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• • • • 'NfIMBP.R 8189. rte ' — AQUATIC nrrzuja !fro -MORROW, FRIDAY, J L I,e a sharp contest on' the River ANNUAL WHERRY. The !mats ar lignite bridge between oUr nd Five e Ihe , sful Candidate F will a be tontine to t h e ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ant ts.e Aar ! tin SATURDAY, the sth of JUNE.I fir that night ;adsoly) a continuation of thi jam mers on MONDAY mate, I daring the flufiday Week; varipus Enter b i fit ere Advertigetnetl&l., ' 7. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MESS ON WHITSUN EVE (Satin will be performed a GRAND SEI from the Compositions of the most favor I nd Modem, in which Madame Col - , "'Holy, Holy Lord;" the grand scena 4 . the bravura " Frenar vorrei e. and at tit the national air of 44 Rule Britannia." 1C Kent's Anthem " Hear my prayer " with Kim) " Let•ine wonder ' ' Miss Boar lye;" rid 1111meSA 'Atom, • (hy desire) I Karr." and " fhe Soldier ai r s;' " Abercrombie," and the duceAto the Field.," with Mr.. SALMON. 'thee;' Mr.-Tistsseit " Shall.l in Mame mos " 0 Lord bavet.merny upon me ;" ,dszart's favouite duetito " Isrendero CATALANI The giand ehont t aing," " He gave them 'toes," wi ale At the commencemen! of ••art the S Tel perform.the fourth of Handers On k;itioaral movement by Sebastian Bach. Between Pans the Second and "I•hird Concerto on the Flute, by Mr. Nteum bring his first appearance in London Tichets to b' had of Messre. Ashley shop, New Bond-street; and of Mr. Bra the Boxes may be. taken. %.• • •• • ; "•^T".. . . . CI ..1 .` It: '. 3 ?,. '' .. k : ' ,• . . ..- ' ~ . •• .... e ~........- 4 :7: -* S • - ' ' :1 •t . s • . ' , .k• r 1 ) . , . . •,,f, , . -{ 73...? ‘ „ : .. ( - , -.... . 0 "1 le IP . . i N I. s , . r'. 1; ‘•*,' -....: • • i' ) 444 - • . t• •• .• • .• 1 i . , c .. . . 1 / 4.4.4 I' .. ,::S., . ..• ..' • . . . ■ ,~ . i4r9l ,- _ ~: - .....:~: . +4 , 46411A5i nem NfIMBP.R 8189. THUZS_DAY. JUNE .3, 1813. SIXPMICS-FIALIPPEN N Y. PARLIAMENTARr PROCIZEDINGS. AQUATIC wrzujorNcE. rep-MORROW, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, dstre will j I.e a sharp contest on' the River Thames for AS I TLIT's NiTUrll, WHERRY. The boats are to assemble at .West. -sinsta Eridge between Four and Five &Clock (Tide serves up). The , cc ...fill Candidate will be conducted„ey a Military Band D , the ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, and reeeivp the Prize-hoar ,o ice Aar ! On SATURDAY, the sth of JUNE. being Whitsun Eve (and for that night only) a continuation of the present popular Per ftrmanres ; and on MONDAY niJit, the 7th of JUNE, :mil d ur iag the flunday Week; varitaus Entertainments, to be named fu ere AtiVrrtigetlefitli. ' - "-: 7- "- • Other ' dit OIDNANCE, 146119, f 813. THE :PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Mil. JEST!", ORDNANCE, d. hereby. give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, tin or before Monday, the 14th day of June next, from such Pi rams : - .11 may he willing to undertake the supply of COAI.S t s .rvice of this Department, for a per;od of One Year. The C. l• ..,-nst be of the dettription denominated Adair Main or tieht,ut Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness, and will be required to be delivered, free of any expense, except the duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft at any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any port or place in the River Medway, at the option of the principal Officeos ; and hirther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secre tary a Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours Of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Coals;" but no Proposal tan be admitted after the ;aid 14th of lune„ at twelve o'clock at noon of the someday, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the parr making it, or an agent 'n his behalf shall attend- By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary,. - • -- • . HOUSE OP Lukas. ITA4g L , ..