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I ,' " • • 4 .N . „ 44. • 1 4 -4 411 — f 11 : kt -06' 4unuy • 1 4 TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1816. r [ ri•HE.2 904. PEKE Sr " Ivr, 0 41.... . i • • ttathciNss. )Ns, in at. P.tlii's - Churl" . ..'e .. that the Priers of ei r as foll ow; an I that t th ho N 2 i . ird from cheapsid e to tal Dr. Ste6rs's I Opodeldoe 2 ---Vorivuhion Oil 2 c 1 Colts ---- Camoml:e Dr op e 1 Essence of foot e , Mr Spenee's Derieffijee 4 i t Lotenges of Blois Engl s;t Co ff ee Pil Deliatirientea Iti I .. Kr," be engraved its to e s 4 e temisi mw be gvni.ine. • lienry',t i . Magnesia R I i $ , Stro on cr. ',tato* 4 i Hut:lanes ditto • Ingl•sh's Meath P $. SI% 1 1 ii Sp i ?shore s di tto . G trange's C oug h ditto I 4 Welsh's Pills 1 ft I gr SotanderVrea $ lade ;quit these and all othe r ai l ; SDISEAS7t—C"--- - " ... "'"wee t to mlnkind, those of it comvica , ed ;MI 41111cultt the ottu lit t o point our their y er i oi e. ap. ist every d: `"awe. at,.l2re lel,* or even it, the unit pert" , they are continually chart 42 i st ,ttaeh, th e patient thinks be feels erienced befo re . N or do they only wise sliders, and is o ften thereby pe ev i s h. Th e low spirit s , ti w . ham of temper, which gene ce many to belitve that * rvy ry a ,. but this change of teatistris f nervous diseases. GILEAD as decidedly the,, r ev er yet di scovered for nervous lions, consumptions, weakness of :0.11 tretublings of th e 0 g ed, , ,.,,4 1 7 ) , Liot.: and all other diseases ile nervous qyateni ; which are to o i n youth, and the gro4 violatie4 dictates for the press natio n of Ja n n tur a lung and happy w e . No •)trantl ; Bacon and Co. ISO Ot nd Dowding . Salisbury; and a d each, or four in one Family Bottle 7sitle Is saved, with the words-- engraved on the Stamp. ./...,11 ceimUlted by letter, die ustul be me used, adslressed, " Money House, near Laval/on!. l'arat writing, and useful Family Work po-truit the Author, and a view :_; IDE to HEAL H; or, /Wyk" •nip:ai!:rs By ti.Sot-Jatos, Ir Diira-rs, Nf mow, and rlyitoi !Trait Iftrtuarks th.we Nowa is 'putt In fluently afilictrJ; ru l'r,at trent aNd klcuardirs laitt &c &c. ILLENGE. ' and CZ). Surgeons. Lorin chaiien g t• the *hole WurLl to tele ntet!icine aid method uf cure the practice of many year; to ,to ossun, has nut given thu r studies to the treatment and (hat derangement of the sys. e of the pernicious and wasteful to.ltappily p nued by the youth via be hound to be the entailing !•aee its ravages fatally developed • tit if not timily cc. are its remote and :don, loss of musctrar ross 7 er,nid :lily characterise the earn• et :rages rs :anguishing under the diordets "eV 11l en t is and has never .e of 4 long, laborious, and much. iplicared :area of venereelinfta to urethra., spuogy ClCreSMltts s iiiinal weakness, gler, zeLit or of lui , g duration, acJ of other l'ractitioners, are by :re-stmt.:it Lilt x!ly and permit. at rotifer in t ; the excruciating p 9 h frequently follows the apphca• course of their extensive practice ses of S FRICTURES have been to total eradication of width:a cf. xpeditious nwde of cure superior weakness, rtlaxation, sod Mi. lain: are speedily reinf:ved, and td vigorous health. But .Care I, a proper perseverance in their i;bl y requisite, to revive the slum. iirmae the constitot:on. _ equestA to cate the particulars itnt of living, &c. encloting a to .ts, *hoc the sante will licgicw is so essential to their odder nay he added to the warns kr 7, Hatton gattlyn. T ADVICE. :et : Fleet.street, May I, !Mk anon and Professional skill tire to discover the 11101taft eat prev.iiling Diseaies, the niece* , he best proof of supvr;ority. • I 'r Prad:tice to the eichisiw Ind the complete suv.ess attend• rdour to oppose as much it pose wtoch are the most importaot economy is exposed. on into every branch of Medical nin e Ile till; practice, to relate io oleducateti Mel, or the equally ral practitioner. re of wlsich we have directed oat of Venereal infection, whethet , all kinds of Debility or Deb' secret habits of schoolsboyes or terminating in impotence, and lastly, that derangement of the !led Marrenness i,r Skerility, tr ir error. lit of ignorance or haste In the and it not untrequectly her oisone,l, front the inadvertence a stipetior tne:lind, such cone r 1 %.