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k . ••\ * ; ol : t i 4 t e r\ ; 1 4- - t t • , 01 43( • . TO\ 7 .:1 1 7), A i r Ob. 41, 4 .7 11 1, Pr w - rdil (11 co T'" I 1 ' • t i: I IDER 8746. THEATRE ROYAL, UIaRY-I.ANE. • 10-MORROW EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will ppe~rform► the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE SLCOND. , i ng ItiLharti, Mr. KEAN ; The Queen, Mrs. BARTLEY. To which will be added, the new Farce . calkd PAST 'PEN O'CLOCK AND A RAINY NIGHT. Saturday, the sane Performances. 1 tiF.ATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rOZIORROW EVENING, will be performed, l Ise Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. ?hoe, Mr. YOUNG; Jailer, Mr. CONWAY; lielvidera, Miss O'NEILL. e To which will be added, THE BEE•HIVE. satui %3y, The &rosier ; with Love Laughs -at Locksmiths. GOLDEN LOTTERY ! CEjITMS 'PRIZES OF THIRTY 11400 SAND PC/liNnin • ( J . • t of 1 ,000 Gtll/4 misers, wlddi will be PAID IN GOLD. rl;l6lLi turns his vateiul thanks to the Public. , kingdom for their distinguished favours. Chitin.sumounell the attractive and unprecedented detain Thirty Thousand Potted Prizes, in the „,, . Lottery of only 15,000 Tickets; and as op former Lot en or 4;o,000 rickets, ever contained more than 2 of 3„ 4 I the chance of gaining so large a Capital is now increased . ; ,114 &is', a' a crateful tribute of respect to the Public, he Tile arrantements that the Five. Prizes of One Thousand 4 *. a , i3eti, shall he paid in Gold u soon as drawn without any whetter they are sold in 1 icke3 or Shares, at either ryas laces, or at any other Office in the Kingdom. 'I'HE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Prizes of ‘20,000 are £60,000 3 WI. ••• ••• 10,000 ...... 30,00 u 5 • 1,050 ...... 5,1150 And imenty-two other Capitals, &c. &c. S Prizes of £lO,OOO will each receive £20,000 more ! Malang 'three Prizes of ,fso,ooo each ! 5 Blanks will each receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold. Begins Drawing Sth of (next Month) APRIL. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale by BISH, Contractor, A: 4, Coate nett— or. 9, CIIMUro-Caosi, London, who Sold to l'au Last xao,Loo Prizes, and Fifteen Carnal Prizes iu the last Lottery. ItlßC,Hokelk:sli‘rDesSOtrjyGinoforOmDL the i y u V ic , tha an t d th C e s o t . at S e toc t k . !7•. - conmencxs drawing the sth of APRIL; there are 15,000 IJ..ts, and the Scheme contains 3 Prizes of £50,000, with £7 r Capitals, Five of thent are of the value•of 1000 Guineas .ch, which will be Paid. in Gold, without any. Deddction, as son:;• Drawn. RICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK, and CO. have been particu a!T Lirtiinwtc in the mile of Thirty Thousand Polutd .Prizes, time only persons that .ever sold in Sharss . l'wo Prizes of !tttiescriptinn; is,so7-4 1 0,000 in Sixteen Sixteenths, and I..zo,tek, iu One Half, One Quarter, and Two li.ighths. .ay liktwite sold is the last Ten Lotteries, foa all of which in were ConttaCtOrt, Thirty-five Capital Prizes in £7O Shares, Prizes of 6110,000 i £lO,OOO, .e 5,006, .1 icketa and &tares arc on sale, in variety of Numbers, at hot/anion, Goomtitit, and Co.'s Offices, Cornhill and Cha a-hkiwpfirre Sabtattswijh fuiljtartikulsrs may be lAO vaq.. EAST ACTON, • Font miles from o*rd-street RESIDENCE, GARDENS, AND ABOUT THREE ACRES OF LAND. .• TO BE DISPOSED OF, VISE IXASE of a very excellent detached Ido -1 der. FAMILY HQUSE, in conwletc order, fit for the : 31e ,t,soe sdeepticin of a Gentleman': Family, surrounded by iarderai'at , d P.eaiure-grounds, laid out in a tasteful style, Or tud, in: I small Paddock adjoining; the whole about Three icres; Coaeli-boase, Stable for three borne, Room and Loft sit.