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PIPIrs7 . . ...- .. . ' . ' - - • ; . . . . . . : .-- , • -11 _ , . . . 0 . , I . at, . . , •,.. l'is a t . t . ~ - - */' .''''.* . • ...... , .--tall 7:1 '4l 7 1yb m • 4utto* S ag_..r .r^~ . TUESDAY, APRIL 30, WM PRI cE Snvio"-PENcli. TNINBSE 9099. • • . NAPI=OPFUE., 411 20, 1010. ;rITHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS a:.,1 COMMIS 1= SZONERIoIIis MAJESTY. Mg Pr, le /.,re.ty give Nidi,e, That on THURSDAY, the 2d of may next, at One o'Clock, they will he ready tc,roceive lenders :n writing Iro.o it'd' Per• , sons as may he willing to purchase at (me or more of hi. Ma jesty's Ships or Vessels hereunder mentioned, with their Otures, as per Inventory, and which are lyin i ; at the Yards Against the same expressed, vii. Borthen. Where lying. ' Paulina Brig 281 Tons Spam* , Brig 284 Wizard Bit 243 Ernest Guwbrit 382 At Deptford. • Totarerons Gun brig top zi Yirzga Gun-brig 181 ' . . i . • Causo tichornier 22,5 ' Prosper ; Brig • 251 Pincher Gun -brig I ito . At Woolivick. . •KhoTpihooter Do. 178 • .. Chterftil . Cat tet 137 •.. .. Hatriem ; n i guns 1,324 to Brig 205 At Chatham. Brig 284 38 guns 044 lA. Sheerness. • , 92 guns 700 . ' Ashing to view the Ships and Vessels must apply to mins•ssioners of the Yards fur notes of adraiss!oo for that PARLIAMENTARY PROCEADINGS. • 1.70 - ......- -- . noxrais ROYAL, DRIIRY-LANE. rig PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' SerrittiN; win irerfortu lING RICHARDaraMrTHEKEAN THIRD. King it ich, . .' • To which wiil be adtled, THE TWO MISERS. . , To Tbe 'Heiress; with Pitcairn's Island. Oa Thursday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts ; with Pitcairn's iiisa Apo a • Tragedy win be prodixed on. 'Tuesday, May 7, under t he title of The Ca•!ir ••"' St. Aldobrand. A D ew Melo-Da im, .is Atterpirc6 is also in - preparation. ....1 6 . --------- THFATRF ROYAL, COVFOCT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per. conr.e.t. CRIMINAL LAW. • 1 Early in June, will be published, In 4 Vol. Ivo. R. C H I T T Y's COMPREHENSiVE TREATISEM on the CRIMINAL LAW of ENGLAND: with a copious collemon of I's cc ZDENTS, &c. &C. HOUSE OF 'LORDS, AORIL The House met at ten o'clock in the morning and proceeded in Appeals. Lord Lowts (Earl of Si aa ru ar. It) was intrw.tuced Iv- Lords BOSTON and Balt ADAL 1111,Ne. Hi- Patent of Creation having hem read at the Table, his Luna!:;' talk she Oaths and bis sea:, ,is did also the Earl of Boca it: GILA V. Sti IR C. _ _ This day was publiihed, in Svo. price es. boards, A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of the BRI TISH SPECIMENS deposited in the Geological Collec tion of the Royal limitation By WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDE, F.A.S. Printed for Loognian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster Row. This day was published,tn Bvo. illustrated by Three coloure Plates, prise Ms. In boards, ' TR EATISEon DIAMONDS and PRECIOUt £ik. STONES, including their History, Natural and Coniundt cial--to which is added, some Account of the beet Metbpda Cutting and Polishing them.—By JOHN MAWE. Priuted for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, nosier-row. VENICE PRE S ERVED. Pierre, Mr. KENIBLB; Belvidere, Miss O'NEILL. To which will he added,' the new Comic Arabian Piece, called WHO WANI3 A WIFE; or, THE LAW OP THE LAND. Twraperow, Guy Manneriug ; with Madame Saehi's Per bellacces; and The Portrait of Cervantes. Thursday the Comedy of The Szbuol fur ScandaL The part of Lady 're tele by Mls•liNcill. ktiday, I fie Wheel of Fottone ; with Who wants a Wife? . . • • : Sheldrakt the same Anew, ... . orate , E ) One lillok4llllSs ~ / I.atona l boards. ' 1 Qucbee, . ~. .