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C t 4 • f • v lonfie • , f((i 4 0q4 °L\ Np -- fa • • Avila pr.. 4: • ~4r RigCE SIXPtNCii-HALFPENN FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1814. NUMBER 8481. PAR LIAMENTAR T PROChEDINGS. LONDON WELSH AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. PIAISIDEKT : SIR WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNNE, BART. M.P. • VICV.PRICIIIEMNTi : EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, May in. 1814. All Exchequer Bills dated In the Month• of May and lone, 1013, GARDENING. A GREAT Variety of new•invented, useful , and. A improved GARDENING I MPLEMENTS, recommended by the most eminent Nurserymen in the neighb , mrhood of the Metropolis, calculated to give facßity, ease, and pleasure in the above Science, as well as to considerably lessen the expences.— To be seen only at the Horticultural Repository; 9, Leicester street, Leicester-square. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 11. Their Lordihips met in a Committee of Pr:illegni on the Airiy Peerage; when Counsel being heard, and eerttin questions refer red to the Judges, who were in attendance on the occasToe, far ther proceedings were deferred to this day sennight. Counsel were heard in behalf of Mrs. Fullerton cgalest Ste Hew D. Hamilton's Estate Bill. Farther consideration deferred to to-morrow. On the motion of Lord HOLLAND, the Order of the Day for reporting the Dulwich Hospital Pill, st hich stood for Mon day, was postponed to Wednesday next. - Mr. Jenkins ' from the Marshaisea Prison, presented an, As count of Fees taken at that Prison, pursuant to an Cr Ler of their Lordships. The Bills on the Table were forwsrded in their respective stages, and their Lordships adjourned to to-morrow. Llen Hon. Lord Candor kilt Hon. Lord llynrifor t Hon Lord Robt Seymour Charles Williams Wynne, Esq. M. P. Owen Williams, KR. wed Sir Edward Lloyd, Bart. MP. i William Davies, Esq. Sir Watkin Lewis, Alderman I John Jones, Esq. • Sir Thomas Mostyn, Bart.M.P. Jacob Jones, Esq. Sir John Owen, Bart, M.P. Richard Jones, Esq. , Sir William Parton LawisLoyd, Esq. H. C.Coombe,Esq. Ald M.P. Captain L. Philippi Richard Price, EA I E. M.P. John Williams, Esq. rriHE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING of this 1 SOCIETY will be held St the Paul's Head Tavern, Catea ton-street, on TUESDAY NEXT; the i'th instant.; on which occasion the Friends of clip Institution are requested to attend. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock '..recisely. DANIEL AVILLIAMS,L Secretaries. JOHN JONES, ,3 Nu. 66, PENCHUROH.STREET. SUPERIOR BRITISH WINES in great variety, I 7 made with refined Sugar, which,,with the advantage of age, produces a flavour in point of delicacy, strength, and richness little inferior to the best Foreign \Vines; choice Liqueures in elicit., at two guineas each ; rich Cockagee and Gotten Pippin Cyder; fine Squash Perry; (Anter Beer, bottlti Stout, Porter, Ales, &c. in the best possible perfection, and ar prices unusually low for ready money. • TURNHAM GREEN. - TO BE LIT, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, ACONVIENT Substantial Detached HOUSE .L.S. M with Chaise-ho Use, Stable, and convenient Outbuildings.; a small Field, Orchard, and large Garden, well stocked, and in excellent condition; for One or more Y ears, with the option of purchasing. For Cards to View apply at Mr. Page's Office, King's Road, Bedford-row. May 10th, 1514. HOUSE OF COMMONS. DISTRESS IN.GARMANY: WHILE Europe is exulting in the immediate prospect 'of Peace, and every heart is devising the Most elpsessive means OrSreing vent to the generous feelings which is exciter k the COMMIFTEE for relieving DISTRESS in GER MANY deem it scarcely needful to remind Britons, That there is no mode of reloitirt irrproeperity, no way of sheering our gra-_ tittide to Arm MIT t PsoVIDEtCC for the blessing, more noble than the relief of the distressed, the rescue of those.who are ready ' to perish. Ihe