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~. • Vs r• ' . 7. i.• -'' • h• ~..---.. gr r t , - . ... • , 7 . , ...... _ • : *4A7' , , ; l • • ,a. , 14 . QS ',. t il ' 4 41,.. . 4 • i - I'l itl k - A l , .- V/P114.. A ‘ lll l l l - 1111 „ . 7 • V e" 1 ...- • q 1 r WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,. 1818. .---....:---_ l'il'3lßEß 97 . • ,PUBLIC MONUMENT ' t THE =ikon OF Tilt LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE-COBOURO. 4 PRICE SEVEN-rkri PARLIAME NTA R V PROCEEDINGS. -I THE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after ma tarelv considering the various communications they have received, and in cenformity with What they have reason to be. lieve is the wish of the Public, beg leave to state, that it is their intention, should their Funds be adequate, to construct the pro posed TEMPLE of thn CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently . extenaive to admit of Its being appropriated.to the purposes of DIVINE WORSHIP, and coostittiud a TREE CHURCH. (For the Committee), - BENJAMIN r.OTCII, Jun. OFFICC Or ORDMI:VCE, April WO, 111111. TLIE Principal OFFICERS of his MAJESTY'S, ORDNA.vrE do ierchy Rine Notice, That Proposals will Se received at their Office, in Pall Mall, in or before FRIDAY, the eth May next, from such persons may be willing to nr.dertake the Supply of SHIRTS and s ae Articles, for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, rot notice of three Months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, 'upon, appal:atlas; at to principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and to the respective Officers of the Ordnlnce in the Royal Anew at Woolwich; and farther partieulars, together with t►e Terms and Condidons of the Contact, may be known at the SeeretatT's Office in 1 3 .111.4na1l aforesaid, any day between the. boars Wien and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed asp, and endorsed—" Proposals for Shirts, &c." but no Propo sal can be admitted after the said Salt day of May, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be roticed unless the parry =king it, or an agent in kis behalf, shall ,:read. $p Order of the Bwerd, R. H. CHEW, divreary. CONTRACT FOR BRICK& NAVI=OFFICE, May 1, 1818. THE PRINCIPA L OFFICERS and COMMIS -1- STONERS(I kis . 114111377's NAVY do kereinke Notice, Tut or. THURSDAY, the 14th instant, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with ouch Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying his Majtsty's Yards at Deptford and ifoolrich with BRICKS. A rutin of the Tender maybe seen at this Office. No Ter i.: be received after One &Clock on the day of Treaty, ►x.i.e noticed, unless the party or an agent for him attends. !way Tender niuct be accompanied by a Letter addressed to tb: Nivy Board, and signed by Two responsible reraons, en pfir; to become bound with the person tendering, in the sum .ioa for the due performance fa: the Contract. , NAVY OFFICE, m,sr4, Isle. THE Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of his 31ajesty; Treasury, having appointed Money for the rmicut of Ilalf-pay to Sea Olken, from the let January to March, 1818, according to his Majesty's Establi'hment Stan ilekalL These are to give Notice that the several Pay son will begin to b, made at the Pay Offtte, by the Treasurer 'fhb Majesty's Navy, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning on the bbir kg Days, vit. On tle th, r.th, and 13th instant, to Admirals, Captains, ■i their Morrie'. Os the 14th, 15th, 111th, and 19th blatant, to Lientemuits and (11412 ins, sad their Alto/zits. Os the tOth and ti at instant, to Masters, Surgeons, and rut . - an, an! thiir Atomics. After whi.h the Lists will be recalled the first and third Wed. asday In every Month, that all Persons may then, and there, :tend to receive, what may become payable to them; and bring nth them the A:Unit required, touching their not having en ; yed the hen. fit of any public employment either at Sea or on Itors, &Wing *he tame they ass to be paid their Half-pay ; and in case any ef the said Oficert should not be able to attend them nivel, bat employ Atomics for that purpose, that the said At krnies do produce the hke .IfLlavit from the persons they are employed by.