-. es 39. O. ... ' ' ' Persons wis s - the Cotnrirlssi \ , CAUSE • purpose. and Pefilk 1 " 41 No Texan. nor soy maim ' tKSCiN. Eq, r;radock, and Joy, Paternos• 1 id L. B. Seeley, Flett.street. ', I 'CO'N, lown a specific pi in by which 1 , tomtit s_ eyes if the whole of t . . i, i Of whom may be bad, by tl Travels in tha Interior of ttruil, in Engravings awl a Map, price X'2.21.' lust published, price AN INQUIRY into the CREASE of PAUPERISM a Remedy for the same.. By WILLIAM , CLAR. London: Published by Baltiwiu, Cry ter-row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and ..tetey. r tee_ ••• In this Pamphlet there is laid don a specific pi in by whi Parishes may reduce the l'oor Kates, evea if the whole of I plan should not be 'adopted by Parliament. Wh3TMINSTER TIRE OFFICE, b.ing.strect, Covent garden, April IS. T HE GENERAL MEE T ING appointeA by the Deed of Settlement, to be held yearly on the last THURSDAY in Aptil, or Within ern days there - after, for the Choice of Altudirdjy t s ore, an d ita on t,d oth i e m r i A , tf a it t irs i?w w o ill holden et. this O ace , 0, H. BROWNE, secretarr. N B The Chair will h e taken at One o'Clod. precisely. AYOUNGcaN r LEMAN oh respectability, education, and character (a native of London), offers his Fervices to any Nobleman, Gentleman, Mete' ant, or Tradesmen, for the impose of Collecting Rents, Debts, Ste. or tra:isacting any other business by Commission. The most respectable re ferences and security will be given.—Lettrs (post paid) to Z. to the care of Mr. Hutton, Aecomptant, Nu. 2, Great St. Helen's, Bithopsgate street. FLA l'E AND ?Li rEp GOODS. H. BARLOW begs to inform the Nobility and le • Gentry, that he is appointed sgent to one of the best Sher. fold Plate Manufacturers, mil is authorized to allow 20 per cent. discount, prompt payment, on all goods, warranted the strongest plated ever made, it is to he considered, that there is an obvious adtestageht purchasing direct from the manufactory, as the re weed cleaning every article in the snops is subject to, makes a egtilaible diffr once in the wetir.--Plate Furnished oa tam -1 5, Leicester -place, Leicester•square. tail! be received after one ;cloak, oa the day of treaty, asks: the perky, or as agent far hisr,othorle. HERTFORDSHTRE.—TO RE LET, COMPACT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ifully situate about twenty-three Miles Norb of the , in a fine part of the Coonty of Hens, e(.lnroanding views in various directlons,an , l attscreti tor :h.:. zero:n -.4 a Gentleman's Fantuly ; a Fi vt-4tall stab'',. 1).••.'11 r, and other Offices, c;:pital Gaylen and a small BATEMAN ON CUTANEOUS DISEASES. This da'was published, in.tivo. (illustrated by a coloured Plate of the Eight Orders), the third Edition, price I 2.5. in boards, of APRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS DISEASES, according to the Arrangement of Dr Willan, exhibiting a concise View of the Diagnostic Symptoms, and the Method of Treatinefat. By THOMAS BATEMAN, M D. 1 1 .1.5. Physician to the Public Dispeniary, and to the Fs vet. It I::tutit•n. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, i'atcr 11Meter404V. " His mode of treating his subject, renders his wank a perfect model for works of this de,.:cript;oo." "To this general enco mium upon :he work, it is scarcely necessary to add our opmion, that it out ht to be in the library ..f every member of the profes -1 sion."—Edhi, Med. and Surg. Journal, Jan. Isl 4. in of Mr. Robins, Warvick-street, Colden ..qua re. KEN FISH TOWN, NEAR THE CHAPEL. TO bE LET, A N E AT Compact DWELLING HOUSE , situate in Upper Craven Place, two Stories high, two Ronms on a floor, with Entrance Hall and ParlJurs on the Ground Floor. and Kitchens, Wash-house, &c. ist the Basement, also a good Garden walled in. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Rubins, Warwick street, Gulden-`quart. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THE greatest Blemish to Beauty is S ope rHuous Mattson the Pace, Neck, and Arms. WlBElers Genuine 10SEATE P(3WI)SR immediately removes them, is an elegant Mids. peefeetly inns , cert, and pleasant to use ; price 4s. and 7s. kligre of the base Counserteits—the genuir.e is signed, outside, Bogard." lid by 'Lys 2roprit:tar, Ressell-street, Covent-garden; Orators 51, Bond-stsect; Thorn , 45, Gefuid street ; Davisan, Ilt„Flee ' vstreet ; Newberry, and Bowling, Dublin; la‘orn, Edit-burgh; Braie, Sahabery ; Proems . , Bristol; Busher Reading: Crook, t :::titenuam ; Harvey, Southampton, Wtire, ilriglann; Mitchtli, Cobliester ; noliasun' Coventry; Searle, t.