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PM, - °7 1 7 7 • ~ • t c .. 10 1 1:0 ;t: **, ; . : .7 • -./ IFwe - 1": ' .. - - . . . .rT . . • . . . . ....._ , . - . .. .. . . . t .. . •t. 1 : •- • 4 . 4 k. $ ( (I . • - . . ( 1 %) . it ---) ....v,....._, _.. .... , mat .1.1.14_01gu Wir Ig el • • • . J • - •emu: THURSDAY, AfARCH 14, 1816. N u MBER 9059. PRICE THkAI RZ ROYAL, DRURINLANE. fillas PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform J I • A NEw WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Nr Mel Over.reach, Mr. KEAN. This day was Published, In Ilvo. (the itd *alma) illustrated with to Engravings, price 19s. hoards. of ECEMENTS OF AGRICULTURAL CI-JE MISTRY, in a Coarse of Lectures, for the Board of Agri culture. - By Sir IiUMPHRY DAVY, LL.D. F.R.S. L. and E.V.P. R.I. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onste, aid Brown, Pater noster row, London ; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This day was psblished, - A REVIEW OF THE PRESENT A. RUINED CONDITION of the LANDED sod AMU CULTURAL INTERESTS; with Obeetvadons on 1. The Extent of their Lusts 8. Usury, through the Medium and Distresses. - of Rediensble Annuities. 0. Tbe Origin sod History of 9. Emplopmint of Dischar g ed these Distresses. Seidler* and Sallee& I. The Funding System. 10. Ibe Pubes Debt, and the 4. The Sinking Fund. expedieicy Of supporting the 11. The Burthen of the Poor. Public Faith to Its Creditors. 8. The System of Tithes In 11. The Reduction of the Le- Kind. gal Ratio, Interest/al Mousy, 7. Stock Jobbing. It. The Reduedoe of Reins. By RICHARD PR S'ION, Esq. M.P. This Pamphlet is now only to be bad in the PAILTIBLIT its, No. XIII. price Ca. et which contains Ricer other popular Pamphlets lately printed. • • - Sold by Law and Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane ; Messrs. Long man and Cu.; and all other Booksailen. P4RLiAMENT4Rr PA HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH IS. To which will be added, WHAT NEXT t %to day, The Dote of Milea ; with What Nest? ;;; 4 4, 0 day, A New Way to Pay Old Debts. to the Appeal Cause, " Sir W. Lewes v. Megan," Coined was hard, when farther prneeedings were pot nets, Mr. Reaves, from the Prerogative Court in frehnd, presented an attested Cap, of the late Lord Riversdales Will, as applicable so the pending cause of 46 Rwanda& q. Mlllerd." The Foreign Packets and the Cape Trade Bilk were read the third time and pas,ed. . MARRIAGE Or THR PRINCIAS CHARLOTTR ore at sus. Tae Earl of LIVERPOOL intimated tie proba. bility cf hie being authorised by his Royal Highness. the Plince Regent is bring a Message to the House to-morrow, relative to the marriage of the Princess , Charlotte of Wales. He made that communication to their Lordships so early, because it was wrual oa similar occasions to move the Address nn the same . day as that on which the Message was delivered. DUNLOP'S HISTORY OF FIC LION. le a few days will be published, the Second Edition, considerably Enlarged and Improved, in 3 vols. post 3vo. THE HISTORY OF FICTION ; b e i ng a C r deal Account of the snow celebrated Prose Works of Foo tles, from the earliest Greek Romances to the Novels of the present Age. By JOHN DUNLOP, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row." ; tf 'r ry THE kTRE ROYAL,COVIINTGARDEN. •--- ' HIS PRESENT formed. EVENiNG, will be per. GUY MANNERING; OR, THE GIPSEY*B PROPHECY. 'ln which will be added, THE TRIAL BY JURY. 4 . onr c i seuee of the numerous appUcations for places. hie asme satin has postponed her departure, and this evening will tzhde t her astoni.bing performances. s o oty .he wnetly of The School for Scandal. Th e part of Lady Tessle by O nil O'Neill. 84 tL )114. Z 1 4 This day was published, peke 55. Dedicated to Major-General Sir J. Willoughby Gordon, K.C.B. Quarter-Master-General to the British Forces, &e. THE FRENCH ACCOUNT OF THE LAST CAMPAIGN of BONAPARTE, with a Plan of the Battle of Waterloo. By Captain THORN i ON , 78th Regiment. • Printed for James Black, York•streat, Covent Garden. 