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--- T .---- ' .gi g . ' '.. <'. I/fr iiii) 1 tw •• M . . I. " , 4. t . _Abt ---,. ,,„ ~X, _ 14)4T SIXPENCE - 11A I.E•q;NNY. Null BE IL 8512. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1814. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT GUI LDHAI.L. b 1111.11.4/.77*-OPaCE, /My 27, Idl4. NOTICE h hereby giwn, That a Senior: of Oyer and - 1 Terminer and Goal Delivery, (r the Trial ,rj . Offeror, committed m the High Sear, wiihis the jurisdiction Oh Admiralty of England, will le held of Justice Hall, in the Old 8e11e.,, London; on Friday, the lit of July next, at eight oVocii it the orornin,z. SLAVE TRADE. /11HE FRIENDS of the AILM,ITION of the JL SLAVE 'MADE arc requested to meet at Fur est ASONS' I on FR IDA v next, the 17tit Instant, at One &Clock. The Chair will be taken precisely at 'Esvo. (Signed) WILLIAM FREDERICK J.ANtDOWNE TIIOI/1 A 5 BRIM:ETON GREY WM. DE A LT Pt V WM. WILBERFORCE WM. SMITH IhNRY 'I'Iiu)tNTON F. P. 'aux THOM Ai DALTON J. R. WILLIAMS CHARLES PIESCHELL J. R. Resat. JAMES Towxus ZACHARY MACAULAY JAMES STEPHEN, jUfl. THE COMMITTEE appointed to conduct the ENTERTAINMENT, at the Guildhall of the City Of London, to his Royal Highness the PRINCE: R LOC Nr, and his Visitors, the Emperor of all the RUSSIAS, utid the icing of PRUSSIA, RESOLV kD AND OR DERED--That the Public be re.pectfully informed, that there are no Tickets whatever issued, or to be issued, fsr the Dinner at Guildhall on Saturday next. 'the num ber of Royal Vlsitms, and their respective Suites, with the High Officers of accredited distinction, and the Members of the Cur porate Body, being so large as to preclude the possibility of any Tickets being granted. ORDC.RED—That the foregoing Resolution be published in the Morning and Evening Papers, to prevent the continuance of the numerous applications, to which the Members of the Committee have it nor in their power-to accede, or more particularly revly. 'fuesday, June 14. OODTHO R PE. e .r ruin . (Le FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, J. W. CROJCER. BRISTOL. SELKIRK EHERILN t MIL'T'ON CA L Elloß rE SAMUEL. RoMILLY CLOKCL VER SON J. H. SMITH • J. C. ViLt.iLas SAMUEL WHITBREAD HENRY BROUGHAM :r - At the New Royal Hotel, George-street, Plymouth, on Friday, • the 17th instant, riCH E GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, For Exportation: _ _ _ 1 • 1 Coffee, ex " Flora," 10 Casks 36 Bags From St. Thoinas's, restored to the Claimants. For viewing, Samples, and further information, apply to Messrs. D. H. and J. A. Ruc KERS and Co. Merchants, Mincing lane, Lottuon; or Messrs. tiny/ R and Sons, Merchants, Ply mouth. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plymouth, June 2, 1814. PARLMMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. [le cf- h of ;than r tm con- Sofa- - union coots Y '1 ". ,•a of F coa eit:ng tars of i reit fell or so ee• ed to len. .m....,•••• L. shot:* iet-.-- xstral. AIL Inn, rn► raw h, q!ng at Brid- ingdan I tree% every tl het- I), anti /qv, .vrect, upper.. at Mr. 1, Thoi atidge- t every toes rr- Stam to the ittg the pinst Road, Dalton, P After- imfrtes, ell, and wormed inji-past Milgt 111 ry, may t, York, by, and , every ors vi:th Drough, 01bride, nrareit pertornts 'iced on war: of ider . :r •ry ti :h, every Wl/1.1,. u~c:1. ituck:%;;- /Ira, sett et Mon. it's HeaA, 0 , 3 only)/ •Varsrick; ning, app pn Calif& tter Poi* •;un la s. Comi ailj . IC-1 n' !' Ir .! ...Ai A PLEASING APPEARANCE. mONEY advanced, from £3OO to £lOO,OOO, by BURROWS and Cu. successors to RYDER and Co. Rus sell Mews, Howland -street. Fitzroy-square, on Annuities, Bills, Dlotcs of Hand, and all sorts of Securities; they claim more re spectability and power titan any othess in this line, and can make an instant idvance to persons of known character. Attendance all day. ITO be SOLD for Two Thousand Guineas to any Nobleman, Lady, Gentleman, or Person, who can give re spectable references, a SHARE in an ESTABIsISHMEN I' of the utmost respectability that will bear the most strict investiga tion and that is likely to realize a rapid fortune without any trouble to the Purchaser, who need not take an active part, or appear at all in business. The Dividends are paid quarterly.—Letters (post paid) with real name and place. of abode, addressed to George Wood, E s q. No. 16, Spring Gardens, London, will be attended to.