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'` tea ~, . ,;~ mpro. Per Cent .„,.....,. 4.„ 4 „. ..... - A r ....,.„ .. 0 ., ~.-, „:, 40 , ~1 • 71 ' .... -- Oft ' ; . in„,.,_ . r . ~, • • - TN - ~.. lk# ,i , - •. . 6 4 V ‘ha' ;4 : i a t i r f ble . A ll 1-I.I AI Ibk s . ) 6-6 45 0 0 10 • ' %••••••.. . „„. • .. I. zior; IL, 4'" . 6 i 1 ' ' a . , , ,-.-,- --- Th - T77 -- , • s 1110, akt - *..., • fe y THURSDAY, FEBROARY 12. : SEVEN-P.EN 1:. DIA HOUSE, February 11, 1824. IRECTORS ?f the UNITED! 'HJXTS of ENGLAND, trading to r g,itre Matra, day, a Fund has been provided out (or liqullation of the Debts of his late rly llajah of Tanjore ; upon certain Claims of the Creditors are to be in- To iar GENTLtertitN, CLERGY, am, FnEEMOLDERS • 1.1. OF virs COUNTY or OXFORD. inITLE3I LW, A VACANCV having occurred in the REPIIESEN TATION of the COUNTY by the lamented Death of our late much respected Member, Mr. FA E, I ant encouraged, by the kind partiality of my Friends, to offer myself as a CANoma•rt: to succeed hint. My Grandfather was for many years 'immured v. ith the suffrages of the County, and discharged the important tru..t cent- nutted to him with faithfulness and integrity. Should Ibe so for tunate as to succeed in the object of my ambition, it shall be my study to prove to you, by a conscientious and disinterested oi . Parliamentary conduct, that I am not ungrateful for your kindness, nor unmindful of the duties it will impose on me. 1 have the honcur to be, Gentlemen, with the greatest respect, Your very obedient Servant, GEORGE DAS II WOC D. Kirtlington Park, Woodstock, lOrh February, 1824. Great Ilitain and Inland. It was (Latent in bnth countries, and IF the NEXT of KIN of the late J.THONIAS TIN, who died on the Clst of.linuary,lB24, at Mr. Housllam's, No. '2, William -street, Mancliester.scuare, iu the Parish of St. Mary-la-honne, will call as above, they may hearof something to their satisfaction. by Commissioners appointed for that may avail themselves of the benefit of their favour, by becominz Parties to their execution at the Office of Messrs. Drapers' Hall, Throstnorton-street, any the hours of One and Three o'Clock. JOSEPH D tI T, Secrrtary. This day was published, In Three Volurnes, post Bvo. SAYINGS AND DOINGS. " Full of wise saws and modern instances."—Shakveare. Printed for Ilevry Celburn, 8, New Burlington-street. it ST. RONAN'S WELL. 'HEATRE, STRAND. W THE LORI. CHAMBERLAIN. NEW LETTERS OF COWPER. This day was publish. d, iu Two Vols. Svo. with Portraits, price cis. hoards, 'PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE of the late I.IAM COWPER, Esq. with several of his most intimate Friends. Now first published from the originals, in the possez.sion of the Editor, the Rev. Dr, JOHNSON, Rector of Yaxhim with Wdborne, in Norfolk. Printed for Henry Colbwn, No. 8, New Burlington-Street ;. and Simpkin and Marshall, Statitiners' Hall-court. Ales of numerous Frequenters of this Lend the early part of the evening, ST. be repeated, for the last three nights, GBUCK, Taylor ard Flabit Maker, begs to . his Friends and the Public in genertl, that he bas remove .1 from King-street, Covent-garden, to 211. Regent-street, two (loots from Conduit -street, where he hopes to be favoured with Cady commands.--itegi:m.ntals and Naval Uniforms, made in the must correct style, and or. the shortest notice. ONES, having been receivtd with the approbation, will be rcpeatcd every Evening. — lll.;llSDAY,February 12, and .111 be presented, by permission of T. Burletta of OR, THE FOUNDLING. Bade of the Inn, at Upton. "Al ,110-Drame, entitled and founded on &c. of the popular New Scotch Novel, )NAN'S WELL. ,ry, 15. Doors opened at Six, and Per (tuarier befor.: Seven. Half-price at lice open from Ten till Four, where Private Box had Nightly, of "Air. C.ll - in Arms nut admitted. 40,000 ! ! ! THREE PER CENTS. 4TEN PRIZES!! 11 T, Conti actors.—The SEVEN )! in the present Lottery, having been Itte by the very astonishing Rise in the since the Lottery was contracted for, age to those who adventure; but the \TEN xeo,ocio Prizes !! are Sterling trd to the TWO FIRST Prizes Drawn 'I"I'IIURSDAY, when nearly 3,0U0 Purchasers before that Day, will have ~ck, at the rate of £lO pet Ticket, after Drawn, thereby reducing the cost of an tis t a mere trifle. :Bing by J. and J. SIV EWRIG HT, :1, Ilolbcrn, and 58, Haymarket, who Hall the whole value ; is,utotlter, All :d, in the last Lottery, No. 8,428, a ether Capitals. 