*.. The House met at the usual host, and heard Cowrie! In the Scotas Appeal of Brews, Hevhon, a•l4 others,. sr. *midi sod ethers. Tha Decree of tbe.Court ef ; Session was reverveil. • Counsel was also heard in the cause Cowley se the Fad et Limerick r and further procesdinp fixed for tiramoriow. LOT.. DOREGA LL took :he ?mho and his mt.,' • A great ounilva. of Petitions fur the pr abed st Christian Knowledge in India were prtse;ted by Lord C.neauserJs and other Peers, tram various parts of the Calmer. Lord ELLIOTT pres•-nted a Ntition in favour of the North. Wilts Canal Bid. and Lord Rent's/4:A One egaitist it. • A Message fro..* she Commons brought tip b,• Ir.sh IVrtlitla Indictment hill, the Ile Arms Bill, acid several pirate 0.114 which were read the first time. The Irish Assessed faxes, the Irish Drawback 811, led the Hides Bill, were read the third The North !Jilts Cane! Bill was read a second time sod co.. muted for Monday se'nnight. Ou the question for the, third reading of the Irish Malt I)ter Bill, a short yonversation.ensued between Lord Live/trout and the Matquis of I.ANIMOWNe, l'he latter objected to the lids un ; the ground that it would' Induce the lower classes of Society to drink spirituous liquors to the injury of their nealtts. 'I be Noble Marston was desirous of delaying the,Elll, ler at least three weeks, to afford him an opportunity of provi dug document, tie prove the injurious tendency of the measure.. The Earl of LIVERPOOL conshlt red it a reductive sneree of revenue, and *hies ved, that Government, Without the strops. est prnot of its inappiicah,hiy, could no consent to withdraw A. With respect to the effect it would have on thihie, -art° were in the habit of drinking beer, he believed there was and would be more encouragement given in Ireland fordiiuki., belie than liquor.—The Bill was then read a third times and payed, Adjourned till to-morrow. HOtISE OF COMMONS. PATERSON'S ROADS IMPROVED. This day was published, price 12s. in boards, the Fifteenth Edition of ADESCRIPTIONoftheROADSofENGLAND and WALES, and Part of SCOTLAND ; containing the Distances, Seats, Ste.; the Routes of the Mail Coaches; a Cable of the Heights of Mountains, by Lieutenant Colonel Mudge; and additional Maps, partic ularly of the Southern Coact, the Lakes of Cumberland, Ste. &e. The whole greatly augmented and improved, by the aid of Francis Erecting, Esq Fecretary, and of the Surveyors to the Post-Office, under the authority of the Peet-Master General. H I'itETISOYAL, COVENT-GM/041. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MESSRSa ASHLEYS. O N WHITSUN EVE (Saturday non, June 5), will be performed a GRAND SELECTION of MUSIC, NM the Compodtions of the most favourite Authors, Ancient end Modern, in which Madame Corot.* NI will introduce vilely, Holy Loid;" the grand scena '• Sing ye to the Lord; ~ • the bravura " Frenar vorrei e . and at tnr end of th e First Part the rational air of " Rule Britannia." Mrs. Astir. a Ballad, end Kent's Anthem " Hear my prayer " with Mists Box,Tott. Matter l u so .114e.ing wonder Miss BoLTOI4 4. The Hymen of .ve;" aid liintPSA imam, .(by desire) the ballad of " You,/ Kier." and " fhe Soldier -Tied." Mr. BaAnAat “ Gentle krs," " Abercrombie," and the due"? " Together let us range the field..." with Mrs. SALMON. GA [BATT " Lord, in 'lbee;" Mr.