-etl4; Hopkins, Hull; Loggir., Aylesbury ; and by moat venders in tbeEmpire. • fIOT.HOL'S— REEN•HOUS CONaiER. 11l N'NUORY, and other SAtiiifa, SKY-TIGHTS, &c. have f , !l - many y ear s btu Nlantsbetured of Eldorado-Nletal, ' Wrought Iron and Copper, totted by Pateut Mr.chiotry, in a very .eperior manner, tor ligLtuess, sti env h,: , sti durability, by J. CRIJCIC3HANK.I. who now offer. &bites ; gL.zed with the now Patera Nitral I.au, which the Patentee has granted him leave maatuaature use. the simplicity of this new me thsti of glazing i• as Ut•Vi•Jtti ti its utility, being a perfect seen- . ri:y to gins. va:usb'e, Preventing it. breakage, in the most expotei sited. io:,s, and even iesi.ting violent stoma of tail, &c. This invelition likewise completely excludes bLicks in Sky Lights, the offensiveness of which is so stitivtrwilly and justly cum; !allied of.—May be seen at the Manut =tory, 18, Gerrard-street. N.B. Carden Hand glasses unequalled iar stren;th and light ness. COAL TAR BROW*: AND PAIN I'S, PREPARED FOR I OU T-1/00 R THE BRITISH COLOU It COMPANY, No. 1, Walbronk, London, heg leave to inform the Ni.t•ility, t ;en tiemen, and the Public, that they continue to .ell use abuse ar tides, which front a general use during the last twenty years, are established as the cheapest and best preservatives of wood and iron from the Murk% of the wea•her, Ice. The Tar Brown has teen used on most public buildiegs, and has the peculiar property of rendering the texture of soft woods as durable a; oak. The paints, it will be obs..rord, are in a state fit for use, requiring only a small addition of preparederil ; they are of various shades of peen and o.her colours, particularly adapted for useful and ornamental purposes, and are at considerably reduced prices.— White Leal of 'he best quality, and Paints of all colours, for lt . onse, mate, and shipping uses. Also , Linse ed Cake, Oils arid larnishes of every dtscription.—Considtrabl e adva n ta g e will be Bern to Dealers. ANO ' HER BONUS! AND EVERY TICKET A PRIZE! On , he I.ltll of M.Y. BISH returns his grateful acknowledgments • to his Friend. and the Public for the great patromige he h 4 received since he contracted for the present Lottery; but his Omits are more particularly due for the very waxy favours con !toed upon lent smee he antiouncea his intention of presenting those who purct.nstd tefore the 27th April, with a Grand Bonus Tickets;of this r.dditioinl a..lvatitage expired on Saturday last, lad T. Blz.•H rsgre!s to find that so many disappointments have patted to numerous persons who wi , lied to adveetore (to his Countty Friends in particul a r), as he has Wee LOccrtaitird that try few of the Agents were adequately stralied with ickets • l Shares to meet the demand up to the instant. In order, rebore, to accommodate those who hay:, been thus situated, DISH, le return for so many favours, iz; desirous that such libe ty shall be met by a correspendin,: feeling ou his own part; be bat now the pleasure of antiouncitte hi, intention of giving ANOTHER BONUS tif 2.00 Whole Tickets, iek will be presented by him to all.who purchase between the 21:h of April and the First Day of Drawing, The 14th of MAY, Upon which day every Ticeet drawn must be a Prize! Those persons, therefore, who lost rile opportunity of securing a tight to the Last Bonus, will now have att opportunity of re trieving that loss, and those who purchase again will actually par ticipate in A BONUS OF 500 TICKETS. There are Two Prizes of L 30,000, besides Fifty other Capitals 'and the ?trot drawn Prise above a€soo, will be entitled to An additional 45,000 Therefore must be - .04000 And may be sel 1,000 Or even .€35,00 1 ) . Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the Contractor's Offices, Coannitt, and 9, Cunaino-Caoss, Landoll; And by an Agent of his in every principal Town in England KO he advantages which may accrue from the Bonus will belong tinily to all Tickets and Shares bought, whether the same be terchastil at BISWs Oakes, or at *Nevi auY other Office' WWI - This slay was pub:lshr I, in One Vol. Sva. with Engravings; price I Ss. in hoards, THE HISTORY of INQUISITION, as it has subsisted in France. Italy, Spain, Portugal, Vunice, Sicily, Sarduda, Mtlaa, Poland. Flanders. att. with a pad. cular description of its Secret Prisons, Moles of Torture, Style of Accusation. 