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To which will be added, BROTHER AND SISTER. - • **arrow, Gay Matuserteg ; wick Tim Molt aid his Men The gamer; with Who wants s Wife P may, cia walk kis woad appeeranee at de Theatre la Amgen et NONA, mad Sk Araby Measareases, an Friday I^ fttSYAL WEDDING. iyEsTERDA.Y was published, in the Monday 1 &lidos of THB OBSERVER, upwards of Fight look pa, N e wspaper Columns, cooldning s tall wad complete detail of ray i neelee dup partiu of the Martisp Csrestrodal, Dienes, Ste. la- It the Mayhew Parwasees. . n . i c e of use Monday wale of Ihw Obsetver is soly p ese nowe ; aact STOW Newspaper, can be wet to say Tort of the Us tei &Wm, free of postage. • • observer will resudit ou sale, at the Once, No. 169, Build, doing this week. OFFICE OF ORBNANCE, 4941 5,1816. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 6f his MA- Jinn •RDNANCAt do in* Ow mate, DetPrepnals will be received at their Once in Pail-Mall, u s mine the lath day of MAY next, from such Persons u jig be willing to made:take the Performance of the PAIN WOEK, for meek* of the Engineer Department of neepimate at WOOLWICH, for $ Period of three Years, dentable after the expiration of the Ent Year, upon notice deo *Ohs, at the option of either party. indurgesieulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of be Wm:4 may be known at the Secretary's Once in Pall- Iddiremid, any day between the hours of ten and four **clock, irbindte Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed *lnfos& for the Painters' Work at Woolwich;' but no Pro mien be admitted after the said 10th of May next, at twelve ids* at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be Iliad Was the part, staking it. a, an Avon in his behalf, del attend. . by Order of the ikard, R. H. CREW; Sareary. EAST INDIA NOM, April MI, 1516. E COURT of DIRECTORS of As UNITED MIRCHINTS %S . NGLAND a irading Itip, LIST INDIES, Ir liersissi« 'Wks, That a Quarterly Ganged Coen of the said Company will be Si u their House la LeadeahaU•street l at WEDNESDAY, * N th Jane oext,atzimat .'Chock bebs Emmen, for the epees al declaring a Dividend from Miami, lam to Wismar or nem : lbet the Transfer Books of the said Canymy's Stock will Art en THURSDAY, the 6th Jane nest, at Two &Clock, opened again on THURSDAY, the nth July following. ;hod that the Dividend Warranted the said Company's Sack, he cm the sth July, wig be ready to be delivered on MON. the ith July mat. J4MES C 0.51, Sarteary. i. - ANOTHER BONUS ! . • • Every Tula a Friss on Mad" the 14th. very near approach of the Drawing, makes Itimperious upon T. BISH, the Contractor for the present to remind those of his Friends who have not yet made kdr Pirduises, that the advantages resulting from tint Bonn' of his Handled Tickets will cease to be available after Tuesday it, tke 14th instant, on which day the Lottery will begin %Wag. He begs permission to call their immediate attention is dit, ait is his earnest wish that all his Friends should parti *tin it. Every Ticket drawn upon the First Day, will be a hillii led the First-drawn Ticket above £5OO must be £l,OOO, Wary be £lO,OOO, or even 435,000. Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, 4, CO*111111.1" and 9, Cunntsts•Caoss, London. ----------- 'betty FOR THE DIECHARGE AND RELIEF OP PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, May 1, 1810. 13ENEFACTIONS'SINCE THE LAST RI • PORT, vit. A s. d. I thilim.Phllip Pusey, V. P. • A.sso ?Ix Illinskam, Bart. • A. 1 0 0 Nowt, Esq. per Sec. - • A. II • 1 ,.. 44k14114 1 sq. . • A. 4 • 0 Ml7ll lm lNlPinall . . A. 1• 0 . . A. 1 1 0 ' hisianis, Euk . . A. II 1 0 . A. 1s 0 • A. 1 1 • : A. 1 1 0 * silts . 1 . p .g. :/$131.41 ' " . . A. 2S 0 Unifies O* • . A. 10 10 0 W jail 4 4, Pee Parantrsley . 