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. . Zr, Zr • .. • . Au • A -A • (TTS A •sr ' s . • .4 • • at 4 , • 4 • / • • r • - ' 4 e . E.4 . ; 4 lL i ta • a 75-----__ NV3IBER 1,594 THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1 `24. [PRICE SEVEN- PBX C ANGLO-MEXICAN :DINING ASSOCIATION. V . OTICE is hereby given, That die DEED of tle " Association for assisting in Working the 'Alines of Mexico," row I.IES for SIGNATU E at No. 147, Leadenhall-greet, •.vberc the business of the Association will in future he conducted. the Proprietors are requested to call and to sigh the same, any time between the hours of ten and four, and to bring vith them the Ranker's receipt which they hold. IRISII RELIEF CO: MIT IT:E.—The COMMITTEE appointed o n th e 1. 7th of Mac, 1822, to raise and conduct a Subscription for the Relief of the severe Di s tress for Food in th e S out h ern and \Western Provinces of Ireland/ have sub mitted to the Public a detailed Report of their Proceedings to the 30th of August last. In consequence of a p o r t ion of the large Contributions from the E,ast Indies having been recently transmitted, the Committee have not been enabled to close their Accounts at an earlier period than the present ; but the importtra object of their trust having been, by the blessing of pima PRoviDENCE, s uccessfully accomplished, they deem it to be their duty to make a final :,ppropriation of the Funis, and to terminate the business of the Committee. TrIE PALI-11)MM LIFE AND FIRE AFff JhAleiC SOCIETY. f'apital - 1-'2,1100,0r0 Sterling. Dsaseroas. Sir Enw.kr.ti Ilene EAST, ILI t. ILS. M.P. Chairrnaus - Colonel dons It:lr./Air, M.P. Deputy ChArnimt. At utruno—David Barclay, Esq. Frederick N:anning, I 1 ?ni y Kosanqust and Co. Mesare. Coutts and*Cns AlAreVMArtcat. I N n•—Th 11M4.4 Voting, '\!.D. F.R.S. Yoatig, M.D. F.R.S. Assretoixr PH VSlClAN—lames Bartle, M.D. StAteurxn C.ounsei:—.oliver Ander &Ai, Esq. SIIIIVAcOItSatIIUtI Beasley, Esq. Ilesanearr SuriesurrExtuart— William Andrews. 8 1 1 4. .in , ias Du I're Alexander, Esq. W. R. Keith 1/nuglas, Esq: M.P. 31.1'. Neil Benj. Rdnionstotre, Esq. John L. Anderdon, Esq. Joseph Esq. ( - horse Arbuthnot,. Ls+ John Williamson Fulton, Esq. .I,llu Bent, Thos. llouldsworth, En. 1 0 ,11.U+ sainurl Basauy.tet, Esq. Captain 11. Eater, IIsES. I huffy Browne, Esq. F.U.S. Chas. FJton Prescott, Ent. • Sir W. Champion De Crespigny, Peter ilvieraun, Esq. Bart. 111. P. . Alex. Robertson, Esq. 11. P. Sir W. Congreee, Bart. M.P. Samuel Skinner, Esq. Col. T. ii. 11. Davits, M.P. Colonel Mark Wilk% W. Bodyoutt Davies, Esq. Sir Wm. Young, Bart. rrl - 1E object of this Institution is to combine the ad -1 vantages of thane previously established, to give the Awned that influence in the management of the affairs of the Society whits' the is important interests demand, and to soptradd the paramount principle %nuking science exclusively for its guide in that past of its operations which so pcculi illy require it. The Jitsermces of the Society will be confined to those classes in both departments which the most careful investigation has demo'- strand will Moore afford athlitienal security and advantage to the assured and increased profit to the Proprietary. The Saciety will grant Annuities, Endowment for Children, &ea and purchase Annuities, Reversions, and other Contingent Interests Instructions for Policies will be received at No. 10, Regent-str.:et, and at Nlessrs. Bosanquet and Co.'s until she Offices of the Society are ready for the reception of the Establishment. In taking their leave of the Public, who have contributed to this noble and effective exertion of tiatianal Ilentvolenc.:, the Committee feel cordial sitisfaction In stating, that not only has the main purpose of the Subscription been fa:it:kJ, but that they hive been enabled to devote considerable Funds to encourage and to extend the permanent ludustry of the liish Peoi.le, and thus to assist to pr.:ire:AlN; the recurrence of any similar Calamity. This appropriation is strictly confined to Loans, on the principle of reproduction, which has been found, in every instance, to meet the wants and to