'trial, !cc. abridged from the elaborate Work of PIiILIP LIMIIORGH, Professor of Divinity at Amsterdam. Introduced by an Historical Survey of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, and illustrated by Extracts from various writers, and original Manuscript, interesting particulars of Persons alio have suffered the terrors of gnat dt.rk aa sanguinary TribunU; and Political Reflections units revival in Spain by the Deere, of Ferdinand VII. ', u ndo* s _Printed fee W. Siospkin laid Martlsaili, - tisosere-court, Ludgate-street. ' . Ma. FREND'S EVENING ANIUAMEN I's, FOR THE YEAR 1816. Yhis day wereviblisited, price 3s. in boards, .EVENING AMUSE'viENTS; or, the Beauties of the Heavens displayed : in which the striking Appear. at:c..-; to he ob.erved in various Evenings during the Near :8;6 arc described. .11y WiLLIAM /MEND, Esq. M.A. Actuary of tin: Keck Life Assurance liompany, and late Yellow of Jesus Cellege, Cantbridze. Docendo disco. 4 .• In this volume the figure uf the Earth is considered, and tbt contradiction euggested to the Newtonian Theory on the sub ject, by the late ineu.urenients ir. England, is examined. Pruned tor J. Mawinan, 39, Ludgate-street, London; of whom the Evesiiog Ansusententi; fur the preceding Years (1804 to 1815) may be bad. This day was published, Dsdicred, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yeas:, &c. &c in one large voL Bvu. with a copious index, price Lt. boards, AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the M .'FISH ARMY, midi of the LAW MILITARY; with a tree Commentary on the Mutiny'Act and the Articles of War, iliustr.tted by a variety of Decisions by Courts Martial. By E. SAMUEL. Printed and Sold by W. Clowes, Army Printitig•OfEce, Nor thuntberlAnd-court, Strand. Of whom may be had, in one vol. 12mo. with five Plates, Second Edition, price 6s. boards. Treatise on the British Drill, and Exercise of the Company; with an Introduction to the Field Exercise of the Battalion ; ex plaining the different Posts and Situations of every Individual in the Battalion, during the performance of its Movements. By Captain Sowsso, 55th Regiment of Foot. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, &c. This day were published, completed in 5 vols. lanto. containing Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, price 15s. half-hound, TRAVELS at 'HOME and VOYAGES by the FIRE-SIDE; for the Instruction and Entertainment of Young Persons. Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and R. Rees, Pall Mall. With Maps and Globe., aided by t his little Work, young persons may travel for knowledge at home, and make voy ages of discovery by the Bre-side. Our young travellers are Rupposcd to have a bird's-eye view of every country, and are made acquainted with particulars respecting each; these give rise to various reflections, and opportunities of discussing certain other points, important for children to know. In this way enter tainment is blended with instruction and the juvenile auditor learns the manners and customs of different States. As we have not often met with equally useful works, we recommend this to the notice of those who have the care of young people. Critical Review, May, 1114. Vols. 3 to 3, iccluding Asia, Africa, and America, may be bad separate, price 9s. half-bound. This day was published, Elegantly printed in 4 vols. Bvo. (being the Third Edition), illus trated with a Map of Italy, ten engraved Plans of Churches, and Index, price XS. in boards, ALCLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. , Hoc est Italia di's sacra, Us genies ejus, hoz oppida po pulurum.—Pliti. Nat. Hist. 111. 20. By the Rev. JOHN CHETWODE EUSTACE. Third Edition, revised and enlarged. •.