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2, • • j I6 i:1 I • • %ZIP 14 1 s it: . ' ; •••••c 1 ,,, $ Akik - . 1 1.• cks • F t • 4 ' t rii , 'Wr TUESDAY', JANUARY. 28, 1812 NUMBER 77671 (PRICE SIZPiIiCIPHALFP/MXII THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN 1% GARDEN. P4ALI4MEIv r PRoc,xomwes. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 28 , will he performed, THE COMEDY OF ERRORS. After which will he performed, the New Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN ORATORIOS.-1312. t4ESSRS. ASHLEY most respectfully inform P.l. the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that the Season will mince as usual, at the THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN I'- GARDEN. on THURSDAY next, the 30th instant, with a GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC, in which Ma dame Catalani will sing " Angels ever bright and fair," " Holy, H o ly, Lord," and the Bravura " Gratias Agimus Tibi," com posed by Si g nor Gugliebni; and for that night only, Signior Tra menani w ill slog a Sacral Motett and a Duetto with Madame c ata boL—For further Particulars see the milted Nils. Princ!pal Performers—Nladanse CA' L Mr•. BLAND, taut Mrs DICKONS ; Signor TR AML ZZANI, Mr. GOSS, gr BROADHURST, Mr. TENNEY, and Mr. BELLAMY. Leader of the Band Mr. ASHLEY—Organ, Mr. J. AS!; LEN'. Doors to be opened at Six, and commence at Seven precisely. Boxes 7,. Pit 33. 6d. Gallery '2s. Upper Gallery is. Faces fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the hew lax•Oflice in Hart-streer. brEW MUSIC. Klisbed bT Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. at their wh o lessl! Music and Musical Instrument Warthouie, No. 20, Soho-square. CILESI AN AJR, with variations for the Piano forte, Harp and Flute, composed by J. Mazzinglii, Na. 6, M ice 55.; Robin Adair, with variations cur the Pianoforte, Harp and Flute, composed by slitto, No. 9, price 55. ; Locbgyle, a Glee br three voice:, cnmpn.ed by (bin), pi ice Cs. 611.; Von EiCh ' S Turc," arranged as a Duct for two performers edit pianoforte, price ss. ; A Sonata, for P4notorte, composed kJ. W. Holder, I%lus. Lac. Op. 34, price Ss. tid.; A Sonata, for metred G. Ferrari, Op. 11, price 55.; icon Sonata, for ditto, as rrformed by the author at• Cambridge, composed by G. E. G r illo, Op. 7, price 55.; Cbimpanzu, a favourite - Air, composed Mr. Davy, arranged for the Piano•Orte, Harp, anti Flut-, by pj.jon, price 55.; a Duett, for the Pianoforte, in which is in matliced the popular Air of the Welch Harper, composed by Theodore Smith, price 55.; "Through Groves stiquever'd," a fike for four voices, composed and dedicated to the Misr Gunns ' by the Earl of Wes tmtath, p rice 2s. ; Prett y Fann y , a Ballad, lee Sis,; Cosblarnachree, a Ballad, rung by Mrs. Phlapps, at the Lyceum, price is. 6d.; a Complete Guide to the t,rf ot Play ing the Gtnuan Flirt., by T. Beak, price Ss.; a G,-neral and Comprehensive Instruction Book for the Violin, by J. D. Loder, of Buh,price 10s. 6d. As above may be had, the celebrated Ballad of Robin Adair, si song by Mr Braham, with an Accompaniment fa: . the Harp sr Pianoforte, by J. Mazzinghi; also on the same sheet new words to the Air, price Is. ed. TWEN TY THOUSAND l'oliNllb, IN SIX TEEN SIXTEENTHS. SWIFT and Co have the highest satisfact i on in being able to announce the - very great Success which has at envied the Purchasers of Shares at their Oftic ts, in the Lottery drawn on Tue-day, the 21st, having Sold the Ticket No. 5,497, a Prize of 120,000, In Sixteen Sixteenth Shares; and also No. 995, a Prize of £4,000, In Quarter, Eighth, and Sixteenth Shares. The NSW STATE LOTTISRY will be drawn on the sgth of FEBRUARY, and though it consists of only 8,000 Ticket+, yet the . Seberne contain+ Two Prizes of £20,000, Two of .£;,ono, and other+ of £l,OOO, &c. as ucual.