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, ---..............." • t i e . , L . ~. et • "••• T,i' • •, . % ''' ' • / 1. - ''' 4 " 111 - Qbe : 1 " . . i; , .;, - - , 10 -. 0 „7,, . . ..... O A r . %. ~ '.• % • .6, ..; Minal Nb''‘ 10..., tat . \II Ar 0 . — I V .sr • . ')' • _ . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1516► 4 Z ijNBFIR b 770. PRICE SAPENCE-HALFPENN Y. THEATRE ROYAL. IMURINLA NE. CHIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' SWAMI will pedant% the First Pan of KING HENRY THE FOURTH. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 4tril 5, ISM THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- SALES BY AUCTION. SFA rE LAT fERY, THE THREE sio,non PRIZES .IRE YET IN Truit and mar be tirawn ea. Iv !., the Morning on SA*I•DR DAY, April I S, when Three erizes wiP %c a lve cum F.. 48 GII.D!! rip BISH, the Contractor, thanks the finlire for .111. • their diatinguithed favours In t!.ii very popular hostegi t and acsiclints theist that on the First Diy of Drawing. wMi was list Wednesday, two of the five Prizes entitled td Oa. Thousand Guineas each, in Gott), woe diawn : one was Soli by Him, and the other by another 011ice-kslper, to whom T. ItiSli, (as the Contractor for the Lott,ty) paid Inuriedia ely tve 'rhousand Guineas in GOLD. Tickete and :Ilia-es t Warranted undrawn, are ;ening at No. 4,CORNHILI., amJ 1 , CHAIkINt: CEOSt', London. JEST?", ORDNANCE Is latrAy eve Notice, That Proposals will . be received at their Office in Pall-M4ll, on or before FRIDAY, the list instant, from such Femme as may be willing to undertake the Supply of ARM CHESTS, for service of this DepartMent at Birmingham, for a period of • One year. • REREFORDSHIRF. CAPITAL FiEF.HOLD ESTATES, near ICINGTOM, PRESTEIGN, the MANOR of MARSTON, STRANGE. WORTH FARM, and VALLEY'S WOOD, LYE FARM, WOODLANDS 4 COTTAGES, &c: By MR. ROBINS, At Cutaway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornbill, London, on Tnuesnav, lune 15, IBIS, at Twelve o'Clock, in 2 Lots, THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, with Right of Common; eornpri.ing the MANOR of MAR STON, with the Fines, Quit Rent s, Smand STRANGEWORTH FARM, and VALLErS WOOD, in the Parish of Penihridge ; consisting e a substantial FARM HOUSE, seated vn a flap ele vation, commanding beautiful views; Farm Buildings, C,Etage,, Gardens, &c. containing nearly Two Hundred Acrea of Arabi:, Pasture, and beautiful Wood Land, in part bounded by the River Arrow, a fine flowing stream, in the occupation of Mr. Morgan, and others. The LYE ES PATE, situate in cite Parish of Antes try, with Farm-house and Out-buildings, and sundry Dwelling, and Cottages wi t h near ly O ne Hundred and Twenty Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and W oo d L an d ; Garden ami Orchards, in he occupation of Mr. Harper and others, respecta ble Tenant,. H e nry, Mr. ik ROUGH TON ; Prince of Wales, MrARAE ; It:•pur, (first time) Mr. S. PENLEY ; 7 Mr. MARTLEY (bis first appearance on this Stage). P etc ,•, Mrs. BRERETON ; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS, To *filch will be added, the new Farce called PAST TEN O'CLOCK ? AND A RAINY NIGHT. row, King Richard the Second ; with Past Ten o'Cloelt. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed uric "piked= at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; aud•at Bir mingham, to Major-General Miller, the Inspector of Small Arms there ; and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals mutt be delivered, sealed up and endorsed," Proposals for Arm Chests;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 21st Inst. at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be notiohl unless the party making it, or an agent bi his behalf shell attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sesswery. 