-Tesitriew " Shan-lin Mamre's;" and Mr. BARTLE mos " 0 Lord havemelY upon me ;" " Ang els of Life;" and ~.Iszart's favouite clue:tiro tirrodero quiet Brunettino," with !ft 'woe CATALANI The grand ehornsses " The Heavens are t ang," " He gave them h: __ ones," will be introduced. At she commencemen! of • art the Second, Mr. S. Waster perform the fourth of Handers Organ Concertos, wait an a:iitional movement by Sebastian Bach. Between Parts the Second and Third (by particular desire) a Concerto on the Flute, by Mr. Nteltotsosi, from Liverpuol, being his first appearance in London Tichets to b • had of Messrs. Ashley , ; at Rirehall's Music shop, New Bond-street; and of Mr. Brandon—Where places for the Boxes may be, taken. By LIEUTENANT-COLONEL PATERSON, Assistant Quarter-Master-General of his Majesty's Forces. Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and Mr. Faden, 'Charing-cross EMBASSY TO' J A PAN. This day was published, is one Vol: 4to. with numerous Engrav ings, price /2. 12s. 6d. boards, VOYAGES and TRAVELS to BRAZIL, the SOUTH SEA, KAMSCHA I KA, and JAPAN, during the years 1807, 4,5, 6, and 7. By G. V. LANGSDORFF, Antic Counsellor to his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, Cnnsal Gene ral at the Brazils, &c. &c. The account of the Russian Embassy to Japan, which this celebrated Naturalist has here given to the Public, possesses great claims on their attention, his principal aim having been to compile a popular narrative, in ss hick he has de scribed the most interesting objects; the manners and customs of the different nations visited, their modes of living, she produc. tionsuf the countries, &c. &c. TO-MORROW. THE LARGEST PRIZE in this LOTTERY, No.-8385, entitled to E 20,000, wa• sold in eleven Share 3, By BR AN' COMB, At the LUCKY OFFICE, HOLBORN BARS, Where Ticktts and Shares are on Sale, umhawn, for the last Day of Drawing, on the KING'S BIRTHDAY; When a repotition of the same goAluccess, no doubt, awaits &hose that pnrchas at the above fortunate Offire,'whichßßANS. enMS alone can hos , t of for many years put on this auspicious Day, when the follo , sing CAPI I'M. PRIZES, now in the Wheel, must be drawn, viz.' 1 - £.!0,000 I I - XlO,OOO 2 • - 9,000 I 2 - - 1000 Bt-s:des £5OO, .Clro, te2oo, b.c. &e. • Printed for and sold by H. Coihurn, Conduit-street ; George Goldie, Edinburgh; John Cumming, Dublin; and all Booksellers. Mr. Brockhnrst presented a Return of the clebtote to the Crown confined in the Xtog's Bruch pritoo.—Ordered to Ito all the table. The hire Arms and Proof house Bill was read a third time and parted. TTAS MONABLE.DANCI NG, by Mr. ALI ; EN• privately taught, at No. 19, blerrard-itrer, Goldes4quires to ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have•never learnt that accontpli-hmenr, or have not the modern s - tyle. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly siudied for those to Ishom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite kr genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private reaching may learn ar a small menet, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the nest sl.gant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes sion. lhe Aubscriptian Auemblies are every Friday. _ - Dedicated, by the permission of his Royal Highness the PRINCE R►ORNT, 10 the PRINCESS CRARLOTTE OF WALLS. ___• BELL'S EDITION OF BLACKS T'ONE'S COMMENTARIES; (being an elegant Pocket Etilli , o, to be completed in Twenty-six Weekly Numbers, rotted on a beiutifel type, and floe woven piper, bot.pressed; price ls.6d. each Number). The First Number of this Work was published on Saturday last, Ms) , :19, to be continued every succeeding Saturday, till Owl- is completed. The Prospectus and Plan are already before the Public, and the Publisher flatters himself that the execution will not disappoint the expectation which has been raised. It will be his ambition to produce an Edition of the first Classical and Constitutional Writer wbich this country has pro duced, not unworthy of the name