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ROYAL AMPHITHEA ASTLEY'N WES I'MIN-; t ER-BRIDGE. i t the Patronage of their Boyar Highnesses the PaINCIC ktesPlT and Dual ur Vona. 1E Nobility, Gentry, and others, are most re. tp, cttally informed, that from the v er y di st i ngu i s h e d p atro . . v ,• - fenced by the Proprietors of this "Ileatre each sums. ; t omer Season, they have. at a very considerable expense, col numerous Artist% during the whole Winter, in en - Jr.l improving the Stage for the insrposb of exliih , ting ivro s in a nouvelle and most extraordinary mannei , s •he medium of a new and interesting EQUEA TRIAN IZQVINADE! The whole iratrior of the audience part ben redecorated, and every exertion used in the on of Novelty. 'I he above 'Theatre WILL. OPEN on 'ER MONDAY, March LI, 1813, with a grand variety of ENTERTAINhIENTB, in which several New Perfur in addition to the established tax t.urites of the Public, vzdl -Further particulars in future bill.; and Advetisements. OFFICE OP OR.ONA NGE. Allirch 15, 1815. TI•IE PRINCIP4L OFFICERS of 1118 MA ORDN4INCE oA lassaii gilt* Notice s That Propose!. Will be received at their Office in Palls Mall, on or before FRIDAY, the 31st day of March instant, front Inch Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of HAIR 11R001413., BRUSHAS, and other Articles, fur service of this Department, for a period of three yea's, determinable after the expiration of the fint year, upon notice of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Hair Brooms, ace.;' but no Proposal can' be admitted after the said 31st instant, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shill attend. _ _ This flay was published, in One large Skeet, price 7s. 41 A NEW MAP of FRANCE, di v id e d i nto Pc ha. panment4 and PrOvin ces ; embracing ats a consul- Abi. portion of Italy, the whole of Sss It:m.l.l2nd, parr of Gernuntr, and the Netherlands. Carefully drawn from the most recent Mdpe. Printed for J. Cary, Mapseller, 191. Strand. PARLIAMENT. Y RI PRJ4L'IL)I4. GS. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH ft • - -------- Judgmenta.—ln Hamilton v. Grant, j.tagnster of ate Tri s h C.iurt of Exrhequer reversed.—ln Wtiklsr v Geddes, pahnient 4 the Court of Session revehed.—ln Burnet v affirmed. DR. SYNTAX'S NAPOLEON. . This day was published, in One Vol. Royal Octaio, lilegantly printed on Drawing Paper and entbellidard with thirty coloured Eugravino, prier 25%. in boards. THE LIFE cat NAPOLEON.—A Hudibrastic Poem, in Fifteen Canto., by Dr. SYN FAX. N.B. This Work may also be had in Weekly Pins, at es. 6d. each . Londoh Printed for Thomas Ten, No. 111 DkcaPs de ; W • Allaseni No. 31, New Bond•street ; and 1. Diek. E•ipiltur.Ti, Mr. Baormarr and others, from the Commies, brayer tap the Stigar aide% Rill: read a llrAt The Malta Trade BM was reaJ a t!er.! •ime Adjourned. and paa;•xl. -- PROTEST AGIINSC 1112 CORN E!!.L. DI 31EN TIENT, _ _ _ _ 1. BCCAUSc we are adverse in principl• to all new restraints on Commerce. We think it e: rain that ;IOW: prosp-roy is b ri g promoted by leaving tt-ebntroisled t4r flee current of national industry ; and we wish ru h r. by wel-cousi:lered steps. v. bring back our cstnntercal legit anion ‘o t-e sti.iThr s:avie line of wisdom, than to incriate deviatioo, by se) ct tip a lchtional and extensive branches of pia'•lie intereit to fr?-h systems of artificial and injurious revric•ion. 2. Because we thick ti a: V u great pr'ctical rte.