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PRE MAN OF LETTERS, No. I. pri c e_4d. to be JI: published TO.XORROW, will contain, eiclu,ively, the real cause of the rejection of Alasco, with copious Extracts; as also Reviews of Godwin's Commonwealth. the Highlanders, Philip on Indigestion, &c. with a variety of inure Ling Literary Articles. No. 11. on Saturday, April ID. John knight and Henry Lacey, Pubthhers, 24, Paternotter..row. • ten days, to give tb.e people of fr_•land an opportunity of ezpressing their opinions pon it. _ PE/ • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by the Lords Corn •+-‘ missioners of his Majesty's Treasury, that all Persons de . .zitmul of signifying their Assort to receive Xa. 10s. per Centum Annuities, in lieu of £4. per Gentian Annuities, directed to be paid jr, in pursuance of a Reit)lotion of the House of Commons, of the lth February, 1824, in the manner therein specified ; must egnify each Assent on or before the 6th April, 1524, to the Governor and Company of the-Banks of England, or of Ireland, according as the Dividends may be payable. Forms for expressing such Assent have been sent to the several Cfhtintir Bankers In Great Britain and Ireland ; and may also be ilfsid if the Postmasters of every Market Town in Great Britain and -Wind, as Swell as at the Banks of England and Ireland respectively. *.B. The Assents addressed to the Banks of England and Ire land reifiettivify, will bedelivered free"of Postage ; but care must be taken tin they ire put into the Post-Office in sufficient time to Pedelivered in London orin Dublin, as the case may be, on or be :POW eAvArre, ELTHAM FARM, KENT. FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND-TAX REDEEMED. GENTEEL FARM-HOUSE, W ITII OFFICES, GARDEN, And nearly TWO HUN Dll E D ACRES OF LA NO, . All lying compact, and most eligible for Occupation and Investment, TO I3E SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick nom., Itcgent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On THURSDAY next, the Bth of April, llkt-1, at Twelve o'Cloak, IN ONE LOT, A . MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising ErMIA M PARK FARM, With a pleasant substantial Dwelling-House and Offices, enclosed Yard, Stables for Six Horses, a Loft over Chaise-house, Harness room, Wood-house, and Outbuildings; a capital Baru, anti'tow house for Sixty Cows ; Cart-sheds, &c. surrounded by nearly TWO HUNDRED ACRES of Capital Rids Productive Meadow and Arable Land, divided in convenient Enclosures, with most beautiful Scites for Building, and adjoining the high Road from Ehham to Woolwich ; and commu nicating with Eichorn Park to Eltham and Shapes Hill, only Eight Miles from London ; plenty of fine Water; very eligible for Investment, and for the Residence of a Gentleman fond of Agri-1 cultural pursuits. A most capital Property fur Gentlemen in the Building Concern, as the grounds are diver4fied, and well calcu lated for erecting Villas commanding extensive Views, &c. May be viewed, by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be ha'; at the Castle, Elthans ; Bull, Shooter's I lilt ; Royal Mortar, Woolwich; Green Man, Blackheath; Red Lion, Lewis ham; Crown and Sceptre, and Ship,- Greenwich; of Messrs. Jen kins, James, and Abbot, Solicitors, New ]nn ; at Gatraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Just published, price Is. neatly stitched in an Emblematical • ' Wrapper, PART I. of THE CH EN! mbel i .ished with tilf merone Fogri.vings. It k also 7.liNklied in Weekly Num bers, every Saturday Morning, price To ;lace the great mul titude of valuable Discoveries which have I , :•en made i:; tiv: Science of Chemistry within the reach of thies! who, however -a-ell disposed, have neither time nor means to study the Imige works in which these discoveries are contained„ is the chiif nbj:ct of this interesting Work ; it contains also Scientific Amusements. Tests, Ste. Etc. London: John Kni., t ht ain2. I.l:iiry Lacey, Publishers, 24, Pater noster-row. Of whom in..y be had, publishing every Saturday , Morning, price 31 each, or in Parts, price Is. each, - I. The Medical Adviser, and Ottii.e to Health and Long Parts I. to IV. are now ready. k. Doss Quixote, with Cruikshank's Designs : P.:rts I. to V. are now ready. . ' ---~ • COLOMBIAN