of the Author, or of the illus trious Patronage *fader which he is appointed to publish it. This first Number ccntaint a Portrait of &Ames:roils, with his Life, written by his Son-In law, in 1781, and likewise Black stone's celebrated introductory Cltwer en the Study of the I aw. Tins Ed.tlon will be enriched with an lituesoli i rsi . ed on anew and comprehensive plan, which will give It a decided superiority over every other Edition which has been published; :he Nctol carrying the Law down to the Present Day, will be judicious anti select. • AT NINE O'CLOCK TO-MORROW MORN ING, ALL. MUST BE DRAWN. 1. Prize of ••• ...... ••• ((MX* . .."-- of ..... 10,000 • of ••• . 2,000 2 1 4 With more than Two Thousand other Prizes of varinus values. The following Grand List of Capitals was sold and sl:ared at the fortunate Offices of T. BISI - I, th Contrac• flit, No. 4, Corn hill ? and 9, Charing-Cross: No. 9,190 - a Prize of - 0,':83 18,131 - a Prze of - 2,000 • 6,6110 - a Prize of - SCO 14,545 - a Prize of - 500 18,117 - a Prize of - 300 19,288 - a Prize of - 300 7,924 - a Ptize of - 90 0 13,285 a Pt .ze o f 20,1 7,023 - a l'r.ze of - • 200 4 613 - a Prize of - tAt Tickets and zlhares (warranted undrawn) may be had as above, until NINE. O'CLOCK t 0-MORROW MORNING. - - - - - - - ALADY, who is ordered ill the Country for her health, and is desirous of society and amusement, would have no objection io assist in a GI -N FEEL SCHOOL, where eerii. a limited number of poring Ladies, or would take charge M one or two young Cbildren in a small private Family; would civet io be considered as one of the faddy , salary being not so such the object as a comfortable situa:iun. For further particulars addre.s to W. E. to be left r Mr. Loft- Kira-street, Wvstminster. JO:U.I3Y, BU RLESQU I.: ON ROKEBY ! This day was published, in One Volume small Octavo, price F vo Shillings in boards, TOKEBY, a BURLESQUE on ROKEBY ! U Poem, In Six Cantos. By a celebrated AMATEUR of EISHIO N, To which are add ti, Occasional Note:. " Go to, thou talkest of notb.i-g " Roam. lqncion Printed for Ilmenas Tegg, No. llt , Cheapsi:le, and I. Dick, Edinburg:, ; and sul.l by ail other Bookseller 6. Of whom may be had, the Poe ical Satiri 4, 26. Gt. tv•artis -- • 'l'o MASTER TAYLOItS OR. DRAPERS. AFOREMAN of good address, offers his service to any Parson residing out of the Metroplit . , on account st his health. He is flattered his abilities in the extensive prac tice of modern fashion for Noblemen, as well as his superior in smtlon for the Ladies, by a tasty transition of a Riding Haim into an elegant Dress for a Drawing-room, or Assembly, wit . a he r novelties no: yet made public. 'l . he Advertiser presumes those merits may entitlu him, aster the expiration of one year% trod, to a third share of an eligible and respectable concern, 33 no OthrtS will he treated with. . Isiote.—!'his may suit a young Tradesman, or elderly Gentle mad, wilbrg to decline the more laborinNa part of the bea;iies. Address lot M. P. (post-paid) No. 1, Wellbeck-street, Mary. la bonne. LCIWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLO ! H—the only laanofacture of the Kind in the United lingdom. Established 1808. . _ _ This fabric from its commencement has been manufactured rah a view for sale to private Famines and home Trade, and is tritv brought to a dt.gree of elm:Ili nee and perfection unequalled, anti sold at about halt the price of Irish Linen. k is peculiarly adapted liar all seasons and climates by its free— dnnt front the effects incident to the cbarges of the ;Atmosphere, tn which every other description of :still ivg Cloth is liable. ks durability and beautiful whitemss after five years trial, rands unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to trim, irrAe