—.-11Iere Officers are abroad on leave, their spun are to produce attested Copies of such leave, before the lif-pay can be paid. And as by Act of Parliament passed in the `3sth year of his meet Majesty's Reign, entitukd, " An Act for establishing a 'more easy and expeditious method for the payment of Officers 'belonging to his Majesty's Navy,' it is enacted by the 20th 'Uaase of the said Act, that if any Commissioned or Warrant 'Naval Officer, rho shalibe entitled to receive Half-pay, and 'facing desirous to receive and be paid the same at or near the 'place of his Residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his ' lbjetty's Navy in London, to have such Half-pay paid at or 'sea the place of his Residence, &c. in the manner pointed • tr. by the said Act." And by a further Act passed in the 11th year of his present Majesty's reign, entituled, " An Act •fer er.;.blirg the Officirs in his Majesty's Navy and their Re ' 7e.stntatives, to draw for and receive their Half-pay" it is 'wt.: up the in and sd clauses of the said Act, " that if any 1 • 0%. • (in his Majesty's Navy, who shallbe entitled to receive • asy ..an of money fur or on account of his Half-pay, shall be • Mimes it: drawing a Bill of Exchange for the same, upon • the Caa.lissioners of his Majesty's Navy, instead of receiv 'kg the same hi Remittance Bill, he shall signify such desire, ' by Le ter t o the Tfealerer e his Majesty's Navy; and that if ` v.y (ificer in his Majesty's Navy who shall be entitled to re ` :dee cry rant of Money for or on account of Half-pay, shall , "le :;Brous of having his Half-pay paid to him by Extract, at tr./ ~ f his Majetty's Deck Yards, where Clerks for the pay ".re:" of Wages for the '.'7avy shall reside, instead of receiving he same by Remittance )3ill or Bill of Exchange, he is to 7 .. .4 . .7 . either to the rrop e r Cl er k at t h e N avy P ay- Offi ce i n .. -.! m, or at the P a y -O ffi ce at suc h D oc k Y ar d , s i gn i fy i ng ••• :k hie desire." Notice is hereby further given, that the P.t . f.;;;; ei. , :ing the 31st March, 1818, will commence paying t• It% nth iastant, and all persona desirous of drawing for, or I: . ...i.7ing their Half-pay remitted to them, may apply as above t - -cted. :dicta—Bills of Exchange drawn under or by virtue of the In above recited, are not liable to the Stamp Duty. '.,) persons residing oat of bb Majesty's dominions are entl i tic the privileges of the Aet. PATENT ORNATIENTAL INLAID or TES- L SELLATED PArZUENT for Churches, Halls, Baths, t 4 rtervatories, &c. &c. far exceeding in beauty and variety of feao the ancient Works of that nature. A. , : Puddings of Stone er Brick, either new or old, are FAced e.th acne, by a new and cheap method, which adds con -4..ra1:i7 to the strength and compactness o f the Wells, and effec -447 kct.r..s thrn front the entrance of Derrip or Moisture. Itt and every kind of lutes for and Exterior Plain v.:On:are:A Filtering executed by C. J. CARTER, Plas :t% 1, Drarwtreet, Soho-square, where Messrs. PaaxLit and • TS ' S OrigiLal Genuine Roman Cement is sold. LIYENS or THE NtIV BI.EACH. T IEi NOBILITY and FA: , IILIZS are verr re ' l'.'.t-tndia , inforned, the above are sold at MIL.- lizmburgh, S.:otch, Manchester and I = - 11 tree!! ease, No. 16, CHEA PSIDE, rendered of , their frern the improved preparati t 4 o of the Flax f?: which t h e y are found to merit the n molt dhtia- L.:41 1 estronnt , . The pieces conwin from US to ed yards tacit t 21. 4d- es. St es. bd. 23.10 d. 33. 12, bd. bs.ted. W. 41.2 d. 4s. 4d. an d 43.631. per yard U. .j 1t relty, and each piece warranted. 'l'he various ki n d s Zazaily e•s, r..reign S.:otch Table linen, ludis Mus. rs, Ilucksbac., Fine Ilmsia, Scotch, and Irizh •Ats,ini:4dirg :base of one-hrealth for the Shea ; French r h .., act. are st.ld wl.:desale at.d re tail.—Troprietors cf ' ,l ' - n' , :•hnurnfs an d al having Cornmis..Mr3, wi:l Mettuw.... breateit choieL of the br 3t manufactured good'', at the st ..3.