1 I IEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. e•!ns PRESENT EVENING, will be per t. lorrsted, the Opera of THE NOBLE OUTLAW. I.I[AZA.RD, BU ;ZNE, and Co. respectfully r-oin the Pchlic, thar the Second Day of Drawing will bit on SATURDAY next. The three Prizes qf ‘30,1 1 P0 are still in ire Wheel, and three of One Tlnno and Itsinzls 4:vl , s whicls fat•er must h e a ll d rawn gm ihr day, and will be paid by theta n: Gold. e%ticely new Wile, Scenery, and Decoradons. The Overture u:1(1 %tu,ic cortsposed b) Mr. BISUOP. Prince Zerbino, Mr. CONW AY; q•h10. :kir. SIN (I.AIR ;Don Rsphstid, Mr. FAWCETT ; :;on wit.. • Fsr ti n , Mr. ;D on Elliate. Mr. MURRAY; BROADHURST; Carlin Miguel, Mr. INCLEDON. . tuto mi ss S. W. 30 PH ; Donna Orynthia, Miss ST EPHENS; Lerla, Mn.s mAr HEWS. Ticket% add Share', iitiarrant.4 ondrs*n. are sena.; at their Ot-ce. No. 9:1, Roy.l Exf.have. ONE DAY OF Trir. DITTWV RICH WitiFs I.! OVER.-;,„, - wh ch will be added, ZEMBLICA ; Or, TIM N.E 1-MAKER AND HIS WIFE. To-morrow, Veuice Preserved; with Zeutbuca. .C. 30,000 S Prizes nf Bc. Scc. S . likes of 1,000 Guineas MUST RE DR %MN NW.XF SATURDAY, And will !, • paid is (.101d immetii.neiy. Tickets and Shares. w.. ranted nu/drawn, are on Salo. by RICI lARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. az their °flees, Cord. hid and Charing-cross. API L CABINET PIANO-FORTE, to be 4,./ SOLD, secoad band, nearly at good as new; it is a strong, ltd Instrument, and stands remarkably well in tune, has two ',ld', silk (rent, g It, and is complete in every respect; shop ra. 60 pions ; will be sold for 38 guineas. Also a good second Grand Piano, by Broadwood, at 20 guineas.—May be seen •rten ten to four o'clock at Mr. Watlen's, No. 5, Leicester-place. -N. B. Pack ng Case, if required, three guineas. MR. SURR'S NEW NOVEL. Itiv. paneled, in 3 vols. price 18s. boards, ICHE MAGIC of WEALTH.—A Novel.—By .:'. S. SURR T:hJr of a At inter inLoodoe, Barnwell, and Splendid Misery, Pruned fur T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand. • This day was published, price 3s. 6d. in board., The Tenth Edition. A DISQUISITION on the STONE and GRA- Vt.!. ; with Observations on the Gout when complicated .iith those Disorders. By S. PERRY, Surgeon. Prime.l tor Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, Paternoster-row, .locket, PA-111aU; and Highley and Son, No. 174, flret-street. CRANIOLOGY. lust published, price ss. boards. QKETCI4 of Chi NEW ANATOMY and PPIY .,i9LOGY of the BRAIN awl NERVOUS SYSTEM of GALL and SPIJKZH'•;M, eonstdeeed . all comprehending c lupine Sys em of Zuotc%,m v. With Observations en ire ten. wet ro the IMPROVILMLNT of FDIJCATIOn, of PUNIiMMLNT. .: . t1 of the cream rat of iteensirtr. Reprinted from the rote:Teta, with A Iditions By T. FORSTER, F. 1.. S. Corpus Christi College, CAmiSrite, anti Honorary Member of Med. Soc. St. Bart. Hosp. OM by Messrs. Law and Whittaker; Longman and Co ; ack ngton and Co.; FC. at:d J. vington; Baldwin and Co.; I litkl •rw-oal, London ; Mat-redie and Co. !:.ti nZlurgh. 'I lt., a were published, two vols. crown Bvo. price 15s. boards, a new edition, with Notes, f ETTERS from a GENTLENTAN in the NORTH of SCO ri.ANt) to his FRIEND in LONDON; c..ntanAng the De.criptiou of a Capital Toon); an Acconnt of fli k hlarth, asd of the CUSTOMS and Mainers of the 11%1i. '....,ter., ver:ed wi h manyl cunous Facts and Onion. •!.t ces; first printed $754. I here are the Letters so frequently quoted by Mr. Feott, in • Notes to the lily of the Lahr ; anti the Monthly Review !3T., Most of the descrttlons of local manners aild customs, )I,le strong touches of character is he follid in Weverley, twy be traced to this entertaining work, which contains indeed, is we L 'tree, the only authentic Contemporaneous delineation .4 tile vectibariticis which it intends 'to describe.".—Vide Mon. Scrim, W.,vcrl.l, Nov. sat 4. Loudon: Pri..trd fur Oak, .Canis, and Fenner, Paternoster -30 w ; and 01 phant, Waugh, and I , o;es, F.dintsurgla. THE P EV. WILLIAM GURNEY'S DIAMOND POCKS I' Min E To be completed in Thirtrtvso Numbers, price 6d. each, or eight Parts, price :as. each, embellished with ottpertor itv from the great Musters, and forming one of eke most beau- Wui ar.d smallest Pocket Bibles ever printed. This day were pubitsbed, Nos. I. 11.111. al.d W. (to he continued ' every fortnight) of THE DEVOTIONAL INAMOND POCKET Bi IiLE ; c•m . nitilng the whole of the Sacred Texts of the Old and New festament I, with Notes and Devot.inal itetlectio.