any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the toliCes for which it is r commended. aoid at :he Patent, ea Original Warehouse. No. 154. C'heap- Otle,ntar S. Paul'; Harding, Howell, and Co 89 Pall Mall, iad co other house in Loci!on. VERY (*HEAP JAPAN AND WINDSOR CHAIR MANU FA. TORY, No. :49, City Road, Finsbury-bquare, opposite the Brew-house. JOHN INGR 'IM respectfully informs his Frivncis and the Ptibl'c in general, that they may be supplied with Lncy japanned Windsor and dyed Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Gar den and Rustic Seattt, Fletwerantiv, Bedsteads, Cornices, Bctd tarnitures, Feather bed., Mat rasse=, and every article in the Fur- Line, lower t! an at any Factory or Warehouse in Lou don, for ready money. Merchants, eaptains, Hotel, Tavern, and Innkeepers, and ctlieri, requiring great quantities of Chairs at a short Lotter, can b supplied at 1. Vs Factory, as great amortmetits are always kept in a state of preparation, ready for the Public &lemmas.— % he Trat',e • upplied. A :ale of Second-hand Household Furniture, and all de:scrip. tioa of Geod., every 1 hursday, at I weave o'Clock, a: the f- a t e . Unreal:, tit Tabernacle-walk, where the 2tiblic may rely on,every attention bring paid them, either in selling or buying. Gouds intended for the Sale may be sent in by Tut sday evening. _ . FIRS r OF FASHION.—BEAUTIFUL LONG STAYS. ,NI RSTON St Co; 25, HnLYWELL-S MEET, St-antf, -L (to prevent mistake, the Second S!ay Shop on the left hand !rum Newcastle-street) near the NEW Cana cu,-(late Fore man a,ltl Manager to Mr. M idds), beg leave to acquaint the Ladies in general, that are curious in to-te and eleganci- s in 1.0r,g bays; which are far superior in tare and fashion, to aoy house la "dm Ladies by purchasing two pair of one size, will be ea itled to the wholesale price, for ready money, being fully com petent to keep twice the assertment of any other in the trade. !vlaarrou presumes Ladies will find his Warehenst. fcr Parent C';rStt worthy their attention, and not to be equalled for work - transldp and cheapness. Beautiful long and improved shape Stays font 76. ti, sr- ong coloured Corsets from Ss. to IOs.; seve ral hundred pars of Csildrens Stays, from 5 6d. to 7s. tad. MA It sTora !tatters himself. by his long expirtence for unwar!s °II to Years as Foreman and sole Manager to Mr. Mlle.'s bilk /3"st that h e is competent to give every satisfaction to those Ladles who choose to honour hint w.th their commands. MtFtSTU SI IS 'he sole Invvoror of the patent Telinu stays. ‘.ocovrs Duly executed in Town or Country, on the shortest o t Cuovenient blooms to try in.—To prevent inosition an the trade, all orders are requested to be' ent by hand, or by P 2 4; Psl4.—No sasuisLion with any other House. - FAMILY NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, Rnd Co. Patentees of tire PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINF, re•pectfully inform V. Gentry, anti the I'tthlic, that in consegnence of the Flre in Skinner-street. they have removed to their premises, No (near tie: hay-market) Picr:•ditly; where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li beral patronage they have hitherto experienced. This Machine comhmes the Fire plat,. Coppers, Math Ton, Under Back, Hop Back, and Working in one .Utensil; which is compact, dutalde, and convenient, and worked by a method smaple and certain in Ls operation. The Machine is made of varicmodimensiona, suitable to small Families, or the mote extemive estahhshments. N. R. and Co. have the pleasure or saying, they hive molt re sptctable testimonials, and can ewe references to Gentlemen in I own and Country, who have had experience of the utility of the invention. _ _ Sold by the Patentoes, No. YES, ; ant No. to, Wine -:tree;, Blistnl; al.o by the