—Personal enquiries will net he noticed. this thy was published, in Svo. price 10s. 6d. boards, CIIILDE ALARIQUE, a Poet's Reverie; WALLACE, a Fragment; VARIA, the Exile; and other Poems. by R. P GILLIES, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, _Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and John Anderson and Co. Edinburgh. In a fesedays will he published, by the same Author, The CONFESSIONS ut Sir THOMAS LONGUEVILLE, • in 2 vols. 12 .:U. This Jay was publis:tctl, Third Edition, price, bouni, 41.—in calf, ss. 6J. FRENCH PHiASEOLOGY; pointitic- nut tla difference of between the French and Erglish Lan zones on a variety pf Subjects, viz. Literature, the Drama, the Arts, Manners Morals, Health, Time, 'Weather, Exercises, Amusements, Dress, the Table, Horses, Travelling,Trade, Law, Property. Politics, Diplomacy, the Army. the Navy. Printed for the Author : sold by C. Lirw, 13, Ave-Maria-lane ; Lonntan, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and lir,wts, Paternoster-row ; De 13311 e, Nassau-street; and H. Calbura, Cond.tit-street. bias. .WES'I"S NEW NOVEL. This day was published, in Four Volumes 12mo. Pt ice stn. its. hoards, A LICIA .DE LACY. - A HISTORICAL ROMANCE. • • Py the AUTHOR of the LOYALISTS, Etc. &c. Pricted for l.ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme ' and Brown, Pater-. poster - row ; and at the British Gallery. 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may.be had, by the same Author, 1. The Loyaliqs, S voli. td edit. .£l. Is. hoards. 4 2 The Refu.al, 3 vols. 12mo. price Ll. Is. boards. S. Letters to a Young Lady, S volumes, the fourth edition, price Lt. Is. boards. 4. Le ters to a Young Man, 3 volumes, the fifth edition, price Lt. Is. boards. 5. Poems - and Plays, 4 vols. Xi. 3s. boards. PEACE! r EACE ! PEACE! A lAtr..r,e Assortment of TRANSPARENCIES., -ds -I- designed by the first Artists, and Pained in avery superior style, for the present glorious occasion, also the regular Land scape, miscellaneous Scenery, and gothic Window-blinds, very 'finely painted, to be LENT or SOLD, at J. I'AWLItY ' S IVlanufac tory, No. .20, Blacl;friare Road, London, near Christ Church; - and at No. 246, High-street, Shoreslitch, within two doors of Vorship-strect,l3ishopsgate-street. ASHIONABLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN, rrivately taught, at No. 19, SherrArd-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accompliehmenr, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and Ina superior style ef grace and elegance. '1 hose who do not want private teaching May learn At a small expellee, with . a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors ut datichie taught the most divot fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the proles- Assn. The Sulaription Assemblies are every Friday. ECONOMY IN THE PURCHASE OF IRISH LINEN. ' HE Public are respectfully invited to an inspec tion of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SHIR T ING and SHEETING CLOTH, r.,nv on sale at the Irish Line❑ Company's on!y Warehouse in I.onJou—No. 4, the South of Bloonssliory-square. They are enabled, front their Establish- TEILMItS in both Countries, to sell the above Articles consider:ibis. cheaper than any House in Loodons Their Cloths are bleached without the help of Acids; being g:,t ❑p in mecliat,ly under the 'lnspection of their Agen7s in the Sister Kingdom, they can warrant their Llsratanity and Colour, and farther etigaze to return the Money shook( a fault appear. . . Country Orders falthWilly attended to. JOHN DONOVAN,4,Blooniabury-square, London, ts SAMUEL P. I.EA, No. 10, stephen-street, Dublin, S Good Bills on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland Notes, taken in partmot, or 4:iv:mooted. THE unrivalled qualities of the Genuine GOW . LAND'S LOTION, as a safe, mild, and elegant prepara ,:* 'don for the removal of all Eruptions front the Face and Skin, and for improving the most delicate complexion, have long been 4stiown to the Fashionable World; and many thousands, of rank , and diuinetion, have adopted, continued, and recommended its ' use. The consequence has been, that personi have obtrudes! on the Public 'videos imitations of the Lotion. To prevent injury , and disan ointment to themisled, it Is necessary to state; that the tiE N MINE LOTN3N is prepared and sold by Mrs. VINCENT, No. 6, Davies-street. Grosvenor-square, Loudon, who is the ~ ole possessor of Dr. Gowland's Manus cript Recipe. I N.B. It removes *Fetters, Ring-worms, and Sun-horns. The following is a Note front . Lady CAT II Lit IN k: LENNOX tf: Itirs.VlN CI ts r, No. 6, Dav ies-street, Grosvenor-square; No. 49, Charlotte•street, Portland-place. Lady Catherine Lennox presents her compliments to Mrs. Vine , nt, and has the pleasure of stating, that, by the use of two , 'quart bottles of her Gowland's Lodes, she Is perfectly cored of a viokst Eruption upon her Face and Arms; she was. recom mended Mr her physician to make use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her most sanguine expectations. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. amebae. Ma witcript Recipe, No. 6, Daviemstreet, Grosvenor-square; Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street ; limyth..Perfutner to his Ma icAy, New Bond-strut; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, and Ed wards, St. Paul's Church-yard; and all respectable Perfumers and Driicr6 iii Genuine Medicines, in every Town In Europe, u, quarts Ils. 6ii: pints Ss. 6d. halt pints Sis. M. er To prevent iseottafeit LOill3l/7 1 / 2 1t is neceatarr to observe, ;i the name - M. 4. Visalia& le piped %on all that is pavine. 4 MONMOUTH CANAL. SHARES. THE last Dividend was at the rate of 410 per Shire clear per Annum; London Dock Stock dividing £5.105. per Cent. clear per Annum ; Grand Junction, Wilts and Berks, North Wilts, Grand Union, Wey and Arun, Croy don Canal, Sun Life Assurance, and Grand Junction Water Works Shares. Apply to Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge -street. London. PORTSMOUTH.—ALLIED MONARCHS. TO BE LET, During The visit of the Illustrious Sovereigns to Portsmouth, AN Elegant MANSION, Furnished, consisting of eight Bed-rooms, Dining and Drawing-room, and two Breakfast Parlours, with two large Kitchens, and Stabling for eight or ten Horses, Pleasure-grounds, and Kitchen Garden stocked and cropped, situate about two Miles from the Grand Parade, Portsmouth. Particular; and Terms may be known by applying at No. 34 St. Mary Hill, London. N. B. The use of a Mitch Cow If requiied. SURREY. Compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, within 7 Miles of Town. TO BE LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, By Mr. ROBINS, ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE, planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with excellent Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure-grounds. A Farm of Two Hun dred Acres, witk farm-house and Buildings, may be had with the Mansion, or any part of it that may be required. To he viewed by Tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.square ; where a Plan of the Estate - may be seen. PEMBROKESHIRE. LEAD MINES AND MINERALS. TO BE LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Upon Lease, for a't erm of Years, with immediate Possession, THE LEAD MINES and MINERALS, called A- LLANFIRNACH, in the parishes of I.lanfirnacit and Clydey, in he county of re mbrokr, within ten miles of the sea port town of Cark;an, and twelve of the seaport town of Pew-, port, to which said places there are good and convenient toads. Every encouragement %sill be given by tle.: Proprietors for the proper working of the Mines to respectable persons. Fur further Particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to Mr. Beynon, Solicitor, Newcastle-Emlyn, Carmarthenshire ; or to Mr. Marsden, Pontvane, Egiwyswrw, near Cardigan, who will sliew the premises, and give every necessary information upon the business. TO BE PEREMP VORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Clrncery, made in a Cause, Griffiths against Robson, with the approbation of FRANCIS PAUL S'rkArroßD, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the I'ublic Sale Room, in Southampton•build ings, Chancery-lane, London, in o.bot Ler, on 1 uesday, tLe 21st of June, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, A LEASEH.OLD.ESTATE, situate in St-tet -Cl Apple -court, Bishopsgate Without, London, consisting so a Dwelling-house, occupied by Sarah Mitcham, and sundry Moses of Ground, Coach-houses and Stables adjoining, free from Land-tax and Ground Rent, and held for an unexpired 'l' erns of sixty-five years. Printed Paticulars may be had at the said Master's C:ianibers, in Southampton-huiklings, aforesaid; of Messrs.