• others have failed, We cal restoratiou. as frequently connected with aplaints, have slit escaped oor I improved Otn, we are e's• is and Stile ures, whether rr' no resorting to the painful aod mix. Many instances CAII %, of several years continuities , a few days, atter the cure had wnneut effect. tntv of either. six, with seCre‘T s from tbe consul y, con :21101 tad manner of living, Incloael and advice and Medicine for in. • he Royal College a Sorrow. W AT LONDON BRIDOS; 41 rniutttrA after Is 1,1 iumweir VCL ICINT, Pickra But; stat-Uffice,Tvnip!e ear. 'WY V., DRURY-LAM!. THIS PRESENT EVENING , -their Majestiee Sorra! • vt.-!` perform • THE DUKE OF MILAN. To which w:1 be added, WHAT Nmc.r? man ly, A Nov Way to l'apid 'Debts; with What Neu NEVER ACTED. .IDEA ER P. 1: 1 1YAL, COVAINT•GARDBISL WeiS PRESENT /ward. EVENING, war be• per- A,. GUY MANNERINGt • OR. THE (HMV'S PROPHECY. Chsreoters—.Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr. ABBOTT, Mr. MOON Mr. I:hIF.ItY, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Mla STE PHENS, Miss MA'ITHEM. 4 , Mrs. GIBBS, ace. • To which will be added. RAISING THE WIND. _ _ Miss O'Neill oNll nuke I.er first appearance in Comedy on Saturday neat, in the character of Lady T_szle, in tt.e School !sr scandal. This day wa. published, price .2. 6d. AN INQUiteir into the CAUSES of AGRI. CULTURAL. DIS FRCSS. By W. JACOB, Esq. F. R. S. • Printed for R. Hunter (successor to J. Johnson), 72, St. Paul'. Churchyard; asil J Ridgway,•Piccadilly. Cf whom may be had. by the same Author, Coasiderations on the Y:o•ectiun required by British Agri &tura. In de Press, and for pu'll.eation immediately, LETTERS passed by BENJAMIN TUCKER, 'Esq. of .frematon Clstie, and Mr. EDWARD LY NE, of yniontb. Second Edition, with a subsequent Correspondence woo the basis of tit,- First Edition. mim e d an el sold by Mr. Rees, Pall-Mall; Mr. Curtis, Plymouth ; and Mr. Congdon, Eyntooth Dock. This d: y were pilblibhtd, price 9s_ in boards, I)ENINSULAIt SKETCHES, &c. during a rer,:it Tour. By JOHN MILFORD, Jun. " Forma et bac colim jurgbit." Printed for J hu Rlcbardson, 91, Royal Exchaugt ; a.ul J. Hatebsrd,Piccadilly. • . This day wan published, in l'wo Vals. Royal livo.pric- Xi lbs. boards, the Sr-onl much enlarged and improved, of A 'ritZATls:.l. on WILLS .v 0 CODICILS, ti with an Avpeu.!:s •bf the Statutes, a copi Coili-ction of useful ihecrloita, with Notes, Practical :tad Explanatory. Ey W. ROBERTO, of Li!tc ess Barrister at • .aw. Lunch/ Pri!lva f : liutterwords and boo, 43. Fleet street; and LCooke, S.:mama rutAra. nth day was p.::).4li.rd i priCt: a 3a. in boards, the 'ectind Edition wite considei..ble aVitti.iotta, of A TREA oh o,e LAW .f EVIDENCE. Ly M PHILLIPS. Esq. Of ti.e'lnver - Urni.tk,' Par 3‘ter it Law. Lode: Printed fur 1 tafterworrb and Sun, 43, Ficti on,: Lid J. (:coke, or:h.:nal Quay, Dublin. Ms iLy was ktk:bihked, in S vols. ova. Price La . 15s boards, Tb. Tim Edition), witiscoosiderable Asidltions, of A TRZei FISZ of the L.V.V:i to' the RELIEF awl .SErI'I.F.MENT of the POOR. By MICHAEL NOLAN, Of Lisscohes lap, Esq. Barr:ster at f.tw. London: Noted for J Btoterworth saloon, 43, Fket-streat ; sad 1 Cooke, Orm thsbitu. Ills day was pubiias• d, in rwo Vol.. Ro)al Bvo. pricy boards, The Ith Edition, with Correcr!ima Addition•, of CASES in CROWN LAW, determined by the MEL VE JUDGES, by the'Ccort of King's Bench, and by the Cumin ,sioners of Oyer and Terminer, an.l general Gaol Delivery, tr3n.:Ste ith year of George the Second, 1730, to the Sick year of George the Third, 1815.- 4 THOMAS LE AC 11, EA. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. London : Painted fur J. Butterworth and ''on, 43, Fleer-street T. Cad.ll and W. Davies, J. Walker, W. Clarke anti Suns, R. Roney, K. Jeffrys, and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin. This day was published, 1.10 Royal Octavo, price St is. in boards, the Fourth Edition, with considerable Addition:, of THE LAW of LANDLORD and TENANT, including Leurs, Assignments, Tenants in Fre, Tenants Life, 'Tenants for Years, reliant. at Will, Rent, Mortgages, Copyboids, LA; lig I, Fin Jr,o, Notices •u Quit, Distress, &c titc. Ts which Is added, an Append x of Precedents. By WiLLCAM WOUDFALI., o: the Mid De l'ernple, Esq. 13arritter-at-1.....w. Woodfall's tpitonie of the Law of Landlord and Tenant, k &L boards. Laudon: Printrd for J. Butterworth and Lon, 43, Fleet-street; Inli.Conke, Orrnond-roay, 'l'o THE MAGI6TRACY, Scr. THE RECORI)EIt, or JUDICIAL and MA -4 GISTERIAL MAC: AZINE, was ptibliched this clay, ,„?"‘64. conteiring a Compendluen of 43 Laws as enacted; uThasderiminal Truk ; Analysis of all Law 116oks ; Corms- Modena and !.ipinions on legal Cases; Lives and Anecdotes; Register of all Police Tran.actions; Bankrupts; Law Appoint ; Miscellaneous Information, and Historical Event* during ae Month. Published by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationer,'-cnurt ; 1. 53, Parliament. street, and all Books ilas in Town and Country, 6 This day was published, in Ihro.price MOSCOW, a Poem ; by Mrs. HENRY ROLLS,, Autberess of sacred Sketches, Ste.. Landon: ?rimed fur Law and Wiiittalier. is, Ave Mariti me, and may also be bad of all of her Booksellers. Where may be bad, lately pubtsbeti, lAMB SZVICREI from Scripture History, NOM, by the Otte Authoress, Yvo. puce 6s. hoards. Tbe manner in which the A.tithorcss bas 'muted a tail so scannable to herself, requite, our critical approbation. The Pshabed beauty of the v• r.e shows considerable and studious read in the poetical literaoire it England."—Crit. Rev. Aug. ISI S. This day was published, price 7s. bo4r.le, AN ACCOUNT of the st veral PUBLIC FUNDS; inclodiug thole created by the Intparial and Irish Loans, transferable at the [link of England; togetlu r with 301 Account If the Stock of the ruhlic Companies London ;to welch are ad& d several wieftil watt eztenstvp Table., tUustrated I Observations and Examples ; ahia, Staternews of the National ocht and of the Siztlo:g Fund. The Sixth Edition. By ‘CILLIAM FAIRMAN, Of the Rny.l Excl•ange Assurance Office. London: Prirard for John Richardson, 91, rater the Royal modJ I nbange; J. M. Ricliartisup, Coruhill ; Walhcr awl hAwards, ohli Robinson, Paternoster-row. Ina kw days will be publiXe4l, bandsoritely printed in svo. THE AERIAX L ISLES; or, The Visions of Itiaieolm. A Poem, with Notes. , By J. INGLE, E s 1. Northamptonslitie Militia. enticed for J. J. St oc W ale , 41, rail Mali; and Nicholson and ".1. aha l Second Edition, in One Vol. 4to. with an elegant whole length portrait. price only !Cs. in boards, tit he Emerald ; a i'o,or, with Notes liiitorical and Criti tkit Ey Chafes Pni!l•p i , E sq . o f D u bli n . Ran at Law; An ia__ef Loses of Celestine and St. Aubert, a Romantic Tale, two 'meg. rite mk.641. PFICE OP OR ON/ NC 1, hinges!, 211,1316. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ;Of hie 11A JEST?" OR r..) VA NC E, sir heriihr ewe astior, 1 hat Proposals will be received at •heir Office in on or before WEDNESDAY, the !gilt March inst. from such 'Persi.ns is may he wilUng to undertake the Performance of the PLA cl F.REit S' WORK, for ervire of this Department, at the following Atriong, viz. TOWER, PALL-MALL, GREEN WICH, LEWISHAM. WOOLWICH, PURELEE E, TIL BURY FORT, and CiR AVINEND; for a Period of three Years, determinable of er the expiration of the fir.t Year, upon notice of thre , 2 Months, at the option of tither party. Farther particulars, together wi.h the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aloft said, atiy day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Plasteri.p. i Welk ;" but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 13th