'EARON'S genuine and supe iES and SPIRITS. I'r Qr. Ck. Pr Gal. f. s. d. d. 3 0 0 I,', 6 r►R GALLON. toderate) - 24 5 0 14 6 very superior 27 0 0 15 6 - 22 15 0 14 0 )ale or brown 24 5 0 15 0 being the C. Z. er - - 27 0 0 17 6 815 0 6 0 - 10 0 0 7 6 lual to many Tene- - 12 10 0 if returned an allowance of 14$. Doz. SPIRITS. Per GAI. 15s. I English Giu 9s. 4d. and 10$. Bd. 2.05. Do. strong do. for mixing 12s. Jamaica Rum 12s. 6d. and 13s. 4d. Do. five years old 745. 6d. Genuine Cognac Brandy (new) 21s. 6d. Do. four years old - 235. The Champagne do. 52 years old Irish Whiskey - 121. `Schedam liollands - 21 s. White Cognac Brandy 245. te Court, 94, Iloporn-hill. within five Niles of Town. and 425. 4e.s. ice up th Expense EVER ANXIOUS' TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY anal MAIIIIN tr,;ertftilly inform the Public they have, after witch labour mid at a very considerable ex vane, hr.night to perfectio:: Label of such singular construction LA extreme difficulty of execution, t'ar thoy trust will effectually Fer;lit the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public. — attention to the following description of the Label will ensure t.c genuine 13lacking prepared by them. A pattern like Laee of a lak colour covers the principal ;it et of the Label, the names of Lm and Asrrin are p7inted in white letters edged with pink. and tl,zik, and placed on a white ground, the addreti_s, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, 3130 white letters craved with pink and black, hut placed on the ;KC pattern, the si;;nature and price at foot are black on a white round, the preamble and directions fur use are primed as before, black lentits tin; white ground. Iv% Iligh-llolborn, September, 1.825. MACASSAR OIL. AROWLAND and SON, sole Proprietors of the o ORIGINAL MACASSAR OIL, for the Growth of 1141 r, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at kV. they have removed to No. 4 20, lIATTON-GARDEN; and 240 hc: to CArrioN, That flagrant Impostors arc vending a spurious -truck wider this name. They purchase the empty bottles, nlid attempt to deceive the Public with spurious Macassar (MI, eons -I"rd of injurious ingredients—calling it the Genuine--offering it fur !ale at a low e r p r i ce , an d w i t h out t h e label ; and others sign •` Row , iio'z.ning the signature: which renders it necessary, on Pcrchasiry, to ask for 11.01S' LAN IYS MACASSA It OIL, and to observe that none are Geio.ir.e without the little Look hLide the wrapper; and the label is s . .jr.ed, on the outside, in red, A. ROWLAND AND SON." The prices zee :is. ed . 7s. 10s. 6d. and 21s. per bottle. All other ! .. 1 ' . .e4 are impositioos.—The Genuine has the address on the label, Fl Arrtni.GA MAN*" 13 °, lied Whiskers, C;rey Eyebrows, Hair on the i . tirectitallychauged to Brown or Bleic::, by the use of itOW \ESSIs:NCR of TYRE. By merely wetting the flair, ; .. Laatediately produces a perfect chati,;e.---Price 4s. 7s. W. and pet bottle. ..,a , .114 by the sole Proprietors, A. kowLsnis and SON, No. 20 , .; I :•tcsalarden, Holborn, London ; and, by appointment, by I len -1!"; runlets to his Yaiesty, Titehliorne-street ; Mr. Smyth, ( ..:tti e an d Pierce, 57, Iligge, Brochhank, ZS, New Bond t; Itayley and Blew, (.lockspue-street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford rt ; . llerry and Cu. 17, Johnston, 16, Gr ee k-street; Butlers, 4, and 240, Itegent.street; Rowney. 106, llation-Gar tep 1 ,! Iligge, 65, Chear:ide ; Taite. 41, Johnston, 68, Corn hdwardit, 66, St. Paul's Chutehlard ; Burgess, 65, Holborn ; Lw, 350 Prout, u2d, Strand; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet ;l,l4l; S:.radling and Nix, Royal &change; and by most Per i rt!etissd Medicine Venders. %sure, none are Genuine without the signature in lied and Saab" . - • HO ty .1414 K -11 - EAST FIVE COURT 9f DI COMPANY of :UMW]: the lAST INDIES, clJacreity 'hat by a Deed, doted this of the revenues of Tanjore fin Highness A1411:Elt SING, former terms therein provided, the vestigated and decided upon p urpose. The Claimants ma' the arrangement proposed in the Deed,which lies ready for Smith and Lawford, Drape Tuesday or Friday, between LAST WEEK Oi A DELPHI TH pF AUTHORITY Or l compliance with the wish( 'Theatre' who cannot Jaen( RONAN'S WELL will as an Afterpiece. v. The Burletta of TOM J( utmost r,sarks of approbatio rrIIIS EVENING, T 1 e, uti-g the Week, wit the admired Bin 'WM JONES ; 0 In Act 11. the 13. A rter which, the new Serious 6!: Language, Incident*, &c ST. RO,) Dozes, 4s. Fit. es. Gallery ~.