improve the habits of the Poor. It is just to state, that in applying this portion of the public bounty to a deserving and grateful peasantry, they have been miteriall; assisted by two Societies in London, to whom large grants have been entrusted, in aid of their personal contributions, and of dui( zealou endeavours to raise, through the medium of their own industry, the condition of that distressed part of the community. The course of proceeding adopted by these Societies has already succeeded to a degree which fully entitles them to the confidence re- posed in their future exertions, and it is hoped that this disposition of the surplus Ponds will meet with the approbation of the liberal Subscribers both in England and in India. ltaving appropriated a considerable sum to the encouragement of the Linen and Woollen Manufactures, and confided the some to the care of local Tro.tees in I re l a nd, to he applied in the way of Loan, the Committee considered it advisable to appoint a Board of Directors in London (a), for the purpose of superintending the administration of these funds. It was also deemed expedient to make a permanent provision for this object, with a view to keep alive that kindly intercourse with their Irish friends, which has hitherto been productive of the happiest effects, in removing national prejudices, and in cementing the bond of melon between the two countries. The Committee beg leave to annex the Itesolutions connected with their final arrangements, and to submit an abstract of the total Receipts and Disbursements, from the commencement to the close of this subscription. Old Broad-street, April 10, 1824. Proprietors residing at at a distance may sign by Power of At torney, the ions of which may be had at this Office. JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. !! Wincl:ester-liotise, Broad street, Ist April, 1824. N. 13. The Proprietors will please to observe, that the• first In• tr.lnient will he forfeited, oultss the Deed be signed on or before the 16th instant. In consequence of the 16th being a public holiday, signatures will be received on the 17th instant. NEXT TUESDAY. etARROLL begs to inform his Friends and the V Publie, that L'20,000 may now be gained at less risk than e ver known beteire, as every Purchaser has the option of returning Ticket or Share, after taking the chance of the 1'20,000 that is taut to be drawn next TV F.S Y, and receiving back the greater I...irt or his Money, if applied for on or before the 29th April ; so a if a Purchasvr does not get a great Prize the next day, he can cey lose the following trifling sums viz. Ticket £5 19 0 Quarter £1 15 6 11411 5 5 0 0 17 $ Sixteenth only Nine Shillings. Tilcre ;Ire Three .£'-'O,OOO, and Thirteen other Capitals, in the Wheel. 11F.SOLUTiONS.—March 30, 1824. JOHN SMITH, Chairman. It appearing to this Committee eventually necessary to provide foes constant and careful inspection of the funds already appropriated, Resolved—That the sum of £6,000 be placed at the disposal of the asard of Director:, fur the purpos:: of providing fot the incident, - .1 expenses connected with their duty, and specially directing their attention to the necessity of scuffing ffr:r au .1 gins ur Aft.uits from tin; country to assi,t the local Trustees in carrying into effect our plans for the promotion of industry in It etand, with power to 0i , p0c,..,:a their discretion, of any surplus which may remain, in furthering the ob}ccts of this Committee. CAIIIIOI.L'S Fortunate Offices are 19, Coratill ; 7. Charing tro,s ; and Oxford-street ; where Four Prizes of £20,000, and other great Capitals, were sold in the short space of Four Months. RAVELS TITCSENTED TO H 33 ITAJEtaIf AT LAS? LZVCr• This day were published, by LosicAtio; and Co. fIIRAVELS IN CYPRUS, TURKEY , GREECE , .1 lONIAN ISLES, SICILY, GIBRALTAR, SPAIN, and FRANCE. By WILLIAM RAE-WILSON, Est F.A.S. Embellished with Tallman beautiful Engravings. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and IIELIEF of PERSONS IMPRISONED for A LL. DEBTS. Craven-urea, Strand, April 7, 1824. A T AN ANNUAL GENERAL COURT HELD TIIIS DAY. PAISENT. The Wight Honourable Lord l) DCNSTANVILLE, ViCtXreadent.. The Honourable rutin. l'eNts, Vice-President. JOON N2:11 11, Esq. Treasurer. Arch& Hamilton, Esq. Chas. Edward Pigob, Esq. John repys, F.sq. B. B. Cabbill, liev. \V. Wintlimp Jas. Halford, Wiliouilihy Montego, Esq. John Boucher, Esq. Unlit. Pigott, Esq. Colin Blactesude, Esq. Win. lit. Henry Brown, Esq. Mr. Nicholls. Beroarso--11:it the number of Debtors di s charged and relieved from the undermentioned Prisons within the last year, were 958, of whom 679 had wiv::s, with 1681 children : the average expense of whose liberation (including every incidental expenditure relative to this Charity), appeared to be £2. Bs. 5.1. eacti. Aylesbury 9 ' Brecon 1 Beattmaris 2 Tory 2 Bedford 2 Bod min 13 B,,th Compter 71 Caermanheu 21 Caernarvun 8 Carlisle 11 Cardiff 7 Chelmsford 8 Coldbath fields Durham 6 Dorchester 5 Dolgelly 4 Derby 2 Dover Exeter 25 Fleet 106 Flint 5 I.6lterton Anger l Greenwich 5 Nottingham • Northampton 1 Ox: ord 1 Port smotith o Plymouth 2 Preston 2 PrestLign 1 Reading 1 Rutben 1 Surry 39 Sheffield 2 Southampton 1 Tothill *l5 Tewkesbury 1 Worcester 8 Winchester 1 Wellington 1 Whittchapel 25 Whirecross-streetl3o Gravesend I Haverfordwesc 1,01 Horsham 5 I lea ham 3 Hereford 3 lien ford 1 Hull 1 Ilalifax 1 Ilchester 11 Ipswich 6 King's Bench 121 Leicester 20 Lincoln 2 Lancaster 1 Lostwithiel 1 3lotimouth 22 Maidstone 16 Montgomery a Morpeth 1 Macclesfield 1 Maxshalsta 151 Norwich 0 Newport 5 Newcastle 4 Slat y.tline Prisons. B7NP.PACTIONS SINCE TILE LAST REPORT, VIZ. John Camden Neild, Esq. Treasurer - - JC2I 0 I 1 William Brewster, Esq. - - . - 21 01 Dowager Lady Sherbone, pe.r :.,essts. Mares - 20 0 James Halford, Esq. t years Benefaction - - 4 4 Nicholas Brown, E -q. - - - Ann. 2 2 M- Bliss Brown - - - - A. 1 1 John Boucher, Esq. - - - - A. 2 2 Commissr. Creyke - - • - - A. 2 Mrs. Cr..yke . - - - A. 1 1 Edward Starkie, Esq. ~ - .. - A. 2 2 E - John Crowder, •q. per Secretary - A. 1 I William Haydon, Esq. per ditto - - - A. 1 1 Lady Willoughby - - - - .A. 3 3 3liss M. Spencer Stanhope - - - - A. 1 0 Mrs. Ashley - - - - - S• 0 A. 5 5 David Ilaliburton, Esq. -.- - - George Milner, Esq. - - - - A. 531 Willoughby Montagu, Esq. R.N. - - A. 2 2 -. Sirs. Shipman - - A. 2 2 - .: A. 4 4 Evan law, Esq. - - - - A. Bal.ley, Esq. per Cocks and Co. - .5 5 John Drummond, Esq. - - - - A. 5.: Henry Drummond, Esq. • - - - - 2 0 A. 5 .5 Sirs. A. Marriott, per Hoares - - Airs. Sophia Sheppard, per ditto - - 10 0 Mrs. S. E. Lawrence, per ditto - - - .5 0 Peter Heathy, Esq. per Vere and Co. - - A. 2 2 B. S. Tighe, Esq. per Hammersley and C o. - 1U 0 Surgeon Fraileis Foster, E.g. per ditto - - 5 5 ' ' 10 10 Anonymous, per ditto - .., G. C. per Secretary - - - 5 .5 .L. Letter Box, 1/. is.—Mrs. H. West. 1/. It. - 2 12 V. I. per Hammersleys - 10 0 C. D. -per ditto - _ .. - ti 0 Found in tLF Letter Box - - o 0 York Yarmouth £166 14 Discharged And relieved from various P; i,ot: s IGS Debtors, for the sum of - - 2.39 2 9 Considered the Caces of - 42 Petitioners, Approved - - - t.:O Referred - t Petition, Rejected - - - it, and Consi.lered Inadmisqibie - - 10. 13,•ntfactions are received by John Camden Neild, Esq. the 'Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Ottawa; also by hlessrs. Berries, Far 'altar, and Cu. St. James's-street ; blessra. Huares, Fleet-street; 111e5,..-s. Whitmore and Cu. Lunthard-street ; :Messrs. Cocks, Cocks, Ridge, ...:d Co. Charing-cross ; 'AI ebsee . Dorrirn and Cu. Finch, kaet Uutnitiii ; 'Messrs. Ilammersleys, Pall-mall ; 31easrs. Votes, Warn, a:;;', Co. No. 77, Lombard-street; and by Alr. Grassweli, the 34.cretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books mar be seen by tluise mho are inclined to sl.p tbis Charity, Ana %hue the Society ntret cx: the first Wednetualay i ort n every 111outh. April 3, 18e4. Resolved, That the Board of Directors be empowered to ;cid to the number of Trustees in the ten Counties of Ireland, or to MI hp vacancies, as they may find it expedient. That the suns of £6,000 be appropriated for the establishment of two Schools of' Industry, one in e:.ch of the Provinces of Munster and