— . l Le rxtures and some articles of Furniture to be taken mh the Hon • . ltry Mewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be bad A:r itobius, Warwials•street, Golden-square. I.OUCESTERSKIRE—Iit EEIIOLD ESTATE. Tube SOLI) or LET by Pit IVATE • CONTRACT, By his. It N 6, 1)1 SIitABLE Compact St: ne-built RESI DENCE, situate In Gloucestershire, on the High Road io . 11 ureester, mclosecl by a fore Court, consisting of a handsome :Trance Hall, Dining Parlour, Drawing-room and Library, 044 principal and four secondary &11-el:ambers and Closets ke. conveniont Domestic Offices and capital Cellars, Double . ' .sach-ho sr, Stable for Nine Dorset, Dog Kenn. 1, capital Gar te..2 walled round, well stocked and planted with choice Fruit t-es, an Orchard, and Twenty Acres of Meadow Land, with hrt-bui'dirgs, forming a very eligible Residence for a Gentleman the centre of several Packs of Hounds. The Mad and 4ier Coaches pass daily to and Irons l.ondon. Peticulars may be bad of Mr. ikobius, Warwick-street, Gal care. CAPITAL. TOWN RESIDENCE, In the vicINITTY of the IPRIIiICIPAL SQUARE. TO BE SOLD.IY PRIVATX CON FRAC r, By Mr, 1/981Its. & CAPITAL FAMILY RENDENCE I sub. itaritiAty bulk, and handsoist4julißied . up, stud adapted Of the accommodation of a blohlansisair43entlensan's Fard'lY of k tint u.ii.tunctioo : cot)tainirti o on 'tho Aublior Smii° 3 9 Ei g ht . ircpinejnoms,,with titlna conveniently,; Two eaprat Draw. o , t-roomt, elegantly firt mini', ca nnon: Oaten by folaing doors, i'ry-three feet Inli-rgth, nearly i:trenteen feet in height ; !.• Liiithuttl Arid-Mons, leading to a capital Library, ,•,! In a 4111140 style,- 34 Wet by 21 feet; out the Ground " I ' , a ritkle . losyng•rtioni, 24 t e es ti inches, by 19 feet d inches; ;pntir Morisiiii-ro3m, Bedchamber, Dre4ng-romn, Ece. ; .le , ntuile or Inner hall, with a 'capital Stone Sta.rraw to thee ld storey, a st.condery 3toOr Sunnite, with suitable attached , derache.4ol%:es, Coach.lususe and Stablng fur eight horses. inimvliate poi4essioti mar be ha d. ' to be view, J by •I'ickets, which, with Particulars, may be Mor Aft. Roy Wirwiet , Golden -square. GIBBON'S ROMAN EMPIRE. day was pulilished, accurately printed in ben. Part I. price Ss. Ni.' price Is. (tlis t'arts to be continued Monthly, and 6 ': 4 Ln:hers Weekly), of E /llSTOristrof the DECLINE and FALL ft the ROMAN EMPIRE.—By 80W.% RD GIBSON, Eq. I ifrbith is prefixed, a Sketch of the bile and Wridngs of the 11, :iier. The whole will be completed in 71 Numbers, or 14 and erohelilitu.d with Portraits and Maps. ho Proprietors announce this Edislun in full confidence that (6 ehrated production of English genius, so peculiarly iwe. • ;rie at the present period, will appear, fo. the first tim!'. in a worthy of the Author :and the Stitsject. The follow ': ?re the grounds upon wbich they rest the pretensions of this '''!on to Public patronage—that it stands unrivalled, in point of : - Once and correctness—that it Is cheaper than the most com ' , llion that has hitherto appeared; and that it is brought such a corvenient mode, as to place it within the reaeh of ' , tr Y class of readers, and ensure ir that extensive c naiades' Lni is due to Its intrinsic merit. 4 3den : Sold by tiherwood, Weep, and Jens) Patornoster , and aU tither uoetworfo. • 'ilia day were published, In 2 vols. litato. price tut. DANGEROUS SECRETS. A ROMANCE. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. The following will be published this Spring; Theresa, or the Wizard's Fate, a Romance, 5 vols. Diicontesited Man; by A. F. Holstein, a vols. Duncan and Peggy; by Mrs. Helme, new edition, II vols. Author of the Farmer of Inglewood Forest, &c. Lady Pocket; by the An.hor of Silvanella, 4 vols. Border Chieftains; by Miss Houghton, 24 edition, 3 vols. 