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'P PP- _ . 1- . .7. I 0 „sx , .\ , . or • , 4. 4, ' i ,---- - 7kp.,...,40. • . A .3 Jr"' . \.'• ..' v p 7 - .., , :".:.-_:- , V* -,. 1 (0."'t.."- •. ...4 7 ( -..• r, .44 : ~.. ~,). . 4 4- : ? >:...,„. k 0 . 4 ,....: „ 4 ,. • ~..,_(............ . ......,.,...,,,,,„ .. _ k 46* tti 1 (....... t ..) .. • . 1 / ill.- r. • 6 k., ,z. . ' 4 1 14. i iik Op ' ' 1114.6 .,., . _ '') 4 • 1 / 4 , t... / tk% , • • ik, ' • „ 0 - . . a.• ..de t-f FRIDAY, JANUARY 24. 1812 f PRICE sI XPENCE-HALFPENNY LIFE ANNUITIES SECURED by ACT of PARLIAMENT. I'HE Church Rates of the Parish of Ease Grin stead, in the County of Sussex, being made assignable by Act of Parliarmnt for raking the Sum of £4,000 towards rebuilding the said Church, all Persons willing to Contract for the Purchase of any Annuity or Annuities cbargeahle on the said Rates, are desired to send in their Proposals for the came to Mr. Nettlefold, Solicitor, No. 21), Norfolk-s.reet, Strand, London; or w Mr. Barrow, Solicitor, East Grinstead, on or before the Slit thy of January instant.—East Grinstead, Jan. t, lal3. This day was published, in 2 Vu's. p ice 12$. i)ARIS dins le DIX-NEUVIENIE SIECLE ; I ou Reflections d'un Observateur our lea Nouvel'es InATtu tidal, les embellissemens, l'Esprit Public, Ir SociE•f:, Ins Ridi cules, les Femmes, les loumaux, le Theivre, la Littera' arc, Ike. Printed for H. Colburn Public IJbvar , 50, Cowlolc-agreet. Of whom and all Booksellers may be had, just published, Plgault la Brun's new Novel, line Macrdulue, 1 vots. 20s. M&.!ame de Geniis' Histoire deo Femmes Celebres, two volumes, 10.. Ate. &c. CATt 1311 C Q'J}S 110 N. TI•Is d Via 4 pullik.ed, price 21. 6d. 'T'wO SERMONS : elite on the IMPARTIALITY OF Gon; the oth. r on CA:toot a.—Dy the Rev. Dr. et•sit of ltquott. In Anlt rit atrlior of an "Answer to the Qu-stion. Why are pys a Christi.n Sold by Gr.le and Curtis, PaLernostot Ruw, London. Wl!cro *T may he had, SF.RIVIONi on Pul‘l.c Occasions vrutli liistorical,Critical. . Pt.Ftical Ntrrrs ; c•r•a nui. an Article on ti:e CAT 1101.IC Qvcit- Time. Vy R. VALI , V, F.A.S. 2 yola. it,ttf OIL IiBER. 77641. RUVAI4•COVENT.GARDEN. • • • • ireB PRESENT, EVENING, JANUARY 24, win h„),trtormcd. orng COMEDY OF -ERRORS. .lEsecrt, Mr. MURRAY • Epliesv.:, Mr. BRUNTO; . A n tipholis of Siracuse, Mr. • JONE S ; Dronuo of Ephesur. sir. BLANC! URI); Drool 1.) o f :•;yratuse, Mr. I.AWCE rT. A.,tess. Mns. PO WELL ; Arians, Mrs. GIBBS ; 1 , Mts. EGERTON ; Henrila, Miss E. BOLTON. Aiff which twill be performed, the New Pantomime, called lIARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. gy p,,, The Merchant of Venice. hlooday, K i ng .lti t bard the Third. op Theli ky will be produced a new Grand Operatic' Drams, :iialheYiagin of the Sul. -- - ROYAL INSTITUTION.. )4 ember s and Subscribers are inf o rmed , that •L o..l,gcrgaks svin commence on Saturday, 25th Ja sg Two o'clock; P.M. when the introductory Lecture its by Mr. Div r. ite bowelag wrong meats are made for the ensuing season: owif,try and Electrochem cal cience, by. H. Dave., &s 4. ia.R.S.LI.D. mtter woy, by Joon Porr'n, E.g. F.R.S. Astronomer Royal. g l om, by J. E. : , sirr it, M.O. I.R.S. Pres. Lin. Soe.iety. stirs Phydaiogy, by P. M. Rocar, M.U. . p ft wy, by T. CAW Pa aI. L, Lail. Mmils lug. 01.1 1 ,AP and EXCELLENT, at No. 5, Leic...s.cr-place. LAIN ES a !id GENTLEMEN will hod .t most m iapitite and elcgant aicor.ment of the earapeet_and best g o od S•zeond ba , ol I'AUSIC AL INS'r RUNlEN'l'.!—Graind Are, I:prig .t, Hor.xontal, C.rcular, and Svare PIANO pjfi'ES, wth and without Drawers. Als i Pedal Harps, Or itaik Chg.:he% Chambers, and fur Dai,cing, to prices Irons w ,ElOll. .. lier Hoprissor can give the most respectable reference to nu www Ladies and Gendemeo who nave purcuas-d bastruments kw Li m , which have given the greatest sataaction. Odra fruit the country esecut .4 with dispatch. .._ —..----..---_ . .-- -- LoWE'S PA I EN 1 BRI I'ISH SHIR I ING CLOTH.