11 • 0 . A. 1 0 Sim " il illsone, Esq. • as. Penfold, . A. 2& 0 C. P. Imes, Isi . . A. S 2 0 turn Craftfoni Esq. " - . A. 011 0 IL Hawkins Brown e Esq. . A. & I • 109. Drsamond, 24. pe r Hiddsdpb and Co. A. SIL 0 A 'ltrevf Berkley Drummed, per ditto A. S I Q L'ul Drummed, Esq. par ditto • A. 11 0 s , -.4111 „ !7 . 11 iddelph i Cocks and-Co. • A. •$* $ 0 ,S 0 0 ""'"irts Chapel, Fulham • .. it ii. ~ 1 0 0 . • Ns c h nnsh • _ 000 " Ariead to the Distressed 10 0 0 " d, ki Kent, per Hammersleie • A. 1 0 0 .11193 3 0 14441 1341 sad relieved from various Prisms, el ' stews, fur the stun of - - ARP le 11 the Cases of 43 Petitioners; Approved it i Referred for Characters 3 Petition. /14 ,Ate1ected 19. 41 7estietas am received by J. Camden Neild, Fog. the Trio. .„, ' 4 htllle-Walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herdesiltars Oak. Jainees•street ; Hoare., Fleetistroot 1 Chattaibh sad 'uwmb" 1 14 Co. Lambarct-street ; liiddtdpho Cocks* , m'''. ; Dorrien and Co. Finch-hoe, Cortatill 1 spent 4,1117., ,Palimall ; Vern, and Co. No 77, LoosbardOrtiseti ai?Sl theretary,Crattes.street, Saad, 116 = 9 " 1114 ,_ 6°.11$ a 34 ._ . " 1 " by the.. Wise are inclined co support me worn/. i 4 . 4 7111 the Society wet on the Cant Webs*/ bt Mgt / . TUESDAY, MAY 7,. 18113. SALES BY AUCTION. __... LOWER oßtsvENok-stßErr. IMlSnelats RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, otastjum. INOS, COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, &c. 3tezu4NT FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Sy Mr. abet" On the Premises, on Tatman** neat, May at Ore o'Cloelt; THE Valuable LEASE of the Spacious and Com pact Ellgible. PREMISES, late the Reddence of LADY HAMILTON, Deceased; Ultra Nos. 0, oh the North Bide of Lovier Groeveneustreet, Orssemenequaree-erke House contains good Entrant* enclosed a Lihnryi Droning-Room, Antl-Rests to an excellent Wag Parlour, Closet, Sal. ; Vint Storey are Three spacious Paw communicating, Deady Sited up, with Closet, fts; 011 the Second Storey, ase Four rod Bed-Chansbers, Deeming Room, &c. and Five roomy Chambers over. A Stone Stair-ease to the Upper Storey. In the Basawatnt are convenient Men, eseellent Wine and Beer Cellars, Yanks, &G. Garden behind, trithWash-House, Ste. Coach-liunse and Stable for Four Holies; Rooniand Loft over. On the same and following day, at Eleten **Clock, will be SOLD the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of eimet and other Bedsteads, naosilent Bedding, wee made GOP , net Furokure of all Pier and Mimeo, Glasses, Teaskey, Be se and other and vadety of useful Ankles; Chia and Glass, good Kitchen Renaldiels&e. The lime may be viewed is ItlkTlekets to the time of Sale; the Furniture ea 'ireeday and Wednesday protedieg the 11511.---- Penicillin on C e Premises; of Mew. MEW% . Wllkill9ret and Co. No.!, Cloak's lan; and of Mr. Mks, Warwick sueetAelden-equent; where rickets tel Idsofig may be had, and entalngumfer the !lots at is. en& TWICKENHAM, MIDDLES& Webb 'AND for BUILDING, sloping to a tissedial part of the River Mantes, about Four Acre!. and an Apra opposite. By Mr. ROBIN S , _ At Cutaway's Coffee.house, 'Change-alley, Condon!, on Tawas. DAT, the letb May, at Twelve o'clock, ID One Lot, AVERY Desirable FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE, held of the Manor of Son, situate in High-street,T wit:bombs/a; comprising a valuable Plot of Ground, ornamented wit` full-grown Forest Trees and Shrubs, surrounded by walls sad iron pallisades, sloping to a most picturesque scenery ' of the River Thames, extending 4itthfeet In front ; a charming spot for erecting a Residence for a Gentleman ' or for different Vibe; containing near Three Acres. Also r in the River oppo. site tie ground, is a tine Meadow called the Ayot, containing about One Acre and a Half. The whole capable of being made a most enviable and delightful Property. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Holmes, Carpenter, Twickenham, where Particulars may be had ; at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; of George Bramwell, Esq. Lincoln's Inn Fields; at Garmway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Got. das-equare, where a Plan may be MD. EAST SHEEN, NEAR RICHMOND, SURREY. Singularly elegant MANSION, with excellent OFFICES; OAR. DENS. PLEASURE-GROUNDS, CONSERVATORY, HOTHOUSES, and MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, COnshill„ on Tawas. DAT, May 16, 1916, at Twelve o'Clock, in Six Lots, THE very eligible FREEHOLD, and small Part COPYHOLD, ESTATES, comprbing Tito ,Residence of HENRY HOPE, Esq. sopa. Situate at . S I SHEEN. In the County of Surrey. 'Ma Mansion is planned fora Family of the First Distioctio.. The principal Apartments ant well arranged,. and lobbed in style of superior elegance, with correepoeslirg Beitehrinh..v., 1) rooms, &e. =l4 Conservatory and Billiard-room, communicating with the House, which contains also Domestic Oates of every de seriptioo, a mple Cellarage. &c.; the whole was altered and imb proved by the lata Henry Hope, Beg. at a very considerable es pease, and nothing has been omtted to reader it one of the most comfortable habitations in the Kingdom. Coach Houses for Firs Carriages; Stabling for Twenty' Hones ' with blarness and Corn Rooms, Servants ' Apartments, Lofts, ate.; Farm Yard and Buildings weU supplied with fine water; beautiful Lawns and Pleasure Grounds, ornamented with thriving Plantatioas extensive dry Gravel Walks, fine Piece of Water. capital Kiteben Gardens, wailed round and planted with theehoicest Fruit Trees; Hot-Houses, Graperies, Peach-House, flovrer.Hosise, Gardener's-House, Cold• Bath, Ice-Well , Build ings, Cottages, aid Meadow Latn—all lying compact, and con • tabling about Sixty Acres. 'lke Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant Feral. titre, and other things, at a valuation; and immediate possession may be had. Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may jbe had of Mr. Tait, lertuyn-street, St. James's. Particulars also on the Premises; of Mr. Woolf*, East &may Castle and Talbot, Rictumind; Cas tle, Salt-bill; at Castaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goiden.square, where Tickets for viewing may be had. SALES BY AUCTION. • *AYH SIDE OP CAVIINDISSIQUARE. • belt% FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, Coach-Haase and Stable. By Mt. ROBINS, At Garimiey'sColislidlonse, 'Change-Ailey, Cornhill, on Tut as- DAT, Atli HO May, 1810, at Twelve &Clock. ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a very eligible stonefecnted Family Residence, pleasantly situated No. 10, on the North side of Civendisb square, adapted fee the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, and it an excellent state of repair. Containing, on eke upper floor, four Sleeping-rooms and House Maid's Closet, with Water Cis tern at I Sink; second storey, three Bed-cbambets neatly papered, Dressirrroom, and Water-closet ; first floor, a spseious Draw torso= in front, handsomely fttted up, windows tel the floor opening to Balconiii, with folding doors to an eatheeeta, leading to a capital back DralOng-roorn with bowed end, forming *hand some range of apartments; ground-floor, Entrance HAIL paved aad aeon' Staircase to the. second storey ; n capital Dining-parlour, Libewy, and Water-cioeet ; in the Pavement are suitable Oakes, detached Kitchen, Wash-house, Laundry, Wine and Beer Cellars, with Valhi Doc Coals. Sr.c. A six-stall Stable Zia the Mews NA,- voles etandleitfor two Carriages. To be viewed by Tickits, which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Tait, Jennye.street, St. lames's ; Particulars also at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-street and Pail-Mall; at Oerraway's; end of Mr. Robins, Warwltk-street, Guiden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. RICHMOND HILL. Elegant Spatinne FAMILY .RESIDENCE, beautiful PLEA SURE GROUNDS find LAWN by the River Side, COT TAGES, GARDENS, and LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Omaha', on Teti a MAT, May 16, )616, at Twelve d'Clock, ATRULY Beautiful amd Highly Admired • FAMILY MANSION, with Offices of all Descriptione, The RESIDENCE and PROPERTY of a NOBLEMAN; Situate nearly on the . Summit of RICHMOND HILL, com manding most interesting and delightful View.; screened from the Road by s Waft and lofty Plantations; surrounded by Plea sure-Groundi, and Shrubberies, laid out with considerable taste, and in great heatity and perfection; intersected by Gravel Walks, and planted with the choicest Fruit Trees and valuable Shrubs; Hot and Green Hamel' rich Lawns sloping to the West towards the River, and consnamicattng to the Lower Road; Cottages, &c. ' A spaciees Lawn apposite, with extensive frontage to the River, Shady_ Walks, and Pleasure Grounds, ornamented with sich snot Trees,• Evergreens, &c. A very elegant Pavilion, finished lathe Italian style, and enclosed; an open Pavillon, tom maladies views of the beautiful scenery and windings of the River. The whole in excellent order, and a Residence adapted foe a Family of the first distinction. Adjoining is a compact Leasehold Dwelling-house, fronting the Lower Road. At a short distance a capital Kitchen Garden, Gardences House, and two Meadows. _ _ _ To ho viewed by Tickets only. Partieu:”.4 on the Premises at tie Castle vadTalboc, Richmond; Castle, Si:: hill; Bull Inn, Skein ; Sex and Garter, Kew Bridge; at Garr& xvy's ; aid of Mr. Robins, Warwidt.qtreet, Goklen-upare ; of Tickets far sieving may be had. - PARLIAMENTARr PROCEADIIVG3. HOUSE OF LORDS, M kV S. In the Appeal Cause " 'Daisleish ..the Puke of Athol," Cound i eel were beard condasiveti, when the judgment of their Lord ships was postponed. f. 4. dui Gust of " kloarnele and Carruthers," Counsel were heard In part, and farrher proceeding,: were postponed to Wed. nesday nest. The Committee of Privileges on the Borthwick Peerage, which I sto' for to•morrow, was postponed to vest Thursday. Lord BEAVCRAUP took the oaths and Ws seat, as Earl Bluth. I CRAMP. - - - His Lordship's supporters were—tht Earls of SUAVTII3III¢II and ST. GEIDIAIN. The WS ST A N ma's and SMAIFTICSIURY presented severally Nektons from the Inhabitants of the Parish of St. Pancras, against a Bill for the erection of a Yew Church in that Parish.— Ordsrecl to Se on the Table. Lord. BONERS moved the second trading of the Bill Ex erecting a flew Church in the Parish of St. Pancras, and ad yentas to the Petitions just presented, observed that the object of the Bill nu to accommodate the increased Poi.alation of the. Parish, width bad become so extensive, that the Old Church was not sulkiest to admit a hundredth part of the Inhabitants. The Bill vas read the second time, sad ordered to be come mined, but with an agreement , that Coursel Would then be heard at the Bar against the Bill. The Tentage Duties Contlnuance,tbe Cork'Duties, the Hel stou Elwin*, and the West Cowes Police Bilk, were brought 1 up from the Consolers, and read the first time. Sir JAMES. GRAY/1M and others brought up a Bill, but there being not a sufficient number of Members from the Commons attending the presentation of it, the Lean Catancatsoa refused to receive it., and the deputation accordingly withdrew to repair their dericieacy. The War Customs and Excise Duties Bilt was read the. third time and passed. The Transport Mite Transfer Bill wont through& Committee, and was ordered to be