—Tickets and Shares are on Baku SWIFT and Co.'s Fortunate Offices, NI. 11, POULTRY, No. 12, CHARING CROSS, and No. 31, ALDOATE HIGH STREET. ONLY 8,000 TICKETS. NEW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be all Drawn so early as TUESDAY, 18th of FEBRUARY. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of £26,000 ... are ... £40,000 2 4 6 And 1,588 Prizes of £lOO, &c. &c. &c. I n DISH, (Contractor), sincerely thanks the Public for their eNtinguished fay nor's at his truly fortunate Office!, N 0.4, Colt N ina., and No. 9, Ctt ‘R I !:C: CROSs. He i•lvates their attention to the Scheme of the present very Small Lottery, and begs to state, that alhough it con.ist4 of only Two Thirds the Number of 'rickets contained in the last Lottery, yet there are en equal nmlwr of Capital Prizes of in it : this giv•-: to Adven turers a much greate: chance to obtain a Twenty Thousand Pound Prize, than in any Lottery hitherto known. From the very limited number of Tickets to meet the demand, an imme diate purchase at the above Offices is respectfully advisetl, where k the Lnt•ery just finished, and in the Two last, T. BISI I Sold Ind Shared the following Capitals : 5,497 Class A - £20,000 1,853 Class B 1,693 - A . 16,000 4,023 C 3,313 - U - 15,000 1,825 - A - 3,363 - A - 5,000 1,825 13 7 1 - A - 3,0( 0 2,717 - A 4 33 - A - 2,000 2,717 - B - Ac. &c. &c. - X 2,000 - 1,000 1,000 - 1,000 - 1,000 1,000 No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE , PNTERING on the 12th Year of their Establish ment in thin Country, the IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg to return their Thanks (or the universal patronage with which they have been ho-oured, and to make known that they kive no connexions with the many pretende I bisk Companies who are rideavonring to mislead the public, and are in fact retail Linen Drapers in disguise. The Irish Linen Company have no Warehouse in England hut No. 4, Sou. h side of idoomsbury-square, sell no article but Irish Liren, and re t lass than a Piec•i: a single Piece at theWbolesale rice. All good, warranted as to fabric and bleach, and the mo sey returnad if a fault appears. Cash forßank of Ireland Notes. .I. O'BRIEN, Ag=•rt to the Company. IRISH LINENS. THE BELFAST COMPANY, determTnedtn sup port their dependant Mechanics by full employment, are how selling Iri,h Linens and Sheeting, considerably under the factor's prices, in hopes that some opening for an export trade %lay hereaf er rrward their exertions to keep the poor from want. They respectfully invite the public to inspect their valuable Stock itt 50 , Great Russell-ztrect,lSloomsbury, opposite the British Mu seum; the only house in London where the Irish Line is and Blicetings, of the best fabric are sold, warrant-A bleached on the grasi, without any chemical acid. No other article sold, an.l not k'ss than a piece. 'I he company's prices are full CO p-r cent. be low any other house. Cash for Irish Notes. BROOKS, BIRCH, and O'Ke Er e, Agents to the Company, 50, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. MONEY continut:s to be furnished to the Pub a lic t annuity interest, on Freehold, Copyhnli, I.eastliold or Life. bold Estates, in Land or Houses, Dividends of Stock, Marriage &Temente, Widow's Jointures, Church Livings, &c.-1 'he mbnity and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be iI uPPILA on their Annuit y Bonds. All Annuities will he redeem awe and the business conducted with dispatch, scatty, and A PS! Porsonally, from nine to five, or by letter, to the Se erttarY of the Knightsbridge Bank, near Hyde Park Corner, It"is hopowered to tr e at f o r an y sum, not less than £3OO, to " mount, matters of magnitude being preferred. ' AD MIRA LTT-OFFICB, Jan. 28, 1812 .. • CU ?DIVE HOUSE, Rig. Oyer and NOTICE is e svill be put up to SALE, o h Th urs th y, t h e 30t h d ay o f herby given, That a Section of -16. r_ January, 1812, at Eleien &Clock in the Forenoon, in sundry Termisser aad Goat Delivery, for the Trial of Opium mattisiitai ; Lots or the High Seas, Isiah, the jariututims elk Admitalty of Bighead, , T H ' E FO. L L O W I N G GOODS, will he held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, Londoa, ea Friday Lie . VIZ: 28th of February Next, at eight, u'cluch ia the morteittg. 