• T HE superior kind of texture, w:iich is the exclit .l. she privilege of this fahric, renders it the most pleasant, w altable, and economical description of fihirting Cloth ever ya utwariactured.—lt washes beautifully white—la warranted . 10 liability equal to the best Irish Lanett, and about Hail the llnse• Sold wholesale, and by the piece 154, Cheapside, near St. -Itori • iario , lV L Hirding and Co. b 9, Pall-M all, and no other House in • Dieted three years extensive Sale has fully proved the utiiity dissaaufactere; and the Patentee pie Ise, himself, that it iiikeloand to possess every advantage for which it is recom mitted. MONEY is always ready to advance, at legal- an• wily merest, redeemable on Foothold, Copyhold, or Leek* Estates, in LIN or Houses, Dividends of Stock, An liftaa, Remeirarges, Mari Page Settlements, Widows Jointures, Brat Pheet, church Livings, and any Income for Li f e . Th e lisiity sod Gentry of known fortune, or their Heirs, may be weiellidated either on their single or joint Annuity Bonds, wit 4 e and secrecy.--.--Apply personally, between AM Ise, co by Liter, ep ilk - Dttector-of the. National TOW , 104, s. Lower Jo hn -s•reet, , •liL ii-strar.... ONLY B,oou TICKETS. NEW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be all Drawn so ear:y as TUESDAY, 111th of FELetUARY. SCHEME. Prlsea of £20,000 ... are ... £40,000 ........ 4 ..... . 400 And 1,5t04 Prir!s of plOO, &c. &e. See. TIM, (Contractor), el: erre!y thank. the Oublie for their t.trours at truly tortunake Offices, N 0.4, Co R RILL, and No. 9, CUA at nc: -Ca.° s. He itiv:trs ir attrition toile thiseme of the ocstnt vciy Small Lotter) , and begs to tlat although it embists of only . 1 wo . 1142 s the Nutribt r of 'liken contain d in the last. Lottery, yet there are an equal nabir of Capa:l Prizes of £ ;0,060 in it this gives to Adven inns a much greate: chance to obtain a 1 wer.ty Thousand hand Print, than in aby Lottery kith, r o known. Front the . ley ihniti-cl number of l .cke's to meet the demand, an inune• Ike purchav at the above Offices Is regretfully adv d, wh-re k the lait-ery just hiti,hed, and in the Two last, 'l. B Sold wal blared the fojlowing Capitals: .1,407 Clan A - £20,000 lOM Class B £2,000 1 .011 • A - 16,000 I 4,025 - C - I,noo - C - 15,000 I 1,825 - - I,oou Via - A - smo 1,825 - B - 1,030 71 - A - 3,010 I 2,717 - A - 1,800 lASS - - 2,000 . 1 2,7 t 7 - B - 1,000 g.c. - Bce. A CHEAP REMEDY. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AS IHNIAS, &e. CHURCH'S COUGH-DROPS, for tecent Colds, obstitiate Coughs . and confirmed Astlimas, stand laarivAlla l'ireputrion for fi urn years past, and the various tettimonies 40 1eiticicy, is a but.ic:ert proof of the ratima ion in witich it is I rld for al Aslnnatic Affections, recent Odds and Coughs, lomat? ohs i and all Pulmonary Complaints. As proof, the taltaitkg instan:e is inserted :—To Me-sta. Sn.tw and Co. " protirphant, March Is, ISO'. Gentlemen—h" justice to ru, and to certify the va!ue of that tvdtrnt Medic t e , Church's Coves Drops, I 'rad you the LilLewirg case, at the particular request of the pwie t. " MYT.r% SwiNNEY:' • Sir-1 cannot PlifEci-ntly acknowle.lg , the cure I have re (Weed front Churclin Colig:1 D. ops. A most suffocating Asth twee Cough during ;he wit.ter afflicted me so severely, that I ex- Jetted tutthtng Its, than death every minute; one bot le relieved eonahlerably, and tour more perfectly restne. A me. Ynur I I•diog this to the Prt prsetors will oblige your humble serv.ait, " I NOi EDMUNDS." Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw anti Ei.wart's, No. 66, St. Rut's Church-yard, on the fiat-way; 'I I:At-hal:re; anti Ikon and Co. Oxtord-street, and one Vol ler io every town.