necessity, so often stated, for aid to the suffering Germans, still exists : mita bu already been done and up wards of £BO,OOO has been nobly contributed, and as igomptly remitted, to alleviate sorrows, Which the happier drcumstances of this country Will scarcely enable us justly to conceive of. But there axe nliltwna of Sufferers to whom the band of Charity must yet be extruded, to save life ; andritetr was the Proverb, that " He who gives prutuptly, givesalouble,” more applicable than at present. Details of these Dismiss' will be found in the Reports of the ComMittee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Congregations, may be had at the London Tavern; and at .Ackermann's, Strand ; to the number of 25 gratis.; and above that number on large paper at is. and sat& piper at Qs. per hundred. Amount already advertised susseairrions..ess At Committee Room. A /abouriog Man, per Mr. Matt - Rev. Horace Man, Let arlonum a mull tante p arty •" • 10 0 Rev. S. Courtney, dnion cullected la his Parish 1 Jobe Prouder, Erg, 6 5 Front • Poor ReligiOuit • rzettyle Waks, col by the Rev. Mr. Charles, in Bale, • .161.155. 104. Sten& 'of Padshaw and Neiglitioufhisod, coed remittance /241. iris. 44. Matthew (teem Eos. 21 0 Beek* tad Nlinert 60 0 T. W.lPflther so-1 Co. 5 0 George Dell, Esq. - 3 • Unitarian Cnaptt, D o e - Chester, after a Sur. mon by the Rev. B. Treiessan • 21 01 Balance of Conte:lon at Worthing Lit. 13 , .e1d. From Edinburgh and he vicinity, Sib rends tlllet, per J. C2lllr bell, E:q. 140 0 Subscriptions received at the vern ; Lloyd's Coffee-house ;I Rankers in Town and Coun Lu try 5e83,922 ISL MCS tCLIVMD : Mr. James Ellice 23 0 Miss Read V 2 _ _ Mr. E. Read 1 1 S. R. Hackney, addi tional S 0 Thomas Humpage, per Rev. Mr. Latrobe 2 Some Poor Children of . the Mint kunday School, per 1 Kes. terton 1 - 0 Parldt of °spring; Kent, per Rey. Jsr.Jackson, 8E22 4s. 6d. City of London Taveru. ' s J. F. Mesturas, Esq. 2 0 John Ray, Esq. 1 1 W. H. Newman 1 0 At Lloyd's. M. G. A. 10 0 Collected by the Church wardens, Brozharn, • Hews ' during Divine dery ice 23 0 IL Blukemoro, V.5..1- dra-bouse, near Car dilf 20 0 Mrs. Ashly, Epsom 3 0 R. C. 2 it / Mite from F. Ck 1 0 1 1. G l 1 1 E. C. G. 1 1 I Mr. Peter Flyfoot 1 1 liars of the City of I.oadbn Tit' Lock Exchange; and at ail the I. MARTEN, sec:tw i t , fIowARD, i r" lir ING'S B j RTICISAY.—On the 4ih if JUNk amb. - .191* SCATS &-QTTERY.Deshis Dr4wing. SCHEME, ceo,oeo to .C 20,000 10,000 4,000 20300 , 44 )00 1,000 400 ....4 2,500 200 • 1,200 100 30 :...4 1,660 17 ..4 29,240 S , , loi;)••:•• I 44. 6••:•1••• ••• • ....11, 6 * ••• ••• 409 00 . -.s 15 52 1,720 ? 4 . , ? ...et • •• n ~............ .. 9,000 Tickets. aE90,000 The First •Ticket drawn a Prize above £l7, first Day, will receive .99,0011, and the first Ticket drawn a Prise above .Cl 7, second 1./ay, will receive £lO,OOO. Tickets and Mares are selling in great Varlet, at ill the Offices In Town and Country. .ROMAN CEMENT. • 4 . 1 HA.RLtS FRANCIS and WHITE, Manu- A., factures, Nine Elint,l,Antdoilt hating reduced the price of artiste, it can now be Ilse & 110 f the purpose of stuccoing Wows to keep out damp, or to give diem the appearance of new inane buiklinp, at a price lit* snore than the cat of Lime basso% which is welt known to Imbibe the damp. while the anent wet effectually resists it. llama Cement is, idolised for tnaldog Cisterns, Tanks, Ile- Ilerroln,ase. tp kold.urat,ee "goal to Lead, as well as for Gutters, lac oifs, Building, Of repairing Bridges, Locks, Ba. and fot every kind of brickwork ender water. Ir4litM BATHS. The PA 'TENT SANATIVE WARki - lATHS which tend to • knigorate the Constitution an d prontote Health. THE Patentees , ARMSTRONG and HO WITT, beg to inform the Nobility, Gentry , and P ublic In g eneral, t their Baths having obtained a pre-eminent degree of celebrity from the simplicity of their construction, they are now made In 1 great variety, "Unable for Antibes, Hotels, and Public Instku- 1 Huns. They