reported. Earl BAVEIURS I gave notice, that he should to-morrow move Addresses to the Prince Rivet, the Queen, the Priocess Charlotte of Wales, and the Prime of Cobourg, Ass the happy occasion of tic, late Royal itise Marquis of LANSAVarpeitiodek that he should to-morrow move for.asetaie sileemniMis wiadve to the Leueral grounds on which the proposed musuildidea of the ARBM and Irish Eulogisers was intended to be estaillikedp lie had the more satisfaction in giving that seise, as he mamma that the Noble Lord at the bead Obis Make: ill government was hap pily so far recovered from his late • , as is all . proba. billy to be then bs hie usual place. , Lord HOLLAND, seeing a Noble and Right Revetand Pre. late oppodte, was desirous to know whether the notice which bad Coin Or= In the last Beni= by that Prelate, of a perms• runt irkfor 4. regulation of Clergy Residence, was likely to be realised? fiespeosiou of the law was always pernicious, and temporary oseasures ineffectual. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY deprecated as much as the Noble Barba could do any unnecessary delay in the perm- I neat fixture et the laws, whether relating to Eccieslaitical or Civil Affairs, and he could assure the Nobls Lord that a samisure would in a very abort time be introthwed for the eovisideration of the Legislature on that subject, which he trusted would obviate all objeetleasr.A4journed. • HOUSE OF COMMO/fL _ . A Row Writ woo ordered to bo tuned for tiso elation of a iinoshot for IdonntoyAltsbiro, in the room of Lord A. Somerset, doomed. Petition' went resisted and laid on the table from the Tan ners and Luther blesinfactersra of Ashbourn, 11Ingston-upos. Had, Camarren pßiati mit arentfted, TIMM% Pembroke (County), and hiseW the Leads:Tax. The Ihiblirmelkfieel ems rod a snood tams, and ordered to es wiaramt - • A Pinkies wee manta Slim the licensed Victuallers of ~.reed Tow.. in the lab of Thaw, spinet the Doable License Dudes, width, after 111 law worth from Mr. CALCIpt/T, WS. laid en the table. A Petition was presenlid Om the ewer, i e s tCelloreoss calling the suestion d Mellows to the Distress— Laid on the table. . 4 • A redden was gmemied from aAstriet of the Cavity of DM! MOW all T 4104 Systanir—Lald es the table. A Ptillisa was braes ti Par r s A pp Chattel, of Condieree of PARktehreei +spies the thentke BILE—Lald on the elfillw &MN Waft borsht lip rem the Spirit Desks sad Vkat! FREEHOLD-ST. JAMZrS•SQUARIL SPLENDID CAPITAL MANSION, with Offices of aßDescrip dons, Coach Houses, Stables, ice. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Viensiessev, the Mk instant, at One, THE EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD PREMISES comprising the Noble Elegant FAMILY MANSION, dutated on the west side of St. James's-sicue, the Property of A NOBLEMAN, Containing, on the principal 100 e, *SON suites of apartments, adapted for Fandlies of the Stet Di dsaiion, lashed in a style of peculiar elegance, with spacious airy, sumerous chamber apart- Assents end servants' rooms over; the basement contains roomy and convenient Weil planned ogees of Geary description ; excel bat cellaring, yard, coach houses, and stabling for twelve horses, mama sud loft over. The whole substantially boat, and forms a mint capital and dadrable property. May be viewed with tickets. Particulars on the Premises; of John Evans, Es,. St. Mildred's-court, Mansion -horne ; Mr. Dole) Robertson, Boltotwow, Plocadilly ; at Garraway's Cc& fee-house ; Subscription How:, St. Jantes'a.ctreet ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, 9oldsadquare, where *Jots for Tine. ing may be had. STANHOPEATREET, WE -LANE. CAPITAL SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, alaaamaliall a las View of Hyde Park, with excellent Offices. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. IS, Stanhope-street, May Fair, on Tevas Der, the Seth of May, 1811, at One o'clock. THE Noble, Elegant, Capital, MANSION, held soder the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, reneable, the property of • A NOALEMAN• Skase es the North Side et Stasieptostreet, May Fair, con taining en . the first lloor a capital Amp of Spacious, Elegant, Lay Aputasems, Sited up in a headsome manner, and adapted fat theMemissedadon of a Family el the Pint Dialstation, with micalismgelocipel bed chambers and dressing rooms, watery, school meth, and children's sleeping room; .an acellent paved entrance hall, vestibule, and spacious stone staircase, lighted by a dome, able dining-room, library, bed-chamber, alc• Vetit wale' clouts on the Ground Floor. On the Baseemor i botler'spantry, ,wee s 'room, servants' ball, plate closet,demdied kitchen, mollery, Sm. Excellent wine cellars, with made" coals, beer, dr& and servant's entance. • • . to be olewal by Tickets._ Particetan on Mb. Erembies ; of a s Ewes, lA. St: Mildred's - cowl. Minim bunt'; MAU ad R o bsessukbaivia-row, Piccadilly; Ourionres . I Sebseriptien Noma. St. Jarnesse.etteet ; and of * Mr. WanrkkieMeets Chldirregemo, where Tickets for viriiims 1101 be had. Pic SirrEN-A tilers of Literpnel. the his of Ely; tist;ftesl*ioftli. of thalith kow, Gu s t o *, Pei; Ciento*, and StWlitt , a additibnal ikunse Duties.—staid on the tables A Petition was .resent 4 ham the Merchants fird ockni of the Port Of Lnitd. -• ha favour of chit Almistte Ha,-bout Lad on the t..'e Sir U. BRYUGh brought up his run for the 'V . tsttriug o f Marriages, Det.tlw, nod Butials, id England arid 7 which cans read a Slit tilde and ordered ti be read a-t!on Monday neat. • A Petition was Ors toted from the *Gotten of Somerset, against th* Dudes on the Impartation Of Forel"' Woul.—Laid on the Table. The County Surveyor Bill Committee weapons:rad till Met day nett. The Heletcine Election Bill was read a third time and puled. Mr. PEELS pretence , ' a Petition from the County of rer; praying proteetiort for the agriculture of Irel an d, and pu'Selar. lady for butter: Laid On the Table. Petitions *Fete ,reser.ted from oteit'Grimsby hid ithilog dere, against the i.eatherTat. Ml. BARCLAN presented a Petition heat thy Tnhibitinte of Southwark agt:nv tile Gas Light 818 Ordered to He on the • Table. Ste it. PAR. 171. i..:. presented u Petition flan the Casielles of the Cheney and City of Cork; praying fee a thohnial of ill Ode disabilities. Lad on the Table. Sir R. HERON purloined dill farthet tonddetalifehi of tbh Lod Poet BM, With a view to fix on a day at a fatisi*petied. RAMSGATE HARBOUR. Mr. BARING presented a Petition fkotti the MOP Owners of the City of Londoni against the Item gate Harbour Bill. As a Petition ptlrpotting to COMO treat the Ship Owners of the City of London, is favour of the Bill, had been already presented by an Honourable Member opposite (Mr. Martyat) lee thought it proper to state, that the oite which he held in his hand was signed by four hundred and eighty persons, while the other could not boast more than forty, who called themselves a Committee of the Ship Owners, although they had not been delegated • by that body. They were merely a society of per. sons who were chiefly employed in • insuring tran sports, and even of that small number some we're in. dnced to sign the former Petition on a false represen. tation, that the Money necessary for.c o mple t i ng t he harbour was to be raised on the town of Ramsgate. On discovering chair mistake, some were willi ng to "retract their assent, and even the present Petition was signed by a Oentlentan, whose partner's name was ' Rand to the former, but whose best wishes went with the present. He concluderd with moving that the Petition b: read. Mr. MARRYAT stated, that the meeting where the petition which he had the honour to present was prepared, had been ccnvened by public advertisements at the City of London Tavern, as a meeting of all the Ship Owners. The Chaitnian, Mr. Buckle, ex plained to the melting the differenc e bet ween t h e pre sent Bill and the former, and the petition was signed by almost every person in the Z.Cl7.r. After a few farther observations from air. BARLIG and Mr. blatti:va.r,- the Petition was read and laid on the Table. Mr. MANNING the - moved the Order of the Day for the s%:-ond rcac,'.ng of the Ramsgate Har bour Bill. Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL acknowledged the general utility of the ,Harbour of Ramsgate, and was aware that it should be maintained. The direc tion of the affairs of the harbour had, however, long been a &vont itc hobby-horse of an Honourable Ba. ronet opposite (Sir Wm. Curtis), on which he bad been in the habit of riding with success since the year 1797. That Hon. Baronet had, about that period, stre nuously opposed a Bill that had been introdnced,for regulating the affairs of the harbour, and had termed the whole transaction a job—(lleer, hear, from Sir Carti4—but he would leave it to the . House to determine what designation was most appli.table to the present—(Hear).—ln theyear 1797, Mr. Smeeton, an eminent engineer, calculated that about al 7,000 would have been sufficient for completing the neces sary works of the harbour; but since that time no Lou than 01340.000 had been thoughtlessly squandered. The present Directors of the harbour had appeopei. ated to themselves, or had at least taken into their own hands, the estates belonging to. the herbals% about £lB,OOO a year. The harbour fees, according " to the last half-yearly returns, alienated to no toss a than 41000 a year; so that there appeared at least 021,000 a year, that might be rendered appli cable for the completion of the harbour, without having recourse to Parliament to enable the Directors to tax the Ship-owners, particularly as by their owl statement £109,000 would be sufficient. He had observed, in the proposed ail!, that the ships of Sandwich were to be freed from the additional duty and he had even heard that the Directors offered to I increase the present grant to the town of Sandwich of £2OO a year to £4OO, if that town did not oppose the Bill. He concluded by moving, that the Bill be read that day six months. Sir W. CURTIS rose to defend the conduct of the Directors of the harbour. He alluded to what had fallen from the Hon. Baronet relative to the former Bill.. which he again designated a job.—" I (said Sir William) attacked it, I rooted oat that job, and a good job has taken place."—(Lord laughing.) ,He stated, that the plan on which Mr. Smeeton pro. ceeded, was essentially wrong, and put the Company to enormous expense. For instance, he mistook a chalk-bill for a rock, and it being found unfitfor building on, all their work upon it was in vain. Some of the former Directors had been malting good ;?.bs of it. One of them held from 70 to sigBo,4)oo in his hands • during all the American war, but he at length died, thank GOD I—(Much laughing. ).—The Hon. Baronet opposite Might intlet.d talk of jobs,. but did he' ever hear of '• any jobs in Lent ? Did he never hear of a Maidstone aol ?--41-lear. hear.) Sir XNATCHBULL row to explain.' He did not say a word about the Maidstone Gaol. (Hear, hear)—for agree d perfectly with the Ho. pourable. Baronet on the frponeciety r of the entire transaction. . , , . Mr: BAILING observed. that the Konourat& Baronet (Sir We. Curtis) armpit bath defend an Present transaction, if he relied solely on his allusions to other% which might bear an equally doubtful chi • Dt. alf ctle a- 'aid !ic , ot . Ice tcd .~, ,