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VOLilll~iii of S MUM, try ilLWlLlies This day were published, imam. price Ios. ed.=e, VINE SEL(MONS on the NATURE of the EVIDENCE by which the Fact of our Lord', Resurrec tion is established : and on various other Subjects. Fa which is prelixed, a Diiisertatfon on the Prophecies ut the Mesii4h du• persed anions the Heathen. By SAMUEL HORSLEY, LLD. F.R.S. F A.S. Late Lord Bishop of St. Aiiaph. Printed for I .nr.grnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster•row ; and F. C. and J. Rivington,St. Paul's Church-yard. Al•o in a few day. will be publq.hed, A l'randation of the Psalms of David, with Notes. By Bi shop Horsley. In 2 vuls. usu. i~lii~'i ~ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1815. A SECOND EDITION, with a Preface of a 11 NEW COVERING to the VELVET CUSHION, was !Ids day published, pike ss. ed. boards. Oarrit 'Wes ex re fat Cnair"...HORAC C. 1.014011 : Printed !or Oak, Curtis, and Fenoer, Paternos ter'row. This day svas published, in 3 Vol.. Moo. p r i ce XI. 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Daystar's A !areas, giving a Cu ohltalA N'S Reasons for declining a connection with the BISLIL SoCIITY.-5. A View of the Polars to be discussed, in treating with the UNITED STATRIL-6. lord Gasisetah's Letter to the Earl of FINIAL.-7. Answer to Judge Faarcuca's PaINTROCMAIOI.-8. Mr. Setjeant °alcoves Speech on the Bill for more eifectually securing the Luatary of the Susi FcT —9. Pa9n9A atedEAhalf.--.10. Sketch of DM GALL and SPURN vanes ANATOMY and Pihstahor of the BaAIN. By T. Pox sr Mt, EL S.—II. An obi and curious Pamphlet on the Sub ject of Coax, Acncuvroaa, Stc. 1581. Communicated by H. Waorrasmor, Esq M.P. Sold by Gale, Curtis, and Co.; Black, Parry, and Co.; Rod well. London: Mactedie and Co. lichnbuigh; and all other Booksellers. DR. SYNTAX'S; NAPOLEON. This day was published. in One Vol. Royal Octavo, Elegantly printed on Dra w i ng P a p er an d em b e llished with thirty coloured Engravings, price ' ss. la boards. • THE LIFE of NAPOLEON.—:-A Hudibrastic Poem, in Fifteen Cantos, by Dr. SYN rAx. N.B. This Work may also be had in Weekly Parts. at is. fid. rads: ' London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 11 r , Cheapelde ;W. Miason, No. 31, New Bond.street ; and J. Dick, Blmburgb. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. • . , HOUSE CIF LORDS, MARCH 14. The LORD CHANCELLOR bookish wit on the Wallach about rbe usual hoer, when colic routine and private business was transacted. Their Lordships then adjourned for some time during pleasure, and at about live o'clock the House resumed. CORN LAPS. A number of Petitions were received on this subject, from stoke Newington, Clapham, parish of Johnstown, Rent rewshire. from the •icinity of Glasgow, and from certain pari,hes iti &molter part of Scotland, by Earl STA NSW? c. From the Mayor, Aldermen, and Conuuon Council of the toad of Nottingham, by Earl Garr. Fr= the borough of Devizes, by Viscount SIDIMIOUTs. These Petitions were against az.y alterations being made la the Corn Laws. The Earl of LIMERICK presented a Petition from the Fgee holders of the county of Limerick, in Ireland, which his Led ship, among ether points said, prayed generally fur protection . against the importation ot ? Foreign Corn, and stating that these Petitioners consider their interests interwoven and linked to. gether with those of this country, with which they with to stand or fal. The Petition, bring read, was ordered to lie en the table. Vetitlona were pres2ntt d from RIM, in Hertfordshire, and from the town and neighbourhood of