Connaught, with a-siew to the introduction of an improved system in the culture of flax. That the following Gentlemen is a Committee for carrying this Resolution into.effect The Right lion. the Earl of Clarendon I Richard Wellesley, E'q. NIA'. I James Browne, Esq. ALP. John Smith, Esq. M.l'. Thomas Spring Rice, Esq. INI.P. John Cator, Esq. That the suns of £4,500 be granted to the British and Irish Ladies Society (instituted under the patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Gloucester) for Improving the Condition and Promoting the industry and Welfare of the Fe male Peasantry of Ireland, to be at the disposal of that Society, subject to the Regulations published on the 13th of January last, ac cording to which the funds are to lee administered on the reproductive principle of charitable loans. That there be granted the suns of £4,560 to the Society (under the patronage of his Royal Ik 4 liness the Duke of York) for Im proving the Condition of the Irish Peasantry, together with any remaining balance that is not appropriated, with a special recommenda tion, on the part of the Committee, of the applications for the School of Industry at Ennis, and of the Agrlediteral School at Minnow. The followiirg Resolution was moved by the Right lion.Wm.Vesey Fitzgerald, M.P. and seconded by Richard Wellesley, E,q. M.P. That John Smith, E.g. M.P. be requested to accept the cordial and unanimous thanks of this Committee, for the unwearied devotion of his time and talents to the relief of Irish distress, for the constant urbanity of his manner, as their Chairman, and for the earnest •eali citude which he has at all times shewn for the advancement of the best interests of the Irish people. It was moved by Richard Wellesley, Esq. M.P. and seconded by Thomas Spring Rice, Esq. M.P. That Robert Prauncefote,Eoq. is entitled to the unanimous thanks of this Committee for the attention, zeal, and ability with which he has uniformly discharged the duties of Secretary, and promoted the objects of the Comnrittee during the whole course of their proceedings. (a) BOARD OF DIRECTORS. John Smith, Esq. M.P. Thamas Wilson, Esq. M.P. John Cator, Esq. The Right nun. the Earl of Clarendon John Wells, Esq. M.P. William Bell, Esq. The Right Hon. Charles Grant, M.P. Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. Edward Stewart. jun. Esq. ABSTRACT of RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS, and APPROPRIATIONS for the RELIEF of DISTRESS in the Southern apd Western Provinces of IRELAND. RECEIPTS. Anicunt of Sundry Subcriptions received from the 7th May, 1633, to the 10th April, 1824, inclusive Ditto of Subscriptions received from Calcutta - Ditto ditto Madras - - Ditto ditto Bombay - Ditto ditto St. Helena p 272,794 10 7 7,648 l 18 61 64'2 3 ‘1; 1,062 13 4 Amount of Sundry Subscriptions for Clothing Proem ou Exchequer Nils - . DISBURSEMENTS and APPROPRIATIONS. Amount at Sundry Remittances to Ireland, in Cash - - - - Ditto, for Provisions sent to Ireland (including Potatoes, Meal, Rice, and Biscuit) .. Sundry Grants far Clothing - - - - To the Society for Improving the Condition of the Irish Peasantry - - To its. Etsitish. slut Irish Ladies' Society for improving the Condition and Promoting the Industry and Welfare of the Female Irish Peasantry - - - - - For the Eneoutagement of the Fisheries - - - In aid, of. the Funds of the Dublin Mansion•house Committee - - - Few . Employing the Female Peasantry of Ireland in the Straw Plait Manufacture - In aid of a Fund for Promoting the Sale of !rich Manufactures - - To Trustees in Ireland, for the Encouragement of the Linen and Woollen Manufactures - Ditto, far die encouragement of an improved System in the Culture of Flat, according to the method practised in the Netherlands - To tbi lkiard of Directors for Superintending the E 511,081 of the Funds for the encouragement •£311,061 - of Industry - - - - - - - To a Committee for the Establishment of Two Schools of Industry ; one in each of the Provinces of Munster and Connaught - - Charge for Rooms at the City of London Tavern - Expenses of Agents sent to Ireland - Advertisements - - - Printing and Stationery - - Rent of Offices, Furniture, &c. in Old Broad-street Discount on Bills from India, at 3 per cent. - Postages - - Charges of Management - - - Miscellaneous Disbursements - - - - Balance transferred to the 'Society for Improving the Condition of the Irish Peasantry pursuant to the Resolution of the Committee of the 3d of April JOHN SMITH, Chairman. - ROBERT PAUNCEFOTE, Secretary. 