principal iturnishirg lromnorierq in the United Kiog , 'orn. N. it and Co. brew in the Machine for public inspection, every Tuesday, in London and Bristol. R.W PROCESS, For ketping YIP V' .lONS perfectly RE :'.H with all their original flavour and nutrtt;ous qualities, fur a cuthickrable Ic neth of time and in any obvious adv.inta,vs of tbee Pitovisioxs are, First, I hat shey ent , rety cup: rse . ;e the necessity of taking on' LIVE STOCK to sea, whiel , exclusive of its own !OklOnbranCr, must he attended with hat II its provender and fresh water. Muth ronni, tr-tible, and expsvcc wiil tw saved, besides the loss sus•ained by had wrat ht-r, disc:erg, and ‘vastit.g. Secondly, ILIA bong ready dras- , ed, they may be eaten mold, or it preferred, heated in a few minutes, by wh cis furl wad be saved, and the tl.theui y of cooking at stit In ha I weather, rem. deed of tittle importance. •Ehey ate well ca culated her alt ex peditions of boat's crews, landing par it:s, ste. aatl Thirdly, The saditary tft_cit which even an occasional supply of fresh ;rovisions must have on the Navy and ‘rmy, particu larly in contributing most • ssentially to the restoratton of the health and services of the sick and wounded, and eventually swing to the State the valuable Ives of many of our Sailors and Soldiers, Meats of all kinds in cases of 4 lbs. to xO lbs. each. Milk, and oups, in quart and pun bottles. Orders esecuted on the shortest nwiertor tres.nt money. Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. Donkln, Hall, and Gamble, a; the Factory, Fort Place, Bermondsey, I , outhwark ; or to Mr. I. Brandon, at the. t 'ince, No. 30, Lornhard-street, London. BRI4 ISlf PAIN r MANUFACTORY, 41, London Wall, • p v osite IMPENETRABLE PAIN TS GROUND in LiNt:EED OIL, For Perk-pailng, :;tatt setul and ornaintntal Pdiniing in general, turd WCather-boar ding of tvery description. per c , :t. . per Cwt. Invisible Green &, s. I Stone Colour 56,. Dark Olive Green 70.. . Lead or Slate Colour 565. lir;ght Olive Green 112 s. Light blue SC.. B:ack Paint 563. Chocolate si,s. White Paint 5Ns I Red Paint 404. Yellow 565. I Prepar,d Drylng.Oil to thin di:: above for use, Si. per gallon. ; Gelatine Ground White' 56s' I per Gal. I Lead, per cwt. Best Sperm Oil as. 6d. l e er gall. Double Refined Oil 6s. 6d. 1 , Turpentine 12s. Single ditto ditto 6.. 6'. , Linseed Oil ss. 6d. Pale *al Oil is. 6d. pine Colours, Etc. &e. j Palo Whale Oil 1s Lid. UY CON & Co. CoLOUIt MANUFACTURERS, London • Wall, and Kennett Wharf, most respectfully recommend the above Paints to the Public,as applicable to the general purposes of useful and ornamental painting. '1 hey dry very quick, are very beautiful in appearance, and possess a durability which renders them p,cu:iarly valuable, when applied to Work which is cons . randy or partially expo•ed to the effects of the weather. Adver. t twill .uts having lr ely appeared, recommending Paints under si milar titles, which are prepared from Fish Oil, or sold in an un grounded slate, Upton and Co feel it proper to say, that they are not, nor ever were connected with those houses, and that their Paints are not prepared with Coal Tar or Fish Oil. • a Merchants, Ship-Owners, and the Trade supplied.. • Orders for Bell's Edition of Blackstone are'reecived by all Booksellers, and Newsmen, &c. in town and country; and they 'should be immediately given, in order to s.:ciire the he.t Insprt s dons of the Work, which, in the Cegance of typography and beauty of arrangement, Val be equal to any Work ever Pub.: RENEWAL OP THE EAST-INDIA CHARTER.' Printed for BLACIC, PARRY, and Co. 1. 