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7,' . _ - ' "< l / 4. . -1 • A.• s y 4.7".1 v ' . . oi,. ingio.94l . . I . . . , 5 : 4 N. ' a4r 7 l ' 4 ' . . , . . 1. --V.7. ~.,:i`p-: • 1 7 7- • ' * . t •iii . 43 ~...„ • (". 7 . t , o , . ,iir * \ ..• - ' - "N' . -1 . . fat. _. .• .. .i.d......• ....,.. .s), i ,fr . :y _____ ll WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5. 1817. N. I r 9354 S ' WOOD, MAYrili. X T ,t COURT of LORD MAYOR and AL +l. pt bell in the Council Charaber o the Guildhall t: the City et London, on Tu:s4l4, the 4th day of March, 1817. • 7 .2 the 57th Year of the Rego of George the 'fbird, of t h e ••••.. 2 nit ,,, ,dgn of Great Ilrlta:n and Ireland, King, &c. .11. e ttit.ht Hon. vie Leen Meros having transmitted to the M.Th.:re of chi. Curt the following Letter, and re Suer&ly will Se putiSshr•l, handsomely ',tinted its 2 vas. ho. LFE RS front Mrs. ELIZA METH CA ItTER to Mrs. MONTIJU, hetwten the Yours 17 - :5 and iSOO, thirty upon Literary and .‘iteal SObjecta. Publi•h d from the thirinals, in the Possession JF the ktiv. MowritGo Pan TO/I, M.A. Vicar of Northboorn, in Kent, and Perpetual of St. Geente's Chapel, Deal, kr Nephew and Execomr. Printed for F. C. acid J. %enigma, No 62, SG Church yard.—Of whom may be had, Mr. Pennington's Memoirs of Mrs. Carter, 4 v 4114. -Ri• lc. the Third Mickel. 2. A Series of Letters brtvteen Mrs. Carter and Mire Talbot, 4 vols. Lt. lois. the Second Edition. 3. Mrs. Carter's Translation of the lA'oris3 of Eptcrttus, voir. I tis• a new Edition. TUBEROSE ROOTS, ORANGE AND LEMON TP.r.ES. JOHN BURGESS and SON mist respectfully infants the Nobility and Gentry, they have received a very superior Assortment of time above Trees, which they can recom mend to their notice wilt the greatest san.faction. Warehouse, No. nil , Suand, (corner of the Savoy Steps), London. Householders should sign .hr Pen: ton to t.. t the inhaEtants. Mr. STANIFORTii presented t Petition !reins the Merchants, Graders, and others, occop) ilk Wart houses in the Tt.,wn of Hull, coMplaining• of the levying Wind.iw Doty cn Warehouses tottnerly cc cupied as liwainu-:., uses. Ar. THOM t' O[: bore f;:stimor,y to the respecta bility of the persnns who figned the petitions. A number of el..ailing-houses in Hull had been lately converted into Wrife!lOtheS ti is the owners conceived ought to have ex2nirect• them from t h e window ter, but the Inspector had fauna nut that Warehouses than had lormerly been dwelling•houses were still lieble s aniess they were pull-d down end rebuilt from the foundation. A LL Persons !I:tying! awe Claim i.t Demand span the I.A PARTNFItiI-l!P of WII.II AM SCO rr, F-g deceased, and JOHN IVLAYDLW. 11. q. trailing oft tyr the Firm of Wm. Scott and Co. late of Austin-tests, Londcn, Mer chants, are retries ed to tranualt the particuhtry thereof forth with to us, tied of the Securities they hold (If any) that the same may he ca mined and ditcher/MI VANDERCOM and COI.VIYN. opinion that=; " Mansion lime. Ftb. SG, 1817. n- acts induced, by the very general distress so 'et prevails, to subs* to your consideration the iirspelety of r e emitting the Dinner on Direr Monday, and to distribute Ure•l'liasand Pounds, or the wain the s 3111:: usually amounts to, a t- Q -t:,.: the different Charities in the City. " t,;,, ror chibk it would be desirable to make any alTration re eciri BA, as many TradetTeoile might be injured by det.stir.,;'.-3 it. I sitallbe glad to hear your auntim:nts un the at tit- rest Cour of Airmen. 4 , I r:inaiir, dear Sir, your obedient Servant, " MA I . cuivr wool), .1i lay or." This day was published, Ihodaoswely printed in 2 Voi3 two. price in boards, XI 4s. PWELVE LECTURES on the PROPHECIES relating to the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, and especially to the APOS EACY of PAPAL ROME, preached io the Chapel of Lincoln's Inn, front the year 1 811 to 1815, being the ninth portion of those founded by the Right Rev. William Warburton, Lord Bishop of Clouci:4ter. By P:111.1P ALLWOOD, B.D. Fellow of Magdalvn College, Cambridge. Sold !.y E. C. an 1 J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and J. liatchard, Piccadilly. Ot whom may be bad, by the same Author, Literary Antiqui tie, of Orecce, I Vol: Ito. price X. St. Bu r sh eh 4 . an i e 4: Lon, pl 7 . n,l Soli Scut citors to the Executors of M'ilham Scutt, lisq. deceased, and John :Way dew, Esq. the sorvirips Par:nt r. For the OLD SILVER COINAGE. 