• Carr and Kensit, Solicitors, John -street, Bedford-row ; and of Mr. Winn, Solici tor, Barnard's Inn, Holborn. NEAR AYLESBURY, BUCKS. FREEHOLD MANOR and COMPACT FARMS; containing THRF.F. HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FAREBROTHER, . . . . At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank .1 England, on Thurs• day, 146 July, at Twelve o'Cloch, in Three Lots, 1111 E MANOR or REPUTED MANOR of UPTON, with Quit Rents, payable front an tatjoinirg F,tate, and several compact and highly valuable FREEHOLD FARMS, with excelkut Farm Building+, and upwards of Three Hundred and Seventy Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lands, in the Parish of Hinton, and County of Bucks, four nuks from Aylesbury, on the South side of the road leading to and six miles distant from Thame, and forty-four from Loudon, now in the occupation of Messrs:llomm and James Bishop and William Hope, Tenants at Will. This Es:ate forms a most compact and desirable Property, • twin; within a Ring Fence. The respective 1 wants will !thew their Farms, and printed Partieulars,. with a Plan annexed, may' Le had at the George, Aylesbury; Red Lion, 'I . !tame; Star, Oxford; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; of John Hanson,'Esq. No. 65, Chancery-lane; of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort-house, Beaufort-buildingr, Strand; and at the Mart. THE MOT PROMINEN'I"FRAIT OF BEAUTY IS A FINE HEAD OF HAIR. To obtain which, the OWLAND's MACASSAIt OIL, under the XL august patrunage of - their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, his Serene Highness the Duke of Broommick, and his Excelleacy the Duke del hifantado, by their express Authority.—Also by must of the Nubility, and Gentle men of the Navy and Army. ks virtues, composed of Vegetable Ingredients, from the Island of Macassar, in the Bast Indies, are tat beyond euiogium for eradicating all impurities of the human hair, and producing a luxuriant growth on bald places; produces a strong curl, and permanent, so that no damp air can obliterate it; also a beau tiful gloss ; promotes the growth of whiskers, eyebrows, musta chios, &c.—lt It perked) , innoxious, and may with safety be ap plied to the Bair of the youngest Infant, which is fully explained. Rowland's Treatise on the Hair is enclosed with each battle, worthy the attention of all families. As this book is pirated, and the Oil counterfeited, it is especially necessary to observe, that each genuine bottle is signed on the label in red isik, l " A. Rowland and Son." Sold at Ss. 6d. 108.6 d: and .Cl.ls. per bottle; by the sole Pro prietors, A. Rowland and Son, Kirby-street, Hatton-Garden; and by Messrs. Hendrics, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titeh borne-strest; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Performers, Carlow street ; Mr. &Myth. Perfumer, 117, New Bond -street; Mr. Barry, 17, Greak-street; and by all Perfumers ant Medicine Venders in every Town throughout the Empire. • Also, ROWLAND'3 ESSENCE of TYRE, for changing the colour of the Hair, at 71.6 d. per bade. • Also, ROWLA:ND's ALSitNA EXTRACT, for the Tesdi, 14/s. 14. per bottle. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 14. On the motion of the Earl of HARDWICKE, a number of witnesses, specified by the names in the motion, were ordered to he summoned for attendance before their Lordships Committee on the Corn Laws. A Message was ordered to be sent to the Commons also on the motion of the Earl of HARDWICKE, desiring that Sathuel Scott, Esq. a Member of that House, have leave to attend their Lord ships Committee. CAMBRIDGE CANAL BILL:. On the question for agreeing to the Report of the Committee I I un the Cambridge Canal Bill, some discussion arose. The Earl of HARDWICKE supported the measure, which was opposed by the Earl of BRIDGEWATER ; and some dif ference of opinion also occurred on the point of suspending the relevant standing Orders, with a view to the immediate progress of the hi the result, the Report of the Committee was confirmed without a division ; and Lord HA RDWIC K & gave notice he should move the third reading of the 818 to•morruw, RUSSIAN TROOPS. The Order being moved for taking the Prince-Re gent's Message of yesterday on this subject, into con sideration, the document was accordingly read. The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, it was merely necessary to state that it was not the intention to detain the troops a moment longer than was pro per to afford the indispensable accommodations for the time. He should, therefore, move an Address of Thanks to his Royal Highness, as was usual on oc casions of the kind. Lord HOLLAND wished to know by what law, or by what authority, these troops not only were landed, but by which the necessary discipline and the expences would be provided for. The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that if any thing of these kinds should be necessary, it would be by the authority of nti Lament. Earl STANHOPE said, he was glad to hear the Noble Earl say it would be by the authority of Par liament. He also observed, that the Address moved was one