5 7 PRESENTS OF BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. pEitsolss desirous of presenting BIB LES, TESTA- ItiENTS, or PRAYER BOOKS, as Compliments, or for the diffusion of Religious Knowledge, are informed that illustrated and very interesting Copies of the Authorized Versions may be had of afl the Booksellers, in various Bindings, and at a very trifling addition of price to the uninteresting Copies commonly sold with out engravings. BIBLF.S, Bvo. and 12mo. with 269 engravings. And Pocket-size, 16R engravings. TESTA MENTS, with 100 engravings. PRDYERS, with 72 et:paving': All the subjects are faithfully copied from the most approved de signs of the great masters; and by systematic economy in the pro ' duction, the above Numbers of efftictive and striking engravings have been introduced into these important Books, at ss. and 7:;. for Blues; at 2s. for Tasraxtrms; and Is. 6d. and 2s. t;,l. fur PILATKIL Bocurs. Societies and Persons requiring large numbers for distribution, or for Schools, will please to address their orders to F. WEsTtry, Stationers'-court, London ; of whom they may be had, wholesale or retail. By F. WESTLFY Is alio published, for Schanls and young Per lONS, LiAItROW'S SEi.roitaxs of ALL TIM -SCRIPTURE NAIMATIVYS, printed verbatim from the Old and New 'Testaments, in a large type, and illustrated with 120 engravings ; price 7s. hound.— Like , wise 500 QuE.sTross on the same in a thick post Copy Book, with spaces for the answers, rice 2s. READING SAUCE. T COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of the ti • CELELIIIA3ED READING SAUCE, bogs roost re spectfully to caution the Nobility, Families, aid t h e against the daily frauds and impositions practised by ntany London and Country Oilmen and Fish Sauce Ponders, to deceive and deprive them of the GENUINE !WADING SAUCIL. None ase genuine but thoie which nave the corks sealed with the impression, "J. (!,4s, Reuding; and also the following descrip. Lion of the Sauce on an oraivre-coloured label, " Reading Sauce for Fish, enriching Gravies, orange-coloured Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by J. Cocus, Reading." This Sauce is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, in preference to all other Fiji Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly deli cious with Game, Wild Fowl, 'lashes, Steaks, and Cold Meat.— Warranted . to keep good Seven Years in any climate. It is presumed that no Sauce ewer met with such general approbation and extensive sale. It is patronised and recommended by most of the Flaw FahistrEs in the Kingdom, and is retailed in I.lmdliti by 250 of the most respectable Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders; in Bath, by 30; Bristol, ; Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, and. Aber deen, 50 ; and by nearly all the principal Fish Sauce Dealers in the [Lilted Kingdom, most of whom sell Cours's Genuine and St:periur EssaNca of made with prime: U016`0114 Visho rich as possible. ,-....-- 958 WESTMINSTER REVIEW. ----- THE MAN OF LETTERS, No. 111. price 4d. for Scrum my, will contain the Report of the Coroner's Inquest on the WevratissrEe Review, by the Author of the Trial of the Rev. Edward trying ; with the usual quantity of Wit and Waggery. London: Knight and Lacey, Publishers, Paternoster-row. This day was published, In Wm. Vol. IV. price 14s. in boards, rjIRANSACTIONS of the ASSOCIATION of FEL JL LOWS and LICENTIATES of the KING and QUEEN's COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS in IRELAND. Printed for J. Cumming, Dublin ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London. Of whim, may be had, Volumes I. 11. and 111. price 14s. each. This d.ly was published, in Syn. price 6s. Gd. in boards, lESCHYLI CHOEPHORCE