-:nance commences at a Q Falf-past Eight. Box Oleici Places may be taken, and a Icr.. No Money returned. ( MONEY AND ' IN SEV. T antIJ.SIVEWRIG I • PRIZES of 1'20,000! considerably increased in vain! rids, which has taken place Tl:i give a decided advantagt TWO FIHST of the SEV !Money, and ice to be attached to the Itrit Day, NEXT Ticf.t.ts vs iii Le drawl, and 1' ael;l;viage bad having had Ott it Numbers Dr Adventure for all the Capital. Tickets ar..! Shares are sal Cattractors, 57 ; Cornh:ll, 11 sold, in one Lontry, ;bent: II the Prir.:oi ; and Prize of L'...0,000, ac many c THOMPSON anti Fl riur WIN PER QUARTER CASK attn el TORT, old in the wood (nior Ditto, vintage 1820 Dian, 'kO and '2l, rich and SIIERR HS (good quality) - .tin, flue and old, either pal Ditto, ditto, highly superior, and others of first characte CAI MADEIRA Dino, stout and clean - .o;tis (hoest imported), equ; flies or direct Madeiras Casks included, or if \VINES. Per D Cape Madeira 1 superior Do. the first quality Genuine Sherry Du. excellent and superior 405. and Do. first quality (draw colon A small parcel of very curiou Port (35 and 50 years nh in the wood 335. 38s. and West India Madeira No Credit.—Entrance tr. ? alivcred fret of Ex EVER ANXIOUS' 'I TAM( and M Alllll they hare, after nlec ranse, brmght to perfeckth L-01 extreme diffic:,lty of e: I.:event the many Frauds tl -.a attention to the followit t:.e genuine Blacking prepar 1.4 colour covers the prin Day and .;Lrtin are p7inte and placed at a whit; 97, III( it 3130 White letters erlced tv i IC C pattern, the si;mature a round, the preamble and cl black letters 01; white groun . 1;7, 11111;-11olborn, St:pte DI A ROWLAND an : 4 1-0 ORIGINAL liar, respectfully inform ;. • 245. 3.15. 44*. rut.) 4Ss. 9 0 This day was published, in Svo. price 6s. 6d. boards, DUBLIN PROBLEMS: being a Collection oiQues. tions proposed to the Candidates for the Gold Medal, at the General Examinations, from 1816 to 18.22 inclusive, which is suc ceeded by au Account of the Fellowship Examination, in 182:1. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-tare. In the course of this Month will be published, MEMOIRS of CAPTAIN ROCK, the celebrated IRISH CHIEFTAIN, yithsonie Account of his Ances- - tors. Written by PH INISEI.F.• Printed for Lotroimi, Hurst, Res, Orme, Brown, and Green. TO TILE YEOMANRY AND VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. Shortly will be published, in Imperial Folio, ILLUSTRATIONS of CAVALRY MOVEMENTS, in a &ries of Copper-plate Engravinga. BY CAPTAIN BAMFOItD, Adjutant to the Light Horse Volunteers. Printed for the Author,by W. Nicol, Cleveland row, St. James's; and sold by G. and W. Nicol, Pall-mall ; Egerton, Whitehall; Cadell, Strand ; Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allan, Le. denhall-street ; and Blackwood, Edinburgh. This day was published, In One Volume, foolscap svo. 6s. 6d. boards, WARRENIANA ; with Notes Critical and Ex. planatory. By the EDITOR of a QUARTERLY REVIEW. " I have even been accused of writing puffs for Warren's black. ing."—Ln RD BY RUN. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. PARTON'S PRECEDENTS. • iILISHER respectfully informs the Profes sion, that Part XVII. (B.) which concludes the Seventh and last Volume of the above Work, together with the remainder of the Volume of MORTGAGES, and an IN D EX to the whole, was this day published ; and that the Work may now be dono up for o:lice Use. " No legal work has attained greater celebrity, nor apparently with greater justice, than the Precedents of Mr. Barton."—Per Serjeant Pell in Lys v. Morgan, C.B. Mich. Term. 181.5. London : Primed for Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller, Bell yard, near Lincoln's Inn. DR. PHILIP ON INDIGESTION.