of thanks, and seemed to contain no expres ksions, of approbation of the measure. The Earl of LIVER POOL stated, that on the present occasion the usual mode of proceeding in such cases was resorted to, and followed as nearly as was possible. The question was then put, and the Address was agreed to by their Lordships, and ordered to be pre sented in the customary way. TREATY ON PEACE. The Eatl of LIVERPOOL observed, that their Lordships were aware from the Order Book, that the consideration of the Treaty of Peace with France WAS fixed . for Thursday. As he believed it would be in convenient for several Noble Lords to attend on that day, lie should propose to defer the proceeding until Thursday se'nnight, and he accordingly moved to discharge the present cider, and renew it for the lat ter day.—Ordered. The Dutch Trade and the Gin Manufacturers' Bills were read a third time and passed. The other Bills upon the Little being forwarded, their Isi,rdships adjourned till to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. General PI111 ) preserved a P.-tido,' trout the Ship-owners of Scarhorola:;h, 1110 trature of which was nut beard.—lt was ordered to lie on the table. Sir 1. (1 AHAM presented a Petition from the inhabitantc of Car agdimt the l'uor Lcttltntent Lill.—Ordered to lie on the table. The House went into a C'«ntmittee on Best's Divorce Bill, when Counsel was he.tril, and Am- witnesses were examined. On the motion of Ir. WORTLEY, the Parish Appretitici s Bill was read a first time and ordered to be printi.d, and read a second time on Friday. Mr. PETER MUURE postponed his motion relative to an Inquiry into the state of tho Civil Government of Canada, till this day se'nnight. A Petition was presented irons certain Distillers in England, praying that the Irish Spirit Intercourse Suspension Act be far- OLT continued.—Ordered to lie on the table. _ Mr. LUSHINGTON moved for accounts of Es chequer Bills to the amount of X1..1,000,000 for 1813, outstanding and unprovided for. Leave being given, they were afterwards brought up. The Report on the Cape' Wine Bill was brought up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. ..... _ ... _ The Report on the Irish Insolvent Debtors' Bill was brought up : the amendments being agreed to, the Bill was read a second time, and ordered for a third reading to-morrow. The Deeds Attestation Bill was read a second time. ARMY PRIZE-MONEY. Mr. C. LONG, preparatory to moving for leave to bring in a Bill to facilitate the payment of Prize money to Soldiers, descanted at some length on the injustice and hardships under which the army labour ed, by the improper and fraudulent conduct of infe rior agents. It was the duty of the country to . aliord every assistance to those who had so gloriously de fendedit, in the obtainment of their rights ; and if ever there was one period at which, more than at another, this subject deberved the attention of the House, it was at the present glorious termination of a long protracted war. But, although considerable difficulty,had prevailed in obtaining the prize-money of soldiers from the bands of those who had I ing been in the habit of withholding it, yet it was sAtis. factory to know, that in consequence of the labt regu lation, there had been received from various Prize Agents no less a sum than 4,:i69,000. whichs 1.7 being placed nut at interest, had produced an addi-%. tion of £ 4 28,(1G0. There had been refunded about a€ 104,000, and the sum of £125,000, for which no claimants had appeared, had been paid over to Chek sea Hospital. There were other minor disbursements;. but after all, the balance remaining was about. k 163,000, which had been invested in the 9 per Cent: Consuls, Exchequer Bills, and other Securities.. The Right Honourable Gentleman then enlarged oe the expediency of some farther regulations, auJ said he should propose a ciause, to render what are called substituted Agents, wh o reside in different parts of the country, as responsible as the eriginal and regi lar Agents. Another clause would require the Re gistrars of the Admiralty and Vice-Admiralty Courts to render frequent accounts of all the money remain ing in their hands ; and a third would brake the pro. perty of Bankrupt Agents answerable for the money due by them for prizes. On the whole, his wish was, to bring all the different Acts on this subject into one consolidated point of view; and lie invi:ed any Gen tleman to look attentively into those Acts, and offer whatever suggestions they might think proper. The Right Honourable Gentleman concluded with ma in? 66 That