Star. — London, England, 1815-03-09 00:00:00

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Zint " I SAU P ORD *lot the PROPOSED AL It" E PRYPICIPAL OFFICERS If HIS MA- .Seristlts nperleiA, the Tree'ditt ..... • lON in the CORN LAWS. ,rlro the Honourable the POMMONS Of the United ' * , A . norr• , ORDNANCI, do her* givi Kaki, KING RICHARD TIA SEC , ' ! : 'I; .. ring Richert, Mr. litAN I Tae taw, Mb. . . . , . 1 . Kingdom of Gr ea t Bai a a d ka an 4 4 i n p ar me s an( ..11bi Paeposils will be received at their Office lit Pall• Mail, Tit_ Wok wSI be WA . .. THE MEDNIGHT HOLM: -4- The humble Petition di the iinerse busen feeliteets. 1 1 1, Or lel WEDNESDAY, the 15th [aslant, [ tom such Per- . busufutu ..., ~. .. 4 .... . r bey be wiling to mukluk* the Supply of 'rivalry Um-, ‘4ll_ba pendlectel. a ant Farce to be mid ifiltrien . 4 4 fe e s i s k b utu b uud et -41 4.4 0 , wow asafori, b r t ; b 7 : .• • • Double Quebec PIPE STAVES, for Service of this O 'clock, and i Kaln , wo e. • ~ . _. , ci tL__ of Lencister,--SHEWETH, , , lPertitineetet the Royd Powder Works at Waltham Abbey. . T' THEATRE ROYAL, comorr.ohromillq -- "" Thal Yew Padtkinerv, dejlit e n tim pressed edtit tie ebbe. eini• , - Imp" of the Stares may be viewed, upon application to the ~. . sequences of the proposed ftemiledens •Paa all e ta; i g edipectird Officers of the Ordnance at Waltham Abbey ;and Pby of THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be el 'Corn, feel it their Imperious ditty to sate the . •• . ST l :f ie d a te Cotten Mansfeente. 4110 ms tartkukrs, togethsc wkh the Terms and Conditions THE STRANGER. • ~ • That ibis mum* mIKK easterielly rake the prim of (bah sod 401se Cal:tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Il e stranger, Mr. Yousi3; lin. Halter, SUN awwriaaadY daring that of every eth er des of frovklees. - ~.;,.. eforeiald; by day between the boon of Ten end Boer To which wfilhe " in a ka war oasserabk Elmendm la the et Fr - - • who're the Proposak min be delivered sealed up ' and labour were crested by OMNI diusalasonl, but me: mow a i tsposais for Quebec Pipe smuts e . but uu p rop .. LOVE, LAW, AND"MYSt ' Vette., prim, which is the stendhed atemplpsit, wee bet bank, , Flexible, Mr. MATHEWS. it i llaLa the mainteeance of the Mannbetering Lahoerers. emir b e admitted after th e laid 15th instant, at 12 co'Cloak at smirch.", 'Venice Presetved; with The likep-Weffiek ..Q•-••••-- , -- --. ......... 1,1"‘ the mini WOOS are DOW very muck (ewer then mbeen et tip setae day, sei4en t vim an y T e nder be nomad. news LAST NIGHT su r rlllO. I atadralaw• sbelosety amidst& it, or an , Asea in his behalf skill bleed. -• Thal Of TOfteant °ibises which have been •• • ORATORIOS. " •ramparatilt bAsAe.: resentsre_esAwbeili.._ . Paawd bagaeitlerliament ebberning amsaihntselet vales mei • _•% Order of the Saud. 1 . H. ClUrir , Sarogart'. ! ' 'V :;- ',.. -•. --4 g 7 , '? • ' t.- -4 :* . • t ::: V..: , , • ‘ :,..*: . 4 1 ,...4.*: tia l k. •• #: .03 .:` ,i41 114 .. P .4 1 V 4 4>": 1 7. 1 ..2... . S. , 6 4 _.. Pittct: SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. Royal Iltavy--Captain Maly, of his Majesty's ship TravP. and Midshipman Woodcombe, his Majesty's shoji ronnantoeverelf. 4th Fm ..-Lieutenant E. Field severey wounded; list Ditto--Captain Jaws M ' f laffie (Major), A. Kidd, Lieut. J. Stewart e A. B. Armstrong, James Brady; J. Leavock, R. Carr, 3. tllsomae Foublasique, and P. Quin; wounded. 434 Ditto—.Captakt Bobert Simpson, severely. 44th Ditos4.leuteulnt W. Wright. lid Mo.