1 720 Cations Brandy, of legal strength for Dealers J. W. OROICFR 1 470 Digo Geneva, for Priv a t e U se . 283 lbs liyson, and Isi2lbs. Black Tea 28 Pieces China-1 Ancirlr about 9 cert. The Goods lobe viewed the Morning of the Sal?. Twenty-five per Cent. deposit will be required. 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom House, Newhayen, on Thursday, the soth day of January, t St 3, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, pre in sundry Lots, - THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For Dealers and Others, About 278 Gallons Spirits of Brandy 45 per cent. over proof. 301 Ditto Geneva, for private use only. Samples of the above Goods may be seen at the Custom-House . . the Mmning of the day of Sale . N B. Twentr:five per Cent. deposit will be required. 4h. " 4 '• 4 olrisePtrlJttel.Y SOLD to the Highest Bidder, At the Custom-house, Newcastle, on Friday, the 3i st January, 1812, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, SG Peres Fir Timber, quantity 11 loads, 40 het 1 Balk 2H. 0 Qrs. 26 Odd. Deal Ends O 3 19 Deals O 0 8 Uf. rs O 0 6 Hatidsp;kes 2 lbs. Black Tea 2 Gallons Rum Shrub and a Half Gallons Brandy In Gallons Wh'skey 2 Gallons Rum 7 Gallons Ale 5 Gallons Portugal Wine 16 lhs. Shag Tobacco Half a Gallon Madeira Wine 2 New Anchors And a Quantity of Tobacco Ashes. Part of the Fir Timber may be seen on application to the Tide Surveyor at North Shields; and the remainder of the Goode, on tipylicatinn being made at the Custom house, Newcastle. Custom-house, Newcastle, January 21, 1812. FOR SA/.E BY PUBLIC AUC I'ION, On Friday next, the 3! st instant, at Norm, at the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, . - THE GOOD BRIG JOHN, of the following Dimensions : Ixnmt b h - - e 5 Ft. 8 In. Breadth . - 21' 3i Depth 9 7 _ . Ad - measures - - 148 31-94 Toss. She is square vermeil, foreign built, made free, is burthensome, and sails fast ; calculated for the Newfoundland, Portugal, Cout nig, or Coal Trades, and requires hut little outfit to perform a voyage.--And, for the Benefit of the Concerned, 1 he Good Ketch WHEAT SHEAF, of the following Di mensions : Length - - - 55 Ft. 9 in. Breadth - - 17 1 _ Heighth in Cabin - - - - 5 10 Admeasares - - - 64 Ton t. She is copper-bottomed, square sterned and foreign built, but made free, has a flat floor, and takes the ground well; is well found in very good materials, and requires but li tle refit for general purposes. For viewing and further information, apply to the Matter, on botrd, in Sutton Pool; to Messrs. HAWK ,R anctSobis, Briton Side, or to JOHN LUSCOM BE, Proker. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, on Thursday, the instant, at one o'clock, O NE HUNDRED and FIFIT BAGS of SPA WOOL.—To be viewed 1 t Messrs. Pcarmin r d Son'4 Wrareliouscs, Steel Yard---Marsh and Ebiwortli, and 3. T. Cornthwaite, Brokerk—January 27, 1812. To be SOLD by AUCHON, by Mr. RUSS, At the Angel Inn, Chippenham, on Friday, the 14th day of February, 1812, precisely at Twelve o'Clo:k 'at Noon (either together or in Lois), unless previously disFosed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, ri 'HE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of 1 - several Valuable ESTATES, situate at Tvtitcrtnn Lucas, in the said County, distant two milLs front Chippenham, four from Caine, ten front Devizes, from Bath, one and a halt (tom the great turnpike rivid leading Gum Loadtin to Bath, an.l one from the Wilts and Berks Canal ; now in•the ucLupatioo of Mr. Craok. For forther pareculats, and Treaty by Private Contract, npp'y at tho Office of Mr. Morewe , hrr, So icitor, Calir, Wilts; or of Mr. Crook, at Tyttierton afore,aiii, who will shew ti:e PreniiNes Pols....ision may he had at Lady-day neiv. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR r F.STA I E, and TITHES at ALTON PRIORS and J • ru WELL, WILTS. FOR SALE BY AUC 110 N, by Mr. RUSS, At the Caste Inn, Devizes, on Friday, the 21st day of February next, at Three o'Clock, in the Afternoon, in Two Lots, Lot I. T HE MANOR of ALTON PRIORS and STOWELL, in the County of Wilts, com prising a capital Mansion House, Coach-house, Stables, Yards, and Gardens. Al'o a substantial Farm-house, with all neces sary and convenient Barns, Yards, Stable., Labourers' Cottage., and other Out-buildings, and upwards of 1120 Acres of rich Arable Meadow (partly watered) Panure, Wood, and Down Land, situate within a ring fence, at Alton aforesaid, only seven Miles from the Market Town of Devizes and Marlhoroughi In' the renting of Mr. Robert Graily far the remainder of a term of twelve years which will expire on the 25th of March, list 7. This eligible Estate Is free of all 1 ithes, except the modus of £3. 7s Id. payable to the Vicar of Alton, and £3.45. to the Hos pital of 'aint Crass, at Winchester. The Land•taz is reileemed, the Parochial Faxes are light, and as at the end of the Term it will hear a very considerable advance of rent it affords an ex cellent opportunity to any one desirous of investing his money in the purchase of Land. N. B. The Kennet and Avon Canal runs through part of she Ettate. Lot 2. The Tithes of Corn and Hay. and other Great Tithes arising within the Hamlet of Stowell, consisting of 330 Acres or thereabouts, of valuable I.and, principally Arable, in the occu pation of Mr. William Mi chcock. as tenant front year is year. Printed particulars and Conditions of :ale will shortly be ready, and may be had at the principal Inns in the neighbour hood; at Messrs. Wary, Scudamore, and Currey's,- No. 14, Gate -street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London; at the Auctioneer'►: and at the (Ace of Messrs. Guy and Michell, in Chippenhain, where a Pl-in of the Estate may be seen. . WORCES I ERSHI RE. TO BE I.ET, and enter, d up.in at Michaelmas, ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE for a genteel Family; containing 1-101, BreaClast Parlour, and Faring room, a Drawing-room, and four lied chanibers,cn the first floor, with very good Attics; most excv!lrrt Offices, comprising But ler's Paw ry, linustkeeper's room, Kitchen, Rick Kitchen, Ser vants' Hall, Dairy, Lanndry, Paniry, &c. ready furnished; good Coach-house and Stabling, Lawn Shrubbery, K'tchert Garden, with wall, Hot-house and Creen-house, in all tantalising eleven Acres. The House stands on an eminence, commanding a fine view of the surrounding country, two miles from Kidderminster, seven from Bransgrove, and 14 from Worcester. Fox hounds and Harriers hunt the country. For reference to view the Premises, apply to the ?thaw of the Worcester Journal. HOUSE OF LORDS, JANUARY et • Tice Lords Committees appointed to consider of suck Appeal ind Writ of En or Causes, respecting which no petitions were presented, 9r papers laid before the :souse, ice. met this day, at two o'clock, in the kobing Chamber. - The Agents of several of he rArties were examined, and some Orders wit!, respect to Hearing, &c. were m-de in cons Kin sin:. Their Lord,,hips adjourned he (zither investigation until a'quar• ter before two tic ock to-morruw.—The Committee %at. a mese one; none but Pant. I. and their Agents ware admitted The I.oan CIIANC nut oa hiving trk.n his seat on the ik'ool• sack, the cam d. rati , m of .he Rex but gh Case was resumed. Mr. Leach was heard in contirua Wit, and to :be .134 ref his very able arguments, in fur pert ut the chews of Ju!.n k. Kerr, Esq. with repect to the F. u hr inch tif the care. The farther livat:ng wa-, adju.:med tell Welneiday The Sugar Impartation, the Corn Dati lery Preeentirn, and the Malt Duty Billy, were !nought up fr :r. the Commons by Mr. I.usilinorom and other Members, aid severally read a tied time. The Earl of LIVERPOOL m vol, That the Corn Distillery Prevention B:II be print* d, anv a riainfrd their