LOAN. trE FOURTH HALF-YEARLY DIVID E ND on this LOAN will be PitlD en the Ist of Mar next, and on suety succeeding day, betwen the hours of Ten and Pour, at the office of Messrs. Herring, Graham, and 'Fowles, 3. Freeman's court, Cornhill. The Dividend 'Warrants are to be left for inspec tion one day previous to the payme n t, accompanied by a List in Numeric ;Order. —April 1, 1824. We are ghtd to find ti.:tt Mr..Phere, 90, Fleet-sticer,i. has extreded his concern, in fitting up a mote accomniodating Re-1 fre:hment-room, of a superior and much-approved description,', This, we are assured, will he found very convenient, i l, as been long desired by the neighbourhood and the Public, a', from the' high respectability and talent of the Proprietor, thnse FM- whose use the New Establishment is intended, will he sure of meeting with comfortable and liberal treatment, with a cot:stLnt supply of Soups, Coffee, Chocolate, English and Foreign fruits, Orange Marmalade in great perfection, Viands, and the most usual Refreshments in Season, of the best quality, and on the most moderate terms,. with the greatest possible expedition, The great superiority in the pre paration of the abovementioned articles having been proved, we cannot, with justice, refrain recommending them, and also to tall the public attention to the approlching season for Ices, which will be of a must delicious savour, and will surpass any ever before offered. • • • COLOMBIAN LOAN. THE underkigned hereby givei Noticeto aft the Holders of the Bonds issued by the late Honourable Prate. clues Antonio 7.ea, in virtue of a Loan contracted by him at Paris, the I:th of March, 1822, with Messrs. Herring, Graham, and Parks, of London, that they may RECEIVE in LIEU thereof BONDS signed by him on behalf of the Government of Colom bia, In virtue of the special power vested in him for that purpose by the said Government, founded on the Decree of the Congress of Colombia, dated the 50th of June last, bearing the same rate of Interest, and Payable at the same Periods as in the Bonds of the said F. A. Sea. • LEASEHOLD ESTATES, ELD UN DER THE CROWN REGENT-STREET, ST. JAMES'S. TO BE SOLD IIY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change—alley, Cornhill, I On TWUASDAY next, the Bth April, 1824, at Twelve o'Clock, IN FOUR LOTS, DESIRAnE and IMPROVAL3LE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, for a Term of Ninety-five Years, held under the Crown, producing upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE POUNDS PER ANNUM, Adyantageouily situate in Regent-street, St. James's, between Piccadilly and Oxford-street, • Lor 1. A DWELLING-HO. I SE, No. 137, on the West Side' of Regent-street, in the occupation of Mr. Bagshaw, under an agree ment. The Upper Floor contains three Attics (square Rooms); Second Floor, two Bed-chambers, and a Dressing-room; First Floor, two Drawing-rooms, communicating by Foldhig,doors, -Marble Chininey-piece, and French Windows, °petting. to a 13a1- cony; Ground Floor, spacious Shop, Private Entrance, Water Clo set, and a small Room, Basement, Kitchens. Area, and Vaults. Lor 2. A DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 139, adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Jones, PastrycOok. under an Agreement. The house is planned in a similar punnet to the foregoing. Lor. 3. A DWELLING-HOUSE neatly fitted up, No. 1.5 1 2, on the East side of Regent-street, in the occupation of Mr. Moses Myers, under au Agreement. The House is planned nearly in the same manner. LOT 4. A Compact DWELLING.HOUSE, situate No. 219, on the West side of Regent -street, near Prifice'a-street, in the occa potion of Mr. Schaller, Shoe-maker, under an Agreement. The House is three Stories high, two Rooms on a Floor, Shop, Parlour, and Private Entrance. On the Ground floor—Kitchen, &c. in. She Basement—Vaults. The Houses may be viewed by permission of the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had, at earraway's, and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. PARLIA NIENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE O 1 LORDS, APRIL 1. - - Application to be made for the said Bonds on the Ist of June iltext.at the Office of Messrs. Herring, Graham,aud Fowles, Free man's-court. NANUEL JOSE HURTADO. London, April 1, 