—Lieut. G. Munro, J. M'Donald, E. °Pawn, wiettn• tar o sod B. Joilattn9e, pounded. • • Nantes et Olken ,K11.1.a0 WOUNDLD. and Missin ' g in the Operations preceding and ' subsequent to the Action us the stls January, MS. Per- wszATtit-(16114ii;• • 0 7 1 0-2401 t FRIDAY, b e repeated (Iw i : polestar desire) the Saertid THE MESSIAH, . Composed by 0. F. Helms. 'ln which Miss Stephens will def the isaad eta* Mier. were shepherds; Come unto hint, and 6 lbw" Mit ley kr dresser heeds.' Miss Griglietti •If God be fee us.' Master ROW beautiful. ' M ire Sesiette 0 dos chit trim; He shall rated his Bock; and the Duette 0 Death, whale is rby sting ?' with Mr. Durum. Mrs. Salmon 'el*. f rae r : He was cut off,' and • But thou dabt net. Mr. *aloe °Ca.. fort ye,' He was despised, • Behold and see; and t ines dolt break.' Mr. Tinney For behold darkness.' And Mr. Law 6 Tins aids the Lord,' 6 But who may abide,' • Whyt thi aso dons; and .6 The trumpet shell sound. Leader at the Baud. Mr. Ases.t.r.—Orgas, Mr. S. Wes tee. Doors to Ile opened at Siu and eemmanen at Bowen prectsdi. EAST...IIMA ROUSE, March 11,.1111L .111- HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPAAVre MINCHANTB ?ENGLAND, train tots. BAST INDIAS, b &twig Ow stake, That sundry Articles of Baggage and Presents are ientarstlng is the Company's Warehouses, which have been detained foe the myment of the Duties arising to the Crown thereupon ; Use frovrietors thereof are Isereby ',Armed, that all Goods falling under the above tissalption which shall have been uncleare3 Biz !!oaths from the clearing inwards of the ship bt which Obey' were tmporttd, *lll be SOLD at the Company's CANDLE, on FRIDAY, the Slat March, 11113, at tea o'clock to the Forenoon rawly. All particulars MOW., the above may be known by enquiry of Mr. Was. Evans, at the Company's Warehouse; in New. to Rishopsgate, JAMS' COBB, Senitsry. PASHIONABLEDANCING,by Mr. ALLEN, privately tunglit, at No. 19, ft/ward-street, Goldetvoquare to Ladies seA Ciandsaten of spy age, who have never learnt that arcompliiiiment, or have not the modern style. Mr. A4Latr's system of teaching is expressly studied for thole to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable retplishe for anted seek* supwlitiously, privately, and hi s superior style if gram ililikeiNgpener Whew who Essatvrars plants andiarsj may learn at $ .6 expeace, with a respectable set of pupas, osi the public tsadiftiatmainp. Professors of dancing taught the mast elqppe feet‘y dances, and Ache superior parts of the proles inn. n The eilberipgio Assemblies are every Friday. STA'T'ELOTERY of only 15,000 Tickets, con tainbg Three Prism of £30,000 each, and Five of One iltousand Guineas, the latter will be paid without deduction la GOLD. HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. respectfully inform the Public, that the Lottery containing the above extraordinary Prises will commence Pravda; co the Sth of Arm nest, and that Tickets and Stakes are now on Sale at their Olnee, No. Os, Royal Ea change. The Fifth and Fifteenth Wanks on the Plat Dag, and the Tenth, Twentieth, and Thirtieth, on the Second Day, will melt be entitled to Oae Thousand Guineas is Odd ; which Prizes win be paid at the above Oita in Specie, without any de. duedon whatever. GUINEAS I AND THREE 430,000 PRIZES. GWEBB, having had the good fortune of distri • bating among the Public Fou a Capital Prizes in tbe Lot tery which finished mu of la:wary, has the satisfaction of an nouncing a New Lottery, in which be essalidentlywapacts an sell, at least,Fou a Moac—The Same amass Tanta Pants of 1 " 0 1 00 018tc. also Five of 1,000 Guineas each, which WEBB is crewed to PAY IN GOLD, without any Deduction, as sows is drawn, at bit Truly Fortunate Oleg, 17, LUDOATZ•StitaaII tear St. Paul's, whets 410 000 200 2,502 a Prize ' 500 6,358.. 