St. Alban's, nano ally al teration in the Corti Laws ; the latter way presented by V i:couut Counts-on. A Petition to the same Met was presentel from Stamford, in Lincolnshire, and from a place, the name Ott which we could not learn, by Earl SPINC za. f hese were severally ordered to lie on the table. The Mutiny Bill was read a third time and pawed. Certain Annual Accounts were presented by Mr. Johnson, from the Irish secretary of State's Once; Mr. Hill, from the Treasury ; and from some other Public Offices, which ware or dered to he on the table. The Marine Mutiny Bill, and the Additional Custom Duties Bill, were read a second time; as was the Bank it.striction 13111 (upon which their Lordships were suiumoned), on the stio:iou of the Earl of Liverpool. Adj. 'timed till to-morrow when their Lordships stand sum mooed ors the proposed sepi as! reading of the Corn Bali. LIST OF THE MINOR! ry UPON EARL GREY'S MOTION, ON MONDAY NIGH r t IN THE 11011 SE of LOMAS. Dukes Susses Earls Stanirape Glouctster. Furteseue Somerset Ilaruley Devonshire Grey Argyle Viscounts Grinviton Marquisses Douglas Torrington Wellesley Barons Grenville Earls Derby I King ESKX Cahhorpe Present Proxies For the Motion - 18 0 Against the Motion 11l 43-124 Earl Spenetr, who spoke in favour of the Motion, was obliged to, leave the House before the division, ou account of indisposition. I'RO rEsT AGAINST THE REJECTION OF EARL GREY'S MOTION FOR FORM= ENQUIRY ON Till CORN LAWS. Dissentient : Because enquiry has been - deemei necessary to afibrd this House full iaformation respecting the state of the gro.th, the commerce, and the consumption of graip, and all laws relating therein, previous to the adoption of any new regulation on those subjects. Because, though a Committee has been appointed for the pur pose of such enquiries, and has produce) a voluminous report, containing much information respecting the matters referred to their consideration, it is acknowledged in that repose, that the in vestigation is not complete; and it is anticipated as the opinion of this House, that it will b e proper to resume the enquiry before any alteration takes place in the Laws affecting the . iuterests both of the growers and consumers of corn. Because with the obvious deficiency of information thus ac knowledged in the report of the Committee itself, and With the strong doubts which so many persons entertain, as to the pro. priety of making any change in the existing laws, we cannot think it expedient to proceed to legislate upon a sulleck which of all others requires the fullest and most patieot investiffition, and in which the mischief of any error mist be so extensive and data genius. AUOUSTOS KING. WILLIAM ITIISOISSICE. 7011111110 TON. S TAN HOPE. 011ENVILLS. OILY. HOUSE OF COMMONS. - - Mr. W. DUNDAS presented a PetiticiatircO the Merchants of Ediuburgh,against the scotch Jury Bill. Ordered to lie on the table Lord G. 1.. GOWER presented a Petition from t►e M. 1113. facturers and Merchants of Bilstoo, against the Corn Bill. Ur• dared to lie on the table. General GASCOYNE presented a Petition from the Corpo ration of Liverpool, praying to be heard by Counsel against cer tain parts of the County Rates Bill. Orfbred to lie on the table. Sir JOHN NEWPORT gave notice, that he should move, to morrow, that Mr. Horshamp, of the Petty Bag Office, be called to the Bar of the House, to explain the reason why he had not made more perfect returns of certain Fees taken in the Court of Ch ncery, the Accounts of which had, on the 25th of February last, been ordered by the Ho u s e t o b e p ro d uce d 141 r. ROSE gave notice that he should ask have to-morrow to bellill a Bill to repeal certain l aws res p ect i ng S iemens ' w ill s . e Malta Trade BM went through a Committee, and the Report was ordered to be received next IlurstLy. The County Rates Bill was also committed. The Report was received, and ordered for further consideration next Monday. Mr. Jonsisom from the office of the Chief Secretary of Ire land, presented Papers relative to the ordinary Revenues, the extraordipary Resources, and Navigation of that Country. Mr. OOLI ea presented a Report of the produce of the Per manent Taxes, and the charges on the Funded Debt. Mr. KINGSTON, front the stamp Office, brought up an Ac count of the stamps issued for Newspapers in the year ibis, and of the amount of Duties thereon. Mr. Spice*, V the Navy Office, Presented a general Aceourt of the Unclaimed Prke•Mopsy, front th• teat of January, law, to the VIA of December, 1114. d e. • lien Scuts Jury Courts' Salary BM went through& Canunktee. Ripon to-morrow. he Committee on the Scotch Jury Bill was postponed to die 4th of April asst. Lord IlAkteLtßD presented a Padden front Barnard Code against the Coro MIL Thu, House went into a Comasittaetta the Repots el lett iloaaninale.4o .11mo •ffilffitilasir Acid *ffit'llilf . . This day was published, in See. price 7s. boards, IsTot RE des SOCIETES Secretes de l'Artnee JAL et des Conspiraiions Militaires qui ont est pour Objet la Ipeb t r c t Jou du Goteernmenr dt• Vimaparte. Also, in a few days will be Itublished, In 3 vols. NvO. • Hi.toire des Conspirations farm& centre Napoleon Bonaparte, depuis 1797, jusqu'en 18(4; ou, Chronique Secrete de Prauce et depots la Creation de la Republique Clsalpihe jusqu's la ChOte du Tyrau Corse. Publiee par le Cuused des Conjuri.tdes deux Pays. Printed for Longman, Hurst,.Rees, Ornte, and Brown, Pater nnetett-ruw ; Bosumge and Masson ; and Le Blanc, 14, Great Marlborough-street. Traitslations Maw above Works will speedily be publisbed. ut. nay was published, in one vol. svo. price 15s. in boards, A TREATISE on the DISEASES of ARTE -11- RIES and VEINS; containing the Pathology and Treat ment of Aneurisms and Wounded Arteries. By JOSEPH HODGSON, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Also, by the same, in One Vol. co. price 2I s. in boards, Engravings, accompanied with Explanations, intended to Illus trate some of the Di.eases of Arteries. London : Pruned for Thomas Underwood, U, Fleet-street ; Adam lack, Edinburgh; J. Staid* and Soo, Glasgow; and J. Cumming, Dublin. ' Ina few days will Is — iiitisbetl, In quarto, Part the First, price One Guinea, of NAVAL RECORDS; consiuting of a Series of ENGRAViNGS from Original Designs by NICHOLAS POCOCK, Esq. iiluseratiee of our Principal Engagements at Sea, since the commencement of the War with France in the year 1793; accompanied with a concise Accoout of each Action, and a Sketch of the General 6erviees of the British Navy during the two last Wars. by Lieutenant WM. INNIS POCOCK, R. N. Part I. containing Four Engravings, viz. 1. A Vignette Head piece, Model of his Majesty's ship Victory.--2. The Commence ment of Hostilities, 1293, the Batteries at the entrance of Brest Harlsour firing upon his Majesty's brig Childers—l. Capture of la NynThe by la Cleopatra. 18th June, 1793-4. Vignette Tail piece, Sarcophagus CO the Memory of Lieut. Western, R. N. Printed for Calell and W. Davies, Strand ; where, and at Mr. Pocnck's House, No. 14, Great George-str: et , Westmioster, the names of Subscribers are received, a List of arid& will be published whou one volume of the work is completed This day was published, price ". Os. Under the Patronage of his Grace the Duke of Artiot., THE SCENERY of the GRAMPIAN MOUN TAINS, illustrated by Forty Etchings, in the soft Ground, represeutlng the Picturesque Features of the principal Hills