• of leaving all commerce onfeitered applies ir ore peculiarly, and on grounds of justice a- rrell as cc 9 , 1 CI, to the Corn frachf turn any other. Irresistible in 'red must h... hat necessity c: lush vatic*, in (Air j.idgment, authorize the I. godature to temper with ,rid sustenance of the people. and to intleth• the into i ur, tie and sale of that article, on which eeptiltis the existence tit so L'!•ge Portion of the cenimunity. 3. Decausewe.thiok that the eXpectati o n s o f ultimite benefit from this measure are founded on a delusive theory We can not persuade ourselves that this law will ever clinr.hute to pro. duce plenty, cheapness, or steadiness of price. so iu gas it ope rates at all, its effects must'be the opposite of thvse. Monopoly is the parent of scarcity, of de tots*, and of uncertainty. I o cut off any of the saurces of upply, can only tend to lessto its al.tia• dance; to close against ourselves the cheapest market tor any commqdry, must enhance the price at which we poi csase r ; aid ' to confine the consumer of c: , rn to the produce of his own coon try, is to refuse to ourselves the benefit of that provislua .s loch OVIDENCZ Itself has made for equalizing to wan the v.itirtions of season and of climate. Flat day was jiublished, ;nice sq. bound, ETT RES de MADAME DiT MONTIER, _ Recueilies par Madame le Prince de Beausront, Auteur du Magasin des Enfans, des Adclescentes, &c. Nouvelle Edition, soigneusement Resat •et Corrigee d'apres les meillostrfs Editions de France A Londres, ilea Law et Wbittaier ; Longtrian, Hurst, Rees, Oinie, se Brown ; Duliust Co.; et T. Raney. ASHIONABLE DA NClNG.—Privateruition. Mr. ilopKiss begs leave to return his most giateful 14) his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis ;hed patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully a continuanee of their tavours. Ladidt and Gentlemen Ave never acquired this accomplishment, or those who ?sit attained the present fashionable mod", may he expedi , instructed in the most private manner to qualify them brst AsA;mblies, on application at his residence, Coach r.' Flail, Noble -street, luster-lane, Cheapside. ols atte., &J.—Nene but personal applications attended to. By Order Of the Board. R. H. CREW, Secretary, • Just published, price tioUnd 4s. in calfSs. 6d. ANECDOTES PARISIENNES. Consisting of entertaining and Memorable Traits of the Men of Lean ing and other Characters, who have distinfuished then t .eiv es in the French Capital. The •olume is printed in such a manner as to comprises considerable body of select wit and anecdote. By the Author of 'BENCH PHRASEOLOGY and FRENCH LETTERS. ARMY. Ikl ASSISTANT SURGEON of a REGI . NIENT of DRAGOONS would be happy to Exchange an Officer of the rank now on Half-Pay. rer- aud•essed (post-paid) to the Editor of the Taunton cal,Parade, 'Taunton, will meet with immediate attention. 1 he above Regiment is returned from Service. Sold by Law and I Whittaker, Ave Maria Lane; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row; De Buffs, Nassau street ; and H. Colburn, Conduit Street. ALEDONIAN ASYLUM OFFICE, March 18, 1815. " a MEETING of the OFFICERS and DI RECTORS holden here this day, ;,sect, His Royal Highness the DUKE of KENT and STRATHEARN, President, in the Chair. Right Hon. the Earl of lIREADA R:Oit Hun lord ERSKINE, K. T. Right lion. Gloacc Rosa, M. P. G• ::oral the Right Hon. SirDAVID DOND AS, G. C. B. General Sir GEORGIC BECKWITH, G. C. B. Sir Jon si MAgnaisAitas, Bart. M. P. Lord Provost of Ldinbergh General JAMBS BAL7OIIII. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, k.sq. M. P. CHARLES FORBES, Esq. M.P. • CHAR LES•GRANT, jOll. Esq. M. P. A:mill/SALO CAM PHIL, Esq. JAMES HAMILTON, E,l SIMON htGILLIHRAT, Esq. ANDREW ROEERTSON, Esq. EiIOLVED c BAniseunstar, I hat to the present state of public affairs, it is desirable that :,e which the Esher classes of society entertain of the me ras exertions of the private sul , l er, sailor, and marine, be speedily and liberally manifes•ed. ;hat such establishments as those of Chelsea and Green are aroesig the best modes by which the principle of the 'ing Resolution can be carried into effect. hat those Royal establishments, however extensive, can pmsibly embrace all objects deserv.ng of attention, and here . it is expedient, by such an Institution as the Caledonian him, to extend the means of relief and reward so mum& • afforded by them: 'bat the benefits derived from the services of the soldier, and marines, natives of Scotland, being of common ad tag* to the whole Empire, the Caledonian Asylum deserves isppritt of every description of his Majesty's subjects, and lication should, without delay, be made to the liberality not ,) of the Scottish but also of the Luslish and Irish r.obi.ity, Merchants, and Manufacturers, to afford them au tul.ity of contributing to its immediate establishment. JOHN GAIN', Secretary. scriptintis continue to be receive!, ~e Back.og houses , est !Lorna- Courts and Co Mesas. Paxton., Cockerel!, 11, and Le. rowai, l'hornton Free, a:AI Down; sus. Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. Messrs . branunond and Co. net Hunts, Farquhar, and Co. Messrs. Davison. Noel, iplar, and Co. Messrs. Smith, Payre, and Santo •' Messrs. Gruze, and Cu. Messrs. hew sad, Ransom, and Co.; • Aationsi Beath of Scotia. d; and by John Galt, Secretary, ,eynz.st..h-street, Portland place. Rat tins base been received to the extent of 214,354. Is. Gd. Notlenien, I adieu, and Gentkrntii, many of Isme given Lb -rat Duilations,`bAcc also become 4kLuual !nbers: leek Hon. Lord James ' urray Aso 10 K gin Hoe. Sir A. Imauu.id, Dam a. Sit David Dun. trues Steuart Den -01 • 5 0 This day was published. price 12s. in bdards, THE TRIAL of LIEUTENANT-GENERAL SIR JOHN MURRAY, Barr. by Court-Martial, held at Winchester; taken In Short Hand by Mr. GURNEY, Short Hand Wnter to both Houses of Parliament. Illustrated by a Plan of the Country rolind Tarragona. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall; and may be bad of all Bitokoilers. 4. But whatever may be the future consequences of this 11w at some distant and uncertain period, we see with pain that the-e hopes must be purchased at the exp,nse of a great and present evil. To compel the consumer to purchase corn dearer at home than it might be imported from abroad, is the ininiedtate practi cal effect of this law. In this way alone can it operate. I pre sent protection; its promised extension of agriculture must re suit (if at all) front the profits which it creates ay keeping u s , the price of corn to au artificial level. These future beneffs arc the consequences expected, but as we confidently believe erroneously expected, fron► giving a butuity to the gtower of corn by a tar k. vied on its consumer THE ARMY. This day was published, price XI. Is. in 2 Vols. Bvo. THE ROYAL MILITARY CALENDA R ; dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Com mA N DER in Cul a r ; containing (without comment) the Services of all the GENLRAI. OFFICERS living at the close of the year 181 s, from their entrance into the Army; with complete Indexes of Eutle., and other miscellaneous matter. lu the Atorennit an Itn;4atti?l t;!::,.rnt of the Operations In the East of Spain in Igl2-13. 