6,775 Were ALL Shared and Sold 18 the LAS 1' L072621'. Orders by Pest duly attended to, and ag Business its the Funds !labially executed by G. Wass, ihncb-Broker, 17. Ludpte. grett, near Sc. !aura. ••• Irish Bank Nato no:hanged for &Mob Money. GOLDEN LOT ftRY I THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! ALI°, it of 1,000 Go IN ZAS eaeh, width will be PAID IN GOLD, Without deduction, as soon as drawn. TDISH returns his grateful thanks to the Public . throb:-bout the kingdom for their distingoWsed favoUrs, ssd having ..onuaeted with Got/es-unseat for the ensuing Lottery. Ilt lub pleasure in announcing the following :chew, which not 614 1pAsesses the attractive and uuprece4ented novelty of 'three Thin) Thous.wd Polled Prises, but as a grateful tribute of re slut to the Public, he has made arrangements that the Five Prize of Our Thousand Guineas each, shall be paid in Odd as moo as drawn with out any deduction, whether they are sold in Tickets or Sham, sit either of his Offices, No. 4, Cuanmizc, or 9 , Coaauso.Causs, or at any other Office ut the Kingdom. SCHEME. Prizes of £2opoo are 5C60,000 10,000 ..... 50,000 3,050 5,250 500 ...... :3,000 900 ..... 2,100 200 100 50 ...... 1,150 45,000 ••• M••• ...... ••• ••••i•••• 13 25 , 3,0e0 15,000 Tickets. • £1 50,000 First-drawn .110,000 will receive £510,000 more ! Second-drawn £lO,OOO will receive alfoo,ooo more! 1 hird.drawn £lO,OOO will receive £to,ooo .airs! Making Three Prizes of .100,000 each. Fiat D a . S .13th sth fink will receive 1,000 (Masa bi Gold! Da y Blank wRi receive 1,000 °elope IP Gehl. 10th will receive 1,000 (lidera tit Gold! ZscCild Day 20th Blank Blank will reales 1,000 Guineas In Gold! 1 30th Blank will receive i,OOO Guisseu la Ovid! Begins Drawing std APRIL. Tickets sod Shares ate now on Sale by BIOH, the Contractor, At 4, C01N1111.16 Or 9 9 CIIARING•CROS3 who Sold the Two Last dsopeePdses, and Vilma Ca;ital Pities la the bit Lowy. a bst si are that me ths pr ellil ler si iirporm= i yit=l: t say ponassmet doe la dun wM ifR the piiio of the mass of Meer. and diminish the domed fer k. • nit eensitimabie of AIM werlunen end Impel tionsfer eleapital, have a Mien photo to the asthma NMI ilhe fished States, and if the primers is inermeed, k la impeeslie ' to deans the antseqemose. That the progress already made in foreign vas vies bike the = war. iry tla introduction of our leaprommenteim the 14 la Omni I**l;darn4 others A MA by the= klanw, has in many insamess ef MA fabrics. That year Poskiessra anaidur* niseenre 'Wm nine the ibundatimo deur mid is ansegussee, Mabee* and iitjare ti• s of the Land-holders. ' That yaw faiths ern the plural and strong eaproodell of the liege of the eetmory last year against We rim wet have hitherto abstained Nis father representations. That your Peddeeers eadiatiog the Price of Provisions and the excessive Depression el yew, lbw the premed masers' with the inmost aims and mmesonnathas, mil out seriously conjure per Heasawide Mum ski k gift as Ism hue a Law. HERTS. T _- O LET, a convenient FAMILY HOUSE, with double Ceseh-house, and eight-ea Stables, most pleasantly situated in the County of Hens, in a Sae Spoil% ooantrp, SO milts from Logsdon ; with Inentrieer Aires of Meadow and Arabia Land, forming a small Paddaak • fame et **beam For p.uticulars apply to John Thom Mays% Selltitar, )l 14, Gate-street, Lincoln's-Ina-Fields, Loudon. ARMY CON : titAWL Comisisearyin Chlet'a Olhoe, Great Gesego.strost, Feb. SS, I ► V, ()TICE is hereby given to all Persons desiron. 