In Braemar, Athol, Rannoch, Breaddbas e, the vicinity of j.och Katerine, Loch Lonioncl,S..c. with an Egpianatory and Descrip vet Letter press, a Map of the District, and an additional View of Ben Nevis. By 0 F. ROBSON, Member of the Seciry of Painters in Water Colours. The &Wee Work Is honoured by the Subscription of the fol. lowing distinguished Personages, and upwards of 400 others of the Nobility and (;entry—Dukes and Duchesses of Athol. mid Notthumberiand; Dukes of Rutland, Devonshire, Gordon, and Bucrleugh ; Marquis of Hitat'an Esshbp of Doillises3 Eask of liresdalbane, Aberdeen Darlingtim, fife, Perch .I,Asiikohlgilo b Leven, and Melville; Lord laws Murray, etc. *c. Sta. • To be had of a. F. Ituesow, 11, CArulioe4tivet.....are. 'rani an 4 of 4 betwwdet 4 oi 94 P4 lost,IP 401 4 01 111,..? • • lif•CC s .e P • PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. were read and agreed to, and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow. Lord miuroN inquired will iea•l prciebted P•.-1 • . :,* towards the du-t of la.( Se=lion, a l'etttoin hum Mr. Burke, of Norwich, cmiplaiiiing of the et:tdurt r.il G•tre. .11.411 d the Honourable Menther not he pr..s lir. but ht.:rot this inquiry, he bhoold wish him to state what course lee Ill.:Jiff to Oil ••• if he did not intend to take any sups nu the. •,ti j.rt. lie should think it his duty torAt the MI oftlitAl of t Ito 'Lute to it. Mr. GOULUBOIIikN rit!t , r thotight tl it 'he l'.:tition I :Id feat presented ley the Fintiourahl • Memi)or for KatLtni, but he did not know what further steps he tru•aett to peo•ue. • Lord A. HAMILTON presented 3 . 2 P•nt , t.),.s against the Corn Bill, front Glasgow, Lanark, and other places. Urutrtil to he on the table. Mr. FINI.AY, after calling the attention of the Hove to the Duty on Cotton, statel, that on a future day he should m. re hie a itlect Committee to enquire into the state or the Cotton I rade, 'resented a Petition from the Cotton spinners and Mattufac:u rers of the City of Glasgow, against any Increase of the Duties On Cotton, which, alter a few words fromdroChancellor of the Exchequer, was ordered to lie on the tabie. A Message from the Lords, announced that their Lordships had agreed to the Mutiny sod Tobacco Bills, without any amendment. LORD CASTLIR RAG tt. Mr. WHITBREAD stated, that in consecinenee of a C*Nrununicatimi from the Noble Viscount. itt. forming' him of his illness, he should postpone the motion fixed for tomorrow till Monday next, on au understanding that on that day it should take pre. codeine of the Orders. Mr. HORNER gave notice, that tn-morrow se'n night, the 22d instant, he should submit i motion to the House, OR the recent defeat of his Majesty's ar my at New Orleans. SCOTCH JURY DILL. Sir GEORGE CLARK presented a Petition from the Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and Corn missiooers of Supply (1 the County of Edin burgh, praying for some delay in the progreu of the Scotch Jury 11111, as it was a new measure s of which they had not heard beore. Mr. HORNER said that this was a misstate ment, as a copy of the proposed Bill had been sent 46swn last Session to Scotland, and must therefore hive been well known in that country. Sir GEORGE CLARK stated, that the Bill sent to Scotland anfreied is many particulars from the present. Mr. HORNER contended, that because the Bill bad experienced some alterations and amendments in its progress, it could nut be calied it new measure, or render delay necessary. Mr. TAYLOR should support the Bill, as be thiught it pregnant uitli every good. Mr. W. DUNDAS had postponed the further consideration of the Bill to the 4.th of April next, in order that it should not b.: sa►d the measure had seen