§l. 117 the Rue. WILLIAM (:URNEY, A. M. Rector of St. Clentenr Dares, Strand; Minicar of West-street Chapel; a;11 I c • urer of St. Mildred's, Poiltry. London: Puhti-h d l y S A. Oddy, Ivy-lane; and shay Ibe had of all Booksellers. &e. in Town and Country. I hi:, Wntk will combine the advantages so mnch desireJ. °lettermen* and beauty of Pnnting, compreosed into the s nta ilest pos•ibi Au, on as to terra a most valuable pock companion. To sill Guardians of Youth, it is urgently recommended, as de- is a al iy adivircrl to the rising generation. Al+Via. TO FEMALES AND CHILDREN. Ir It. MAC KA RS lft, M em b er o f t he Royal Col- A.ltge of 5 rg e• s, Edinburgh, who also fur several lycars att-ntl-d tke ne 13 etnipeut Lecturer. oo.the various branches of Mr .14111 e ail Etruion, as well as during 2s yeas* very suzeessfsil praez , e , ., veldt accurate and artect.ve observation, has obtained atetwve knowledge of all diseases peculiar to Females and be therefore feels himself perfectly competent to pre so:rmo the 'desired effect Mr. M. may be consulted daily, Pr , '). Ally or by letter, at Nn. 211, Leicauter-square.-Medicines set! to ,ry i.art of the Unlit d K.ngdoni. FOR THE TEE! It AND GUMS. ip t UT R's celebrated VEGETABLE TOOTH - I LIP POWDER Is with confidence, recommended to the Use th« Public, al the most efficacious Preparation for Prererving tilt I eel % in a sound state, even to old age, and producing a whieness without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and beautiful redness to the Gums, to the Breath the 11106 t delectabk: sweetness; and if used constantly a: directed, Iv* prevent übe Tooth-ache, by removing its cause—the Scurvy It the Gum , .-1 1 rice 9.1. the Box. BU fl . Glt 3 filiperior LAVENDER WATER, from i•s vie rani fragancy has received the Approbalon of their Royal 110- ite. the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of l'Anv Ladies of the first Distiuction. In Ilalf pint Dxtles 4 4 . ; a-4 l'ints Bs. Prepared and sold by R. 13ur t.r , No. 4. Chrapsitle, London; 11 1 :14 by Lis appsi ntmen: by Smith, Baxter, and Reaburn M`Bryd, Baxter, and M`D una ld, Olasg o w ; dregson, launge, and lolly, Liverpool ; Lynch, Atkinson, and Stains, arliestt.r ; Spraggs and Crew, Portsmouth ; Harvey and !t. 1., Southampton ; Holland, Granville, Nettleton, and end tl', Plymouth; Piper, Bull, and Chase, Exeter; Brown, Barry, and Prosser, Bristol ; Cruttwell, Binns, and trirall, Bath ; and most Perfumers and MlAs* Vendell In "•.'.l town; In Boxes acts. sod, each. * • DEVONSHIRE. TO EE LET, FOR AN UNEXPIRED TERM OF ELEVEN YEARS, FROM MICHAF.LMAS NEXT, 4 Very Excel::4t DAIRY FARM. called IX GREEN WAY, containing Two Winifred Acres of very R ich Laird, all en:loeed, an•l in high condition, with a good and comfortable DWELLING-HOU -;E, walled Garden, convenient and good Farm °faces, alt in pertect repair; situated .n the fer tile Vale of Hortit on, Devo.t, and only distant from that exet.l. lelt Market Town three milfts, 12 miles from the fashionaMe .• ring-place, Sidmouth, and in a fine sporting Country, ah-undilig with Game. There is also a good deal of Orchard, the Trees thriving, and in full baring. Immediate possession may be had, and tLe Tenant may be accommodated with the Live and Dead Stock ae a fair valuation. For Particulars apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Laird Agent,- 61, :t. Martin's-lane, Charing Cross, Loudon. Letters post paid. TO BE SOl.ll BY AUC'TION, By Mr. NEEDHAM, At the City Auction Mart, No. 68, Chear%lde, on TIIIIRSDAY, FRIDAY, SWISATVRDAY nest, the 1361, i ith, and 1514 of Aprit, 1815, mH is F:LLOWING GENUINE STOCK of which must be Sold by virtue of an Assignment for that purpose made. N. B. the Wines may he sh, l ~.od or sent in Hampers is any part of the country with t :le greatest safety. 182 Dozen fine old Sherry, 12 years in wood. 240 Do. good Dry Lisbon, Vintage 1810. 2: 4 2 Do. West India hladeira. 962 Do. Crusted Port, four years boiled. 