Lordships, that shsltstd-tlw pel.s Ile on thir tal4e, itwas the intention Olds Noble Fri nd ;we h.l eve the Earl Ba.lihr.t) to move the awed reading on Wednesday. Mr. Graham (the Magistrate) presented ai the bar the Inspec tor's It eprrt of the State of the Convicts, on the Themes, the Medway, and at Porsmouth, for the last y..ar, which was ordered to lie on the table. It was ordt red, co the motion of Lord WALIIIIIONAM, That all the Agent.. of the Patti( s whose takes are before the Appeal Committee, strait attend the same; and that al Agents who did not attend this day, shall pr•remp only attend the Lords Cunt. mirtses to-morrow, at a quarter before two o'clock. Some private busmen was then cbsposi.d of, and the House adjuurned till to-morrow. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jan. 15, 11112. THE PRIArCIPAI. OFFICERS of HIS IVA. JEST)", ORDNANCE, do het* give Nuke. That Propo sals will be received at their Office in 1 3 111-Mall, on or before Monday, the 3d of February next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of BEDDING for service of this Department, for a period of three Years, deter minable at the expiration of 'one Year, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Seeretar i 's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesald, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed "Proposals for Bedding;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d day of February, at Twelve &Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secrearv. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jamvar ly 15, 1812. THE PI?.',V;;IPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA JESTY!: ORDNANCE, do horely give notice, That Proposals wiii be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 31 day of February next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of SAND BAGS for service of this Department, for a period of three years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may he viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower, and further particu lars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary's 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, " Pro posals for Sand Bags ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the sat l id day of February, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any render be noticed unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRRW, .err. GENERA!. SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY, ESTABLISH .ED A MARGATE. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of this IN sTII FUTION give Notice, that a Vacancy has taken place In the Office of HOUSE SURGEON and APOTHECARY, by the Death of Mr. JOHN Ey LES. Such Persons as are desirous of becoming Candidates, are re quested to send Certificates of their Qualification, on or before the 17th of February neat, to the 'ecretary, No. 35, Cannon street, where may. be seen the Duties that are required of the Resident Medical Practitioner at the Infirmary. JOSEPH RAINBOW, Secretary. LIFE ANNUITIES I.ECUR ED by ACT of PARLIAMENT THE Church Rates of the Parish of East Grin stead, in the County of Sussex, being made assignable by Act of Parliament for raising the Sum off i3Oun towards rehuildit.g the said Church. all Persons willing to Contract for the Purchase of any Annuity or Annuities chargeable on the said Rates, are desired to send in their Proposals for the •ame to Mr. Nettletold, Solicitor, No. 20, Norfolk•s reef, Strand, London; or to Mr. Barrow, Solicitor, East Grinstead, on or More the SI st day of January instant.