—Tmito EDITION. This day Watt published, in Bvo. price 9s. ATREATISE on INDIGESTION and its CON SEQUENCES, commonly called Nervous and Bilious Complaints, with Observations on die Organic Diseases in which they sometimes terminate. By A. P. \V. PHILIP, M.D. F.R.S. Ed. &c. Third Edition. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 52, Fleet-street. This day was published, in Octavo , Pric e 15s. Part I. of T HE ANIMAL KINGDOM, arranged in confor mity with its Organization. By the BARON CUVI Elt f &c. &e. With Additional Descriptions of all the Species hitherto named ; of many not before noticed ; and other Original Matter. By I.:DV:ARO GRIFFITH, F. L.S. and Others. This Work will appear in Parts, Qnarterly.—The object of the Eilirors has beep to combine scientific arrangement with popular and interesting 41,-tail ; and to include a complete Survey of the whole Allint.l Creation, suirrLiitly extended to give every ham nuition hithertc oi,tained on the several Species, and at the same time so compress: Al as net to be unreasonable in bulk or expense. first-rate talent has been employed, both in the Drawings and I Enrravinv. The. ::-ichnd Part will be ready on the Ist of May, 1824. Printid for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. CURTIS ON DEAFNESS. This day was published, the Third Edition, coesiderably enlarged and improved, price 7s. 641. boards, ATREATISE on the PHYSIOLOGY and DIS EASES of the EAR ; with new Modes of Treatment, ac companied with a Plate of improved Acoustic Instruments, for assisting Hearing. lir J. H. CURTIS, F.sq. /wrist to the king. Printed for T. ant G. Underwood. 32, Flcet-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, CASES ILLUSIZATIVE of the TIIEATM ENT of DISEASES of the Far., bath Local and Constitutional; with Practical Remarks relative to the Deaf and Dumb. " The I'roft.,6ioa, we conceive, are indebted to Mr. Curtis fur the persevering spirit with which he cultivates the study of those Diseases atfectiwg the Organ of Hearing, which, from their obscu rity and intricacy, can only be properly treated by a person entirely devoted to the subject.—London Medical and Physical Journal. " The Cases detailed by Mr. Curtis are Fifty-eight in number, and the treatment appears to be judicious, simple, and successful." ....4 Review. CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, &c. THE CAJEPUT OPODELDOC. CAJEPUT OIL, which is the basis of this Opodelcioa, 1 ‘../ has been long highly esteemed on the Continent as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffitvss and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, Bruises, and Deaf ness ; and the experience of late years in England proves that it.me rits the high character given of it by the most eminent in the Pro fession, in those obstinate Complaints. Being combined in the form of Opodelsioc,it is rendered more penetrating and consequently much more efficacious as an external application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of flannel, or the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerve% invigorates the absorbent% and accelerates the circulation. Sold in Battles, at Is. led. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers' Chemists, 4, Che.pside, St. Paul's and 220, Itegent-street, (lit ,r the Argyle Rooms), London; Waterloo-place, • Edinburgh; Sackville-street, Dubin' ' • and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. N.B. Be careful to ask for Boum' CAJZtUT Orouscooc. Just published, By Authority of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, A NEW ATLAS of the Islands of Sicily and Malta, 1.-1- with the adjacent Coasts, being a complete Pilot for dangerous prt of the Mediterranean, by Captain W. It. Smyth, h. N. price £7. 10s. in sheets, or Eight GL:itieas inboards. A Survey of the Cape Verd Islands, with the adjacent Coast of Africa, under the direction of the late Captain Bartholomew, It. N. A new Survey of the Banks and Soundings for entering into, and sailing up the English Channel, with plans of the Islands of Guernsey and jersey, by Captain Martin White, R. N. A Survey of the Gulph of Florida, with parts of the Bahama Islands, and one of the Island of Jamaica with the surrounding dangers, by Mr. Dc Mayne, h.N. To be had of the following Agents. Wyld, Charing -Cross; Arrowsmith, Soho-square; Laurie, Fleet street; \orrie and Co. and Parbury and Co. Leadenhall-street ; Walker and Co. and Jones, Liverpool. This day was published, In One very large Volume Quarto, price One Guinea, in boards, ACOMPLETE CONCORDANCE to the HOLY SCRIPTURES of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENT; or, A Dictionary and Alphabetical index to the Bible. To which is added, a Concordance to the Apocrypha. By ALEXANDER CRUDEN, M.A. The Seventh Edition. To which is added, a Life of the Author, By ALEXANDER CHALMERS, F.S.A. Printed for C. and J. Rivington; J. Nunn; J. Cottrell ; Long man, I.ltirst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green ; Cadell; J. and A. Arch ; John Richardson ; W. Baynes anikpan; S. Bagster ; .1. Mawman; Hatchard and Son; W. Gingery L. J. Iligham ; Ot ridge aad Rackharn ; T. 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This Edition has many pecaliar advantages greatly adding to the utility of the work.—Every quotation and authority have been verified by a reference to the text: an English acc.c.m.iation and pronunciation of the proper names appears: ..11 , a a Compen dium of the Bible, with a brief account et' its history and excel lency : the type, moreover, is larger in this than in any form: r Edi tion : it besides possesses a beautiful new engraved i•ortrait Of the author ; and it is roe completest and the cheapest Edition of the wurk ever published. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDIGNS. HOUSE OF LORDS, 'FEBRUARY n. Prayers were read at ten o'clock by the Bishop of EXETER, and afterwards their Lordships went on with the Queensberry Appeal. Lord Coxcitestca, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, and Lord WALs!NG HA3Ii sat fur healing as the first balloted Peers. This was the second day of hearing these causes. A vast eon coursie of individuals attended below the Bar to hear the pleadings, when :Mr. Mosscuiger spoke five hours, and Mr. WIIICIIAM fol lowed bins for the respondent, John Hyslor, the tenant of Halscar, part of the Queensberry estate, whose lease was reduced with others —and Mr. SITCDIN continued to reply for his Grace the Duke of BUCCIATCH, the appellant in this the first of the number of Appeals relating to the Queensberry Estate. The further hearing of the cus es will rake place on Friday morning. At about four o'clock an adjoustiment took place during pleasure, and the House resumed soon after five. The attendant Masters in Chancery now delivered to their Lord. ships a Copy of the Report front the Select Committee of the llouse of Commons on the Employment of the Poor in Ireland, in consequence of the Messige sent yesterday by their Lordships to the other House. Mr. Britt, from the Bank o' England, presented at the bar an Account from the Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na tional Debt, of the monies disbursed in the execution of their duty, ur to the sth of January last ; and also some other Accounts, which wen: Lid upon the table of the House. Adjourned, at half an hour after five o'clock, to Friday morning at ten o'clock, for which day their Lordship are summoned. 1101 - SE OF COMMONS. A Person from the Rink of England presented Copies of appli cations made from the Treasury•, and the CHAtiebil.LOß of the Ex- CIIIMUCt, for advances to meet the interest on Exchequer Bills. Mr. Alderman DRY DG ES presented Petitions from the Wards of liread-street and Viutry, praying for a Repeal of the Coal Du des.—The Petitions were ordered to be printed. On tlt.f moduli of Mr. S. WORTLEY, a Return was ordered of the quantity of foreign woollen goods implied and exported ft um Ja nuary, 1893, to the latest period. !al:. MABEP.LY moved for a Return of the gross or net Reve nue of Ireland, from the .ith January, 1791, up to the same pet iial in the year of the Union, together with the charges of collection, th e amount of the public debt, the interest paid thereon, the sums paid out of the gross Revenue, and the amount of population in each year; as also for a like Retain from the period of the Union up to the consolidation of the Exchequers of England and Ireland. 11e wished to take this opportuuity of asking whether an abstract of the public accounts would be ready for the inspection of Members before the Right Hon. Gentleman (the Chancellor of the Exche quer) brought forward his statement on the 25d? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that a ba lance sheet would be ready to be put into the hands of Members before the period alluded to. lie had no objection to the littorals moved fur by the Honourable Gentleman ; his only apprehension was, that the accounts could not, front so early a period as 1791, be made up in as satisfactory a way as could be wished. Mr. Al A BER LY said, he believed no great difficulty would he found in preparing the Returns.—The motion was agreed to. The Irish King's Busch Regulation Pill was read a firit time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday. Colonel DAVIES gave notice that he would, to-morrow, move for an account of the total charge of die Excise Establishment of Great Britain and Ireland. He alluded to this subject before, I: st Session, and expressed his opinion, that by an alteration of the j• re gent system, many thousands might be saved to the Public. Ile w as ,then informed that an arrangement was in contemplation. He now wished to be informed whether any change had been made ? Mr. HERMES said, that the answer he gave the Honourable Geistleman last year was, that the Treasury intended to direct their' attention to the subject. He did not say that any tin mg% molt was actually in contemplation at the tithe. Commissioner. were ap pointed to inquire into the mode of collecting the port Duties in • the question was, which mode should he adopted. The 'object was still in a train of invostigation. Colonel DAVIES asked whether any measure was to be pro posed this Session ? Mr. 111 Its I lls said that it was intended to propose come mea► sure whe❑ the Reports of the Commissioners were received. • Mr. MANNING presented a Petition from Lymington,praying fit a repeal of the Coal Datics.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. MANNING said, that having been in attendance yesterday at the West India. Meeting, he w - c not in his place when the lion. Gentleman (Mr. Orval)) Moved for :# return of the weekly amount ,of Bank Notes in circulation. He had the Ohjection to the return being nude, whether the amount be large or small. He wished howNer to call to the: attention of the th A it. was only in Con.equer.ce of the measure of 1197 that it became ustial to call for such 1%.111T:1S. 'l • he Wok harime reverted to cash payments, he did not now think it competent to any Member of that llouse to call f•or a return of the ameneen of Moak of Ene,:aud acceptances in.cir• culation, any more than it was competent to him to call for a simi lar return from my tether banking establishment. Mr. OREN VE.Li. said he admitted that it was not competent to hi.a to call for a return of the issues of any private bank. The Public, however, and tint Douse, he apprehended had a right to iscoa. , _ the is.uea of the Bank England, leer it differed most mate daily from any prirxe estiehFiEtrent. It should be recollected that the Park had the charge of -many millions of the public mu ney. Ile admitted that saes a return was not called for previous to 1797; but had the contrary been the case, it would have pre vented the gre;:t catastr.iphe which occurred at that period. On Tueolay next he shank] move ..or certain annual accounts connected with the P.mk, and tale that of ortunity of brining the question form: fly before the I ions-. Sir .10;1N ti h!.13 P. I G T prevented a Petition front Ware, in Tl~,fu:Jsh`.r:..pra)•ing for a repeal of the Coal Duties•---Ordered to be printed. The same I re - moun& Member presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Beldoch, praying that the House would take into their consideration the state eel the Stave Population eel the West Indies. Mr. HU M BOLD presented a Petition from the Mercinuts and Ship-owners of Great Yarmouth, praying a repeal of the Coal Du ties.—Ordered Lobe printed. QUALIFICATION OF JURORS. Mr. WESTERN sail he rose to move for leave to bring in a Bill to alter the qualification of Jurors.