1824. ANGLO-MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION. NOTICE is hereby given, That the DEED of th e .! Association fur assisting in Working the Mines of Mexico," now LIES for SIGNATURE at ‘ No. 147, Leadeuhall _ _.street, where the busiiiess of the Association will in future be conducted. The Proprietors are requested to call and to sign the same, any time between the hours of ten and four, and to bring with them the Banker's receipt AN !Itch they hold. Proprietors residing at at a distance niay sign by Power of At tomey, the form of which may be had at this Office. JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. Winchester-House, Broad-street, Ist April, 1824. N.B. The Proprietors will please -to observe, that tke first In stalment will be forfeited, unless the Deed be signed on or before she 16th instant. tbAN CONTRACTED FOR HIS MAJESTY THE KING Olt PRUSSIA, BY MR. N. M. ROTHSCHILD, IN LON. DON, IN Ism NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in confottiaity • with the General Bond signed by his Majesty the King of Prussia, at Berlin, the 7th of May, 1818, wherein reference is made to the Contract of the abovementioned Loan, dated 31st of March, 1818, according to which a Sinking Fund was provided, whereof the Eleventh Half-yearly Redemption fell due on the Ist of the present month of April ; His Excellency Baron Werthcr, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of Prussia to his Britannic Majesty, jointly with Mv. N. M. Rothschild, in the presence df Mr. Bonnet, Notary Public, base, on the Ist instant, CANCELLED and- Deposited in the Bank of England, according to the Form.prescribed, the following Amounts, viz.— nyenty-five Thousand Pounds, in Special Bonds of the said Loan,• as specified below, being the first half of the sum fixed for the redemption of Bonds in the sixth year, viz. one per cent. per annum on the said Loan, and also the amount of Four teen Thousand Five Hundred Pounds in the said Bonds (as included ks the specification below), being purchased from the interest of the Five Hundred socl,,F.ighty-nine Thousand Seven Hundred rounds which have been redeemed successively on the Ist of April and Ist of October, 1819; Ist of April and lit of October, 1820; Ist of April and Ist of October, 1821 • Ist of April and Ist of October, 18112; and Ist of April and lit of October, 1823. Special Bonds cancelled, with their respective Dividend Warrants: Let. Nos. le A 10 85 • . - 2of 1000 2000 8197 993 1548 - . 3of 500 1500 C 052 7,75 400 701 799 9106 2277 1279 1352 2000 2117 2176 2111 2847 3055 3963 3993 D 27 '368. 378 355 786 202 2216 2.396 2418 2470 26 , 27 3283 3378 3396 3476 3518 3863 4113 4180 4362 4464 4.510 4511 4513 4530 5055 5054 5074 5078 5222 5893 6148 6328 6442 6599 764 6 7048 7049 7129 7207 '219 245 7582 7761 8246 8899 9059 9111 9191 9452 9157 9800 9881 9955 10271 10319 10325 10543 10514 10545 11052 11103 11338 11536 11537 11786 12204 123;1 12185 3272.7 12781 13073 13084 15159 15158 13864 13923 14119 14294 14296 1.F654 16028 16035 16116 16118 16732 16996 17155 17206 17207 17209 17210 17211 17212 '17213 1 7t16 17584 17586 37747 17776 116115 19541 19720 19726 20013 noWs £0282 1 203/12 .£0483 20556 Olees 20816 99163 21003 21146 21.165 91168 21209 21349 21563 11703 21704 21705 21706 21745 22507 22721 23280 23358 !g . 23750 25751 2375* 23753 23755 13756 23757 .3.J8 2,7.9 53780 23786 23787 23788 23789 03819 23822 23908 25969 23970 23972 .3373 23974 '23975 259 7 6 25078 23979 23980 25981 0 5582 28984 23985 25986 23987 25988 23919 23996 23997 23998 23999 94032 24278 24721 24722 24723 2 4725 24726 42727 24728 24729 24786 24787 24788 24789 24790 2 4792 24793 24794 24795 24796 2 4798 24709 24600 24888 0 4891 24925 24926 24927 24928 24929 2 4961 24962 24963 24964 24965 2 4 1 67 24968 24969 24970 24071 5975 24974'24975 24976 24977 2 4079 249,811 24981 24982 24933 2 4.85 24950 24087 24988 2-:089 2 1991 24992 £4993 2 4904 24095 2 19:)7 24998 24999 2000 813 1393 2416 3513 404 117,7 1447 263:.; 3691 452' 8.52 1868 2650 3827 7,2. of 25G 79P : 7:": Z-19.1 4418 49W 5223 6899 7218 8364 480 of 100 28000 317 • .1.39;,00 " BREEDON, WORCESTERSHIRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-FREE, In the hamlet of HARDWICK commodious Fenn-house, with a convenient Range of Farm Buildings, Yard, Pigeon-houses, &c. capital rich Meadow and Arable Land, nearly ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, (principally Meadow) all compact, some beautiful scites for Balding, bounded in part by the Avon. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee - house, Change-Alley, On Tritrasnar next, the Bth April, lBl'4, at Twelve o'Clock, IN ONE LOT,• AVERY DESIRABLE COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, ,Delightftilly situate in the Hamlet of Hardwick, 'in the Parish-of 13reedon, a most beautiful and highly picturesque part of the County of Worcester, commanding- most extensive Views with a rich Scenery, highly enhanced by the River Avon. Comprising a commodious Farm-house ' and O ffi ces, Garden, part walled, Pigeon-house, two Elms, twoStahles, , an open Rick house, on stone staddei ' new brick and tiled Ox-house, and sundry other Buildings, Yard, Orchard, and sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow and Arable Land, containing nearly ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, AR lying comp2ct, bounded in Part by the River Avon; a fine healthy Situation, about Two Miles from Tewkesbury, and Eight from Pershore, in the Occupation of Mr. Merl ill, Tenant from Year to Year. The Meadow Land, which forms the principal Part of the Estate, is of the first Quality for feeding Oxen, and some Parts delightfully situate for Building; constantly supplied with fine Spring Water. To be viewed by applying to the Tenhnt, of whom Particulars may be had; at the4lop Pole, Tewkes'attry ; the Angel, Pershore ; King's Head, Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham; Crown, Ev , shatn; at the Hop-Pole and Star; and of Mr. Bentley, Worcester; the Star and Angel, Oxford; of Messrs. Smith and Rickards, Solicitors, Basinghall-street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubins,l7o, Regent street; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, &c. CAST IRON RAIN WATER Pll'ES, Gutters, Balconies, Virandas, Canalevers, Palisading, and Sash- Weights; Stable Post Ramps, Cilia, Mangers, Hay Racks, Gratings, Air Bricks, aal Air Traps, of ail sizes ; Skylights, and iikyl:ght Tiles, glazed or unglazed ; Cast Iron Pumps, with Pipes, &c. Machines fur raising weights; Light Ornamental Fencing for Cot tages Orate; Sheep, Cattle, and Oz Hurdles, with every descrip tion of Article in Wrought or Cast Iron, for Buildings, &c. are constantly on Sale at LEES, COTTAM, and HA LLEN'S• Repo sitory, Winsley-street, Orford-street, and Cornwall-road, Stamford street, Lambeth. . AMI3OYNA MOUTH POWDER, '. ?9L ctr mIM anso, BEAUTIFYING, AND PILLSZATING T TEXTI3. THIS POWDER is as pleasant in the application as.h is excellent in its 'effects ; it speedily renders the Teeth white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm ; and by con stant use will preserve them in this desirable state to the utmost limits of human life. It gradually but effectually dissolves tartar which neglect may have permitted to collect; takes out all dark streaks, or discolourings of the Teeth, which prove so material a drawback to beauty; prevents thou: Teeth which are already partly decayed, front ever becoming worse, and cleanses, beautihes, and preserves those that are sound ; it imparts to the breath the most delightful fragrance, and to the Gums that florid redness which indicates a healthful state. Those who constantly use this Powder is directed, will never have the Tooth.ach, or a Tooth decay. The LOTION is a concentrated Preparation, and contains all the desirable qualities of the Drug of which the Powder is made, and is particularly recommended to be used with the Powder, when the Teeth or Gums are in a bad state, namely, spongy, sore, or apt to bleed, symptoms which -proceed from Scurvy,' and which this Lotion will never fail to remedy : it is also a certain, safe, and speedy cure for the Tooth-ach. Sold by Messrs. Smyth and Nephew, Bond-street ; and Mr. Ed wards, 67, St. Paul's. None ate genuine which have not on the Stamp," Shaw and Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Chinch-yard." The Powder is in BUBO, Cs. 6tl. And 4s. 411. etch; the Lotion, 4s. 6d. per Bottle. ;.