• pt.z • • • es. 1 01d:rs ...accutx.sl With the greatest civt. KENNET AND AVON CANAL SHARES. By Mr. SCOTT, In the Sale on Feiner next, May 8, at Twelve, at the Mart, by Order of the Exec , ttors, ENNET and AVON CANAL, Thirty Shares in 11 this extensive and improving Navigation ; two dividends of fifteen shillingsper Share per annum have been paid—the last dividend was eleven shillings, the Tonnage increases causiderablp. Particulars at the Mart, and at the Office of Mr. Scott, ge l New Bridge-sweet. EQUITABLE ASSURANCE POLICY of i'soc2o,_ SION to se7oo, 3 rer Cent. Consols. QAS LIGHTS, LONDON ASSURANCE, VAST COUNTRY DOCK, COMMERCIAL SALE-ROOMS, AND RUSSELL IN STITUTION SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •By Mr. scorn, Oft IPLIDILY May 8, at Twelve, at tbe - Mart, London, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, EQUITABLE SOCIETY, CHATHAM-PLACE, a Policy of Five Thousand Pounds, of 1812, on a very eli gible Life of Fifty-eight, a desirable purchase for Family Invest ment ; Absolute Reversion to 7001. three per Cent. Consols, on a Life of Sixty-four, under a Will, vestsd in respectable F.xecu tors ; London Assurance Ship Shares; original Gas Light, East Country Dock, Commercial Sale Booms, and Russell Institution Shares.—Particular at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; the Mart; and at the Office of Mr. Scott, Sill, New Bridge -street, London. LEEDS AND I `" "ER CANAL VERPOOL AND • PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT, T EEDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL ; a Share in AA this very extensive eminently improving Navigation, di viding £lO per ann. expected to increase. Also Shares in the Grand Junction, Old Union, Kennet and Assn, Gloucester and Berkley, Ashton and Oldham, Peek Forest and Thames and Medway Canals.—New Bridge-street, London. - BCARBOROUOH. To be LET, atTei..i;;;awtieiiih of Miy next, THE ASSEMBLY-ROOMS and HOTEL, situated in Long-room-street, Scarborough, in Lill view of the Sea. These well.known and long-established Premises have under gone a very considerable enlargemext, and are now in full re pair. Beside the Assembly-Rt,m, which Is 70 feet in length by 50 feet in breadth, and upwards of :.'tif, , et in height, these premises will-offer nine Sitting-arooms and nearly forty Bed rooms, Kitchens, OA-Offices, !cc. The As...milly-room is com pletely furnished, mid would alone dine y.OO with comfort ; and the whole of the Premises are so replete with conveniences u to be well - deserving the attention of any one desirous of open ing a genteel house on the Harrogate plan, an accommodation much wanted at Scarborough. For particulars apply to Edward Pointer, 'Wine-merchant, Scarborough ; if by ietter, post-paid. CAPITAL LOTTERY Begins Drawing 4th June, Knta's Bum 'DAY. GWEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, CORNUILL, and 17, 101 • LIIDGATT.-Srxerr, has the satisfaction to announce another Lottery on the same principle as the last, which was so highly approved of, and in which snore Capital Prizes were obtained by the Patio than in any previous Latter: , ere? k1N11.0.. TILE PRESENT LOTTERY con:aims Three Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds ! With 104 more Capitals, and 4,000 Tickets less than the last Lottery. All the Prizes are Sterling Money and the Lottery will be drawn on the old favourite plan (as the last was); more in its favour need not be said; but an early purchase is recom mended, as the first Twenty Prizes will receive Lt addition £lOOO each, making £20,000 in the first half hour. Tickets and Shares are selling at WEBB's fortunate Offices, 9, CORNIIILL, AND 17, LUDGATE-STREET, - - - Where Four Capitals, in the Last Lottery, were sold in Shares, and Three .00,000 grizes in the short space of thirteen months. • It is estimated that not less than Eight Hundred Person; participated in the Capitals of the s late Lottery, every Share of the Great Prizes having been sold to the Public. Jand J. SIVEWRIGHT feel pleasure in stating • they bad the good fortune to sell No. 21,206, the First £30,000 ever drawn! 1.5,760, the Last £SO,OOO ever drawn! And respectfully solicit attention to the meriu of the present Scheme, which, with only 14,000 Tickets, conuins 107 CAPITAL PRIZES ! including 3 Prizes of /20,000! 