11 of contracting to supply the following /Webs for the Use of the Army, via. BREAD, To his Majesty's Land Forces in caslatinnents, Qom's'', end Barracks, in the widet‘mentiond Cettaties and Islands* • Alderney, isle of Mao, Anima, hie of Wight, Bedford, Jersey, Balm (including the Town of Kent ' HungertUrti), Lancaster, Berwick, Leicester, Brecon, Lincoln, Bucks, Merlonek, Ces'bridStOnolsahlis &Town of Newmarket), Cardigan, Carman hen, Cameron, Chester, C.ernwall (Iduding Cumberland, Denbigh, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Imes, Flint, Glamorgan, Gloucester (including the City of Bristol), Guernsey, Hann Heretrd, Hertford, Hunts, And in the several diodes in North Britain. OATS, To its Maisie* Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters, in the Woad Counties and lauds: Hereford, Hertford, Hums, Lekeetiw, lined% Merismitb, Mostimmlen Montiellliffs Nortimnabsdatilln ITenikroke, w • =ard, Westwitnirind. I Wormier. FORAGE, via. OAT., Hay, and sTsew, t its Majesty's and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, ist tin Counties in South Britain t Berke, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Hants (ireluding the isle of Antes. Bedard. Bawkit, Brecon, Bucks, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Cu nas von, Chester, Cumberland, boobies, DerbY, Durham, Norfolk, Nocasmapiess tlactiaglien4 Somenst, Suffolk, Gentry, Wight), I Semi; Kent, Warwick, Lancaster, Wiles, Middlesex, Yeek, And In the several Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 22th day of April next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and mark ed, " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received as this Ofilee on or before Friday the tech day of March (bet none win be received after twelve o'clock on drat day), and if sent by post,. the 'swage mutt be paid. must be made efor seek County and Wand; mop; fur the Climatic-4 coesielsing North and South Wales, of which must be Included in 100 Tender; as also meet the ere, *oral Counties 'id North• ikkein; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly Ailed up, by two Persons of known Property engine to beessie hound with she Party tendering, in the amount stated In the printed Particulate, for the doe performance of the Como' In Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed and the prices expressed in words as length; and should B* hopes that during the tontlwasace of the Contract no dwell. be stationed or suppled the WWI, the Mow • 11 2: Comsat and pad in the lest isstaswe by the Contractor, b•Xelonfed to 11121 bY tbliCombissarf In Md. "seek** 'Me CIMINO say be bad upon dines dile between bow elms and Acts ; et Deputy Canindeory Geourat Tows, Nellsbargb ; ante elks d ore/ CoatiZ iw Orl Cecile, awing and at the es Dirty Osumi lot, • Flint, - Glamorgan, Gloucteier, Montgomery, Norfolk, Northampton,Northumbernd, Nottingham, Oxford, Pembroke, Radios, Rutland, SOP• Somerset, Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Sinai; Warwick, Westmoreland, Wills, Woseemm, York, OFFICIAL BULLETIN: IVAR DEPARTIMINT; MARCH 8. ' et emit*ln WYiLEY arrived this morning with dis patches from Major-General LAilitltT, detailing ope rations against the etieritt 'in the neighbourhood of New Orleans. It appears that the army, under the command et Major-General Keiux, was landed at the head of the Bayale, in the vicinity of New Or• on the morning of the 23d December, without apposition : it was, however, attacked by the ene low in the course of the night succeeding the land ukg, when, after an obstinate contest, the enemy were repulsed at all points with considerable loss. 4 4 On the morning of the 25th, Sir E. PAIMIL #AM arrived, and assumed the command of the army. a On the 27th, at day-light, the troops moved for ward, driving the enemy's picquets, when the main body of the enemy was discovered strongly posted behind a breast work extending about a thousand yards, with the right resting on the Mississippi, and the left on a thick wood. . 