may be seen heated every day at their Manufac tory, 78, Great Queen-strect, Lincoln's Inn Fields. - N. B. An elegant assortment of Drawing and Dining-room stoves, Improved Hat Ale Stoves, Ranges, Smoke Jacks, and all boils of Kitchen Furniture. • PATENT FILTERING MACHINES. QTEPHENSON'S PATENT FILTERING MACHINES are portable, never out of repair,, and will purify Water from the rosiest source at the unexampled rate of 1100 Gallons per day, rendering the Water in Colour beautifully transparent. Joseph Stephenson begs leave to offer Ids slneere and grateful acknowledgements to tlitkNobility tad Gentry for their (then .guahed patronage mid pledges himself to endeavou r to meet the ;Kilts* . of the Public, In offering hie Invention at a very reduced price, as follows t First, or large Size, ten guineas, purples at the rate of 400 gallons per der; secenisize, seven guineas, pur‘i flee at the rate of 100 gallons per day; third site, ire guineas, purifies at the'rate of 50 gallons per day. To be seen at Work at his Manufactory, No. 6, Mortimer street, Cavendish:stpiare ; knd at the Da of thilciusalein Coffee , Late, Cooper't-court, Cefultitt. 1( To BE PAID OFF THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of I/IS • dESTr's TRZASIIRT, kaolin:given Dirediontfor paying sj the Principal s ( ' the above mentioned Exchequer , Rillsewith the Internal due th;reon, at the Exchequer Bill Ape, ix the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palate rant, Westminster, on Thursday, the 211 day of June, 1814, attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidaa' excepted) until and including Wednesday, the 2Sth instant, from Ten 'Thud ix Ilse Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the protases' receiving the same ; and, far the greater dispatch, the bearers el the sail Bills are desired to bring Lists thereof (which are to be obtained at this Office) classing, them in the order oftheir respective dates, such as are for the same amount being niseserieally ged, and specifying th e principal Sums and Interest dot therms, computed frost, but excluding the day: on which they are respectively dated, to the raid 21 day of June inclusive, when the Inte;:t will cease; and she said Bearer: (being Holler, or not) are isosfispenstily required to Worse rash Bill with their usual signatures; and to write their Names and Residence at the ionise e their List ; and they are mummer required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office fur payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Re ceipts for the same. If any of the holders of the of re:aid Bills elsorkl be 'mimes of receiving Payment of the Priacipel and Interest, previous to the said 21 day of Jane, they may be amosemedated, on computing the Interest to the day ots 'toisith they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills ler examination one day prior Merit;. Such Persons as may be dames of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of Payment I Principal, upon smerhing new Bills, and viessiening the anamort at the bottom if their Lists, delivered ow sr before she 4.5 th instant, may be secovesodated with new Bills, carrying an Interest of Threepence Halfpenny by the day, on every One Hun droll Pounds, which said New Bills will tear date the said 2/ lay June, and will he delivered, together with the Interest dam in mimeo of the Bills is desired to is exchanged, to Friday, the Sd 4 f une, and the following Days. N.B. AU Exchequer Bills, dated prior to May, 1819, have been advertised to be paid of, and the Interest thereon has ceased. This Day was pUblished, price is. 6d. rIIHE PAMPHLETEER, NO. V. Being an impartial Record of all the leading P.sw niter s, en LITZRART, POLITICAL, and RALIGIOUg SUSJIICTS ; and ?Grilling art indispensable appendage to every Lthawar. Thii highly patronized Work already boasts the assistance of the fol• lowing Naga and distinguishe A"— - The Comm cat.zol of the Ea- cmagnza, The Halsor of Ltwcocw, Rt. Hon. Writ. NVI