4GRICULI'URAL DISTRESS. OFFICIAL COPY OF MR. weariful's PROPOiRD RZSOLU- Times FOR Mt RELIC, OF AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. I, That the portion of the Community, whose Capitals are engaged in Agriculture, as well as those nunteroustiasses whose employment depends t hereon, are at present suffering uuder the pressure of unexarnph4 &street. E. That the continuance of such distress is fraught with ei treme danger to the most Important interests of the country. a. That the demand for the extended produce of our Agricul ture is, at this time, insufficient to produce that price which is necessary to cover the heavy charges and burdenb upon it. 4. That the demand for Barley has been very materially re duced, by the excessive duties to which it is subject: 11, in the course of the various operations which adapt it to the use of the consumer. MR. beret Pen :1 , 14. The Marquis 9f LANSDOWNE having move& that Mr. Butt's Pet,ition, according to the order of the Day, he taken into cnnsidrr,•.en, The LORD CHANCELLOR srtted his opinion, that the Petition in its present shape and terms amid not be received by the Huuse, because it called upon :heir Lordships to direct a prosecution in the Court* of Law against an individual; a suggestion in its• principle and mode alike unsuitable to the quality and situation .of the petitioner and to the dignity of that House. He was far, from entertaining any de• sire . to.obatruct the progress of fair and proper appli cations to their Lordihips' authority, and it the pie sent Petition sh• uld be so altered as to apply to the legitimate object of such Petition, which was general and equal justice, he should have no objection to the reception of it. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE repeated what he had yesterday premised, that he was not ac. quainted with the. proper merits of the Petition dint he had presented, in conformity to what he felt to be his duty as a Member of Parliament; but agreeing as he did with what had been suggested by the Noble trid Learned Lnrd, he should withdraw the Petition, for the present.—Their Lordships then adjourned. ORATORIOS. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE . TO.MORROt", FR WAY, March 15, 1818, will be Performed (for the only time this Season) the Sr cal Oratorio ot THE MESSIAH. Composed by G. F. HANDEL. To particular parts ot which will be introduced the Additional Accompaniments of W. A. NIUE ART., i shielt Misr S vseriatis will sing the Grand Scene There awe shepherds' Come unto him: and I know that my Re imer.' Mn CUILDE' Rej'ice greatly:" and But thou didst Die Mader HARRIS How beautitul: Master Wittiams If God be for us: Midiunit MARCONI 0 thou that tellest: 'He shall feed; lie was despised,' and the Duecto' 0 Death, *kr , Li thy stings' with Mr. HAM MON D• Mr, BILLLA MY ]tun saith the Lord, But who ma, abide," Whi do the na tion,' 'the trumpet shall sound.' Mr. Ti N NET For he w: sitti • Ihe people that waked in darkness.' Art Bataan Demon ye,' 'Thy rebate, and Thou shalt meek g i de End of Pat I. the celebrated Mals. DRGU LT, (PrenJer Node la Chapelle du RM de Frr.c.) w repea. the Concerto, with such enthusias Ic admiration and apilacie on Cl ib lat. Leader of the Sand, Mr. Areas- Organ, M. S. Visage. The nonindsr of the tiand stud the Chorus • by tie mew approved Performers. The whole under the direction of Mr. C. I. AMILILY. This eay was published, the Second Edition of FRIENDLY ADVICE to Industrious and Fru. gal Persons in bumble Stations of Life, recommending Provident inetkotions, or Banks of Saving. tx , BY WILLIAM DAVIS. Sold by J. Robinson, 5, Paternoster-row, London; J. Binns, Bath ;and all Booksellers. Price 6d. or 36s per hundred for distri. button, to which purpose this little work it admirably calculated. 