lease be given to bring in a Bill toregu. late the payment of Army Prize Money, and to pro vide for the payment of unclaimed and forfeited shares to Chelsea Hospital." Mr. HORNER thought that proper care should be taken to secure their rights to those who might not return for a length of time. Mr. LONG, in explanation, said, that due provi sion would be made in such cases ; at the same time that it was necessary to secure for the public what no claimants appeared for. Mr. HORNER alluded to the difficulty which the relations of claimants found, in obtaining inlhrmation. Mr. ROSE assured the Honourable Gentleman, that 'the utmost attention was paid to alt cliquities and that all letters sent from any part of the country were regularly answered. Sir JOHN NEWPORT suggested the adoption of some plan for giving soldiers or their iebnives is Ireland the same facility of information as they would obtain it here. An Lidice might he established, for instance, in Dublin, to which they might apply, which would rescue them from a set of harpies, who, by promising to obtain their rights, got their docu men:s from those ignorant people, and subjected them to all manner of fraud and extortion. Mr. ROSE fully concurred in the judiciousness of the Honourable Baronet's suggestion. Sir CHARLES POLE most earnestly hoped that the Treasurer of the Navy would not let the Session pass over without bringing in some Bill for regulating the Vice-Admiralty Courts in the West Indies. By the mismanagement or delays in this department, Greenwich Hospital was very much injured ; and the House must be aware that this great establish ment would soon be in aced of all the funds which were due to it. Mr. ROSE could assure the Hon. Gentkman, that with a view to abolish the evil complained of; a Bill had actually been framed by him long ago, for the purpose of consolidating the former laws, and enact ing new clauses.. He considered this measure more necessary since the peace than ever it had been. It would be made to apply particula; ly to Antigua and Barbadoes, from which large sums were due. He thought he should be ready to bring forward this Bill by Monday next. Leave was then given to bring in the BM moved kr by Mr. Long. FEES IN COURTS OF JUSTICE. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, after briefly alluding to the neglect in furnishing the documents ordered by the House, moved that the Registrar of the Court of Chancery be ordered to attend at the Bar. The motion being seconded by Mr. I'. MOORE, Mr. LAW suggested that the delay might have arisen from the order not having been regularly served, and hinted the propriety of withdrawing the motion, that enquiry might be made. Lord CAS I'LEREACrEi urged its postponement on similar grouthis. After some remarks from Mr. HORNER, on the propriety of enforcing the authority of the House, Sir JOHN NEWPORT colis;:nted to withdraw his mo tion till to-mormw. MAI) HOUSE ittotionTios BILL. Mr. ROSE moved, twat the Repot on this Bill be further considered on Monday next. Mr. DENNEY! suggested, that on account of the •absence of many Members at this peculiar time, it would be better to let the Bill stand over till the en. suing Session. Mr. ROSE reminded the House, that more than three months had elapsed since, not being satisfied with what had been done, he had got a Committee appointed, who had bestowed the greatest considera tion on the subject ; and so far from supposing that any difference of opinion could exist on it, he thought the House wereonanimous as to its necessity. Tho abusts of various kinds had been ascertained to be such, that every Member would be shocked.at only hearing one halt of what was known to the Com mi tine. Mr. WII.BE RFORCE highly complimented Mr. Rose for his exertions in calling the attention of Par. liament to this subject. He could by no st4,.os agree with the Honourable Member l.ehind him (:Ir. Ben nett), that the Bill should ba pcstpoueel till alto tner year.—Mr. ROSE eapl ai.ted. Mr. THOMPSON insisted on the abso:ute neces- sity of the Bill, and its bela h y , allowed • Mto pass IMO.. diateiy. He knew that in some ofeie houses per sons were treated with the greatest clue:iv. The Bill was mainly calculated to forward the purpvscs t,f hu manity towa.ds unhappy and unprotected people. Many of the places tii.it were supposed to be naged as well as possible. teemed with abuses. He alluded not merely to thr*t. in London, but in vAtioVo 2 1 1; !:;tlcol,runk,seamili v c i o si un ted a a thin gr; e p s A t t a t b s i llt t az h c e nt co v ur darts. ~. upils we Hos .atti :din-