= • . This morning the Loan DEPUTY sat for Appeals, when " Hagart v. the. Lord President of the Court of Session" was affirmed with 2001. costs in each Xppeal, b►ing 4001. in the whole. " Richardson and others v. Flay and others," from the same Court, was then proceeded with, when Mr. Alcartar was heard for the appellants, Mr. Waiegas and Mr. TATZ for the respondent, and Mr. Muta.►v in reply.—Judgment on Tuesday. At half-past four the Loan CIIANCILLOR entered the House. ' The Earl of DICRBY said he held in his hand a Petition &not the Inhabitants of the Town of Bolton-le-floors, in the County Palatine of Lancaster. who prayed that a Lill nor at present in this House, but in progruss from the oth.:r liouse, for the better llecov•.:ry of Small Debts, or any ether measure likely to facilitate the reco very of such debts, might he favourably received by their Lord ships. The prayer of this Petition, the Rubio Earl added, had his most hearty assent. The same Noble Earl °Use' vcd that he was now about to present to their Lordships a Petition of quite - a dif ferent nature, and in the prayer, of which be could not ettiscien tiotisly agree. It was a Petition from the Town of Liverpool" against a certain Bill for providing further accommodation to the Judge; on that Circuit.; and it also prayed that the Assizes might not be removed. For himself he begged to state that although he had felt it his duty to present the Prtaiim, he could not concur in it, as Ike was confident, on the contrary, that the measure would be in reality an improvement, and he trusted that should it pass the Petitioners would themselves be first benefited by it. Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. AlticriAT, Mr. PORTMAN, and Mr. S. Woiierr, brought up a Bill for, Lighting and Paving the Town of Keighley, in the West Riding of the County of York, and al.° some Road Bills, which were afterwards read a first time. The Earl of SD 21 FIT.S - Bfill Y presented a Petition against the Plymouth improvement Billovhich, upon: the motion of the Noble Earl, was referred to the Committee on the Bill. The Postage Rates Bill and the Worthing Chapel Bill were re spectively'read a third time, pasied, and sent to the other House. Upon the motion of the Earl of Snarrrsarns, the LTrion Duties Repeal Bill wes read a second time, and then ordered to ba com mitted for to-morrow. Soon after five o'clock their Lordships adjourned till.ten o'clOck to-morrow morning, when the LORD Dernry will proceed with the appeal of ". Cunningham- v. Warner." HOUSE OF COMMONS. Leave was given to bring in a Bill for the establishm Equitable Loan Bank in the City - of London. A Petition was presented from the Notaries Public of Dumbar tonshire against the Ta on Notaries' Licenses. • Similar Petitions were presented from the Notaries of Perth and Cupar.—Ordered to be printed.. Mr. F. LEWIS piesented a Petition from an Inhabitant of Ban gor, praying to be relieved from the Duty on Charcoal.—Ordered to lie on the table. of an A Petition was presented from Nuneaton, praying for the Repeal of the Window Duty.—Ordered to be printed. Sir C. I'AGET presented 'a Petition from the Licensed Vic tuallers of the Town of Caruarvon, against the additional Duty on Excise Licenses. A similar Petition was presented from the Parish of St. Mari, Bristol.—Ordered to lie on the t-bie. _ Captain GORDON presented a Petition &eta the Attornies of Aberdeen against the Max on Attornies' Licenses.—Ordered to !ie on the table. _ Mr. MARTIN presented a Petition from certain Inhabitants of the Parish of St. James, praying that some effectual steps might be taken to prevent Cruelty to Animals.—Ordered to lie on the table. On the motion of Sir T. Lxviinatocit, Returns were ordered of the amount of tonnage, number of ships clearing.out, &c. &c. front the variuusports ofEngland and Ireland in the years 1811 and Mr. P. kIOORF, presented a Petition from the Boot and Shoe makers of Bath against the Combination Laws. A similar Petition wits presented from the town and neighbour hood of Rochdale, in the County of .Lancaster.—Referred to the Artisans' Committee. The same Ilonourable Member presented a Petition from an individual of the City of Coventry, cosnplaining of the great-hard shipS arising from the Combination Laws.