5. Because we think that the adoption of any permanent law, for such a purpose, rilvired the fullest and most 1 thrown.. loves ligation. NUT V uall tt have been sufficient tor our satisfaction; could we have been convinced of the general policy of so hazar,l - an experiment. A still further inquir: would have been ne cessary to persuade us that the present moment was fit for its adoption. In such in inqairy we must have hail the 111..4113 of satisfying ourselves whit its inimethate operatisin will be as can oe:led with the various and pressing circ•,oisr slices of public dif. ficulty and di:trelei with which the country is now surrounded ; with the state of our cireuleion and correwy ; of our agriculture and manufactures; of our internal and external cuntinerce; aad alihve all, with the condition and reward of the industrious and Is bouring Oalles of our community On all these particulars, as they re , pect ;his rpiesion, we think that Parliament is almost wholly uninformed; on ail we see rea son for the utmost anxiety and alarm ttom the operation of this Law. By JOHN PHILIPPART, Esq. Sold by Mi. Egerton, Military llooks.ller, Whiter., ill ; M erin . Slitrwisoit Neely, and Jones, ; Mr. Barrington, Strand; and all nth. r Where aka •rt.ty be 12.t.1, MLAIOIII.I Gt At.tt AL MOR LA A. by the same. Pr. 14,. This day were puhii.b,d, • Elegantly prinied in two la.ve Volumes Royal 4to. and illustrat ed with a Portrait or the Authot, and tither engravings, price in LIMA hoards. rtni F. WORKS of THOMAS GRAY, with X Memoirs of Ms Liar an I. Writings, by WILLIAM MA SUN; to which are subjoi-ed, 1.1(114ACIS PHILOLOGI CAL, POETICAL, and Clki fICAL, from the Author's ori ginal Manuirctipts, selected and arranged by THOMAS J A NILS MATHIAS. Printed tor T. CAD eta. and VV. Dairies, in the Strand. '1 o Tag Peittc —As no very elegant or magri:nzent edition of themll4l, ever yet appeared, it was thou.;lic proper to present to the British Nation the pre , ent Eldon of Ise coxrtET E moms of i s great Lyrick Poet, and 'ot . a Scholar second to noon •I'nostas wi:h an e' - vanceind wiih a splendour of typography sellable to their &gel . y. It is hoped that the price, though necessarily high from unavoidable causes, Will not be con sidered as too great, as the number of the cores 14 very limited, and as this edition may probably claim a place in the libraries or die learned and Opulent, and in the public repositories or litera ture in the United Kingdom of 6reu: Brawn and Ireland, anti, perhaps, In those of the States on the Continent. N. B. A few Copies of this Work ore printed on Imperial Pa per, price 'eau. tat in extra boarus. GOLDEN LOTTERY ! THREE CERTAIN PRIZES OFTHIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! Atm), Five at 1,000 Get N ItA S each, width will be PAID IN GOLD. rip BIS H feels pleasure in announcing the attrac- A- • five and and unpr,celented novelty of 'three Certain Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes, in the present Lo r 11:14Y of only Fifteen Thousand Tickets; and as no former Lottery, even of Sixty Thousand Tickets, ever contained more than 2 of £30,C00, the chance of gaining so large a Capital is now increased five-fold; also, as a grateful tribute of respect to the Public, be has made arrangements that the Five Prizes of One Thou•and Guineas each, shall be paid in Gold as soon as drawn Without any deduction, whether they arc sold In Tickers or Shar..s, at either of his Offices, or at any other Office in the Kingdom. THE ,CLIEME CON PAINS Prizes of £elo,oro are £60,000 10,000 ••••• • ••• 10,0 t 0 5 ••• 1,050 ......... 