— Noee can be genuine, except" Shaw and Edwards, tl6, Sr. Paul's Church-yard," is engraved on the stamp. Price 2.5. bd. and double lit; is. 6d, per bottle. - ANTISCORBU FIC DROPS. . IT is worthy observation the ntinieroils Cases that have surceede.4 by the use of SPILSBUitY'S PATENT 4 NTISCORBU FIC DROPS; and the follow it.g remarkable in ilzke occurred in a maltlle aged woman who applied for their Mesa the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, Londor.. She comylateed of great debility and nervous irritation, appetite bad, with a Cc ataal dePnluon of breathing ; her case not being . well undt moot:, 7e had tried palliatives without any success. site took tke Medi !Yes though the Proprietor stated the imprebability of its being ;in a Month she 'walked from I,s-rt.:O. having reco. red her strer.zik and appethe, and increases: her pulse from the drPnssett site it had been In v Now this eiftrt can only bt se "tnted for lq the medicine regxla:lng t stomach anti o:,tes %ifs and exerting tit. 'OATS ,l.tc habit. In &fp-stated ab kekes of the joires, it proloctis in the general health, Kota tie best h o p es in ..l.tme most 'listresong cases. In erupt . 9 cTnPhula, scut irt;„ .trettersism, Like. It s effects are getirral , y tketa are g ame:rJes counterfeits, please to ask bpdabury's Patent A: . ascothutic Drops, with the King'sduty Zed black lck, its bottlt:s of 59. 6d. double bottles los. and .61 2 1 .d aty Cotoyound EllatCe fis. Sold u the 15, echo mutt e, Lunikin. POISON MACKENZIE. IF POLSON MACKENZIE, who disAppeand from Greenock about 113 years ago; without any cause known to his Friends, will apply to Alexander Dallas, Writer to she Sigiut, in Edinburgh, he will be put in possession of a Succes sion, which has since opened to hint; January, IBM MESSMAN w•antcd by the 37th Regiment, A 3 1- now quartered at flutings. None reed apply gsvho cannot bring favourable characters from their former employes Apply by letter, addi cued to the Officers of the :!7:h 'Regiment, Harainv s. hbta day was published, in Bvo. price 9s. bn.-trds, a 2d Volume of , SERMONS nn Various Subjects. By DAVID Bit !CHAN, D. D. Minister of the United Parishes of Dyke ar.d Afoy, in the County of Moray ; late of Artillery-10 re. t, la'; dun.—Printed for T. Hamilton. 37, l'ltt•rnorer-row. Of whims may be had a Nets Edition of the First Vol. pric , 95. We aball frankly introduce: this performance to the world, s 5 .- .lrving its favour, and assign it, without 'vesication, to a hies ea, among the Sermons of our language. The elevation of his if• supported by a closeness, maturity, and dignity of semi-, na.,tr, 'bat we base not often witnessed. —Eclectic Review. 140 Aympribifiliged, in m il evo:iiipusted eiTfrst ED' gra mg., and a Por rait of the Author, price Cs. pLatt, mid £1 1t s. 6d. coloured, A TREATISE nn come PRACTICAL POINTS relating to the Dis-ases of the EY IL By the late JOHN CONNINGHANI SAUNVERS, Demnn•tratur of .luarooly at St. '1 honuts's I lospital, Founder and Surrno of the Lerdon It:- firmary for curing Distases of the Lye. To which is added, a short ak-conot of the Author's l.i c and Ids met!in l of cut irg the Congenital Cataract, by his friend and colleaeue, J. R Fatty, M.D. Printt.d for Longman, Hur-t, Rees, Orme, r.nd Ilrwrr, Pater noster.rove ; and E. 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Stone Work lately opened upon an extettsivo scale, the niaterials of excellent quality, and tin- iron made at the.e Works is sold at a superior Trice to so: , t ottr:r iron made in the tteiglibierhnoll. The Premise , may be viewed, and printed Particulars will be prepared arid circulated previous to and at the time of Sale, and furrier informa' ion may be had In the moan time at the Works, , or by applicatioa to Jams Adam, F..q. ilisecern, Cheshire, et th.! Slit riff's Office at Earn, near Abergele, Denbighshire ; or to Messrs.Claurhtnn and Fitchett, of Warrington, I,.ancashire. This day was published, price 0. boards, the nd Edition of AN INTRODUCTION to the GEOGRAPHY of the NEW TESTAMENT. Comprising a S.lminlry Chronological and Geographical View of the Events recorded re specting tire Ministry of our Saviour ; accompanied with Maps, with Questions tier examination, and an accented lhdex; designed for the use of Young Persons, and for the Sun day employment ot - Schoois. By LAN r CARPENTER, LL.D. Printed fa Longman, Ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Browa, Pater noster-rim. " We recommend this book to all such as are anxious to obtain accuracy and precision ,n their Geographies, and Chronological Knowledge, as far as relates to the History of the Events rec • rded in the writings of the New Testainetn."