improperly hurrivd. Mr. BENNET deprecated pteci,pitation on a ques tion of so much magnitude. Mr. DUNDAS observed, that no undue haste had been or would be manifested. Mr. HORNER. trmak a shewt view of the princi• plea of the Scottish Law, and enlarged on the bent. tits which would be derived from the measure then in progress. Sir G. CLARKE said, if the Petitioners were mis taken in their view of the measure, be was sure that it would give them a great satisfaction to be con vinced of their error. It WAS, very generally .sup posed that the pecide of Scotland were extremely partial w the Bill. This, however, was not the fact. By the landed interest it was not desired ; and the commercial interest, he believed, did not view it with approbation. Mr. W. SMITH expressed lus high approbation of the extension of the Trial by Jury to Scotland. If the postponement of the progress of the Bill till the 30th of April would endanger its passing, he certainly would not concur in putting it off; but as there was no fear of its being defeated, he thought the prayer of the Petition might be complied with. Sir JAMES . MACKINTOSH expressed himself decidedly in favour of the measure. Mr. FINLAY said he had reason to believe, from communications made to him on the subject, that the prejudice againA the intended alteration in the Law of Scotland, by the introduction of the Trial by JOry, was daily wearing away,' and would, in a very short time, go entirely out of fashion. Mr. FORBES was in Favour of trials in Scotland being held before Scotch Judges. Tue Petition m.a order:d to lie on the table. TREATIES. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER laid copies of. the Trcaiies concluded between his Majesty and the Emperors of Russia and Austria and the King of Prussia, alluded to on a previous night by Mr. Whitbread. Mr. HORNER inquired, whether it was the in. tension of his Majesty's Ministers to lay the Treaty of Peace with America before the House, and to ac company it wit► the Papers relative to the Negocia• dons at Ghent ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was understood to state, that the Treaty between this country and America should b.: laid before the House ; but that he was not aware of any intention to produce the Papers alluded to. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then moved that the Report of the South Se. Com. pihy Bill be taken into further consideration. After a few remarks from General liftman-ow and Ili CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the Report %visa brought up and a Bill ordered to be brought in pur. want to she Resolutions. A PetitiOS from Knightsbridge, apinst any alte rilioll in the Corn Laves, was presented, and ordered to lie on the table. The Crivtcau.ort of the EXCHBQUiIt brought in a Bill to continue the War Duties cat the Customs; to be read a second time on Thursday also, a Bill to continue the War Duties on the Excise ; to be read a second time tamorrow. The farther consideration of the Wine Duty Bill was powposed to Monday. TO Katie went into a Committee on the Susur ilopibtrAtt. •ROott tognorrow.—Adjouroad. • • , , AL •• BRITISH CRITIC—NEW SERIES. This day was published, price at dd. PHE BRITISH CRITIC, for the Month of Fe bruary, containing a Reek , * of Smith's Wealth of Nations, by Buchanan, Scott's Lord of the tiles, Carrot's Marmite Adross4 au Rol, Consideradons on the Property Tax, Somerville's Ser. mom, Cunningham on Church of England Missious, &c. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may be had, The British Critic, tor the year 1814, In two svo. vols. price, In boards, 41. 1 is. being the two tint of a New Series; and any Number of the former Series to complete sets.