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The PRZLINI:NART DEBATES at the Fast India House. en Tuesday, the Lc' January, Inv:, on the zsiegoc,atiou with h.s Majesty'. Ministers rely ice o a Renewal of tne Charter; with an Appendix' containing all the Letters at d Documents refraca to upon the subject. by an Impartial Obse: v. r, price 2s. 10. the ADJOURNED DEL... ma at the East India House, on Tuesday, the 19th, Friday the 22d, and Tuesday t.:e 20th Ja nuary, In's, on the I,siegociation with his Maje.ty's Ministers relative to a Renewal of the Ch .rter, with an Appendix. By an Impartial Reporter, ss. H. he LAST EBATZ on a Petition to Parliament for a Renewal of the Company's Charter as far as it regards their ex clusive Privileges. •By tie Elitor of the former Deb.aes. With an Appendix containing a Copy or the Petition and the Report of a Committee of secret C, rrespoudence detailing Observations and Opinions on the. Argu:nents 'aged in the several Petitious from the Outports, &c. &c. price ;is. 12. 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A PLAN for INCREA , INC the EXPORTS of BRITISH MA. tit/inert ars to INDIA. lilu,trated by a series of coloured Ln gravings, 1813. IN. FOUR Lerreas respecting the CLAIMS of the EAST.. INDIA COMTANT fur a Renewal of their Exclusive Privileges, price ls. 19.4 he EO-NAUTS, or the Spirit cf Delusion, a Serio,Comico, Logical, Eulogical, Lyrical,•Satirical, Poem, with Notes ' Geogra phical anti of various Commentators. Edited by Le muel Gulliver, BR. aDd dedicates to the Mayor of Bristol, ample, Mr. CALCRAFT rose pnrsuant to his notice, to hring for. ward a Motion, with the s few of reviving the Committee oil the Kent Gaol Bill. The Hon. Member, atter apologising to the House for the time for which he thought it lits duty to or.- copy their attention, detailed the unreasonable expence incurred from adopting the p'an proposed by the Committee for builddig the New Kenc n GanL In order that th e Committee might be re. vie. d, and hale an opportunity of reviewing their proceedings, he concluded with movin g —tt That the Minutes of written and mitred Evidence, submitted to the Committee on the 14,w Knit Gaol lliU , he laid on the table of the House." Mr. 1. SM iTH stated, from his own knowledge, the dilie l 2l of collecting the heavy rates i m p ose d f or t hi s put pit*, aud dec himself in layout of the motion. Sir W. GEARY argued against the mnt inr. Sir EC! ( FON BRYDGES followed on etc same side. Mr. WESTERN ,npportod • iqn. Mr. MARRYAT couter.ded • propriety of having the Committee revived, anti the Evidence laid on the taole. Mr. W. WYNNE opposed the motion, as such a proceeding did not appear continent with the pract ce of the Han e. [Here the conversation was inters/opted by a Message front the Lords, annaoncing their agreement to teveral Private and Public The subject having been resented, Sit EiWAlt 0 /Cs 4 /tit a mitt. argued In favour of the motion, and Mr. Lase es.t.sil against it. Alter some farther observ-tions from Mr. 1.116112 mares and • Mr. Serpent Barr. is sty, ,sere of the mutton, and Ale Post Calm against it, tit* House divides; when there appeared—. For the motion SS--Against it est. The consideration of die Report ea the Helstone Election was postponed to Monday itesonighr. The Army Extraordinaries and Ordnance Estima:el were post• posed to this day fortnigi.t. Lord COCHRANE presented a Petition frt.tt c.-rain Person, in Manchester, complazing of inters - Iv ;L3is they bid suffered whilst preparing a Petition to the Prince Relent In karlta.iien. 'tatty Reform. The Petition detailed thi several grieranc.-s al. leged to have been suffered by the Politest:ft, and concluded with praying for Parliamentary redress. Mr. B. PATHURS could not see what objeet eotdd be gained by this Petition being received, as the on.y tact% Am i d were, that the Petitioners bad been charged with certain illegal nets, but acquitted; end, that they had been ill used by camas :4esespapere. 