5,250 And twenty-two other Capitals, Stc: &e. 3 Prizes of Xi 0 utio will each receive £X,O 0 more l Making . 1 firer 1 1 6ses of •CSO,OOO each ! S Bial.k, will each' receive 1,040 Guineas in Gold. liksitis Drawing sth of.(nezt Month) APRIL. 'tickets and Stia es are now on sale by • iStSH, Contractor, At 4, COR NIIILL. or 9, Cii KING•CROI3, London, who Sold the Two Last .estv 00 Prizes, end Fifteen Capital rriaesiti the l an Lottery. Lastly. B-cause if we coon approve of the prii.ziple and pur pose J Flits lAw. we think that no ~ii!licient loan:J.lpm has bcrO laid for its detail:. The evidence neon: 1111%. unsatisfactory and Imperfect as it is. seems to us rather to .lis s trove th:in to suppilt the prop, iety of the high price adopted as the s.atilitsl of impure tAtion, an the fallaciou, mode by which that price t, to be as certained. And on all their grounds we are anxious to rem-4 our d -sent from a nutzsure 4o precipitate in its course, and, ss we te..r, itt• IlltiOUS in its consequen4s. (-Igtied) • . Atlt7US IWI FRIDERICII I OItRINGTOL (D. (If Sumex). Dv :••rolCi.of Den la.). Wit.LtANt EltoEitlck Cit AN Jot; ihe1tiN . ...:1111.4. (U. in ( iiouccuer). NI u N riUkT. GRL.Otst.LE. KING W ELLKsu.r. CALLABLE. ESP LI. FAMILY On the lit of March wai published, • No. MAX, price Siz•prnce (,obe continued Weekly,) and Part VII, price Pour Shillings, (to be continued every tiecond FI't[JSE OF COMMON'. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR. brought in a Bib rdztive to the plying of the putitic stteets.--itead a first time, and to be teat( a second time on Monday tortnight. The Hig,igaie Road 01:1 was real a tiiirki time. Nit Mii.1.1.1,0-1 Ift ert.trti a Prstion hoot St. Kati•eri-e, ikliltle4ex—a i t :Hint agambt, the operand. nvt Act p 4,ctl for paviug that precinct : Month), the whole intended to torm large Volumes In -geom. THE HOLY BIBLE ; including the OLD and NtW •J'us - yAsigr.Nrs, and Vie Avocar raw, according to the AU l HORIZED VER:SION with the Marginal Refe reurei, and with NO 1%5, Explanatory and Practical Arrany,ed tinder the sanction of nis SOCIE FY FOR PRO MO LUG CHRIS I lAN KNOWLEDGE, and dedicated, by perniiisitm, to die Most Reverend the Lord Aacitaisuor of CANTENSURY, Isy the Rt... GEORGE IVOYLY, 8.0. and the Rev RICH ARD MANI', M.A; his Grace's Domestic Chaplains. CONDIT LON a. 10 10 Ayr., $4; Nuto4, the Petition, 31. S 0 EDUCA I . ION. A 'l' this ensuing EASTE ft there are TWO VA £L in the Senistiary for a limited number of Pupils, Pullin's-row, Ishug:oo, conducted by the Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. 'Polly Guineas per Annum. No Entrance. Reference is made to Dr. Abraham Rees. Kline' Road; Sir John Veiling and Co. CornhiU; Astley Cooper, E,ci. Broad-street ; and Messrs. Grosvenor and Co. Corahill. Se,- en Essay on Education, Filth Edition, sold by Sherwood and Co. Pa.rroo.ter-row. The Pour !louse Hill was rcati a werAt.itl t:ntr. Mr. BENNET l' !Hewn ed a Petitiint tr tat Anthony Nl•K‘ntrui, of the Wand of l'ortota s praying un- stintifion tit Arr.. shuts proses:, a ol fur relief front various loan sod ddlicalorw. he i. 4 experienced. 21 0 Attcr a few word. from Mr. ROiE, it was ordered co tie 4m the table. Several usual In It Grants were pawed In the Committee of Supply. tear r3L efe S 4 tiler al HI elm:0 /WM Sar I 't EAS NEW I suer-. i 31" FA' a. p it uisl 111 , e itr ht AN .(11. J .r f t t Journal C. AT Prcse • IL 1. l I e 3tut t; 11W.: 1:0 :AI '2. fl with ar vevedil 3.. J to! piss bre it tritly a 4. 11 ki!ora, untagl the sap ;;,,pficat •r;) of Alba el ). it /haul Situp 1(114)1 1r 4..