4 Prizes of 1'3,000 and Aipoo 20 Prizes of 11,000 ! go Prizes of .esoo, &c. &c. And the Scheme is so arranged that TWENTY ONE THOUSAND POUND Paurs Must be Drawn in the First Twenty Atinutts. On the 4th June, KING'S BIRTH-DAY. Tickets and Shares are nuw on sale by 3. & .7. SIVEWRIGHT, . . at their old establiAed &Ikea, No. 37, Coaxsitt ; I 39; HATKAIUM7 11, HOLDORN • 141, Ozeoen-sraerr; Who Sold and ' Shared in the very Lt Lottery, 1 Prize of ,5Q0!1:30 1 Prize of 1:1,000 ! other Capitals of E3OO, f4oo , 9te. Ste. &e. Wigan-lane, Liar Wigan, 3d March, 1817. SIR —I beg leave to communicate to you a most wonderful Cute, performed by your invaluable ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, which I purchased from Mrs. Dorothy Lyon ' of Wigan , upon my son Thomas , who, after suffering most severely for Lye years, during which time, his whole body from head to foot was covered with Scorbutic Eruptions; the itching and smarting became intolerable; excess of affliction made hie life a burden to himself, nor could he follow any business ; he mad* trial of every remedy of which either myself or friends could devise; besides a great deal of monoy which I paid to me dical men, all of which proved of no avail; but strange as it may appear, was completely restored to health and useulness, by taking only one fourteen shilling bottle of your Drops, and now continues to enjoy uninterrupted health ; for which I beg leave to express to you my most hearty thanks and those of my son. And am, Sir, your most obedient Servants, CHARLES 110 LT, THOMAS HOLT, Witness—Dorothy Lyon, Wm. Lyon, jun. To Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, Manchester. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at 6s. and lee. (one 14s. bottle is equal to three 6s. ones), wholesale and re tail, by Mr. Lignum, Manchester; also by J. Leans and Son, Long-lane, Wsast Smithfield ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; Edwards, Go, St. Faai's flu: eh-yard ; Butler and Suns, 4, Cheap , icle ; and by one or more principal Medicine N'endera in every Market Town in the Vaiwd Kiadoul. AMERICAPJ PAPERS. CONGRESS.-IN SE.NATE, MARCH 25. SEMINOLE WAR. The following message was received from the PnE OIDIWT of the United States: "Aro Me Senate and Howse Representatives of Me United &ea. '1 I now lay before Congress all the information in the Pos session of the Executive, respecting the war with the Seminoles, and the measures which it has been thought proper to adopt, for the safety of our fellow-chi Lens on the frontier exposed to their ravages. The encleltd documents thew that the hostilities of this tribe were unprovoked, the offsprinf of a spirit long cherished and often manifested towards the United States, and that, in the present instance, it was extending its.lf to other tribes, and daily assuming a more serious aspect. As soon as the nature and object of *his combination were perceived, the Major- leneral commanding the southern division of the troops of the United States was ordered to the theatre of action, charged with the management of the war, and vested with the powers necessary to give it effect. The season of the year being unfavourable to active operations, and the recesses of the county/ affording shelter to these savages, in case of retreat, may prevent a prompt ter mination of the war; but it may be fairly presumed, that It will not be long before this tribe and its associates receive the pu nishment which they have provoked and justly merited. " Ai almost the whole of this tribe inhabits the country within the limits of Florida, Spain was bound, by the treaty of 1795, to restrain them from committing hostilities against the United States. We have seen, with regret, that her Government has altogether failed to fulfil this obligation, nor are we aware that it made any effort to that effect. When we consider her utter inability to check, even in the slightest degree, the movements of this tribe, by her very shull and lazompetent force in Florida, we are not disposed to ascribe the failure to any m . .er cause.