inwaot, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither wi.l any fender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Ala rt in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Rt aid, k. If. CREW, S e • MON TAGI IF-SQUARE. Elegant and Fashionahle HOU :RI-Ult.D FURNITURE, new w;thin a short time, CHINA, GI. A 01, PIATED AR TICLES, Cellar of choiceene-flavoured WINES ' &c. TO HE SOLD BY AUCT I ON, BY MR. ItOBINS, On the Pietuises, No. s 9, Montagne square ' on TuuttSDAr next, the i 4th of Marc' a .. . _at Twelve o'clock. by order of the Exe cutors of Gitoacie Mos room, Esq. deceased: rr HE . FURNITURE coinprises elegant Suites of JL Drawing-room and Rating / parlour Curtains, with Dra peries, in Chintz Cotton and. Morine ; capital four-post Bed steads with Mahogany Pillars, and handsome Chintz Cotton Furnitures; Field, Tent, and other Betistsadi and - Furniture,; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding ; Japanned Grecian hack Drawing-room Chairs, Sofas, Couches, Ottomans, &c. with Cuihions and Cases; handsome 'turkey, Brussels, and other Carpus, lharth-rugs, &c excellent Cabinet Ankles, in Ward robes, Chests if Drawers, Bookcases ' Pedestal Sideboard, Ccl laret, capital Set of Patent Duni% Tables, Mahogany Eating. parlour Chairs in blue Morocco, Card, Sofa, Pembroke, Dressing, and otha Tables, in ltosp Wood and Mahogany; handsome steel cut Fenders and Fire irons, China, Gass, Plated Articles, 'Cellar of choice fine flavoured Wines, cansisting of about 4o dozen of Madeira, go doien of Port, two boxes of Martinique Noyeau, &c. numerous Kitchen Requisites, and various other Effects, The whole of the above elegant Furniture is pew within a tew months, and never used. To be viewed by applying oir the Prernlsis, on Tuesday and %Vedsitstlay preceding the Sale, where Catalogues may be bad, at Is. each; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, G01den...4413re. MONEY WANTED, or I'ATE for SALE. Wanted, 13!),ntin, '7 way of MOR I GAGE or A NNU -11 Y, at Seven per Cent. or . 0 oliv:are the necessity of a Loan. a very fine a 34 *lighly improvable Freehold P. tale, camprisi.ag a marneon, thief ntan.iri, small advowson, and upwards at slued acres, in a line sporting tiutury chiefly let upon nil leases Ins- Pees, at half the I.r. , vll , value, wilt be sold at 25 years purchase, on the gresent rural of £1450. Full particular` of Mr. She.., Panned haste and General Agent, Southampton-row, Russell square. FAMILY Mill WAREHOUSE. PATRICK, lee BAYLEY. JPATRICK resprev sAlly albums Families and • Innkeepers r siding an the Country, that every description ot Flits m tlte primes , quality may be obtained at Ins Wholesale and Retail Warehouse, No 20, Newgare-street, corns rot 1(0W strt.er, 1 4 .wgate llitseset, and pledges himself that their enders shall he execited with the same punctuality and fidelity as it pre sent, and on such very moderate t•trnis as wit insure a continu ant eof their favours. 14. B. Country i . lcaters I. 4 "rA — SH - 10N - A - 6 . 1.0 - S — ANCING, by Mr. A 1 -4- 71 -- R.E , privately taught, at No. 11, Slierranliitreet.Gokleu-square, to Ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the inudt.rn style. Mr. ALLEN% system ot teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an abject to acquire easily that fa.liionable requisite fur genteel society expedititiusly, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. !lose who du nut want private teaching may it am at a small expence, with a respectab;e set of pupils, on the public teaching evettiogs. Professors of dancing taught the most elt.gant lave! dances, and the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Fri.lay. DEAiI FIFUL WOMEN. THE greatest Blemish to B:Auty is Superfluous Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms. HU BERrs Genuine RUSEA I' g POWDER itnnwiliittly removes them, is au elessut article, perfectly innocent, and ple.tant to use; price 4s. and 7s. 24 ware of the base Counterfeits—the genuine is signed, out die, " G. H. Hugard." Sold