1 The interval between the 27th December and Bth January, was employed in preparation fOr an at tack on the enemy's position. The attack that was intended to be made on the night of the 7th did not, owing to the difficulties experienced in the passage of the Mississippi by a corps under Lieutenant• Colonel Tnonwros, which was destined to unite on the right bank of that river, take place till early on the morn ing of the Bth. " The division to whom the storming of the enemy's work was entrusted, moved to the attack at that time, but being too soon discovered by the enemy, were re. ceited with a galling and severe fire from all parts of their line. hia'or-Gen. Sir E. Paennair, who had placed at the head of the troops, was unfortunately killed at the head of the Clads, and M.ijor-Csene., rals Guilts and 'CILIUM nearly at the same moment borne off wounded. The effect of this on the troops caused a hesitation in the troops, in their advance ; and, although order was restored, by the , advance of the reserve under Major- General LAMARRT, to whom the command of the army had devolved ; and Colonel TitouNrom had succeeded in the operation assigned to him on the right bank of the River, yet the Major-General, on the consideration of the difficulties which yet remained to be surmounted, did n think himself justified in ordering a renewal of the attack ; the troops therefore retired to the position which they had occupied pre. vious to the attack, in that position they remained till the evening of the 10th, when the whole of the wounded, with the exception of eighty (which it was considered dangerous to remove)• the field artillery, and all the stores of every description having been embarked ; the army retired to the head of the Bartle, where the landing had been originally ef fated, and re-embarked without molestation. 44 the Major• General speaks in the highest terms of the conduct of the Officers and Troops employed. and the cordial cooperation rendered by the Navy." NAM= OF O7FICZ I / 1 HULID, WOUNDED. AND MISSING IN TIM ACTION OF TH& BTH JANUARY. lULLID. _ - General Stag—Major.Owseral Bar B. Pakenham, Commander et the Forces; Capt. 'I haws W inson, iltith, Major of Brigade. 4th Foot—Bodo Wm. Crowe. 7th Ditto--Major George King, Captain George Henny. Om Ditto—Major J. A. W hkaker, Capt. Robert Retior, (Lint. Colonel) and Lieut. Donald Miami& 44th Dkto—Liest. Rowland Davies, Jinn M'Closkey. lOd Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Dab, Captain Thomas HMOs, 'and Alexander Meirhead. vat:amen. Goo& Stan— Major-General Gab% overtly, (Once dead) Klan , leveret/1 T. Slim, 9d Drs. 4th Foot = 4l. l.4 r jor d ), slily ; Lissi Diet mo Inns, Plea Petal Rea% ght Qoarter4beelikholorol. orrneotf. 4ek poot....fasetsmant.Colonel L Brooke, Major A. D. Ponce (Llentegent.Colonel), severely; C ap tains J. William. On, T. Jones, J. W. Fletcher, R. Erskine, severely ; Captain D. S. Craig, slightly Lin t. W. H. Brooke, B. Martin, G. Richardson, W. Squire, C. H. Farrington, Jame Marshall. H. Andrews, severely ; Lieutenants Z. P. Hopkins, J. Bal. ' On, P. Booby, G. H. Hearne, slightly; Ensigns Thomas Benwell, severely; A. Gerard, J. Fernandes, B. Newton, slightly; Adjutant W. Richardson, slightly. 7th Ditto—Ompt ! W. B. Page, severely; J. J. A. Maims, slightly; Lieutenant M. Higgins. ' , wordy; C. Lorene', slightly. 41st Ditto..Lieutenant.Colonel Paterson, sevenay, net dange rously ; Major A. J. Ross, and Lieutenants J. Waters and A. Geddes, solemnly. 494 Ditto... Lieutenant J. Meyricke, left leg amputated; D. Campbell, severely. 44th Ditto--Captain H. Debeig, slightly ; Lieutenants Robert Smith, H. Boesh, R. Pbelen, and W. Jones severely: W. Madam, ; Ensigns J. White, IL Haydon, and J. Do. aalhos, seven* Seib lione.