— The inability, however, of Spain, to maietaiu her authority over the territory and Indians within her limits, and In conse quence to fulfil the treaty, ought not to expose the United States to other and greater injuries. Where the authority of Spain ceases to exist, there the United States have a right -to pursue their enemy, on a principle of self-defence. In this instance the right is more cnniplcteaud obvious, because we shall perform only what Spain was bound to perform herself. " To the high obligations and privileges of this great and sa cred right of self-defence, wiU the movemeat of our troops be strictly confined. Orders have been given to the General com manding not to enter Florida, unless it be in pursuit of the enemy, and in that case to r..--ipect the Spanish authority where ever it is maintained ; and he w ill be instructed to withdraw his forces from the province, as soon as he shall have reduced that tribe to order, and secured our fellow-citizens in that quarter ' by satilactory arrangements, against its unprovoked and savage hostilities in furore. . " JAY= munsoa." Washington, March X. 5." "'The PnesinesT heist a Message to Congress on the 19th of March, relative to the obstacles which arose in the negotiations with Holland. The following is • the principal passage: " Congress may think it advisable to leave the subsistinTreaty in its present state, and to meet the liberal exemption from dis criminating tonnage duties which has been conceded in the Ne therlands to vessels of the United States, by a similar exemp tion to the vessels of the Netherlands, whirl have arrived or may hereafter arrive in our ports, commencing from the time when the exemption was granted to the vessels of the United States. I would further recommend to the consideration of Congress the expediency of extending the benefit of the same re gulation to commence from the passage of the law to the vessels of Prussia, liamburgh, and Bremen ; and of making it prosve tively general in favour of evel-y nation in whose ports the ve.- sale of the United States are admitted on the same footing as their own." These several messages, with the accompanying do cuments, were ordered to be laid on the table, and the House adjourned at a late hour. On the 24th of March, Mr..BARBOVR, from the Committee of Foreign Relations, to whom had been referred the representations in behief of Mr. Meade, m:tde a report, in Senate, of considerable length, taking a full view of the subject, recognizing the wrongs of Mr. Meade, and declaring substantially, th-tt if the demand of the Executive for his release be not complied with, the ofience ought to be visited with severe retribution. The proposition of Mr. CLAY, in the House of Re. preseiltatives, for acknowlzdgiag the independence of the provinces of La Plata, was lost by a majority of seven.y. Ile moved that a certain sum should be voted for the outfit and year's salary of a Minister to the Government of La Plata, whenever the President should think fit to send one there. Notwithstanding the rejection of this proposal, an exactly similar one was again brought forward by a Mr. ANDERSON, which, was negatived by just the same majority. curring an expense to the country. This, too, front the Bank Directors, who had no objection—who, The American Government oppose the repeal of while in the spirit of their economy they deprecated the Salt Duty, the produce of which the state of their the expense of a few hundreds incurred in the pre finances will not permit them to dispense with. sentation of Accounts, had no objection to apply to SPAIN.