by the Proprietor, 22, Russell-street, Covent-garden ; Ovtrton, 51, Bond -street; Thom, 45, Oxford street; Davison, 69, Fleet-street ; Davison, Newberry, and Bowling, Dublin; Rayburn, Edinburgh; Brodie, Salisbury; Prosser, Bristol; Rusher, heading; Crook, Cheltenham; Harvey, eniuthampton ; White, Brighton ; Mitchell, Colchester ; Rollason, Coventry ; Searle, Leeds; Hopkins, Hull; Loggia, Aylesbui y; and by must venders in the Empire. SILKS. —A NEW A wricu; of Irish Manufac ture, for morning or evening wear, has been Introduced, which has evict d the adniiration of young, middle aged, and el •' derly Ladies of Fashion, for its warmth, elegance ' and durability, to be had exclusive!) , at BROWN and Co.'s Irisia Warehouse, 15, Henrietta-street, Covent-Garden, in every possible shady and co lour. Also new and rich tissue Levantine* fur dreamt and pelisse'', Velvets, plain and figured •I'abb.nets, Satins, Sarsuets, &c. &c. (for ready money) at full 3s. in the pound lower than any Retail House la London. MILLARIYs IMPERIAL TWINE for SHIRTING and SUPERIOR SHEETING, by his M.slt spa's ROTA I. Lances ?ATIN r.—The Nobility, Mer chants, and the Public, are respectfully informed by the Pa tentee the above Cloth is sold, duly stamped, at the East India Warehouses, No. 16, Cheapside, and at no other house, whole sale, In entire cases foe exportatiou ; and by the piece, from 25 to 52 yards each, at 21. 6d. Ss. Ss. 6d. 4s. 4s. 6d. and ss. 6d. per yard. kis peculiar foi its great economy, and its singular eonliuciveness to health, particularly in this changeable climate, naturally preventing the ill effects arising from sudden transitions from heat to cold after exercise, never imbibing the damp atmosphere, and equally beneficial in warm or cold climates. It Is adapted to all the purposes of family use, for shining, chil dren's wear, sheeting, &e.; the pieces for sheeting, boils .I.4ths and 6-4tha,contain from two to four pair each, and surpass every other kind for economy, beauty, and pleasantness of wear. Many of the first Families in the kingdom have long experienced its ad vantages. Orders from Abroad and from the Country receive every attention. The White Chintz for Ladies' dress and Chit dreu's wear, may be obtained as above, in Pieces front Three to Four Guineas each, containing front three to four dresses. riiHE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MAR I IN, 97, High Holborn. This inestimable Composition, with half the usual labour, produces a must brit- Haat jet-black, tully equal to the highest Japan Varnish; affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather; will not soil the finest Linen; is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will rre. talu its virtues in any Climate . Sold retail by the principal Grocers, Boot-Makers Oilmen, a nd Perfumers, in tire United Kingdom. TO "I•HK AFFLICTED WITH CANCERS, KING'S EVIL, SCROFULA, WHITE SWELLINGS, &c., R. JONES, Surgeon i n his Majesty's Service, is -5-4 , consulted daily from ten till two, and six till eight, at his resider e, No. 238, 01.ford-sireet, opposite Hyde Park; and by letters (post paid) &c. From the superior knowlkdge he justly claims In the•treatmeut of the above disease*, he undertakes their cure, *Lett this most ;maggot of pit Faculty have 41144. ALL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT SATURDAY, • MARCH 16: 91HE LOTTERY will then finish. A Grand Prize, of 25, * IX) Guineas! and Eleven other Capitals, with 2004 other Prizes, are in the Wheel. Net two Blanks to a Prize, and no small Lottery to tolliw !—A few undrawn Tickets and Sharp may yet be obtained of HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Confractors, front Gate, Royal Exchange, who Shared and sold No 842, a Prize of 16,2o,000! No. 18,605, a Prize of 45,000 ! &c. rice. rite. drawn last Wednesday ; and a Prize of 45,001, with three Prizes of £l,OOO each, drawn on Saturday. Webruary 24. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH ti. In the cross Appeal Cause, " Sticpoole o. Stacpoole, and eon- , tra," the arguments of Counsel on thes e long a n d tin, ortant Irish Appeals were closed this day. Mr. BLUM was heard for several of the parties. Mr. Leace in explanation of his former I arguments, and Sir S. Espatim.v at great length in reply. The Lords postponed their judgment on them. The Marquis of AN axes as took the oaths and his seat on the accession to his new title. His Lordship's supporters were the Marquis of Bath and the Marquis of Lansdowne. The LORD CHANCELLOR presented a Bill which bad been prepared bribe Judges according to an Order of the Hose last Session, for the purpose of comprehending la one Act all the Laws relative to the punishmect of the Pillory. *The Bill having been laid on the Table, was, on the motiou of his Lordship, or dered to be printed. Lord GREN VILLE presented Petition from Bath, and Lard SOMERS (rum Gloucester, praying for a Repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act. The Pethioas were ordered to lie on the Table. Lord MELVILLE presented a Petition from Edin burgh, praying that it the Property Tax was to be renewed, it might receive such modifications as the wisdom of the Legislature would suggest, for lighten iog the burdens and inconvenience which had hitherto Attended the application of it.--ordered to lie on the Table. The Duke of MONTROSE presented a Petition from the Merchants, Manufacturers, and others et the City of Glasgow; which beinFrread, set forth the cheerfulness with which the Petitioners had contri buted to support the burdens of the long and arduous contest in which Great Britain had been engaged, and expressed the earnestness of their desire that no thing should operate to defeat the beneficial effects of a triymph so honourably and so gldriously achieved. They particularly deprecated any endeavours to ••p pose by clamour the continuance of a Tax which might be found necessary to sustain an adequate re venue, and such they conceived to be the Property Tax, reduced and modified by the wisdom and dis cretion of the Legislature.— The Petition was ordered, to lie or the Table. The Earl of ROSSLYN pres e nt e d a P et ition from Glasio . w, praying fur a discootinuadce of the Pro perty T4l.—Ordered to lie on the Table. . Lord HOLLAND, in allusion to the Petition which had been presented, not by his Noble Friend neat him. but by the N.ble Daimon the other side, expressA an earliest wish that the pe pie os. or rather such of them as app Pared most forward to commend the Property Tax. s h by Governm• at, be made at least to pay their ow egirirthle share cf it. Hie mentioned that, because he had been in. t roped that it was the practice in many p its ~f Scot land, by indirect means, to evade the patone.l of that Tax, of which some of them appeared to be so enamoured. ' 'lime Duke of MONTROiE could confidently assure the House, that the N hie Baron had been noisinforrned respecting the sentiments of the great mij rity of the most respectable persons in Scotland, as he himself would find, if he would inquire among the subscribers to the Peiti‘ar, which contaiiied names most materially connected with the Lauded and Farming Interests. Lord HOLLAND could not speak from actual knowledge of the facts, but he had been Credibly in. formed, that the gross amount of the taxes usually paid in Scotland, did not exceed the average of the Engli..h House Tax. Lord MELVILLE was persuaded that the NAN Baron had been misinformed, as he himself knew that the Assessed Taxes were failly and fully collect. ed in Glasgow. • EarI.GREY had heard reports similar to those al luded to by his Noble Friend that the Property T.): was evaded in many parts of Scotland, and he had no doubt it was so there as well as it was in some parts of England ; and it could not be denied, that if the tax were to be continued, it should be fairly and equally collected every where. Earl GREY then presented a Petition against the Property T.lx. Lord CARNARVON presented a similar Petition from the