— • Though the alteration he isesnt to propose was a ma terial one, yet he apprehended there could be no well founded objection to it. The subject was one of no small importance. The qualification of Jurors had been altered from time to time, till the law was settled as it now ••tood. In the City of London and in BO: roughs, a qualification ia land was not necessary. Per ' sonal property tá the amount of one hundred 'point% was sufficient in London, and in Boroughs forty pounds;. It seemed strange, that in counties alone the qualifica= tion of landed pi operty should be required. By this means a numerous class of persons, the most enlightened, and the most fit to discharge the duttes, were excluded. lie did not see why the possession of copyhold or free hold property to the amount of ten pounds should be attended with the revisizes for n Juror. There were many possessed of copyhold property to that amount, who wet e yet extrentely . poor and ignorant. The pre sent system had the effect of throwing the labour on a comparatively small number of persons. In a number of . parishes in Essex (the Honourable Member men .tioned the names of Eve or six parishes), the whole rental of which amounted to £94,500, the number of Jurors was only 87. If such were made eligible who rented a farm of £2OO a-year, the number of Jurors world he much incteased. lie aeprehended there could be no more difficulty in asceitaining a qualification ariSiit from personal, than from landed property. His plan would call into action a number of enlightened Jurors, and by fixing £4OO as the amount of qualification, it would be sufficient to secure fit and proper persons. His measure could not, as he saw, interfere. with the measure for consolidating the laws respecting Julors, of which the Right Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Peel)had given notice. He was glad that the Right Honourable Gentleman had such a measure in contemplation. The Hon. Member concluded by moving for leave to bring in a Bill relating to the qualification of Jurors. Mr. LEICESTER seconded the motion. He highly approved of the measure proposed. The class of per sons contemplated by the measure were fit to discharge the duty of Jurors, and they were wiiling to undertake it. The burden, being thus' divided, would become much less onerous titan it was at present, and would not at all increase the labour of Sheriffs. He was anxious for the success of the Bill. It would be a safe stepping stone to the introduction of a third Assize in the difisr rent counties. The advantage of a third Assize was clearly prrived lately in the county of Hertford, where a heinous murderer was brought to punishment. Captain M4ABERLY said, settle inconvenience might arise limn the introduction of two Bills on the sae subject. That of which the Right Honourable Gentle man (Mr. Peel) had given notice might interfere with the measure of his Honourable Friend (Mr. Western).• Mr. WESTERN said he should take care that no such inconvenience should occur. Mr. LOCK [I A sad the subject was irn pottant, and die House should pay attention to it in every stage. The new principle of qualification proposed required much consideration. ‘Vlntiever fault might now be found with the present practice, he had no doubt tfit when first introduced by their ancestors, it was a wise practice. Ancient institutions should not be lightly al tered. It might be said that they were founded in pre judice ; but it was to many of tlatr:e institutions whith were branded with the name of prejudice, the conntyy was indebted for the anexteopled pitch of greatness She had attained. They should look not merely to the Fro petty, but to the character of a Juror, and fake care in any change which might be introduced, that freeholders should form a fair and just proportion of the Jery. He should be. very sorry that any system should be intro duced which would have tite effect, either through the neglect of the summoaing officer, or from any other Cause, of removing from Lite panels cf Juries tlie old yeomen of the country ; men who front their fixed ha bits and steady characters were not lightly moved 6y the Boating prejudices of the day, nor easily swayed from the principles in which they had been brought up; and who were,. therefore, the bust and surest clefenders'of the lives and liberties, the tights and property cf their coun trymen. He was al:xi:ins to be understood as not'op , posing the, introduction of the measure proposed by the Honourable Member, but as desiring that it iliettU .un dergo the fullest discussion in every stag e. 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