ad fidem Manuscrip torum etnendavit, bolas et Glossarium adjeeit CA BOLUS J ACOBUS BLONIFIBLD, S.T.P. Collegii SS. Trinitatis apud Cantabrigienses (Hint Socha. Cautabrigue, Typis ac Sontibus Aeadernida pen& Joannes Smith; Veneunt Londiui apud J. Alawman Cantabrigim, apud J. Deighton et Ribs. OLD lIRENTFORD, APRIL 1, 1824. m-LADANI—For the last three months there has b ee n a must dangerous disureer prevalent with Infants about siz months old, and which, I think, the Faculty call Inflammation on the Chest, occasioned by cutting their Teeth ; and the remedy they prescribe is blistering their stomachs, and applying leeches. My little girl was severely afflicted its the same way; after having had every advice, I was recommended to the use of your Svour, and not to give her any more medicine; after using two bottles of your Syrup, I have the happiness to inform you that she is now re stored to perfect health. I am, Madam, your obedient servant, Mrs. JOHNSON, 28, York-place, City-road. WM. BARNES. To be had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. as above ; and by their appointment, of all principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. per Bottle. t-d' Cantiox.--THE 0741.1* GENUINE AMETI.I:7.O: SOOTHING SYNE!? is signed nn the Stamp, with Mrs. JouN , ,oz.'s own hand-writing. Any other offered to the Public is spurious, a:4 calculated to injure in its application, £19,56.3 13 0 9,678 2 4 7,039 15 i 2SO 8 1 11,7,00 0 0 7,C00 0 0 5,006) 0 0 14000 0 0 100 0 0 40,0( U 0 0 1,000 0 0 6,000 0 0 . ' 154,465 0 0 40,401 14 10 1t1,333 5 4 12,300 0 0 6,000 0 0 246 15 0 1,455 5 11 4,421 1 6 1,135 5 11 252 4 11 247 9 5 111 7 S 7.,075 19 9 '522 8 11 1,967 8 10 PARLIAMENTARY PIIUCEEDINUS. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 14. 'this morning the Loan emaxctiton sat for Appeals at ten. Prayers being read, his Lordship proceeded to give judgment in the case of the late 4 ` ‘Villiam Duke of queetisberry v. Lymington." 'Phis was one of the causes from the Court of Session, in Scotland, whicl had been heard at the beginultig of the Session; and the Noble and Learned Lord now moved their Livraships to affirm the judgments of the Cinirts below, with 350!. costs.—Ordered. " Suttonir. 'Viscount Clatwynd," 11-cim the Rolls' Court, was then proceeded with; when Mr. SIL:;:DE.N and Mr. Srevisnr .ere heard for the appellant, and Mr. Hoaae and Mr. Stranweir. foi the respondent, and Mr. SeCOEN in reply.--Judgment deferred till after the r.:cess. At half past three o'clock their Lo:dships adjourned during plea sure ; and at a quarter past four o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR re entered the House. Mr. Hammy, 1)r. Prritaisitorte, Mr. Ikaarlitllt3, Mr. Alderman Noon, Sir JAMES G liA II I AM, and others, brought up the Innkeepers' Allowance Bill, the Insolvent Debtors' Act Amendment Bill, the Ireland County Treaftrers' Bill, and the Islington Itnprovement Bill ; which Bills were afterWarch read a that time. Upon the motion of the Earl of SHAFTEVIURY, the Irish Prot* tors' Costs Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be conunit• tcd for to-morrow. A number of witnerses were sworn at the bar; and at half-past five o'clock their Lordships, on the motion of the Earl of EIHAkTNE. BUST, adjourned till to-morrow morning at ten. lIOCSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKEL took the Chair at four o'clock.• Colonel DA VIES presented a Petition front the (It) , of Wer• cesttr, complaining of the Town Dues levied by the Corpbration of 9ri-tol on all vestels navigating the River Severn.—Orilered to be printed. .1 Bill was brought in, and read a first time, to enable the bus. tralian t oat Company of Edinburgh to sue and be sued in the name of tl:eir Seri - eta, y. Leave was given to bring in a Bill for incorporating an Equitable loan Company in Ireland.