LLLLL oaca, W Herstesssos, Esq. M. P. Rt. Hon. Lend Sat ITfIZLD, Sir S. Rossim.v, Sir T. BEIM At D, Bart. C. MARS", M. P. J. BRUCZ ll'''. P. Dr. H. /IMN, D. I/ Rev. P. GA NDOLPIII, Rev. S. T. W Y (.13c, Sold by Gale. Curtis, and Co.. Co.; and all other Booksellers. Rey. T. Lc Mcsoasze, Rey. J. C. Enrroce, C. BUTLER, Esq• H. &swims, Esq. C. Duero. Esq. G. Joy, Esq. A. BECKILT, Esq. T. M. Mosoenvt, Esq. • I. NV. MSADLET, Esq. J. PUILIPMILT, Esq. E.STLvice, Esq. T R Rale J. LAWRENCE, Esq. Re. 8c &c . .. .; Rodenll; Black, Parry, and 140 N RESIDENCE OF THE CLERGY. - This day was - published, price 3s. A CORRECT STATEMENT of all the CASES of CLERGYMEN who are Sued for PENALTIES tinder the 13t1 Gto. 111. Chap. 84. With Observations on the intended Act of Indemnity, together with two Petition• krzzented to Par liantent, awl an Appendix, copuining or' gloat and impertant Outuntotti relative to the present State of tt.e Clergy, &c. By W. WRIGHT, Esti Late Secretary to the Bishops of London, Norwich, Ely, and Oxford. Laudon : Published by M. Jones, No. S. Newrate•street. Tbis tier was published, in Svo. price S. boards, AMORAL and POLITICAL ESSAY on the ENGLISH POOR LAWS : 'hewing their abuse , a nd the Injuries - resultleg therlfrom, not only to the Poor, but to the Country of large with a Plan for correcting the same , tend in g to the comfort of Paurcrs, and the better support of Governme.st. To which are added, Instructions on Appeals, Fermi of Notices, and Ettracts from the several Acts of Parliament relative to the 'Poor Laws; with a Law Appendix, front Modern Authorities. Respectfully submitted to the consideration of Parliament, atftl claiming the attention not on of Parishes, but of ev House- keeper. By RICHARD WA ly LTHEW, Sacitor, Egha ery tn, Surrey 1-updon : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. INSTAN T COMMAND OF MONEY. MESSRS. RICHARDSON and Co. have the unlimited command of Money for good Securities of every description, in possession cr reVersion ; and they live the power of snaking instant advances to persons of known property and responsibility. Regular Bills discounted. Attendance from ten till five, mid letters. post paid, Ininwdlatetry answered. No. t, Duke-street, Adelphl. The business of th is oMce is conduced with invi olable secrecy. ))AY AND MARTIN'S REAL JAPAN BLACKING, + .4. HE Pub lic are respectfully informed that the above Article continues to be manufactured in its Genuine Purity and Evellence, at the original Manufactory, No. 97, High Hulbore ; and as most of the impositions lately practised in dirk name have been put down by the interference of the Law, the Public need no other Caution than observing the Old Label, ;which states it to be made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, HIGH, HOLBORN. 'l'o those who have been duped by purchasing a' Spurious sort, and who may have supposed an alteration had taken plea in the manufacture of the Blacking, D. and M. wish to declare that it ever has been prepared precisely of the sante In gredients, and by the same proportiunsem.Price Is. 6d. per ktottle. No half pints made. SEI.ECT ARTICLES OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. M ET's ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL U DEN'TIFBACE, which end, both in elegance and efficacy, every other preparation for the Teeth and Gunu,price 21.9 d. each. The Esseirce is particularly recommended to Parents and per sons who have the care of Children as the greatest preservative of Young and tender Teeth. None are Genuine but what have the word), "-J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockapur-street," en graved iti the stamp. CATHARM LIN WATER, for the general improvement of the Cornplezion, the cure of all cutaneonadlsosders, and ;he bites and stings of venomous insects. Pints 7a. Id. Half-p 6d. etch. BAYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of. LEMONS for taking Ink spas and stains Gut of Late and Linen. The &enable Js signed. O