—Referred to the Arti sans' Committee. Mr. S. RICE proscnted a Petition from an Association in the county of Tipperary, respecting the state of the Irish Poor, The same Hon. Member presented a Petition from the inhabit ants of St. Mary, Dublin, az,:itibt the local taxation of the said city. ' —Ordered to be printed. Lord BI NNIN Gl:resented a Petition from the Notaries of Had dington against the litiornies' lie&s..s.—Ordered to br printed. Petitions were presented front the Inhabitants of Malvern and Tichborne against slavery.—Ordered to lie on-the table. Mr. S. RICE gave notice that on the Bth of April he should move for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the Coin ts of Petty Session in Ireland. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR presented a Petition front certain pr: ion; connected with the Port of London, praying that West of Elyland Coals may be subjected to the same duties as - sea /mine Coals.— Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. GOUL BURN obtained leave to bring in a Nil' to amend-an Act passed last Session respecting County 'freasurtrs. The Irish Records Bill was read a Erst time, end orde:ed to be read a second time on Monday. Sir T. ACLA ND presented a l'etit.in from Eft acombe, in De vonshire, against the duty on Coals certied coastwise. The Member presented several Petitions to the same effect from various other places in the same county.—Ordrred to lie on the table. The Report of ahe Irish Foer Per Cents. Bill was received, and the Lill md-2red to be-read a thir,t tine :0-morrow. Mr. lIUMI puatponed his motion .relative to Slate Quarries iu Wales, until tie had an or puritaiity of examining suns corre spondence relative thereto. Int. Secretary PRIM ineveil tile Order of the'Day for the third reading id the 13tirial in Ireland Lill. Mr. 111;MB.thought it V:AS a measure of so much importance. that It would be better to pottpoue the third rtaditi i ; tor eight or upon ' Mr. Seeretuty PERL considered it much wiser not to invite dis cussion upon it, and tboagbt it wt. better to proceed to the iII:1014. dive enactment. The RR was then reads third time and payed. ISLE OW MAN. Mr. CUR WEN rose to bring forward the motion of which he had given notice, for the production of a copy of a Memorial concerning the absence of the Attorriey- General fiom the Isle of - Man, and also a copy of the Patent of his appointment. He contended that it would be absolutely improsilele that justice could be properly administered among the parties into which the Isle of Nlan was split, unless the Attorney-General were a per son altoeether unconnected witlr these parties. It was • therelore necessary, in the first place, that he should nut be a netlvee he. should also be resident in the island, and fully comeetent to'decide such questionsas might come before him. 'pas would preve.it the ruinous appeals that were now so fiequent. As all prosecutions were careiedon.by the Attorney-General, if he were a native ok the island. it would be hardly possible for him to execute the office uninfluenced by partialities; peisOtt should therefore be selected 1.002 the &glide Bar. At present,' in the ca:e of mi6crilduct on the part of the Judges of the island, or of any ()titer public officers, the . only appeal was to the Attorney•(ienera:. It was fit, in Ins opinion, that some other tiibunal , :houla be sUb stituted. It' might be said that in Gentleman of the English Bar would accept of the situatiou of Attorney- General with so small a salary as C5O) a year, and with the obligation of permatiept residence on the island. He did not mean to confine the-salary to 1:500. There was no reason why it should not be extended to £lOOO. Part of the surplus revenue of the island could not be better employed. Mr.'Secretary PEEL said that he did not rise for the purpose of objecting to the motion of the Honourable Member for Cumberland, altluitigh he felt rather. sur prised at the course taken by that Honourable Member, who moved for certain papers, and, without waiting for their production, ente:ed at once into a detail of the cir cumstances to which they were supposed to refer. had the Honourable Gentleman centined himself to the sim ple object of his motion, he (Mr. Peel) should not have thought it necessary to do more than express his ac quiescence; but as he entered neon other.topics, it was ' necessary for him to offer a feev words