—The following arc the Articles of the De- their own profits hundreds of thousands of the public tree for Regulating the System of Deposit established money—( /scar, Lear.) • for the ports of Santander, Curunna, Cadiz, and Ali- Mr. MAN::ING sail, that tie production of such cant :—Articles of legal commerce proceeding from Accounts was very injurious.to the interests of the foreign ports, whether belonging to Spanish or fo- Bank, not only as it related to their domestic concerns, rein merchants, shall be allowed to be deposited free but their transactions with foreign countries. The of import duties. The products and merchandise of profits of the Bank derived from the public were not America, accompanied by certificates, shall enjoy the so great as were supposed—(A laugh.) same advantage. Fo re i gn p ro p ert y than be placed The motion was agreed to. under the guarantee of the laws, and will never be Sir F. BUBDETZIose to ask the Right. Honour liable to any reprisal on account of war between Go- ,able Gentleman opposite (the Chancello r o f t h e Ex vernments, except that of reciprocity in th e case o f chequer) whether - he expected that the Noble Lord, articles the property of Spanish merchants not being the Secretary' for Foreign Affairs, would soon appear respected. The deposits shall continue one year, if . . in his place ? The CLIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sa id, the accommodatio n o f th e owner requ i re t h at t i me , and the pet iod may he prolonged, for extraordinary that he could not undertake to answer.,at what pre causes, by the authority of the Minister of Firtance. cise time'his Noble Friend would appear in his places To defray the expense of the warehouses and clerks, but be had seen him that mura.iag, and it was pro -2 per cent. shall be levied on the merchandise, one- bible that he would soon be there. . half on the entry, and the other half on the removal. STILAII-BOATII. • • The subsequent ar ti c l es (th e D ecree cons i sts i n a ll o f On the Order of ure Day f or the committal of the 31) contain only minute regulations re , pecting the Steam-Boats Bill, • management of th e uare h ouses , th e mo d e o f a d n i t d Mr. K. FINLAY st.r..ed the great convenience that tang and removing the deposits, loving the duties, ace. had arisen flour all: use of t::ese boats at (ilasgow, • HOUSE OF LORDS s MAY 5: Cinema were beard in continuation touching .the Appeal of the Karl of Wemyss and March v. the Eari of Haddington and others.--Nrther hearing to-morrow. The Edinburgh Gas Lights Bill, and tie giwt Writer,' Wi dows' MB were brought up from the Commons by Mr. W. Dttertv and others, and recd the lint time; aa was the South reek Bridge BilL The new 14)all Ike a the British and Irish Spirits' Intercourse Bill, the Doke df Cambridge's additional Annuity, the Spare' 'Sian Treaty, aad Dac.hers of Cnnaherland's .lainture brought up from the Commons by Sir JAMES GL/.114111 cad oVs, and read the five time. The Duke of NORTHUNIBERLANIS presented a Pontine from Newcastle-upon. Tyne, againu the Parish Aesesament 11W; weich being read was lei upon the table. • The Earl of LAUDERDALE, in pursuance of what he had stated on the subject on a former everdeg, moved the adorain of a Standing Order respecting the commits to be requited In future in the case of Scoti Knee Bills, or Bills for the Sale and Fachange of Foams iA that put of the United Kingdom. The effect of the prowled Order seemed a considerable and grade! , proportion ettpi amulear comma to be required, and in a _proportion atcorertirtnl~ a nature and extent of the respective Bills. It was fortl.viftls agreed to by the Hmase, and ordered to be entered accorriingte • • Mr. BtADIT, from the Mint Office, presented an Account of the loss incurred on the dtliciencies of the old Silver Coin taken in exchange; the expenses of the exchange, and the esti mated cost of the Coin to be manufactured - in the yeir 8184 I pursuant to en eider of tie it Lordships ;.and *hick Accounts, on the motion of the Itfargaii of L.I..NSI,3WNW, were ordered to be printed. The Duke of Camliridge's Anaelty, and the Duchess of Cum berland's Jointure Simi, were ordered to be read the second time to-morrow, and the Lords to be summoned on the omission. The Marquis M LANSDOWNE gave notice, that he thosid to-morrow move the second reading of the Urea. Seal Par dons' Bill. A Petition was presented on the p.vt of certain Stockholders of the Royal .Canal Company of Ireland, disclaiming certain de.; linquencies alleged against them, and praying that an order mid* be made for their being tried In some Tribunal of competent jurisdiction, or before their Lordships' Haute, upou such charge* of alleged delinquency.