—The Bill was accordingly brought in and read a first time. A Bill was broug in, and read a first time, to enable the Irish Patrlnic Insurance Company to sue and be sued in the name of their Secretary. A Bill was brought in, and read a first time, to extend the power of the Southwark-bridge Compirry. A Bin for constructing Docks and Warehouses on the South bank of the Thames, to be called the South London Docks; was brought in and read a first time. Sir W. CON G It EVE brought in the Equitablt Loan Company's Bill, which was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time. Sir G. 11ILL brought in a Bill to prie.-ide for the present repair and future support of the Cathedral of Derry, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a.secOnd time. Lord STANLEY presented Petitions front the Master "Jana facturers of Blackburn and of Bolton-le•Muors, in the Coenty c•f Lancaster, against the Repeal of the Combination Laws. Mr. 11U ME said, he wished the Petitioners, instead of content ing themselves with petitioning, had gone before the Committee, which had bean sitting now above a month, and had there stated in evidence their reasons for opposing the repeal of the laws in ques tion, in order that the Douse might fairly see the reason of the case on both sides. Mr. sTA N LEI begged the Honourable Member to consider the situation of the master manufacturers irr Lancashire, and to re collect the violent spirit which had been displayed by the combina tions of journeymen there on various occasions, and he would then see that it was very natural that those Gentlemen should not like to come forward and expose themselves to the hostility which would be excited against them, by being held up as the- opponents - of what the journeymen were so anxious to obtain. 111 r. \I AN SFIELD said he was sorry to hear that the disagree ments between the masters and journeymen in Lancashire were of so violent a nature as had been described. Rot he could not hdp viewing that circumstance as a strong argument in favour of the repeal of the Combination Laws ; for it appeared to him that that violent spirit, and even the spirit of combination itself, in a great measure arose out of, at least it was certainly fostered by those very laws; and of this tact he was certain, that in the part of the country with which he was more parricularly connected, the masters tully concurred with the journeymen in opinion as to the effect of those laws, and in wishing for their repeal. Mr. PHILLIPS detried that the Combination Laws had the effect ascribed to them by the last speaker, and contended for the necessit y of their b. ing continued. Lord STANLEY supported the Petition, which, after a few words ft .nn Mr. J. C. PELHAM, was referred to the Committee on An tiaras. Mr. if I:ME prtsented a Petition front the Journeymen Boot and Sli..emakeri of Inverness, praying for the repeal of the Com bination Laws. Mr. Secretary PEEL presented a Petition from the Cotton Ma nufacturers of the Town of Belfast, pi ay.tig that the laws Fre velating the exportation of machinery nusy not be repealed.—Re ferred to the Committee. Mr. M A BERLY postponed his Motion for the repeal of the As sessed '!'axes, to the 5:1 of May. Mr. MABEIt L Y presented a Petit.on front the lobabitaots of West Cheap, in the City of Londou, praying fur the repeal of the Iluuse and NVitidow .Mr. DUN DAS presented a similar Petition front the incorpo rated Trades at Edinburgh. Mr. BY NG presented a Petition front the Overseers of the Poor and of thetnheiin Ho u sehabltitas tid Win d aw . . ix of tke libertyaef. S a tt r on.hill.ptaying tor the repeal Sir T. LETHBRIDGE presented a similar Petition from the County of Somerset.—Ordered to be printed. 'flag SO I.ICITOIL-G.ENEit AL. •presented a PeFitiers from the Solicitors tat the Palace Court, against the County Mutts Bill. • Mr. }:§rcoußT presented a ['intim fi4u sour of the County Courts bill.—Ordered to 1* printed. Mr. S. RICE presented a Petition Iron the Town of Galway, fur the total discontinuance of the Salt Duties. 1 • pray i • ng ' W,EN itre.lelltUtl a Petition fttnn the Town of V 5 7 HISTORY OF WINES. Just published, in an elegant Quarto Volume, with Embellishments front the Antique, drawn and engraved by Mms, price 21. its. or 31. 3s. with the Vignettes on India Paper, THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN WINES. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.