'I" his d wasvublisbed, price Su bd. bound, A NO N INTRODUCTION to the FRENCH LANGUAGE; being an Abridgement of the Grammar of M. de Levine • comprising an Analysis of the Verbs, With a complete Set of In troductory Elercl.vs. By A. -ICQUOT, Author of " Element' of Ancient and Modern Geography." Landau: Printed for l.aw art Whittaker, No. 13, Ave Mar a • lane, Luirae-street. This day was publicised, price $O.. od. boards, ANEW VERSION of the GOSPEL acco r din g to ST. MATTHEW; with a literal Commentary on all the difficult Passages : to which Is prefixed an Introduction to the Reading of the Holy Scriptures, intended chiefly for Young Stu • dents in Divi:.:ty. Written originally in French, by Niescienrs. DE BEAUSUBAII and LENFAN (,by order of the King of Pruccia. London t Printed for Law and Whittaker, 19, Ave-Marl lane ; and Weston and Som. Cambridge ALL MUST BE DR I.WN NEXT SATURDAY, M&.CH THE LOTTERY w.ll then finish. A Grand Prise of u 5,000 Guineas ! and - Eleven other Capitals, with luoOoduz Fritts, are in the Wtwel. Not awo 'fluke to a Prim e end no mall Lottery to follow! .4 few uodrawn Tickets and Shares may yet be obtained of HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Contractors, Front Gate, Royal Exchange, Who Shared and Sold No 842,a Prize of 6,20,000! No. 18,202, s Prise of £5,004:1! &c. &c drawn Lot Wednesday week ; and a Prize of X 5,000, with three Prizes of ,Cl,OOO each, drawn on Saturday, February 24. '1 HE LAST DAY. TBISH respectfully reminds his Friends the Last . Day of Drawing the Lottery will be SATURDAY NEXT, On with:llday 1 Prize of 85,000 Guineas, 1 Prize of 1,000 Pounds, II Pr•zes of SOO Pound+, 8 prizes of 480 Pounds, Ste. &e. TAUS I ISE ALL DRAWN. Undrawn Tickets and Shares are now Selling at ket. 4, CORNHII.I., and 9, CHARING.CROSS ; where three Capital 4 have been s&d in the present Lottery, and where two of l'in,ooo, and eighteen other Capitals, wen sold in the last Lottery. THREE vood Second Hand PIANO FORTES, with Add.tional Key', by Eroadwood and Soo, se 15 Gut was each, and one at 42 Guineas.—May be seen at-J. Wu leo s, S, 1 eicester-pl ace, from ten till four o'clock. Packlog-cases nay be had, and caefully parked and booked at the waggon-office, w shipped for two Guineas each.—!.eaters must be post paid. CHINA, GLASS, AM) EARIHEPWARE. THE extensive STOCK of W. JAMES MIST is continued on Sale on the same a.!vantageuus terms —A krye square Descent'ing Stove, with double F.re and Fenders, calculated to warm a spacious Building : al-o a useful black Gel 1- ist,,sith two Carts an,l farness, to disposed or by order of tic Assignees.—No. 82, Fie.t-street, March ti, 1816. TO BE SOLD, THE LITE INTEREST of a Person aged P:fty- A five, in good healtit, and insurable in the animal pro:'..ice fide sum of X 2,000, amply secured. he puticulars apply to Messrs. Dawson and Wradalaw, heasphce, New Burlington-a:wt. TWO HUNDRED PER CFNT. A. 4 % . 111111. .BE SOLD, FOR 'I'VV) THOUSAND GUINEAS, to • any Nobleman, Lady, Gslittleenao, or P 11.311 of Cliaractir, who Can give gotxl references, a SHARE hen ES l'A B1.1z)li ME Kr of the utmost revectability r that Itillbtar the most strict investigation, and that is likeli to re dze very shun ly 4 upwards of 'l'wo Hundred per Cent. per a.s. CNN without any trouble to the purchaser, who need not take an mire pan or appea• at all in the business. Ate dividends are are paid quarterly.— Letters (postpaid), With real name and place of abode, addressed to R. Seward, Esq. An, and Navy Coffer-house. St. Martin's lane, Charing-eross, London, will be attended to.