—Being read, the Petition was ordered Ito be laid on the table. - The Innkeepers' Rates Bill passed through a Committee el the whole House, and was reported witho,:t any amendment. The Private or Local B;lis upon the tame were forwarded in. their rcipecties ttages.—ALiourned. • HOUSE. OF COMMONS. Accounts - of the Commiseous issued to inqttire into Charim , ble Donations, and of the Liverpool Deck Company, were pre. seated, and ordered to lie on the sable. A Return re persons prthteci.ted ter forgeries was prescnteds and orderc4 to lie on the table. - Mr. S. THORNTON presented a Petition from Wandsworth against the Parish Vestries' Bili.—ltead, and oi dered to Ile on the table and to be printed. Mr. LESLIE FOSTER. obtained leave to brizg In a to amend the Act commonly railed in Ireland the Landlord and Tenants' Act. - On the motion of Mr. lIOLME SUMNER, a Select Com mittee was appoleted to faqt.ire Into the Iktitiom a the Conn tee alien respecting the Aaexe Act. • Mr. C. WY NNE gave nod-e, that on Friday next be wo.id move an Address to the Prince Regent, prayin7, that Tbernas Fergusson might be dismissed from his olliec of Surveyor of Taxes at Cilanow. On the motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, there was ordered to be laid before the Ileum a Copy of the Viarrnnt nf C.mertfs. sion under which the present posassor of the office of Keeper of. his Majesty's Signet, and his two immediate predecessors, held that office ; and also a Copy of thl Act of Sederunt of the Lords of Council and S.-saion fn Scetlaod, of April or May, 1814, tete. dye to the sale of the office of Sh'_•riit's Clerk In Scotland. Sikes's Hydrometer Bill was read a third time and passed. Sir F. BU RDETT rose to present se Petitions from the In habitants of Leeds, in the County of York, praying for Reform and Annual Parliaments.—The Petit;ons were broaght up and read, and ordered to lie on the table, and one of theta to be peinted.. Sir F. EURDETT presented 0 Peddbas of the stme kind fr , ,n2 the town or fislifax,whizh were disposed of is the sure way-. DEPudITN . ON L,OANI. Mr. ORENrELL moved that there be laid hesre the House an Account of Monies paid by the Public to the Bail as a remuneration for receiving Deposits on Loans, from 1793 till the present time. Mr. THORNTON remarked, that it would be very troublesothe to the Bank to make out these Ac counts this-Session ; the; had been obliged to make out 17 AcCounts of the same kind. Mr. GRENFELL said it was scarcely to be en• dured, that any Dneetor of the Bank of England should object to such an Account bemuse it was troublesome—( Hear, hear, hear.)—What, when the • Bank were drawing annually a million of money he' proat from their transacticuss with the country, were they indispo=ed to let that country know the amount, and how it was distinctively incurred?..-(Hear, hear.) When he had the honour of originating this question, the Bank evinced the same hostility to the procluc don of Accounts ; but would any Gentleman assert, that no advantage had accrued to the public front• the inquiry ?—( Hear, hear.)—When one reflected on the immense sums the Bank had already drawn from the public, was this objection as to the sup.. posed trouble to be endured ? But then we were in. "IN PURSIJANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE ; ' HONORABLE THE HOUSR OF COMMONS, DA, S .. TRD THE 24TH DAY OF APRIL, leis, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That application A nave making in Parliament for an Act to enable the I N - r.trymetrof Ihe Parish of ST. MARY-LA-BONNE, in the County of Middlesex, to contract with any Water Company for the supply of the Inhabitants of the said Parish with WATER, and to etrable she said Nrestrytnen to supply the said Inhabitants with Water by means of Pipes, &c. leading through the said Parish of St. Mary-la-bonne, and also through the se veral Parishes of St. George, Hanover-square, St. Margaret, Westminster, and St. John the Evangelist, in the City of West . rninster, and County of Middlesex ; and alio for the better pro : tection of the Pavement of the said Parish of St. Mary-la-bonne 1 from injury, and for other purposes relating thereto. JAMES HUGO G REENWELL, Vestry Clerk.