898 Do. Dratt Ditto, sye rs in the Decks, bottled two smiths. With a few Lots of Coast:nada and Fronthtiac, in Pints. The whole will be lotted in two, three, and four dozen eaeh. Catalogues will be ready for delivery, and Cie Samples may be Listed on the Morning of 'tale. WINES IN THE DOMES. el Pipes of Port of the Vintage of MO, 1811, and 1812. le Pipes of Xlas:eita. 1 Butts of Sherry 8 Quarter Casks of fine Cape Constantia 5 Hrmsheads'of Lisbon, and 6 P.r • a fine Tenneriffe Wine. Samples of the above Wines may be bad of the Auctioneer In the nit week, and any part •:1 the whole treated for with Mr. Needham, by PrDate Contract, by order of the Assignees. R. NLEDI iA M, Broker and Auctioneer, fit, ascapekle. LUDGA FE-HILL. CAPITAL FRELHOLD ES FAT& (Lao&Tax it, ,, deemect). SPACIOUS PItEMISBS, with largo FRONTAGB.moMaileblo fur any &minas requtriag room. TO BE ,SOLD BY AUCTIOK By Mr. ROBIN'', At Cerra way's Colfte-Houw;Tkange alley, Caroblll, oat WIID• NRADAT, APRIL 2;, 1815, at Twelve °Timis, rpHE very Spacious FREEHOLD PREMISES JL (Leud-Tax Redeemed), situate on the North side of Lud- RA,,!.hiti, the Property, and in the occupation sif Mr. loses, Chinaman :—Comprising a large roomy Warehouse, with long Frontage to Lutipte-bill; Back Warehouse, communicating with Yard and Back Buildings; Private Entrance, Etc, t on the Inn Storey a bardsonte Drawing-Roost in front, Dining Yarleur, Kitchen, Pantry, &c ; open Flan over the Back Warehouse, Wasirlloose, and Beek.otain to Yard; mildest Chambers GO the second Storey ; and Servants' Apartments over ditto; Ms Bisement contains large roomy Warehouse, good Celan lir Beer, Wine, Coals; &C. To be viewed by aprlying on the Pr odes, where Part ein may be had ; at Garrawars Castellani ; age Of Stit•gablati, , Waewivkw,reet,•Gaideirsquars. To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Strangeworth Farm; Mr. Harper, at Lye; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyun's Hall, where Particulars may he II t ' and Plans seen; Oxford Arms, Kington; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Woollastun. Hereford ; 1. ion, Leominster; Wm Handy, Esq. at the Inns, Worcever ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; King's Head, Gloucester ; I*. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Saltbbury square. Fleet -street; at Garrawari k Coffee-house; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeu- s quare, London, where Plans may be se , n. RADNORSHIRE, ON THE BORI)::itS OF HEREFORDSHIRE. The BEGMLDY and 1. i 3 W UYDD ES PATES, near One Tbou.and Three Hundred Acres, divided in compac: Farms; with Farm-houses and Budding, and very valuable Common Right, to a great eat, ut, un th e geguildy and other flint. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarravay's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, London, on Tau MAY, June 15,1815, at Twelve o'cloCk, in Lots, THE valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, (with the valuable Common Right on the Be guildy and other Hills, many miles in extent, situate in the parish of aeguildy,) between Knighton and Newtown, in the county of Radnor ; comprising One Thousand Two Hundred and Eighty one Acres of excellent meadow, pauul-e, arable and small part wood Lands; divided In compact Farms; the ileguiltly house and Lands, set to respectable Tenants, on agreements for short Terms, at Rents amounting to about One Thousand Three Hundred Pounds per annum. The Estate is nearly compact, in a fine commanding situation, and very valuable for the great extent of common fish.... The fine river Team flows through the Estate, which Is stored with trout and other fish, and highly valuable for irrigating the meadows. 'foe lands abound with game gf all sorts, and the hills with :rouse. A most desirable Property for investing Money, ant fur Field Sports, situate six miles from Kirighion, from which place the New Road passes through to Newtown, Welch Pool, &c. and 20 miles from Ludbw. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, sen. and jun. at Vydw Loyd, Dothiess, and litiudrynng Farms, where Particu lars may be had; at the Duke's Arms, Ktilghton; Ozfori Arms, Kington ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyun's Hall, near Kington, where Plans may be seen; Hotel, ni.d-Messrs. Bird and Wool laatou, Hereford; Crown, Ludlow; Hop-pote and Star inns, anJ of Vim. Handy, Esq. Worcester • G.,.,ge inn, Cheltenham; 'King's H •ad, e,louceeter; lien an d Clue•let•ns, Birmingham; L'. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfi.ld ; Mr. Phelps, Evesham; of Messrs. Janes and Green, Salish iry-squire, Eitt-street ; at Garraway's Coffee-hon..; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-wrest, Gollm equare, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. Tbc Road from London is through Worrester and Ludlow. HEREFORDSHIRE AND RADNORSHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA'T'ES, ea ft r TITHE-FREE. MANOR, WOODS, FARMS, Ltd ).,ANDS, and !WATER CORN-MILL, &c. ONE THOUSAND ACRES et Rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable LAND and ORCHARDS, Situate in a most beautifulr part of the Counties, and well watered. By Mr. ROBINS, At C.,artaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornbill, London, on Tunisia', v, it. , e 15, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lott, TiTE Voidable ant' very ImFrovable FRE.E- H - I.D ESTATES, part Tithe-Free, with extensive t.annmon ights, in the Ct.mties of Hereford and stadnor : Consisting of nearly One 'l'h aisand Acre's of Rich Meadow, Pas turef Ara!oe, and Wool Land, aad Orchards, with the lanor a Badlands, Fit s, Quit.V.ents, and an Allotment on *liable H.ll, with an extensive Right of Connuon.• The capital Farms of Itudd; the very rich Grazing Farm, called Leen Farm, with a capital W.,' er C..rn Mill; and the I.ow Farm, adjoining, with excellent Hunt-tio•tses,and suitable 0 titbu.idingt , or all 4..scriptions. The Lands are intersected by the Rivers Hiudwill, toigg, and Arrow, by which they may be irrigated, and are situated in the l'arishes of Preiteign, Pembridge, and Nets mot, contienous to rood Market *Towns, and commanding be..a.i:ui views of the scenery cif the fint .y diveraifittd s.,rr•mtidit.g Country; %shot: in the occupation of respectable • wider agreement, formals a In ry eligible property to invest ..,o.,ey. To be viewed, by applying oo the Prem. •,.:4; or of Mr. John I Cheese, Lyon's Hall, near Kington, where Particulars And every information inlay be bats, and Plans or the ris;ate tee, : i'art tco lass at the Oxford Arms, Kibston ; Messrs. isird and Vt'oollas ton, Hereford; and a' the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, i'resteign; Lion, Leominster; Win. Handy, Esq. the Hop-pole and the Star Fans,Worcester ; Dykes Arvis,kmightes ; Crown and Angel, Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; Beth, &iota ; White Lion, Bath; Mr. Phelps, I.:yeoman ; Hen and Clickeos Birmingham; T. G. Pat r, Esq. Lichfield ; Castle, I an , ; G eorge, Northampton ; Mr. Adams, Ozhatd ; George, Chekenham ; King's Head, Gioia erster ; .t Messrs. Imes and Green, Salisbury square, Fleet. street ; at Garrawai's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Robins, War wickastreet,. Gokleo-square, London, where Plans of the Estate may be sew. SCORBU [IC COMPLAINTi. THE reputation of Dr. FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTAXIS, has been firmly established by Forty Years experience of ha beneficial effects in Scorbule and Venereal Complaints. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, be Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occasioned by acrimonious matter retained in the habit, or introduced by cer tain indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury, this Medidne will he found the most efficacious, and at the same time the safest that can be resorted to • and Is ao less excellent in disown of the Kidneys and Illadde Obstruedans in the Uri nary Passages and Lumbago. It requires ao restraint of diet, confinement, or binderance to business. To Mr. BUTLIII Dr. FRISMAN'S Agent. Ster-I beg you will publish the following cure, for the benefit ot those labouring under a similar complaint. Last autusna I contracted a Venereal Complaint, and applied to an eminctit surgeon, under whose care I was bre* months, during that pe riod I andetwent salivation three times; the di order was so violent, that wounds broke out all over my head and body ; and /was reconuttended the change of air and sea-bathing, but I con tiered in