—Personal enquiries will not be GENTEEL RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that FREEHOLD, Genteel HOUSE, GARDEN, and PREMISES, situate in St. Giles's-street, ftliatupton, now in the occupation of Mrs. VI ATKIN ; 0 1 16. I _,lalg of tuo Parks's-, on the ground-floor , excellent Kitchen, ' 4145 r, ate. three Chambers on the first floor, two Chambers on Nit second floor, excellent Cellar, Pump, and Well of good water, aged Garden, and one other adjoining ; held on Lease for 99 Pan, hum March 25, 1802. The above Preutkes are in good repair, and most eligibly floats in the most pleasant part of the Town, and commander :oBft and picturesque views of the adjacent country. fo treat for the same, apply to Messrs. Pocock and Forbes, 1 4-place London orL. 111 aW, 0, • h N rthampton. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity _to the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, "Putbecary; and from their great success in tnany obstinate kious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, par/J -el64y the Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAY OA SELF., the Viscousness BULKELEY, tire. Ate. Me was per. Ilided to offer ,b4 n , to the Public, under the sanction of their :hey are friend to be an incompa:ablet remedy for indite*• 71atdrestorinp the tone of the stomach. They remove ha and ttrnporary costiveness, sick head-achs,and heart-barn. 4 ber arming from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intent „.../liatt diet, or drinking to excess, and win be found a most 6.._ .... I ' ll * Medicine to he resorted to upon every indisposition, ocs ""r 4 ,. b 1 a..ordered state et the Stomach and Rowels. L elia by Mews. Butler and Sons , No. 4, Cheapside, London; „Lo u les at 2. 9d. 6s. and vse and also by the principal Book ' 1111 4 Medicine Venda, in every •town. T his day tom ; uhlisbed. price Is. 6d. ASHORT REVIEW of the REPORTS of the AFRICAN INS*I ITUTION, and of the Controversy with Dr. Threpe, vie, some Reasons whist. the Regicry of Slaves In the 9ritisb Colonies. ClLBEit'r MATHISON, E•q. &cord Edition, with Additions and Notes. I.ondon trolied fur VPtu. Stoc►dala, Piccadilly; and James Ayr no, Cornhill. KOTZEBUE'S LAST WORK. Tbis day was published, In Orr Vol. Sea. price Q. boards, riIHE RUSSIAN PRIsONP.R of WAR among the FRENCH By MORI l'Z VON KO ZE HUE, Lieu tenant of the General taff of the Imperial Russian Army, Knight of the Order of h.. %Vladimir. • wait the addition of a Prefect:u►! Poatteript, by tbr Author's Fa her . A.Voo Kotzebue. Tranidated from the German. 1.0n.10n : Piloted fur G.dv aad F-nner. raterittpiter-row. On the t%t of March was published, No. 111. price us. ed. of riIHE ASIA I'IC JOURNAL. and Monthly Ite• r,ister for British India and its Dependencies; cootainitir Original Communicatiuns, Asiatic Ftagnients, Anecdotes, &c. Poetry, Review of Books, literary, Philosophical, and Mis sionary Intelligence, State Papers, Parliamentary Journal, Asia tic Intelligence, Births, Marriages, Deaths, and Appointment. In India / Home Inte.liges , ce, India Saks, Times Appointed for the East India Compail's Snip, tur the Season. ate. Printed for Black, Parbtiry, and Alku, I.eadenhall-streer; and may be had of all Bo..lc,el'ers. In a few days will be pubh,l.cd, handsomely printed in uric vo lume. pricy as. in host.tp, EMOT RS of the PRIN4,3P4kI EVENTS in iVI. the CAMPAIGNS of NOR ra HOLLAND and EGYPT; together with a brief Dererillikon of the Islands of Crete, Rhodes, Iracube, himorea, and the Voyage in the Me diterranean. ____ By MAj FRANCIS MAUL& Late of the or Queen's Regiment, and us elso Staff of the Severn t)i tnet Pr., ed for F. C. and J. 61124y:0n, No. 62, St. Paul's Church :2rd ; sold also by 1. Hadar& 010. 190. Pit eadlily. BALL'S EDI IION OF DE 1.01. ME ON IHE CONsIII U TION This day was published, elegantly printed in small Bvo. Bs. hda. riPHE CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND; or, An Account of -he E ististi Government t in which it is corn; .red with the 18.9.nblican Form of Olvernment, and occa. slunady with the other Monarchies in Europe. !'y J. 1.. DE LOI.ME, Advocate. A new and unproved Edition; to which is adJed, copious Notes, bringing the History down to the press nt time. Lonl , rt t Printed by Jobn Bell. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and J-rt PAM ,aster-row. Just publi.hed, In 1 vol. eve. price 10s. 6d. boards, • APRACTICALTREATISEontheDISEASES of the FOOT of the HORSE; with Obserradous on Shoeing. ,_' P 7 RICHARD HAYWARD BUDD, Veterinary Surgeon. hr object of the above work has been to explain the want of tucciAs which art rails the conuuon methods of treatment of those disease.: arising in consequence of injuries sustained 4 this peed daily part; and to peApose others dictated by a scientific view of the subject bath. rte uniformly successful. It is presumed, there fore feat it will he an object of interest to all who value the um vices of the Horse. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- This day was published. In S vols. foolscap ilvo. (the 4th Edition) price Ills. boards, of ODERICK, the LAST of the GOTHS, a TRAGIC PORM. By ROBERT SOU I'HEY, Esq. Poet Laureate, and Member of the Royal Spanish Academy. Printed for L ongman, Hurst, Rees, Ortnek and Brown, Pate& waster•row. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Minor Poems, 3 ROIL IRA; Madoe, 2 vols. Ifs.; Joan of Are, 2 vols. les ; Curse of Kellum, 2 volt. I 45.• Thalaba, Sivas. la. Speedily win be publish ed, 1. A Pug image to Waterloo, a Poem, in one voL foolscap Svo. With Eight Engravings. 2. 1 be History of the Brazils, V.lume the Second . I . EVER'S YOUNG SEA OFFICER'S SHEET -RA ANCHOR ; or, A Key to the Leading of Rigging and to Practical Seamanship. The remaining copies of this work, in one • 4to. pries Lou Ss. boards, may be bad of Joists Ricraansou, under the Royal Exchange; BLACK, PARMIAT I , and ALLAN, and Noise and Co. Leadenhall-street. W e think this publication merits the highest praise that has hitherto been bestowed on any Treatise, of which the professed object was the ilistroction of Young ()Seers in the various branches of marine service. The Plates are well executed, and we can recommend Mr. Lever's Work as containing nothing that it supetiaotta, and all things that are useful, on the subject which le tfeal4-v.7ticontitly Reviewpigne,lll 1. S. That the continuance of those duties, during peace, when the facility of smuggling is so numb increased, cannot fail to in jure the home manufacture of Spirits, which must *till farther diminish the demand for Barley. 6. '1 hat it is therefore necessary to reduce the duties on Malt, Beer, and Spirit*. 7. That in order to equalize the supply of grain, and promote Its cultivation, it is desirable that au appropriation should be made from the extra produce of abundaut Lutists, to supply the di ficiency of seasons less favourable. S. That the admission of Foreign Corn to he warehoused pre vents suck application of our own occasional abundance, and as signs to Foreign Agriculture the formatimr4 those stores, which might otherwise be created from the produce of our own. 9. That it is therefore expedient to repeal so much ut an Act of last Session for the Regulation of the Corn ['radii, as permits the warehousing of Foreign Corn, at all times, duty free. 10. That in order farther to promote the appropriation of a part of our prevent abundance, and reserve it for furore con suniption, it is expedient to aid the means of those who may be disposed so to employ their capitals, by en advance of Exchequer Bills, toi limited amount. 11. That excessive taxation renders it necessary to give pro tection to all articles, the produce of our own soil, against similar articles, the growth of foreign countries, not subject to the same burdens, and, iu conforinity with that policy, which has been uniformly übser•ed, of protecting by duties and encouraging by bounties or drawbacks, ail our other manufactures. 