W. Bayley" on the Boa and Wrapper. Ake HIS SCOURING DROPS,fentaking Grease onto( tillk t ilaiff, Wool len Cloth, Jac. price la. each. Veritable POMMADE DIVINE, price Ss. 6d. the glair. Sold Wholesale and Retail by BA Y Lair and BLEW, Perfumers, sod Manufacturers of Dressing and Writing Cases, Cockspur street, London ; where also may be had, Cadman's incomparable ' Want . Strap, the but and most durable one on submitted to the Alit, price 10. and WI. 6d. cad. SALES BY AUCTION. DAWLISH, DEVON. At the New Inn or Tavern, Dawlish, on Tuesday, the 17th day' of May next, at Four o'Clock In the Afternoon, on such Con ditions as shall then be produced rPHE Fee•simple and Inheritance of all that most 11 desirable Residence, called BRIDGE HOUSE, with dou ble Coach-house, extensive Stabling, and every other domestic and out-door appendage. The House is situated in.a green, well sheltered and tastefully laid out ; has excellent Gardens, well sup plied, and in good order; but a few minutes walk from the beach and pospesses delightful Sea and I.and prospects. 'the House cansists of a Dining-room, 2.5 by 19 ; Draw:ng room, 19 by 19; Housekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Dairy, Cellars, &c. on• the ground floor; a Breakfast-room, 115 by 16; five Bed-rooms, two Dressing-closets and Water-closet, &c. on the first floor; and lye Beth-rooms on the upper storey. The Grounds round the house contain about Two Acres, and there is also a Cottage and Garden adjoining, belonging to the premises. The Estate Is now in the occupation of the Hon. Colonel Bur ton, who hat given permission to Thomas ...tacker, the sunlit at Mrs. Forteseue's, in I)awltsh aforesaid, to strew the same at all seasonable times. The Furniturc in the house to be taken by the purchaser at a fair valuation. For further particulars (if by ktsers, post-paid) apply to Mr. Croote, Lapford, near Chuhnleigh, Devon. Lollard, 11th April, 1814. • CAPITAL SPACIOUS ROOMY PREMISES, CATHARINE-STREET, STRAND, Long Established in the Cabinet and Upholstery Business, and adapted for any Fre& requiring count. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Tuesday, May 24th, 1614, at 12 o'clock, A LEASE for THIRTY YEA RS, at a moderate LI Rent, of those spacious Premises, desirably situate Nos. 13 and 14, Catharine-street, Strand, long established in the Cabinet and Upholstery Business, which has been carried on with eonsi• derable success, affording a very eligible opporttioi.r egrumb Wishing to emblek in that line, or calculated for any orker Con cern where room and convenience is required. The premises consist of luntkome Shew-rooms and Ware house*, suited for the diplay oLGoods; Counting-houses, range of Workshops for carrying on the Manufacturing business on an extensive scale; Dwelling Apartments, and other conveniences. Also a Dwelling-House adjoining at the*Back of the Premises detached front the Manufwitory and Warehouses, consisting of three rooms on a fluor, suited for the accommodaiion of a Fam.sly, and a large paved Cou'it communicating with ilie Strand, ref.- derlog the *hole complete for any concern, and adapted for Ex hibition Rooms, Auction Mart, or any Public institution. The situation is highly advantageous, and will be rendered one of the first in the Mutt opoUs Akron the completion of the Strand Bridge, and the other Improvements in that qiiarter. On the same and following days, will be Scold by Auction a Part of the 'Valuable Stock of Cabinet and Upholstery Articles in the Newe-t Fashion. To be viewed by Fiekets. Particulars may be hail on the Pre mises. and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gulden-.quire. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT UPHOL sr:LK. AND WELL.NIA NU C I'IJRED CABINET ARTICLES OF ALVDECRIPTIONS, Worthy the attvtion of Priyate Families, the Gentlemen of the l4a 4 ey and Army, or lit for Esportition. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Nos. is and !4, Catharine-street, Strand, on Tuesday, the 24th May, 1814, and three following days, at Eleven o'Clock, APART of the Elegant and Fashionable STOCK in TRADE, UPHOLSTERY, and well-manufactured CABINET ARTICLES. The Property of Mr. THOMAS BUTLER. Consisting of capital Four-post Patent, and other Bedsteads,- with richly carved Pillars, finished with Velvet, Chintz, and other Furuitures, Couch, SJfa, Tent, and Camp Bedsteads, Chil dren,' Cots, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, elegant French Rai Window Curtains, with Draperies in Chintz and Marine, for Drawing and Dining-rooms, of various descriptions; capital well..rnanufactured and elegant Cabinet Articles, in grand Temple Bookcases, Sofa, Harlequin, Loo, Card, Pembroke, and other Tables; in Rosewood and Mabogany ; Butler's Sliding Frain!, Dining Tables, handsome Caere', Pedestal, and other Sideboards,, Sarcophagus's Ice Pails, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes, Ste. Eating-parlour Chairs in Mahogany, finished in Leather and Hair Cloth; Drawing-room Chairs, Sofas, Couches, Chaise, Longues, Ste. &c.; brilliant Plates of (ibis In rich Frames for Pier and Chimnies ; Mirrors,' Giran doles,'Tea,Chests, Music Stands, Dressing Tables, and numerous other useful Articles, some of which are well adapted for the Na#y or Army, and made fur that purpose; Turkey, Brussels; and other Carpets. To be viewed len days previous to the sale ; Catalogues at 2s. 6d. each, may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Robin s, Warwick-street, Golden-square.. rr The valuable Lease of the Premises will be sold on Tues day, the 24th May, 1814, at Twelve o'Clock. ISLAND OF ANTIGUA. Capital PLANTA I lONS, NEGROES, BUILDINGS, &c: By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Coi'nblll, Lendtiii, on Monday, the Ist of August, 11114, at Twelve o'Clock, By Order of the Auignees of_Mesars. John Henderson and Archibald Neilson, Merchants, Bankrupts; THE capital PLANTATIONS cad. RICH MOND and HOWARDS, situate in the Parish of Sr. PAUL., In the ISLAND of ANTIGUA; comprising upwards of FOUR HUNDRED and THIaTY-FIVE ACRES of rich Cane and Pastore Lands, Gardens, and Negro Grounds, with Dwelling , houses, Sugar-works, two Windmills, and other requi site Buildings; Two Hundred and Ninety-six Slaves, mostly Creeks; together with the very valuable Stock, consisting of Seventy-four Head of Cattle; Clarifiers, Coppers, StiUs, and Plzaradim Implements; and various Wefts. Pastiligars may be had of James Gilchrist, Esq. Agent for the Estato,fla Antigua; of Messrs. Beton and Plomer, Solicitors, Oeerstairast,:24. William Healing,pq. Soli c itor, Law ruallaiSieb $ at Lloyd's, Oserstway's, and the Jamaica Caleibeeasei GM el r. Robins, Warwick-street, Goias -91.111% wbsge /slay be seen. Mr. HART DAVIS presented s Petition from the Slip Own ers of Bristol, praying that the practice of impeesong the Chia. Mates of vessels Above 20 was to be itscontinavd. The Cpmmiate on .the Convoy Bill was postponed to ter morrow. ORDERS OF THE lIOCSE.. • Sir JOHN NEWPORT rose to inquire of the Under Secretary for the Home Department, how it had happened that thesorder on that House for certain returns, to be made by the Courts of Justice, had not yet been Communicated to these Courts? Mr. H. ADDINGTON said he understood the practice to be, that the Home Depat tment forwarded •• every order for the production of papers which was conveyed through an Address to the Throne ;--birt that it never hud been usual to make that office the organ for circulating every order which the House might make for any particular document. Sir JOHN NEWPORT contended, that the or. ders were not of that nature which could be constitu tionally transmitted backwards and forwards. If such a process avers to get into use, it would be im possible for the business of that House to be trimsacs ted. It was nearly sir weeks since the orders were issued, and the papers were not forthcoming because a Secretary of State had thought that the application to his Office was irregular. In