a worse state, If possible ; at last I was recommended, by a Gentlemen, to sulk.. Freeman's Guns Salutaris ; by the use of It, thank God, I am perfectly cured, to the astonishment of every person whet knew my case. When I leave Brighton, I will roles more pita-mks,. Sr rot devoted humble servant, Brlghtoo, May a. WILLIAM JAMES. Said at Mr. Bader's, Liinpside, corner of St. Paul's Church yard, London, and by hum Country Medicine Venders in every mo t In Nal% at tit fit soil sa ed. each, - _ PARLMMI:NTiIItr INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 11. The further consideration of Leigh's Divorce Bill being re• sumed, the agents for the parties appeared at the bar. After $ short examination as to the pending tarts, their Lordships, in . consequence of an application from the Petitioner, Mr. Leigh's agent, agreed to postpone the further proceedings in the case till that day month, and an order was mole accordingly. Earl CHOLMANDSiT (as Lord Steward) reported his Arial Highness the Prince Regent's Answer to the recent Address of the I lowse. The Bills upon the table Were forwarJed in their respective states. MR. JAMEISON'S PETIIIO/1. The Orders (upon which *heir Lordghipi were gurt)moted) for taking into cou:d.ration the Petition of Mr. W. Jamison, M'riter to the Signet in Scotland, presented by Earl STAN lett on a former evening, being moved, the Petition was read at length. It seemed to complain of several alleged grievances pre ferred by the Petitioner in consequence of c.:r,ain *regular 4411. duct In t h e Court of Session. Earl S'IANHOPE niasiea variety of observations to Ole eteet that case was one which called for enquiry on the part of thlis House. As to its positive merits, he did not in that stage mew to offer any opinion; echat struck him as the anent ellgibk :node of proeeedinl, would be to transmit r. copy of the Petition to the Court of Session, with an order for the production of such official documents referred to in the Petition as may be In the possession of the Court. This he deemed the most regular as well as the fairest course, because it would acquaint the Judges of that Court what they were accuse I of. His Lordship moved to that erect, but adJed, if any other Noble Lord would wig it what may be deemed a preferab:e course, be was very Willies to withdraw ti:e muriqn. The LORD Cl lANCELLOR said, It did not appear to Wm on the face of it, that a tuffietent ease existed to warrant the desired interierence on tit part of the House. Neither the dig nity nor the correctness of their Lorkbhip's proceedings would be consulted by such a proz.:eure as that suggestext by his Noble Friend : said he thought they should be very cautions in doing that unnecessarily, which may be injurious to the character of the administrator of justice in either country, and no: In mnah for the sake of these who administered that justice, sh of the suitors in the courts, and the public a: large. Earl S I'ANHOPF spoke in txplaratten, and seemed to think the course he hail pointed ort one ce the ti oat regular and . flee mai that could be a.loptcd, Nrticol irly tae skw of bru.ging the official document; bete:: the llo6se The Eul rf 1./1 DERDALF. made a few remarki upon the subject. 11 , 1 seetuvd to dkapprove of the ,-_,.uroe proposed by the Noble Col, and tolbitsk that to cat fur a Copy of the Ac-! of &Irma respecting the ca.; of the Petsti , nier would I , e a pre terabit mode. Viscount MELVILLE sa'd a few wor.is indicative of an opinion similar to that entertained by the Noble mil Learned Lord on the Wuoisack. The Earls of LAUDER DA tE. and SPANHOPE, 30 the Loss, CHANCELLOR, spoke in exi , l.niatii.a. Ahtr which the question Was put ; when the motion propscd Ly Lord Si AN el 01 E WAS orgy iv , d without a division. Adjourned till to-morrow ; tvlien their lord,hilis stxnd sum. molted on the MarquisWellesle)'t Aloaion it:specting the preteut Ruler of Prance. 