13. That It is therefore espedisut to impose additional duties and restrictions on the impala ion of all articles the rroduce of for Ago agriculture. it is expedient, under doe limitation, to encourage, by bounty or drawback, the exportation of the redundant pso duce of thy Agrauku.e of the United Kingdom. That the Tithe, and the Po. , r•rates, to the payment of which, those whuir capimis are engaged in Agriculture arc almost exclusively subjected, Lave receutly been felt to pleas :th t a,:tig -lid uti.:l3 , 3,plets severity. and that it is therefore necessary to /sheer thew, as tar as kussible, frem the operation of other burdet.s. MINOR!! Y OM TIE DUKE •T /11DfORD'S MO I lON roe A COMIIITTIE TO INQUIRS IN I 0 I lit OTAT I OS TNt NATION . PRIUNT. Lord Fuky kart Guild , or4 Duke of Susses Holland Charkniont Gloucester Buikeley. Donou:lnnore Somerset C;retiville Derby &Mord Auckland Brsadalhane Marq Buckingham bunters Darlington Lansdown Lyiledoch Ossury We.leiley --. Waldegrays Earl of Rome ?Roams. Vbet• Carden Cowper Duke ut Kt:tic Anion Jersey I.ehister Hertford S:atihope Argyll Lord Carrington Flzwilliam Grafton Ashburton CM:Min 41 Devonshire Braybro..k Fortescue Marq. of Biandford Glastonbury Bra borough Do w ushire Sondes Darnley Douglas Cawdor Lauderdale Earl Sr. Vincent Sr. John Rosalyn Spencer I.ilford Grey Albemarle Crewe Kingston Thane' Dundas Visct. Torrington I eke:ter Yarborough Lord Say and Sele Grosvenor Hutchinson King Suffalk Dude Montfort Cork Present, SI ; Proxies, 40—Contents, 71. " A LIST OF THE MINORITY ON NR.CALCLAFT . L AURNRXERNT FOR ILDUCURO rue swami OF TILZ UOVIMHOLO TILOOPs. Abererumby,Hou.J. Fitzgerald, Lord W. North, Dudley Acland, Sir I'. Fitzroy, Lord J. Nugent Lord Ashurst, W. • Folkston , Lord ()shakiest= G. Asted, William Frank, F. Osborne, L ord F. Atherley, A. Frormantle, Wm. Osmium, Lord Babington,Thos. Gordon, R. Palmer, Charles Sankey, Henry Grentell, Pascoe Minn, lion. C. Baring, Mex. Hamilton, Sir lI.D. Pelham, Hon. G. Beach, M. H. Ilammer iley, H. Peliew, Hon. P. B. Bennet, Hon. H. G. Heatbcote, Sir G. Piggott, Sir A. Baker, John Hamby, E. Phillips, George Birch, Joseph Howard, Hon. W. Ponsonhy, Rt. Hon. Brouglima, Henry Hoklaworili, A. H. George Bolland, John Hughes, W. 1.. Powlett, Hoe. W.V. Browne, Dom. Hurst, Robert Prittle, Hun. F.A. Berrktt, Sir P. Jervuise, J. J. Protheroe, R. Burrell, Sir Charles Keck, G. A. L. Pynt, Francis Burrell, Walter Knox , T. Ramsden, J. C. BY all. George Lubbock, J. Wm. Rancliffe, Lord Calley, 'I hos. Lambion, J. Ridley, Sir M. W. Calvert, Charles Leielre l C. Shaw Rowley, Sir W. Campbell, Hon. 8. Le s ter, BL. Russell, Lord W. Cavendish, Ld. G. Lewis, T. F. Russell, R. G. Cavendish, Hon. H. Lloyd, 1. M. Sehright, Sir J. Cavendish, Him. C. Lockhart, J. S. Sharpe, R. Caul Hun. H. Lyttleton. Hon.W. Munn, John Clndellar, Kobt. Macdonald, James Smythe, 1. H. Coen, Jelin Methuen, P. C. Stanley, Lord Cocks, Han. J. 11. beintwili, Sir J. Tavisruck, Marquis Coke, Thomas Maitland, Hoe. A. Thompson, Thos. Dickenson, W. Markham, Admiral Tierney, Rt. Hon. 0 Douglas, Hon. F. 8. Martin, John Waldegrave, Hon.C. Duncannon, Vise. Milton, Vise. Walpole, Hon. G. Dundas, Hon. L. Mathew, Hon. M. Warre, John A. Ebringtuo, Vise. Monck, Sir C. Wharton, John Elliot, Rt. Hon. W. Marryat, Jos. Wilkins, Walt e r Bullion, Cuthbert Moore, P. Williams, Sir R. Fan. John Morland , J. B. Wri g ht, J. A. Famialey, J. N. Morpetb, Vise.. Wynis, C. W. Fellows*, Hon. N. Neville, Hoc. R. - Wynne, Sir W. W. Ferguson. Sir K. C. Newman, R. W. TILLLIR. Finlay, Kirkman Newport, sir J. Calcrah, Jahn. In the second division Mr. Baker voted with the MaPalls and Mr. Western and Lord Coeliac*, who wag abut nut in the Prat division, voted is die snood Minozity. . ~.. HOUSE OF COMMONS. An Accnunt was brought up from Chelsea Hospital, of Un claimed Pr:ze.mottey up to January last.