• L) .11v 44, 11 lAwriat .1 ht w! orll falncri 1h; 11 blot 114 N 114 4 Cott.. Sir Jai dam h 1 t; Rl,a 114 VI, intai 6 .1p111 Sir AL 'Ate N Salt Jrhu AAA loan. Lvire lJtais I.ala 1 4 . la. I Lmitl JIM ) ] Ltl.l do Clilrl Ytttr Laric .•• M kotk (•• t.ll fart; }l. k 11 4 rt itr. t I is, I '.A J. HIS h A. 11 J• tda. Gen. Denis Peek 5 0 Grace the Duke at oxisurgh kie.t Hoe. the Earl list mud . 3 0 Hauadtott, Esq. 2 2 u teq. st 2 Grant 2 2 kt:g.4 Hutt. Lotel S 0 ltosut Stevens, Esq. 2 2 egekdrach, Esc Lot", Esq. t g le Hayden, Esq. 2 2 is 0 Bei. it, Esq. 2 2 is 114. Taggart, Esq. 2 2 . Grata t , r.sq. 2 so cs :scewart, Esq. 2 stnipsou, Esq. 2 2 Nl' I aggart, Esq. 2 2 th Crosbie, Esq. 1 1 I. Mitchell, Esq. 2 2 ew Adair, Esq. 2. 2 Eallard, Esq. 9 2 Win. Macleod, Ma• 10 10 (a Army ries Blaney, Esq. 2 re,. Young, Esq. 2 :r Daigau' tiit., }..sq. 2 1 Furster, Esq. 2 Id Cunningham, Esq. 3 PPorge Penny, Esq. 2 .i/ts.rt M'Lure 11 tlottion, Esq. 1 itph Douglas, Esq. 1 . k. I I. tht Duke of huhes . 21 C 11411.3 Whitlow, Esq. 5 11,; Logs'', Esq. 5 Kukla:lJ, Esq. 1 ..., Down:e, Esq. I attlen, Est., 5 Al. l • meuart, r ...141. 6 l ' 6 1 int r os kedgenwr , 'hu , 1.1 q; ap. 5 ;q: J Ilth•• /.ord Resy 5 I` R. it t h e Duke of halt and *radians 21 14 .-utti. Brown 5 Illthie, £4. 1 litclieU, Est. I IR ant Casuplin, Esq. 1 W. Wilkinson, Esq. 1 I Richard ilolt, Esq. 1 1 Robert Lindsay, r.sq. 1 1 Henry Howard, Esq. 2 J. interning, .eq. 10 0 liumpbrey Donaldson, Esq. S George Brown. Esq. 2 v. M' ravish, Esq. 3 3 Hon. Wm. Fraser of calioun 10 10 Luke Freeman, Esq. 2 2 John White, hiq. 2 2 Wm. Munro, Esq. 5 5 James Bethune Vostack 2 2 Col. Wm. Miller 2 2 lames Graham, Esq. 1 1 Captain Hugh Red S 2 Getle, Mackenzie Simp son, Esq. 1 1 Captain A. Barclay 9 II luwi Mitchell, Esq. 10 0 John W. Adam of toss, Big. 5 I John Inglis, Esq. 9 £ Sir David Ditsidaa„ Bart. 9 2 Wm. S 5 Rt. lion. Lord Lynctoeh 5 0 Kirkman Finlay, Esq. NI. 5 5- I.k ut.-Col. Williamson 1 1 Sir lames M'Greor 1 1 W 11. White, E. q. 11 Patrick Duff; Esq. 1 1 A. Hay, EA. 1 1 Lints kit.. 1,01, Esq. 2 General Sir Utu. Lock• with, G. C. 13. 10 10 George Hutto:x.li, Esq. 2 1 Charles 13eU, Esq. 9 2 Joins Slam , Esq. 2 2 n Ritchie, Esti. 2 John Ritchie, Esq. 2 Wm. Thom, Esq. 11 Thomas Mackenzie, Esq. 2 1: Capt. D. Stewart, Madras Army 2 Charles Laing. Eal. 1 1 ktoberc Abcrcrumble, Esq. 1 1 litit i bt Hon. Sir W. Grant, Master art the bulb 10 10 Mrs. brown 2 2 6 Mrs. Emily Alston 1 1 5 IJohn Forbss,b.q. 5 5 Wm. '1 aylor:Stq. 2 2 o Wm. Munro, tn. 9 2 5 `Joseph Douglas, Esq. 1 1 1 1 (knoll Gordon Forbes 5 0 1 litschanan M`Millan.P- 1 4. 1 1 1 Mr. Allan, MinsieWhastS 11 IMPOR CAN F• PAMPHLET. - - This day eras published, price 2$ 6d. AN ACCOUN C dt the • CONSPIRACY and CONni'IItATORS of NAPOLEON DOLMA PARTE, his present attempt ou the Cruwii of France—the detail of the Plan g r p rom ,i i ng—...of Lis Correspondence with Italy and F•ance —his intenaed Line of March—the Names and Characters of the ktfown and su-pected Conspirators. and brief notices of the re puted sentiments of the E;ght Mat shale of France. This Pamph let is the more important as the French Papers are published under the supervision of the Censurate s and therefore s tat e ao . thing but what is plea , lug to the Government. Sold by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, and by all Booksellers. This day was pUblisbed, In I Vol. Oro. price. I ts. illuitrated with a Map, exhibiting the Routes of the various Armies I H ISTORY of the WAR in SPAN and POR TUGAL from 1307 to IBIS.. By GLNILItAL hARItAZIN.. 