—Bras[ Grinstead Jan. I, Mi. This day was publhled, Handsomely printed in Octavo, price 14s. in boards, hot pressed, MATHEMATICAL TRACTS, principally ASTRONOMICAL and NAUTICAL. By JOHN COLE, PURSER OF HIS MAJESIY'S SHIP ABOUKIR. Cont.i3ting at Sr ea rocoNtossr.Txtv, or site Doctrine of Tri lateral So!i.t Angles—being a Science parallel to Spherical Trto• lornetcy, and adapted to perform on a plane with plane triangles only, al the astr:-.lorncal and geographical problcms usually dune Nvitil the stereographic projections of spherical triangle.. Its apphcatlon to Astronomy and Dialing, and the flusions of the several peels of trilateral solid angles. To which is added, l.ee way and Magnetic Sailing; ; the former shewing how the Lee way madtlby Vessels at Sea, is to be accounted for by the prin ciples of the composition and resolution of forces—and the lutt:r shows a method of simplifying the tnetNed of correcting Dead Reckoning for the variaton of the Compass. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Junes; Lunn; and all other Booksellers. • THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE. THE Supplement to the Thirty-second Volume is This Day rea , !y for delivery, containing a variety of un commonly interesting Passages from new and valuable Publica tions, during the last six months, together with enlarged indexes, &c. &c. &c. N. 13. All the Numbers of the Monthly Magazine which were out of ptint, having recently been reprinted, complete ►ets, or any single Numbers, may be had of all the Booksellers. This day were puh:ished, by Stockdale, jun. 41, Par.-MAIL 1. C ATHOLIC EMANCIPATION—the only means by which it can he effected is pointed out. Se cond Edition, very much enlarged, price r.s. ‘2. A I.e.ter to the Earl of 1 fugal. By Lord Grenville. Price 6d. or on fine paper, Is. 3. Proceedings of the Catholics in 1793, compared with those in t 811 ; and Sketches of their Characters. Second Edition, much enlarged. Price 2s. 6d. 4. A Letter to the Prince Regent. By the Author of A Vin dication of the King. Piice 2s. 6d. 5. Hints to all Classes en Politics in general. Price Is. 6d. TO SCHOOLMASTERS. This day was published, illustrated with Maps, Etc. handsomely printed in 12mo. price tis. tid. in hoards. i COMPENDIUM of GEOGRAPHY, coo l. taming a short View of the Ancient and Modern States of the several Kingdoms of the World, by JOHN MAIR, A.M. brought down to t be present day by the Rev. ROBERT GILLAN. Printed for Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; T. Hamilton, 37, Partrnester-row, London; and may be find of every bookseller in the United Kingdom. New Editions of the following useful and esteemed Works of the same Atohor, may be had as above: 1. An Introduction to Latin Syn:ax, t .sth edit. i itmo. 3s. bound. 2. A Literal Translation, with large Explanatory Note., of the Four First Books of Caesars Commentaries, eth edit. 12mo. 3s. bound. 3. A Literal Trandatlon, with large Explanatory Notes, of Satinet's History of Catalina's Conspiracy, 7th edit. 12mo. 3a. 6d. bound. 10th edit. le 4. A Latin Vocabula r y , mo. sd. bound. S. The Tyro's Latin Dicaunary, 7th edit.l2mo.ss. bound. N. B. A liberal A' lowance to Teachers and Elms talda paw alas. HOU;E OF COMMONS, JANUARY 21. Lord JOHN THYNNE presented an Account ,of the Er. penes of his Majesty's Houseto d, in the Departnient of the Lord Chamberlaitt. —Ordered to be printed. The B 11 for raising £lo,ioo 000. by way of Eicher/her Bflis, and the Bill for raising X 1,500,000, by way of Exchequer Bills, fir the s-rvice of the year 1512, wire several:) , read a second time, and committed for Monday. 1 he Malt Duty Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third time on Monday. PLACES OP PUBLIC WORSHIP. Mr. PERCEVAL moved, that there be laid be• fore the Howe a return of the number of Places of Pui)lic Worship throughout England, agreeably to the form of the Ettablished Church, with the !turn ber of pers- ns such places of Public Worship are ca pable of contain;ng. Also, of the number ► f Places of Public Worship not according to the Eaablished Form, in all parishes and places where the number of persons within the same exceeded H)00. He also moved, that the Abstract of the Returns of last year, on the same subject, be laid before the House, and be printed. Ordet ed.