—Lieutenant.Colonel W. Thornton, (Colonel); Lieu. Want If. C. Urquhart, severely, not dangerously. Mid F s R. Ryan, boalger, Mackenzie, and Ellis, sevekair :' _ tenants Ma:clemm t. *wit, and Macpherson, slightly; sad C. Gordon and J. Hay severely; Volunteer , Mimes didbilly. NW poet—Captain J. Travers and Captain N. Travers, slightly: LlentenantsJ. Reynold', bir J. Mixon, J. Gusset, J. W. black. helm, and R. Barker, severely. lagotkierises—Captain Gilbert Eliot, slightly ; Lieutenants H. aid C. Morgan, slightly. Ad Wog lOW Regtment--Captain We., severely; Lieutenants Ailesdssid 'and Morgan, severely; Ensign Pilkiagtea s sa winiir imago Mellar, slightly. • Kate*. Royal Artillery-.-Liestebaitt Alex:matt itantsayt kkeyglijpesto—Liasimosat Peter Koipte, 4th rant -44jpalhe lgranelehthnottai, and Lieut. John Sutherland. Ole Rittio—Ceptaim WOOD Conran. 441‘,Plit• 4 4.1eolestillt ;Wm Makeir/- • 8410.1141oCuptsing Chat* Ora/ t end Cheeks Harris. let Reenlist —Captain &adds C:oll,ngs. • woustuatt. Gerard •,leet.lentenatiW,Aleoet 904'1, e4th Foe; A. A. G. Ameoropty,oBlo; letripseateip,Limstissaat Defog IMPS Sdilitleirtie, D. A. Q. severely., • •. . . Royal Artlikry—Llentenant James Christie, severely; Lisitte. naut B. S. Former. siightty ,. , 4th Foot-I.leutenant ilsomas Moody, severely. Slut Ditto—lieutenant John Leavtick, slightly. . 45dDatto--LieutenantE D'Arcy, severely, both leisanspetared. 05th Ditto—,Captana James Kn.:, severely; Lieutenants George Willinp, F. Maln.ell, WA - lithium, and Robert Charlton, se verely; and 1. 13oys, 15th Puot—Ensign Frederick .Eden, severely (since dead) ; Rue sign Thomas Ormsby, slightly. 91Id Foot—Lieutenant A. Phaup, severely (brad). 05th Foot—Captain W. Hallen, and Lieutenant Daniel Fab.. severely; Lieut. W. 1. G. Farmer, slightly. 1115111 NO. 85th W.Walker. and Ensign Oeo. Ashton. 95th Font—Major Samuel Mitchell. oaAtti TOTAL Or toss Dosing TUT WUOLI °realities. XUl.d, 586—Wounded, 1 516—Musson, 5314 Grand Total-2454:. P4RLIdMENT4Rr PROCIIEDIIVGS. . . . HOUSE OF LORDS, -MARCI - I 0. The judicial Wahine which. sated upon order this all Was postponed. An Account of, the quantity of Grain Imported from abroad into Great Britain, from the Sth of January, 1814, to the loth day of October last, was presented at the Bar by Mr. Irving, Inspector-General, and ordered to lie on the table. Lord moxrpowr psesented another Petition from Mre. Catherine Leigh, the purport of which appeared to he, that the sum of 150, which their Lotalahlpe hal already ordered to be paid, to enable her to appe.. by Counsel., &c. against Leigh's Divorce, was, for the reasons assigned in the Petition, me suffi cient fur that purpose ; and praying, ht tbete Lordships' com passionate wander:dim of her case, that. (artier add may be afforded her. ------- The Petition was ordered to He on the edge ; and as Lord Mawr/owes motion, to be taken Into coaideration to-morrow. It was also ordered, on the motion of the Noble Lord, twat the second reading of Leigh's Divorce Bill, ankh stood tat to morrow, should be adjourned to that day st'anight, fur which day tbeit Lordsistps were ordered to be stintnionell. l'he Wine and Spirit LireamDatlet $lll was rely t second time, and committed tar tantartow. rosy LAWS. Petitions against any alteration being made in these, were pre sented Isom the following places : From Leeds and Its vicinity. by the Earl of Mat wools. From cerain Parishes In slur county of York, by the battle Peer. From cert.iiit Parishes in the county of otidord, by the Ma - - qui, of St.:trios') From the town sod neighbJurbood of Usbridze, by Lord MONI roe r. From the Parish of St. Saviour's, In