— Lit. Journal, Oct. I sOn. This day were published. in 2 large Volt. Bvo. price .245. TRAVELS IN GREECE, PALESTINE, EGY P r. and BARBARY, during the years 1806 and 180. By 7.. A. DE CHA EISAUBRIANI). Translated from the French. II W e think an tiocammonly entertaining book, and it is o chiefly by.means of its vivid desci ip•ions, generally to much in the tone of genuine fttling, of scenes that will always he powerfully captivatirg to the imaginations of cultivated men, and of men who feel so much interest in religion as to be intere.ted by its associations. The work abounds with mil...Trion% which are som.times acute, often pathetic, and in several instances sublime."—Eclectic Review. " M. Chateatihriand a;•pears to hi a man of strong feelinzs ; he is often a nice and discrim nsting oli.erver, an] lie sketc-es both of persons anti of places exhibit roach currectness, vivacity, and spir.t of delitteation.'—Cris: Rev. Printed for, and sold Colhurn, Public Library. No. Sos Conduit.street ; Anderson, Edinburgh; Cumming, Dublin; and all Booksellers. This day were puttlish , d, In One Volume 4to. embellished with 2 Maps, 15 Plates 'many fin-ly coloured), and 15 Vignettt•s, price 1:3 !is boat d!, RAVELS in the ISLAND of ICELAND during the Summer rf the Yeir I 870. By Fir GEORGE STEUAR I' MACK LNZIE, lisronet, Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, &c &c. &c. e.,` . 1 los Work contains the Ob., rvations made in VIA: intc restimt Island, by Sir GeotTe Mackenz.e, Fart. Mr. Holland, and Mr. Bright. A pr limitary Dissertation on the History and LA( raturl of Iceland, precedes the ourn.il of the Travellers. In the Journal is described the Country, the hot tpr nips, Voka noes, and of natural. Curiosiiies, an I a.so the Manners, and Customs of the Inhabitiwts ; and it is fillowed by distinct Chapters on rural, political, and e-Tleslit.tt•cal Affairs ; on the present :State of literature; on Natural History, Botany, and Mineralogy. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Cad II and Davis, William Miller, and Juhn Murray, London; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. CONTINUATION OF THE CI-IRONICLF.S. TM. day were published, in royal 4t' price XI 16s. bowds, 'Fr 1E CUSTOMS of LONDON ; otherwise called 1 AP CHRONICLE ; containing amotu othtr `.1.1. ter., the Original of th:: eel:Mated Poem of the Nat Crown Maid. Rt printed from the First Edition, with the Adair duns included in the ::ecutid. Printed fur E. C. and J. Rivington, T. 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"'1 his is an in4trwtive volume; it esnoves with cnnidilivable accuracy the vanity of human the injurious effects of Im murality, and the intrigues of courtiers and cour s." Lit. Parorarna. " A moct intere , ting Intl curinu' sketch of the life of one cf the most extraordinary men that ever heed."—Lit. 'llk day was published, the In 12mo. with copper plates, price Cs. bqardr, A NENVTREATISE on the Use of th-GLOBES ; or, a PhPoNophical View of the Earth and H •avcns prelle:Ahog au acc•tuut of the Figure, vtakt•i:ud-, and Miotao of the with the Natural Changes of i•s Surtace, casniAl by Flood', Farthqu•+kes, &c. togeth . •r wilt the Elementary Principles of Met e•r010,77 and A .tronowl., Ti ft:l-F 06 the !cc. pre. cetleti by an extensive selection of .A , troin mirrit.ti.lir her Delini iioac., soul illustrated by a great variety 0! Prolletn-,Questilns for the Ittannt:mtzuo of iLe Student, &c. design d for one Instzuction ' of Youth. By I I lomAs I. 