'I he law of the laud was open so redress any tn. jury they bad teeeive4. No d"ubt corn be entertained that they might have freely petitioned for l'AriLimenrary Reform, when it was remembered that a "%liar Pet, ion heel been pre. rented from Liverpool. It was the prt.eince sit the I louse not re stand forward betore the law, but to redress buck grievances as escaped Mr. WHITBREAD thote:ht, that as ncthtnt orersive are peared in the Pe:itiou. it neigh' be permi,ters ti Le on ttie tab.,. nie state of 4ivress and pofer: y the Petition rs were r...duced, in consequence of the lave detailed m the Petition, depriv d them of the means of le4al redress. ILe Night lion. Gentleman (Mr. Bathurst) assolei, that t:-e law was open la : •tem but so was the Ltm Joh Tavotn, to thus • wirer cook! pay. I'he Perittoners were prosecuted and persecuted, because they became obnoxious to a par, icular party. was all act of toe vr osest injustice ald or, , reasion, watch it became Vie y of the H tt.e to redrem M. W. WYNNE agreed generally with the Fight Hon. Gen. •lelaan (Mr 13athurot) in tar preOpinety of rot ilterte,ing with chr regular coup. of law. He widled. buwevcr, that the rt,,ht pe Rion .t ould he as secure as possible, acid would not be un derstood as giving ant opinion oa the truth of the alloptions. r. PINS)N BY thought the facis alleged in the ketition, if true, justified Parliament try in:ererence. Mr. I.IA I'HU.A ST tichnetl pres'ing hi- opros'itten to the Pe. titim ; which, .tf.er a tt w words from Mr. SerjeAnt BEST, mas order d to 16 on the 1 he Irish Rents Bill 111.15 committed, and ordered to be read a third time that day three we. ks. Mr. WES t 1-RN rose, again to postpone his Motion relative to the hilltting o: Soldiers on Publicans. He should postpiioe is for one week, in the hope that it would become whor- ..iine cessary, front some prorositiun which in the mean time wottli be subasitted :o the House uont the subject b) a Nuble (Nalnirtston), whose clEc.iitl duties reqvired him to r et th • interests of the NUL:arts, while he provided fur sue c. m . - rts of -it,: Soldier. - !*he Engli , h and h-nlvent Debtorc Bins were ordered to c mmit eel on •1 h:tr.t.dty and Ft iday resrt ettse:y,. k,:part of the 11,7 .I,:n Writ. 11111 was ordet tn.! to 4.: tains . into it.: tiler consideration to-morrow. Lori and m ,red for 6•ave to bring in a El, for the more speedy tr a; and !Jun ptutt.:r of snld:trs eummittiug olft:wes by detactunl ar irs iu Spitits a,:41 Leave was given to bring the Eill in, but im it, bee , g read a fir,t tirne, Mr. PONSONEY rose and stated. that 'be powers %thief% 't would confer on Court.: Martial, appeared :3 hits of -0 ;Lra.:o and Important a nunre, that he tru,ted they might be wri t•trts sldercd before the till siouli.l pats Into .1 law. I-le therefore in the n. -a time move, that the B II b. prirred.—Orch red. The Hoti.e rersiveti itself into a Comm - tut cf Sum): y, when a variety of a. ma *ere voted, on account of Ariny .r no ries, Militia Estimates, and Miseerlannius 7serviies i.t Irc:rod. Also, a sum of £24,000, towards entnpeciat the 1 than , si to of the Island of Bt. Vu cent, for losses sustained iu cuttatith rue of a volcon.c eruption there to I 8J s. In the Commit:ft' Mr PONSONBY took the orvortunity cf asking, wby the question on the Army E sty fel s hs, n:it vet been brouslit forward, althoui,:i had ver , 'at a& vaned, and truly Members were umier ft; r . In-et:A-at y or c s '0 %via It sundae of such importance ware always to be lams This day were,noblished, in 2 Vols. 'Oro. vice Ai. 4s. hoard% MEMOIRS OF JOHN HORNE TOOKE, interspersed with tseigi la i D ocuments . lie ALEX.ANDER *.STEPIiENS, or the Konoutable Society of the Mtadle rem*. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.