the mean time those from Ireland and Scotland had been sent ; and if - there really were any thing informal in the applica tion, a rule should be laid down (or the future guid ance of the House and conformel to. Mr. WYNNE insisted, that the Secretary of State's Office for the Home Department was the regular channel for whatever relates to the internal adminis tration of the country, and instanced the compliance with similar orders of the House horn that quarter, at the time he watvin office. The present neglect-was, in his opinion, a matter of great importance. The SPEAK t ER. Said, the facts Of the ease ap peared to be as follow t when orders are made by the House, they are sent to those quarters where is is ex. pecthd they ought to he executed : but where certain orders should be sent, teemed eo hen point not sn well understood as 4 ou g ht to be. The House /fad the practical intermation, that in matters ot finance all orders were carried by the Se:jeant at Arms to the Treasury, from whence they were forwarded to the different departments to which- they related. Bait it seemed also to be thought, that other ordert, if carried to the Office of the. Secretary of State; ought in like manner to be forwarded. The messenger who con veyed thither the orders in question, wet told tocarry them to the Clerk of the Crowe, in the King's Bends- Office. He took them accordingly, and he (the '- I Speaker) had heard with astonislimetn, tkit this pee -1 son, no doubt through a want of information on his part, had refused at first to obey them. At lastihow. ever, becoming alarmed, he had. begun to snake in. quity as to how he was to circulate them. This de. lay certainly rendered it necessary to put the execution of the ordtrs of the House upon sorhe regular resting. It was evident that the House, upon its own autho rity, stood in no need of such facilities ; but if the or ders, were not punctually and immediately executed, innocent persons might be placed in the unpleasant predicament of being brought before the House for contempt or disobedience. On the whole, however, he thought it would be expedient to let the matter rest as it is for a few days ; when the House might decide whether it would be best to take the execution of its orders upon itself ? If this mode were adopted, cases might arise in which it would be difficult to find a sufficient number of persons properly qualified to go into parts on such missions. At all events, though the House were not in a condition to d2ciilt; upon the question at the present moment, yet in a rev days some mode might be devised, which, by leaving the final authority of the House untouched may neverthe. less enable it to carry its orders into effectual execution. The ATTORNEY GENERAL mtrely wished to state, that the returns were ta a fair way of being soon produced, and he ttuved that nu practical in convenience would t esult from the orders not having been pat in a course of immediate execution. The Right Hon. Gentleman added, that it would be secs that no increase of fees had taken place. Mr. ADDINGTON trusted it would not be sup. posed that there had been the least reluctance iu the Office of his department to promote the execution of the orders. Mr. PONSONBY spoke at some length, to shew thit the execution of its own orders by the House would be attended wall a great public expence, from the number of persons that must be etneloyed. The conversation was continued for some time be tween Messrs. BATHURST. WYNNE, GOOLDRUMN, Sir J. NEWPORT, and Sir A. PIGGOTT. At length the•SPEAKER said, it was of conse quence for the House not to lose sight of so important a subject ' • but at present it would be advisabie to p ass on to the Orders of the Day. The second reading of the Madhouse Bill tees post . till this day se'nnight. paned . Mr. PEELE gave notice that he should moveto. mo rrow. in a Committee of Supply, fora tram for the miscell a neous services of Ireland . over. 4.. y )t.l lee !sit .01 l'n keit I. ji c, 11=1