140UE OF COMMONS The ATTORNEY F.Ni.:RAI. proentrd a Pctition aniost the Insolvent Debtor, act. he Greenland Fishery Bill was :ell a seve..l time, and or dered to cummitted. Mr. IMOGDEN brought up the. Rrpt•ri of •hc Cc•unnirtre of Sue, ly and of Ways and Means. Ordered to lie WI !tie fable. l'he Irish E7Ciie Duty Bill, the Irish Customs Tobacco Bill, and the L'oor Houle. Bill, were read a third time and pa*ed. The Irish Sugar Drawback Bill went through a Committee, when the several Resulutiobs were agreed to. Report to-morrow. r INSOLVENT DEBTOR S BILL Mr. Serjeant BEST rose, to move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Insolvent Act. Under that Act, he said, many great frauds were commit ted on the Public ; there were. at this moment, se veral persons in prison for debt, who chose rather to spend their fortunes there than to pay their just debts. His objects in bringing in this Bill were two; first, to enable creditors to compel such persons to give up their property as iar as was necessary to pay their debts ; and, secondly, to punish fraudulent debtors, persons who procured large credits without the ability or inclination to answer them. He:would distinguish between those who were able to pay and those who were not. Those who had money, and, upon examination of their property, were able to pay fifteen shillings in the pound, should be onn.ediately discharged ; but they who were only able to pay ten shillings in the pound, if it appeared that they had rendered themselves by neglect or profuse extrava gance, or their vices, unable to pay the entire debt. should be confined in prison twelve months. He did not mean that there should be no distinction between the honest m.oi whom misfortunes had rendered tin , able to pay his debts, without any fault of his, and the knave, whose object was to avoid payment by every means; but his object was to make that dis tinction between them which the present Act did not. He concluded, by expressnig a hope, that the House would assent to his motion, whicii he was convinced would be productive of essential benefit so the country. Mr. B. LAT HURST said, that the lave Act bad OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, April S, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hit MA. ORDNANCE, dr henis give make, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before FRIDAY, the Met instant. from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of various Articles termed " PETTY EMPTIONARY," for service of this Department, for a period of three years, determinable after the expiration of 'one year, upon notice of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns and Samples of the Articles may beviewed upon appli 'cation at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the :dower; and farther particulars, together with the Terms and Cooditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between. the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, where the Proposak mu it be deli v -red, staled op and endorsed " Proposals for Petty Emptionary Articles ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 21st instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender b coticed unless the pasty making it, or an Agent in his behalf. shall attend. By Order of the &arc], R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE Ult ORDN4! NCI' April 5, ISIS. THE PRINCIPAL *,'FFIC.eItS of HIS MA JESTre ORDNANCE, de .3-tees give Maw,. That Propoials will he received at eir Office in Pall-Mall; on or before FRIDAY, " 21st instant, from such ?moos as may be willing to u' ••t •:.n the Supply of SLATES, demist. sated IMPERIAL .tiICIIIiS3ES , COUNTES3E'I, LADIES, QUEEN'S, RAGS. and WESTM(YP ELAND SLATES, for service of this Department, for a 7 , erlod of three years, deter /xi naSin alter the txpiraLicn of ,! • year, upon notice of three months, at the option of richt: party. Farther paricuiars, together .• th the Terms and Conditions or the Cont-...t, may be known at the Secretary's (nice in Pall afor. d, any day between the boors of ten and four o'ellscir, where the Proposals must be delis ,Ted. sealed up, and endorsed, “ Pt oposals for Slates;" but :IA Proposal can be admitted after the said 31st instant, at twelve ~ *.::ock at non of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it , or at, Agent in his behalf, sh.:ll attend. 7'y Order et the Boat d, R. 11. CREW, Seeretarv.