County of Hants. Both Petitions were ordered to lie on the Table. VCTING BY PROXIES. Lord KENYON, adverting to a motion recently made by'st Noble Baron opposite (Lord Killand), relative to the admission of proxies to vo'e under cer tain circumstances, thought that it wori:d be better if that Noble La . ird would make a motion r. pectiiig the proper admission of proxies generally. Lord HOLLAND observed, that hi. (dim La the snOtion which he had submitted to the House re. kted to a mere point 4f co.orrion convenicnce, ,and Mas one in which he had no individual camera rte. wish. What the Noble. I 4 ord t!;en suggested. was qifite another quintion, and he was perfectly at liberty toltsalce any motion he pleased about it: The LORD CHANaLLOR agreed with tie Noble Lord (Holland); that the questions were not directly connected wi.h each other, and that if aay stook relative to ' the Parliamentary practice and validity of proxies was entertain d, any Noble L;rd might make a motion on the subject. 1411.11*ANY PSALM ELSTABLIstIMKNT. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE give ontiCe. that he should, on Friday next, the attention of • House to 4 subject of vast and urgent i ,, ip..rtaw $ sic meant the deter min itio:. of wire mi ilt ba %kettle,: a fit and proper rate f the Militar) Est tb;sslyitent of the Country at the present time of Pace, and t , i ad. dress the Prince Regent on the occasion. He then rnovvd, that the Lords be snmm•ued on Friday. Ordered accordingly.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A new Writ was ordered, on the motion of Mr. Baoonan, for the election of a Member for Newport in Curnwol , . in • :be Rotes, room of 1. Esq. who had accepted the Chiltern Hun. dred, A Petition was presented from Great Inlvmooth, praying for a repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Aet.—Laid on the tahl!. Sir F. FLOOD had not observed that a novice was hi-fore the House on a subject on which he had also given :tinier of a rtio, tion, he should therefore witt - draw nis notice, in erpectatioa that the lion. Baronet, tit,. M..mber foe Waterford, who had g yen the other notice, wt,uW do instice to the subject. Slr C. EDMON i lONE presented a Petition from the county of Stirling, in Scotland*, against the Distillery Laws. I.aid on the table. A Petition was presented from Bedeslow, against the Property Tax.—Laid on the table. Sir G. WEBSTER presepted a • Petition from Rye, in Sussex, praying for the d;scontinuance of the Property Tat, and hoping that Government would sat keep up the enormous Peace Establishme'nt they had 'hewn their intention to continue.—Laid on the table. A Petition was presented from Devizes ag tinst the Property Tax.—Laid on the table. Sir C. EDMONSTONE presented a Petiti to fmm the Freeholders, Landed Proprietors, -and others, k the County of Stirling, in Scotland, ..tgatitsl the PI perry Tax. Mr. NC A. TAYLOR expressed his determination of voting against the Tax under any modification._ He had never voted in favour of it, not even in t:rres of the greatest necessity, and shoulel never swerv,.• from the principles he had always protesied.-1-iil on the table. A Petition was presented from Pool against the Property Tax.—Laid on the talge. The Hon. H. a. BENNET presented a Petition from Streatham, against the Property Tax.—Litid on the table. Sir H. ST. PAUL, presented a Petition from Bridporr..—Laid on the table. Sir G. HEATHCOTE brought up a Petiiion from the town of Folkington, in Middlesex. fle thought it needless to desain the I lou,e in again livering his sentiments upon this subject. lit sbonid only observe, that instead of farmers attending in the town ul-Sell their .corn, there were aucti”nrers !disteibutieig their hand-bills for the sale of farms,— ' Laid on the sable. Mr. ROSE preseriled .t Petition from Mitcham, in favour of the Property Tax. It commenced with expressing the delight aad joy of the Petitioners on hearing of the intention of Ministers to continue this necessary measure.