• In this New Edition, orate Publisher has endeavoured, by the Adition of a large, accur, aii.l finely engraved Map of Italy, and by particular attention to the paper and type, to do justice to a work which the Public has received with such un common partiality. The Map, two i'lates with the additional matter con tained In this Edition, may be lad by the purchasers of the first one, price ss. The Map of Italy, separately, by Zannoni. price 51. Printed tor 1. bil‘wman, No. so, Ludgaus4treet, London. Of whom may be bad, The above Work, in 2 vols. 4to. price £5. &In boards. Also, Mr. Eusr aces Letter fro= Pub to Googol Ptrilts Edition, no. 4s. TO BE SOLO BY AUG f lON, • -At the Custom-house, FAYER - diAM, KEN'', on THURSDAY, the 9th of May, 1816, at Irweiv. , ti Clock A t N oon, T HE GOODS tINDEK-MEN'rIONED, viz. 8771 Gallons Foreign Geneva (for Home Cnnsumption) E l 51 Yards •Ihreatl Lace, 18 Cambric Handkerchiefs, ti Cotton ditto, Yrrils Cambric, 5 Jars West-India Preserves, s Bottles Orange :;Irup, 6 dim Eau de etlitmni., 2 S;ba.tgled Purses, 1 leery and I Foroiseshell Fans, 19 with Eisences, tit Qua drille Boxes, 5 Snuff Stites, I Wdadlion, a .111411 tinantity of Artificial nowees, :t I'-01111.4 Swansiltnvn Feathers, I iione Needle I Case , 4 Boats rut two pieces, I Anchor and l Warp, :88114 Cwt. Old Junk - The wb „de may hr view,-.4 b:twecn ten and tive:ve o'clnck on the morning, of t he day of sate. Twenty •tii , ; per Gs::. 0.11 he rel.:lit-ea as a tieptt-:ir. ll.° The :;uirits cannot be sold fur lee. t:e ce-ount of the dutie• tie4reoe.: -• • . PO:t i PLYMOU B' Order of tLe (20:11111;;;ionerfi of LI.: MaF•sty's Custunis, TuEsime, May 14, I g 16, at Fen o'Clock in the ' • • " - „ Forenoon, at the Custom - house in Lill rort, r 1 7.H E IdN DE It -MEN'I'IONED GOODS, VIZ. • Brandy, Rum, Gmeva; Witte, I Arne J uice, Sugir, Tea, Hemp, 'Tobacco, Cocoa, Arrow Rout, Fans Neckloc.:, Scent, Cup and Saucers, Handspikes, Rickers, Sweeps, Hord of Paradisn, Wm dnw Blinds Toot'..-Powder, Paste, LZer, anchor, Crteper, Ar tificial Flowers, long Cloth, Malurany, hree ape:a Boats, whole. and entire; also, the Hulls ts: Fifteen brol , en-up Boars, together with their Materials. N,B. The Goods above-mentioned will be set up in several Lots, and sold to the highest bidder. Attendance will be- given a•:. the Custom-house aforesaid, for viewing and raving the same, two dart bri o -: the flay VALUABLE OPPOR 1 UNI I . Y. TO BE $01.1) BY AUCTION—By Mr. COCHRAN, On Monday, the tith of May, 1816, a. Eleven aClock, on the premise* of Mr. Fisher, Nurseryman, Edgewar,-road, Pad dington, Icy Order of the Assignees, Ho'r aad Green-Hutises, Rites of Pits, Eramei and Lights, Green-House and Orminteetal Flaws, M;atio ttette, Stocks and other Flowers in Pots, sleets- ,ion lie Haws, Ike. and the valuable Prentioss for catryiug the Nor ;cry and Seed business to he LE E. •ro be viewed by applying on the Premise:, where Catalogues will be bad ; at the Auction Man, near the Bank ; at Messrs. Gordon's Seed Warehouse, henchureh-street ; :vlessrs. Mason and Son, Fleet-street; Messrs. Dickson and Anderson, Covent Garden. Comndssions andreterenceto Mr. Cochran e Auctioneer, 7, Dike-street, Grosvenur-sifrare, London. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &c. ' MR. GRE ENOUGH's PECTORAL. LOZ EN. GES of TOILU ; the great demand fur which, after up wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all I Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only have R. Hayward printed on the ramp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the ,Inventor. Sold in boxes at Is. 14d. each by iris appointment, by F. New bury and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton► awl Co. Bow Churcls•Yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspar-street ; Nix, Roysi Lx• change; Ward, 324, liolhorn ; Clarke, 269, Boprough; Sanger, 150, Oxford street; Barclays, Fleet-Market; Blike. 56, Picca dilly; and the Venders of genuine IVirilicittes. Where also may be, bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TINC TURES for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tooth-Ach, in enlarged bottles at 2s. 9d. each. DR. COOPER'S MEDICAL BOARD, BLACKFRIARS • ROAD. T HE salutary effect or this Institution is manifest from the following very extraordinary case: London to wit.