—Aiijout ned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, JANUARY 27. Mr. ROSE obta'n.:o leave to bring in a Bill for amending the Act relative to the Regulation of l'i'ons. I ord FOLKE:iI ONE gave notice, that tomorrow he should move for leave to bring tu a Bill to anima the Insolvent l)ehtore• Act, as far as related to the ca.e of Mary-Ann Dix. Mr. BANKES give notice, that to-morrtsv he should move for leave to bring in a Bill for preventing the Grant of Places in lt, versino. Lord MORPETH gave notice, that as the Noble Lord, whose nom.: of a motion res r eciing Ireland stood for Monday next, would be unable to attend in consequence of a great domestic calamity, he should himself bring on a motion that day an ties same subject. Mr. AD'JINGTON gave nonce, thit to-morrow be should move an Address to the Prince Regent for a Return of all the Local Militia serving on the Ist of January, 1812; and also the N,mber that would be entitled to their discharge on the 25th of December, 1812, in consequence of the period of their service being expired. AMERICA. Mr. WHITBREAD gave notice, that on 'Thursday .e night he ~ lusuta move for copies of ail correspondence between this Country and America, down to the latest period to which ths same could be nt;v 4 .e our. 'I he Xi,So peo Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Bill foe raising 1:10,e00,0c0, were conatt.ned, and ordered to be reported to• mot rosv. _ _ Mr. BANKFS moved for the appoin•ment of a Committee to cons3der the public a Spey diture of the Country ; and what places and offices in e ht he abolished with safety to the public service. Ordered —*l he Honourable Gentleman then said, that after t l Con mittee should make a rrpo:t, he wieild move for a Bill, lounged on the re , o mum. of i RIO, relanve to Sinecure Offices. Mr. CREEVEY gate no•ice, that to..mcrrow ►ennight w. old call the at•etr.ion of the House to that part of the eublis Revenue tntit.td the 4 per Leta-. BRIDGE OVER THE EDEN.• The Report of the Committre of Supply, voting sums for various services, was brought up. On the reading of the resolu tion for granting £lO,OOO tow.trls the erea:on of Cumberland Bridge, Mr. GILES opposed the grant, :s a useless berthas on the Public. Mr. WHARTON defended the grant, because the brides wou'd afford a great acccimmodatiat to. England and Scotland. Mr. Wl - 1111;1t E AD could not bce any necessity for the /Mdgst, and he would oppose the present grant. _ _ Sir J. G RAliqhl ratd:t he oldiindge was hardly wide enough for a carriage to pass; and as the 'Lew liiidge would be a great public accommidation, he thought the great, r part of the expect* ought to be bottle by the Public. Mr. S. SU MNEIt opposed the giant. A division then took place, whim there appeared--For am, Qucs:ion, 88—Against it, 40.--Majority, lg. • liiS MAJE.STY'S IIOUSEtiOLD. When stranger; were re-admitted, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had proposed to refer cett.t:n Papers to the tionconsiders ,,mrniitee on the 8.11 for regul ding um futut i : l the eesttb h ment of his Majesty's Househ o ld. an d was proposing that the House should then go into a Committee. Mr. 'YIERNEY immediately rose and opposed dig Speaker's leaving the Char, on the ground that sum. cient information was not before the House to enable them to come to a right' understanding of the clues., tion, and make such a full report as would satisfy this Public. In order that proptr inform iti. n might' be a4ordc.l, he would suggest some distant day for the House wing into the Committee. He was tree to. confess, that, for his part, .Ificr perusing the he was not in a situation to comprehend thrOg and he believed that nrany other gentlemen were nos aware of the whole bearing of it. A variety of papers had been laid Cli the table, and it might be espeoesi that he should be prepared-- as far as they went bei was prepared—but he should only waste the limo! the House was he to offer any obserratim npa detached papers, and therefore be should rersaiia 611