in explanation. With respect to the office of Attorney -General of the Isle of Man, the only question with him (Mr. Peel) was, how it could be best and most economically allminis tete.] ; arid those two objects, he thought, had been at tained by the appointmeat of the Gentleman who now held it. That Gentleman was. Mr. Clarke, an eminent English lawyer, who held at the same time t!:e office of . Recorder of Liverpool, a situation which made him ne-. cessat ily acquainted with the Criminal Jurisprudence of this country, and therefore the more likely -to adminis ' ter the law with advantage to the Isle of Man. The sa lary of the Attorney-General was only 1:4-00 per an- CORWEN said across the table; £5OQ3. . The Honourable IVlerrber said 5001. but lON. was :de ducted in consequence of absence. No person could perform these- duties with greater ability than Mr. Clarke. If it could be proved that his office was a sines cure, he (Mr. );'eel) had no objection that he should be l'superseded. But what was the fact? During the last year this eminent individual had been three times , in the Isle Of Man, engaged in very arduous causes. 'The first was a case of murder; and, as it was a crime of rare occurrence, and accompanied by.peculiar circum stances, he thought the prosecution ought to be cone dutied by the first Law Officer of the Wand. lle ac ' cordingly.wrote to Mr. Clarke, Who, in obedience to his order,• went over, and the consequenceswas, the execs don of the murderer. On another occasion his assist ance was required to investigate a charge of cciruptioa brought against one of the Judges of the Island, which he (Mt.sPeel) was sorry to say had been so incontesti bly proved as to lead tp the dismissal of the individual. The Honourable Member for Cumberland had,..vith reference to this circumstance; adverted to what had fallen from him (Mr. Peel) on a foimer evening.respect ing the appointment of his (Mr. Curwen's) son to the of fice of Judge, which had become vacant by the rui:- cenduct of the individual alluded to; he wished him to disavow the fact of this appointment having taken place through his (Mr. Curwert s) interference. He could have. no objection to do so. He certainly was not influenced by any regard for the Honourable Member's wishes, and had alluded to the subject for the purpose of shew ing that in this appointment he had not been actuated by political motives. Toe Hoacalrable - Member's son was amongst the candidates, and he (Mi. Peel) selected him because he thought hies the best qualified, and not in consequence of the exeicise of any undue influence. To return to the Attorney-General. Mr. Clarke held that office with a salary of 4-00/. per annum, and until it couid be proved that he was unfit for the situ:it - tot' or negligent of its duties, be Or. Puri) thought he should nut be doing hi; duty if I.e displaced that gatie•nato and put in ano:ber with an increased salary of £lOOO ur £lsoo—(lfear). Mr. Claike's pivate fortune rendered the emolument a .secondary coasickration to him, and he saw Ito' reason, wider all the circunistauces, for subjecting the I-land to any ad ditisnai expense. He was a most able.nian, and a sound lawyer; his situation as Recorder of Liverpool gave' bins great practical experience, and in ;di ct.hes respecting the Isle of Min, he was of the greatest peasible• use'to hint (Mr. Peel). Ile could not help saying that Le placed the greater reliance on him, in consequence of his non-residence in the Island, as it rendeicei him the less likely to be influenced by those local prejudiceseind - partialities which were ineeparable from a small com munity. If a. precedent fur his absence stele required, there was the case of the Shelia of Counties in ~Scotland, who resided the greater piut of the year in Edinburgh, inatio nint wit hee l a v Courts there ot i al e te e r h wards - ;t i t' s; them it the performance of their duties in the country. Upon the whole, he could only say, that hi- the case hf a vaceaey, which lie hoped might . not soon tutor, he should endeavour to select the. person Must eligible CO the office of Attorney-Gent:TA. !lite . 4%aw no reaaon, press b r o em dr ov c i o n t i l4 e : l ;. 6 hi: c. op :n Stlent i it o n i : b h c who :read in d it at , p_hA r , , 2. 7 1° er le,'"ll.' • . _