—Laid on the Table. The Farming Stock bill went through a Committee, and after some atterauoui, the Repott was brought up, and ordered fur farther consideration on Monday nest. A Petition was ;:resented front Ipswich, agsistsc the additional Llcesse4.—Laid on the Table. Mr. 1). 111tOWNI3 gave notioe, that to-morrow he should move for leave to bring in a Bill for the ►etter regulation of Polls in Ireland, and for other regulations ten:ming elections in that country. Mr. W. WY NNE brought up a Petition from the Farmers and Landholders of Montgomery, calling upon the House to ex amine into the state of the agriculture. and praying that relief might be granted Ihein.—l.aid on the table, Mr. SW ANN gave notice that he should to-morrow rocs• for leave to bring in a Bit to preserve the purity of Election in the borough ut ileistone. Some ocher Petitions were brought up against the A44ldonal Licenses. General THORNTON brought up the Report of the Pillory Abolition Bib, which was ordered to be read a third time on Friday nest. Mr. GOOCH presented a Petition aping the addi•ional Li censes of last year from several Innkeepers of the County of Suf folk —Laid on the table. Mr. GOOCH presented another Petition from certain Inn. krepers of a district of Suffolk against the same Licenseso—Laid on the 'fable. Mr G. WARRENDEIt brought up several Papers reative to Lord Cochrane, which had been moved for by that NObla Lord. Laid on the talk, and on the 'notion of Sir C. Mouce, ordered to be printed. PROPERTY TAX. .• A Petition was presented from the Landholders And others •f Barton-upon-Humber. against the Property TAX and Standing Army.—Laid on the A Petition was brought up from Arbroath, in Scotland; and another from Aberdeen, against the Property Tax and Peace Establishment.—Laid on the Table. CONVENTION WITH AMERICA. Mr. ROBINSON moved that the House should go into a Committee on the Convention recently made with the United States of America. The House went accordingly into the Committee. Mr. ROBINSON should not delay the House with a long detail of the transactions between the United States and this country r he should do little more at present than observe, that every thing had been done which was likely to cement and preserve the harmony which at present subsisted between the two countries. and that the American Commissioners had conducted themselves on the occasion with a degree of kindite‘i and consideration which was highly to their credit. The only part of the Convention with which he should at present trouble the House was that which related to the duties on American ships. A Resolution was then read, which stated, that it was determined in fu ture, that American goods should pay no more duty when imported in American vessels thin by British ships. Tiro-other Resolutions were read, which held the same liberal policy towards America. Atter which, the SPEAKER resumed the Chair, and the Report was ordeted to be brought up to-morrow. MARINE !MUTINY. The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be cnmmitted. Mr. CALCRAFT had intended to submit a mo tion to the House on the subject of the reduction of the Marines, which body of men, he thought, might without inconvenience be diminished at least by three thousand men. His principal object at present, how. ever, was to know to what the saving in such a re duction might amount I Sir G. WARRENDER said, that a considerable number of the Marines were at present on shipboard, but that such a reduction would be made•by his Ma. jesty's Ministers as would proportion that body of men to the seamen of the Navy. The number at pr* sent intended to be kept up was 6000. Mr. CALCR AFT conceived there could be lit& or no objection to his motion. Mr. ROBINSON believed that no time would be lost in making every possible reduction. Mr. CA.43,AFT said; that his illifile-WaS fer ( he r to the :eh 1(. . ~ ~.:.~:~ • ' A•Ti