— John Jackson, of the Borough of South. wark, broker, maketh oath and'saith, that in the year SI4, he was afflicted with a dangerous disorder, and was nearly tontenteen months under the care of several respectable Surgeons, without obtaining any relief. The disease rapidly increasing, his life being in danger, was recommended to Dr. Cooper's Medical Board, Charlotte-House Blackfriars-road, where the progress of the disease was immediately stopped, and he was soon restored to perfect health, which, by the blessing of Goa, be still enjoys, hereby declaring, that in stating these t..cts he is influenced by no other motive than a grateful return for sit miraculous a cure, and the duty he owes to Ins fellow-creatures. •• (Signed) " JOHN JACKSON." "[ITN 1131ILS PRESCHT, " F. M. Lawrence, 25, Blackman-street, Borough, Paper hanger; Thomas John son, 6, Charlotte -street, Blacktrurs-road, Auctioneer; Thomas Derby, St. Michael's-alley, CoinhiU, Tailor and Draper. • " Sworn at the Mansion-house, this 9th day of March, 1811, before me, (Signed) " MATTHEW WOOD, Mayor." Messrs. Coorat and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from 'rwelve till Eight, and claim the attention of those wins have been improperly treated.—Advice gratis on 'ruesday, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings, until Twelve o'clock. N. 11a Dr. Coo raa patronises an Establishment for the secants IsOdetien of Females whose situation requires redestneah4whig their Aesoodsseent. t set Mr. A tcocx, from the Treasury, priisented Accounts of the Adanions made to the charge of the Public Debt, an? of the net produce of the Revenge —Ordered to lie on the Tah'r. Lord NAN F.it pi esentedz Peition from the Royal Burgh of Selkirk, a' auras 'Sir Leather Tax.--flrdereil • o lie on the /able. The'lliyhlen , ! r;ocie•y Bill was reported by tin. Earl of SHAV TE.iIIIMY, with Amendnients, which were agreed to; and the Coroner's WI , was reported by his Loriisli:p, witfrout ismend nlent. o.‘the motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, some further Accounts were ordered respecting Bank Notes. Tie. Exchequer Bills in aid Bill. the Anneal Indemnity Bill, and the Innkeepers' Rates Bill, wtre read a second time, end committed for to-to/mow. The Earl of LAUDERDALE presented a Petition from Mr. Jorin Boa 1 ;roma one of 'the claimants O' the iortiwick Puerage.—Referred to the Comef..tt.te of Privileges, which was pow pit:l44lli :o-morrow (this cley),e'anight. The Transportation Bill wa. re :J a third rime and passed. At the request of the Loan Coittscextes, on the ettend of the personal coneenience.of sonic Noble Lords, Earl Sr Anwar( agreed to poszpone his motion regarding the Statute tlnok till Fr iday„ for which day the Lords were ordered to be sumo maned, the order for to-met-row being discharged. Earl FT EZWILLIAM presented a Petition from the Inn keepers of the City of York, agatrst the additional Duties on Li ceoses, told one from Huddersfield, against the. Insolent Act.—. Ordered to lie on the Table. On the motion of the Earl of KINGSTON' the l orris were ordered to hr eammoried for Monday the 15th of Mar, when his Lordship lave notice !bat heshoold move the second reading of :he two t..ii!s respecting Tithes hi Ireland. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS; petitions were presented against the Leather Tax from Pres cott, Wolverfiiin‘pton, Glatuurganshire, Stockport, '- , Lorthamp. tun, and some •,t: er places. They were read and erd-red to lie.on the 'fade. Pezitions were •iiso presented from Abingdon, Gloucestershire, Halifax, Kilderm'ilver, and two or three a her place*, praying that no additional duty should be levied on the importation of foreign Wool. •1 hese r'eth ions were read and referred to the Coounittee on the Woollen Trade. Mr. Johnson, from the Office of the Chief Secretary for tre land, bruugl.t up an account of the ',umber of persons commit- I tell t o prison for debt in Ireland in the last fn:: ye:rs. Ordered to I e CM the table. lit Persiiii from the insolvent Debtors' Court brought up an account of the nanibcr of 1 , ,t• i'r.s in Eiii:lanJ And WaLs deli vered from prison under the lii .'