—Laid on the table. Sir T. ACLAND presented a Petition from a part of the co un ty o f D evon , against ex Property Ttix and the Standing Army.—Laid on the table. A Petition was pretented from Barnard Castle, in ARMY CONTRACTS. .entrifnionnry in Ci.icre Office, . Greet George•streot, Lovid•n, 260 February, 1816. 'OI7ICE a iwrehr fiver *.n all P— dr - ic r I gi -41 to is._ .'ersiins desirous ill of contracting to supply the itillaising Articles for the Use of the Army, viz. . . . BREAD--To his MajestfiLand Forces In Cantonments, Qua;. , tern, arid Barracks,in the undermentioned Counties and islands: Alderney, I Dorset, Monmouth, Anglesea, Durham, Montgomery, !legiford, Essex, • Norfolk, Berke (including the Flint, Northampton, 'lows of Hunger- Glamorgan, Northumberland, ford), Gloster, (including Nottingham. Berwick, the City of Eris- Orford, Biecon, top I , . . Penib:oke, Bucks, Guernsey, R Cambridge, (Melo. Hants, . R Ut u nd, ding the F I own of Hertford, Salop, Newmarket), Heidi:6rd, S.merser, I Cardigan, Hunts, Stafford, Carnia I thew, Isle of Man, Suffolk, Carnarvt n, We. of Wight, Surrey, Clinster, ' Jersey, Sussex, ' Cornwall (including Kent, Warwick, Scilly), Lancaster, Westmoreland, Obenberland, Leicester, Wilts, Denbigh, Lincoln, Worcester, I Derby, Merloneth, York, I Devon, Middlesex, • And in the several Counties In Non' OATS—To his M . 'tv's Cavalry, is ("- ter!, in the Anglesea, Bedford, Berwick, Brecon, Bucks, Cambridge, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, I Chester, Cumberland, Denbigh, I . FOR AGE, viz. Oats, Hay and Straw—T o ids Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in the titi• derinentiuned Counties in South Britain : Berks, Kent, Suffolk, Cornwall, Lancaster, Surrey, Devon, Midaesex, Rowse, • Dorset, I Norfolk, Warwick, Es.ex, Nor:hanipton, I Wilts, Haat. Occluding the Nottingham, York, Isle of AVi e ;',r) z , oniertet, . And in the several Cootitie; in North Britain. As also Forage to all Horses hvt fur his 'Majesty's Service In the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Aldetney. That the Deliveries are to commence On and for the 25th day of April next ; that 1'14:y03,1s Ai Writing, sealed up and inatke.l, " 1 ender fur Art.iy :sal tii-s," will be received at this Office on er be'itte Monday, Le 25th day of Marc'', (but none will be resented -a• ter I wave n'Cluck on that day), and, if beet by Pest, the Postage must be paid. Praosals must be niAtie sep.ra.e,y fir each County and Island, except for the COU.IfIcS COlllpriSilig Nurel &Ed south Wales, all of which must be included 111 cute Cruder ; as ahlo must the se. veral counties in North Britain ; and the Proposal for sop plying Forage in the Islusd cut Guernsey must include Alderney; and each Proposal must have the Letter whack is smelted to the l'ethttr pr,iperly filled up, by two person. of known property t ngsging to b. come bound wilt the parry tendering in the amount gated in the printed l'arneuiars, I r :f.e due performance of the Contract ; and no Propona vial to. to i•-eil nide', made on a prin: ed Ten ler, and the prices express. a 91 worts at length; and should it so happen that during the cutenuatize of the Contract no troops should be stationed or .upplied in the County, the expense of the Contract and Bond, raid in ti:e brit instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to hint by the Ctommisary in Ch,ef. Particulars of the Contracts may be bad upon Apllication at this Office, between the hours in Ele yen aod Five; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary Gener.,l Young, Edinburgh; at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Coope, Guernsey ; anti at the Office of Deputy Commissary-Genera/ Ws ieht, Jersey. . Brhain. ,onments, and Quar i and Islands: Monanoath, Montgomery, Northumberland, Oxford, Pembroke, Radnor, Rutland, Salop, Stafford, Derby, Durham, Flint, Glamorgan, Gloster, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Leicester, Uncut°, • Merioneth, Wrstntorelasid, Worcester. I