Southwark, by the same Peer. _ •From Ponsoken Ward, in tbe City of London, by the same. From Saftron-HW, Hattsm-Uarden, and utber parts of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn. by Earl STA NINOPZ. From Conham, in :he comity of Wilt., by the same Peet. From Anstalt, in the county if York, by the tante. From the City and neighbourhood ct Peterborough. This the Noble Earl said was worthy the serious and particular attention of the House. It did not relate to much to the consideration of the Corn Laws; bat to the state of that part of the taxation which bore haid upon the farmer and the laborious part of the comnsunity. The Duhe of LEINSTER presented a Petition from the No blemen, Gentlemen Landholders, and others, of the county of Kildare, in Ireland : praying that such alterations might be made in the Corn Laws as would afford due protection to the farmer, and reader the country independent of foreign nations fee the supply of ea ankle of the first necessity; setting forth among other points, that the chief' dependence of Ireland fey her ame fforatiOn, was the linen manufacture, which was but partly esta blished, the extension of her agriculture ; that new the retire of peace, and the opening of foreign ports for the exportation of Corn, the isterposition of the Legithuure was nouslilly oeces m from the unavoidable injurious consequenas *deb must otherwise 110611,. _ _ _ TM foriserag Paphos were severally ordered to lie oa the table. Sans private business was disposed of, die which their Lord. ships adpursed till to-morrow. HOUSE OF .COMMONS. Petition, were presented against the proposed alteration in the Coln Lams MOO liestsington, Dorsky, Margate, die Parish of Christ Cburel‘Ponfeindisie, Lewisham, Ealing, ;Ind Old Brent. ford; the Pflehaa ef St. Mary's, Islington, and St. Pam's, Shad welL-.60W0104,j0 lie on the table. Petitions In bum of tbs Corn am were presented from the county of Donegal and that of Mayo. Ordaud to lie on the cable. A Petitlsd was Freaked from the Parish of St. Pancras, against the Cora BW, dyed by 7,600 penises. Ordered to lie on the table. The Marine Mutiny Bill watt through a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be received to.morterer. Mr. Wets' from the Mee of Exports and Imports, presented accounts of the quantity of Grain and Flour exported, imported and warehoused from telo up to the latest period possible. The Osol Fees Abolition Bill was read a third time; several clauses moved by Mr. BENNETT were added by way of riders, and the 818 was passed. The Report of the Committee on the County Gaol Chaplains' Bill was received and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow and en grossed. Alderman ATKINS presented Petitions from the Wards of Farrlngdon Without and W4hrodr, against the Corn Bill, signed by 4700 persons. He aliesaid drat be bad it in contempla tion to move fix Returns of the Number of Pawns who bad petiioned for and against the Bill, that the House might form a fair opinion of the sense of the People Oa the subject. Orderid to lie on the table. A Petition, signed by 4,000 persona, was presented from the Parish'of St Mary Magdalpn, Beroana#eey, aviiast the Corn Bill. Ordered to lie on the table. Sir JAMES SHAW presented a Petition against the Corn Bin, from the Ward of Farringdon Within, which, in she course of a few hours, bad received 9,000 signaturef. Ordered to he on the table. Mr. Wt caters' from the Poet-Office, presented Actusuots of the number of Newspapers sent to the Cuionies l and also those to the Cootinem, by die Officers of the Gstteral Pust- Office. Mr. BENNETT pve notice, that be would. on Monday. die 16gb, move for a Copy of a Lotter from the Presiding of