.l‘..nt 2,i.t, since :March, 1314, with the number of ;:ersons ri.mainle.t, and the separa:e amount of their debts. Colonel ODELL preser.ted a Petition front. the Roman Ce. Viatica of the County and City of Limerick, praying for a repeal of the Penal 1 . .t.w m. Ordered to lie o n rho table. Mr. W. I)lvol DAS presented a Petition from Forfar, aralost any alterat!on in 'he laws reverting the Listen 'Trade. Ordered to lie on ihe rabie. . : rir J. NE'S,' PORT prevented two Petitions from the Ship Owners air I the Citizens of Watcrfor?, in favour of ::,e Water ford Hailsoor Bin. Orderer; toile on Cu: table. Mr. NEWMNI ore-eared a Petition trout a Parish in Devon shire, praying 'or eine modification in the Tythe Laws. Oro dered to lie on the table. ' The Honourable Gentleman then gave notice, that on the 1 4th of May, he would submit a motion on thii subject of the rythes, with a view to obtain a Committee. . Mr. ::URWEN gave notice, that, on Friday nest, he :vould move for a return of the number of l'ythe chimes tried, a.:ii still pending in the Court or Exchequer. sir C. Mr)RGAN presented a Petition from the Debtors eon , thud in the Gaul of Warteck, against she repeal of the imol vent Debtnri Act. . . INEst.t.. .!. Mr. HORNER, seeing an Honourable lilkmber in his place who was connected with the Board of C',attroul, wisbed to tmove for the production of some papers, by which it might be known what steps had been taken for separating the political and commer cial accounts of the F. 044 India Company. He did not think there could be any objection to their pro. duction; and his reasons fur moving for them were, that he thought there had been an evasion of the meaning of the Act of Parhanient, in not keeping tboose accounts quite distinct ; and that he wished tio make the papers the grounds of a future motion. He them moved—" I'hat there be laid before the House an account of the steps taken,by the Board of Con teen', or the India Directors, for carrying into iiect a separation , . the commercial and political accounts of the India Company." Mr. WALLACE observed, that he had no objec tion to the motion, Willa was then put and carried. A person from the Navy Pay Of f ice brought up an account of the contingent expenses of that Odice for the last ten years.-w Ordered to lie on the table. The Transport Bill went through a Committee, and the several resolutions were agreed to. The re port was then received, and die 13iil ordered to be read i third time to-morrow. • ALAIN 1111. L. Sir S. ROMILLY wished to get some information on a subject connected with the Alien Bill then in progress through the House. Fur this put pose he ►huuld move, it no objection was made *to his not having given previous notice, " for an account of the number of Aliens sent out of this country in the last it) years at the instance of any foreign Minister." Mr. H. ADDIIIGTON begged that the Honour able Member might give notice of the motion. Sir S. ROMILLY then gave notice, that on Wed nesday he should make the motion. In the mean time he begged to know from the Right Honourable Member opposite (Mr. H. Addington) whether he would postpone the second reading of the Bill until then ? Mr. H. ADDINGTON replied, that as the Bal was not printed, he should have nu objection to put ting it of till ►.o-morrow. Mr. HORNER was anxious that a day should be posit rely tor the second reading of this Bill, which, he raid, was an important one to the eckirtry. There wool) be a good deal of business to be gone 'through on to-marrow and the following day, and he did not think that the Bill corld be fairly discussed at n a late hour of the .evening of those days. The House should. know when the Bill would come on, in order that a proper discussion of its merits should take place. The Noble Lord who had introduced the Bill had moved for leave to bring it in at a very late hour of the night, Attu a heavy debate had bean 1, ,