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NEWPORT osj-ma to pas.iog r:solotion. fir taxing Ireland, before a fair a .J accurate of the titt..nces of that country was produced. _ _ Mr. FITZGERALD %ala i the delicieney of the Irish filiances was admitted. The.statemen: could nut be male tiii 1 tte in the Se,sian, as it must wait till those 01 E gland were ai ranged, and the respective amounts In the Committee, Mr. FITZGERALD morel the r•peal of the old Fish tobacco (twits, an 4 an imposittou of new dune, at enervated rates on tobacco, being at about 3.1. ler pounds which w.re ;Agreed to. BIGAMY. Sir S. ROMILLY presented a Petition from a Mar, a stranger to h;ni; named Lathrop Murray, now in prison, under sentence of transpor,azion lor seven years, for the crime of bigamy. He felt it w.is in.rpedient in that House to interfere with the Fro. ceedings and sentences of Courts of Justice upon light grounds ; but having looked into the statements in this petition, Le had felt it his duty to present it. It appeared that petitioner, when quite a young man, married a woman much older than himself, in a private room, without bans, or . the regular cere monies, in Ireland. He was n ot .married . as a die. Seater. He had since married regularly, and in a church by license, in this country. His second wile was acquainted with all the circumstances of his first marriage. He was indicted by a total stranger, not at the instance of his second wife. ,Inform nion was first given to a Magistrate, who, hearing All the cir cumstances, declined to commit him; but being in dicted, the Grand Jury found the bill, ana he was tried, convicted, and sentenced. The evideoco . of the second marriage was a copy of the register, and his declaration to two persons. His Counse/ wished to save' some' legal points as to the evidence for the Judges, and understood that w o uld be don e; but it mo o Before 1794, the punishment for bigamy EAST-INDIA 1101181, March 22, IBIS. THE COURT cf DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPAIVTe MERCHANTS . 1 ANCLAND, trefsag bike BAST INDIES, do hereiv eve maim, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at "Melt House in Lealenhall-street, on THURDSAY, the 30th instant, from Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon until Six in the Eve ning, to ballot on the following Questions, viz. ' That Mr. WILLIAM BROWN, late of the Madras Establish ment, be permitted to return with his rank to India." " That Mr. TuomAs AiIIAHAU, late of the Bengal Civil 'Establishment, be permitted to return with his rank to India." in order to determine by such Ballot, whether three parts in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court consent that the above-mentioned Gentlemen be permittted to return with their Rank to India. JAMES COBB, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mooch 22., 1815. THE COURT of DIRECMRS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, to herebyghoe That a General Court of the said Obnipany, will be held at their House in Leadenhatl-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 5,h ,April next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the puropose of taking into consideration the Report front fhe Committer of Bye Laws, laid before the General Court this day , Altering and Re pealing sundry Bye Laws, especially the 117 e Law, Section l Chapter 3; and Section 7 Chapter 7 ; and ordaining others for the future government of the Company. The above Bye Laws are now printing, and will he ready to be delivered to the Proprietors, at thic House, on Wednesday next, the 29th instant. JAMES COBB, Setwiart.