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" - r Works This Work Is intended as a pre eft w Chi Pren on leaving the various Charity and Sunday Schools, or the Schools of Dr. Dell and Mr. Lancaster, and is intended to render Edu anion effect ye and practical in regard to the moral and habits of young PersoM a`ter they have left any of tho►e Scimo:s. Of course the Atit` , or ha 4 avoided doctrinal poirts, or whatever might diminish the u•tivrr.nl utility and acceptability of his hook. Prtnted for Ric na a D Putts t vs, 47, Ludgate-laid, and to be had of all Bockselem—Of whom may be had, the Author ssooQuea lona un the New resta•tient, being the only pmctscal m. ansever invented for coaching the reaients of Christianity to yuu:ig per-' sons, p.ice is. SECOND PART or GOLDSMIT H'S GRAMMAR OF GEOGRAPHY. On t"e sth of February wlll be published, Illu•trared with seven Mai s, :Ind sixty slew, of Couirry owns and remarkable Places, price Ss. bound in red, BRITISH GEOGR APHY; being a compre hensive act-mot of the Pa ts eN r STATIt of the whole BRITISH EMPIRE, including the Dm rtin ISLANDS and the BRITISH COLONIES and PCPIENDINCIZA in all pans of the World, designed tor the Use of Schools, and serving as a second Part, or Comp'.vinn of the Author's well known GILA3IIIAII of GeNZIL•L By the RP.. J. COLDSMI rH, Author of the Grammar of Geegr.pby, be. Bce. Extraordinary as it mar set rn e thereeiin.nWmodern Account of the Cri•islo E,,-pire betides this Book, and of course on Eemen tat', Wurk on this Subject calculated to quilify young Brume to perform in atter-Ffe, w i: h competent lot, 11 grace, the Main of that social State to whi:h Coy appertain. 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Nordin', ince., I'ar . on the feu brarches of Cat: ewe. —The further heating war a.rjouruari until two u'dock on Moos day. Lord WALSINGUAM moved, that the order fur the slu of slia• . leidc w Cozungtree to-ems: row b - discharged, and dot the ea tee dwaia.ars Manday.-otl4lll Mr. Pt extras preseoted at the bar a voluminous ...r..s a as siel im ili i i , ... , of Papers and Do:untent 4 front the Courts of Chancery and Lt. 1 chequer .n Ireland, relative to certaz Apped Causes pending be. fore their Lordships. Mr. PA RRIIV It sc prasented tl.e Seventh Report bf the Can. missioneri appointed to investigate the arrangtiurnta made be. tween the East-inlia Comt-any and the private creditors of the I Nabob of the Carnatic, which was ordered to lie ou the tale. Adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. IRKEiD, I'ARY WO I'CII REVRNII:II. Mr. BIRD rose to ioltow up the Mot tan made yestrrday ro t ic Ma. Theists', the tendency of astral was to have Papers p by which the several sources trom which the excess of the °ail List was supplied might be a 4: :•r aloe!, and the i royalism of contribution ti or. e.i.11 fund might be brown. Hi; intention stag to move for an accuout of the tien•d.tary Scotch Reweave of tip. Crown. and libf charges and in sans nu it. At i resz: ginning of hi. present hi ljest y's r. igii, the anima at the r,vraila was 4:scipoo a-y.ar, and the remittal on it wore oh, ,niooo. It afterwards rug •to 'ALUM) a-rear, but the premises increased in a !mere rap:4 proportion, ao.l in 1407 ware an hash as .4%3,0 1 0v. 'rvil yi4r4 ago, therefore, an Act was passed re. -trivniz; tnts amuai t to .C.:5,400 in future. and °aerial! sal se' I to ce,s w.iich might act-rue f..um the fund to be placed in aid °tilts • Civil li•st. When tin House sra cant(' upon to make en Pr. ra-geniert vs: h respt:c't to the Civil List, %%bids mei/Snot ba od it me w :. ly adopt:(' unit.. crery int..rmation ua. beton )stir. hi: thought it highly nrc..saty that the different front which tit - Civil I ist was in the habit of receiving slitimee eh e.ld he 11:•titactly known. He therefore anae.sl for an demist of the Hereditary, .:etch Revenue, and the p iymentr made frees it. dist.nguishing the pen-ions from other hills, during the y. us beg nning at the Lth of October, ISOi, and .tiding the Lth attics. - tuber, 1811. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUF.R said, that as the Ace units of this R • nue were already furnished up to lite. he thought that it weird answer the Honourable Member's per. pose to limit his motion to the Accounts of this Lassos kw the tour las• years. Mr. TIERNEY said, that the object In moving for those Pa. ' pers was to ascertain from what fends, and proportionally trays what funds, the eace.s of the Cavil List was sapid el, ohm the yr a- 11i454. Mr. eiRD was; for fits awe pen, satisfied - teltitthe Illaiiiihie for the 'our kat y. a:-.; but, in cam .liance with the wishes of Right Hart. Fru itd, he moved for the Acconats since ISO.. ..... _ .. _ .. he SPF.AKEK then put the mot oa tar the Accosais awls( the Lau lour pars, and it paned am. two. HIS IIIMAKIIniD. Mr. TIERNEY said, that as some of the Papers, dares per& culirty from the Department of the Lord Chunked/Lis. whkli he Lad moved for, were not yet before the House, and as thesis which had been produced w re ro short a time le the Members' h. 1 , 115, be hoped the Chaise Uor of the Exchequer would hawse nbj .c.ion to dehe the second reading of the till her a few dap int4;er. If the Li I should be got through in the course of nest week, he should .uppo.e that it would answer every object Or the Right Hay. Ge..ttentan. 1 he CH.‘NCELLOIL of !he EXCHEQUER confessed, the it wend I be hard to press a debut: on Vie principle of the NI be fore every infininatios respcciirg it watt before the House. Ho th:refore stag:teed, that the second realms should pass toinee row, :r5 Si at•d slat t he d bate on thel principle and merits of th h: int the question for the Chanties to ken ihe chair 0 t M . t lERNL co.:sentrJ, and tse debate was of amine fined for hiou.l.l. • DUKE OF CANIaItIN:t, Lord COCHRANE r rursuant to notice, to move for a core of a letter• of his Royal Highness the Duke Can.iwidge, to tie Comm ander-in-Chief, tendering Isis res:glia.ion of the command of the home dist, ict. It appeared that this command had become a sinecure, although not less than ‘4,200 a year was paid to the Gei.eral who held it. That sum was equal to the amouat of taxes paid bi to o rd ese the usand persons, and the benefit of which his Highness the Duke of Cambridge had conferred on the public by his resznation of this sinecure, was therefore not of trivial consideration. How it had on. cured that ocial notice had not been taken of .this resignation—that it had never been mentioned in the Gazette he could not pretend to say, but he thought is unjust to his Royal Highness, that this instance of magnanimity on his part should be lost to posterity; anti the 'object of his mot on was to perpetuate the memory or this noble conduct, and to exhibit it as en. example to the cteintry. 11: moved, therefore, for the production the papers alluded to. Lord PSLNIE R STONE resisted the motion ; be. cause, in his orinion, there were no Parliamentary grounds laid to: the production of the papers. He h a d no hesitation to say, that if they were produced, they would be found to be nothing hut a simple so• signation on the part of his Royal Highness the of Cambridge , and an approval of that resignation from the Commander-ia-Cltiet, on the part or the Prince Regent. Lord CUCHRANE replied, that it was not on account of any intrinsic importance in the lows themselves that he moved for their being preduseid a but that they might be the foundation of ahake motion. The SPEAKER then put the viatica, sad it passed in the negAtire. JURh•nicrhim OF Taut ItccLitsIMITICAL aim% Lord FOLKSTONE ds red the petitios of i tz Anne Dix to be read by the clerk of the Hoare, wasyead ioloil according ly and he thee pioes to alio the reasons which impelled him to War the sta: of die jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Cweet the Molise. He was desiisnts that' every Member should have heard that p:ttios said, POI hillitage be intended to frame his ruction en the part 4 StlAr twice tit the petithmer s because it might be tato