'tea of those who have to , the Old Shlh.l . _ bop and Stxpenees with the Impression, taiest it the full value; or those refuswhand Cut, by the Inpeetors fur ehang;tig the Old fot New. • i%!.elimoosly, That the Itt t ytit lion. the LORD t retine-te.l the Opinion of this Court on the sub. of °alining the usual Enteetainment on Enter Monday next. Col.rt does, uit•kr all the circumstance. of the case, think it r0 .,,.e to decline uffaing any ophion opaa a measure involving t tt ces:ein and tligulty of the Cky of 1 ..edon. WOOOFIIORPE. TO 131:: PEREMP TORUN SOLD, rerernt ro a Decree of the I sigh Court of Chancery, made In s Carie fievmll tr;:inst Lord Rokeby," on MoN the 17.11 4zy of March, 1817, between the licurs of One and Too iu the Afternoon, at the Public Sale Roam of the Court j :litrhamrton-buildlngs, Chancery-lane, Lundor, ,in one Lot, A FREEHQLD ESTATE, bitua:e by the New Rirkr 13tidge, near Reuter's Row, a short distance from tar ebtht mile atom oa the road leading to Enfield, in the County of Xllallever, consisting of Two Dwelling-housra and Gardens, also a srnail Pareel of Freehold Laud, litlIal! In the Chace, near Irisemare 11111 Gate. • rrticulars whereof may be had, gratis, at the said Mister'e Clambers, In lioethamptun-buildings srforessid ; .1 Brnie,Solietur, No. ift, Mitre-court, Fleet-street; of Mr. Ire; Lad. Soli,dtor, No, I; Staple-btu, Londe° ; atelof Mr. Cguarder, Ranrcr's Roe aforesaid. . Rau.. TO B SOLD BY AUCTION, On Mannar, the 10th day of March instant, at the 801 l Inn , Briapurt, ta die Cowl/ of Dorset, precisely axTvielve at Noon, 1 0EILTAIN MANORS, MESSUAGES, V LANDS; TENEPA/iN,I6, and 'ILMEDIrAMENTS, Ltilate h the l'arlahes of Ltalets, Wpm.: Ours% and Berton I:radstock, in the raid Cou:lty of Dorset, late the Property of D TR AV t RS, deceased. ihe v. hcle will be sold D Lots. Particulars stay be **deed of Mr. John otrupg;4l Chi:co:tam; mid Mr. kickers( Roberts, if Puntaa Boadstock. the Dvvisres and Executors of the said Tr..v.rs; or of Mr. Sabine, Muckleford, near Def. eiet:tr ; or Mr. Templer, Bridporr, their respective Solicitors; .rat Melsre.baudya, Hutton. kourke, and Sandy*, Crane court, I':.rt.street ; or Mevirs. Anstice and Wruht, Nu. 111, Irsines , I. nch-11 ail's, 'I entpk, Loodum ' "91111 TE TRIALfi. 11.1 s day was pahlisbel. closely printed in double column% royal see. Won). arse MI (or the first cif a Net, Scrim.), lame •Xl. Is. • kCCY:IPLETE COLLECTION of STATE As. TRIALS and PROCEEDINGS for HIGH TREASON, rtsi mins Ciaus. and Misdemeanors, from the earliest pciTuti to cc Icor 1733,..avith Not..s and °Oar illugrations. CompiledLy Esq. F. 11.5. E S.A. and continued from the )ar 1753 to the present tines., by Thomas Jones Howell, Earl. I orMikt : Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees,Orme and Brown. J M. Richardson, Black, Parbut y and Allen. Baldwin, Cradock um! Joy, E. Jeffery. J. Hinchard, R. H. Lvans, J. 'looker, J. 14.11tald and Calkin, and T. C Hansard. •,,• The Eases comprised in this Volume Include the yew.. 1783 11 1791; and are of peculiar interest at . the present crisis. They are as follow: Charles Benibridgr, Eq. 17x3; Philip Viscount &ranked 1744; lord George Gettlim 1767 ; , 7ultn Stockdaie 11119; John Ft Ph 1790; Duffin and Lloyd 1192; Tho Mal Payne '1792; 10. n Frost 1792; William Freud 1794; Daniel Isaac Eaton 1793 (two cases); Wm. Wanted artisans 1793 (two easel') Thomas firsillat 1797; Lao.bert, Parry, *and Gray 1193; Wil liam Hudson 1799; A. Hamilton Rowan 1793; V. Holt 11909; A. Wisyte 1793. GENERAL INDIA: TO TIIE MON EHLY REVIEW. NEW SERIEI. _ _ 'THIS WORK being in a state . of forwardness for J. the Pre.% and being a very expensive undertaking, it is detirlie to obtain grounds for deciding on the Number of Co t‘.es e Weis arc likely to be required, more especially as It never cln Le reprinted. 'those Gentlemen, therefore, who intend to pout.s this nec.stary Kt y to the multifarious contents pf Eighty nue Volumest.f the New Sitif• of the Monthly Review, funs- kg %classed and priced Cat dogue of the vast imptfrtant Publi cy.o na, at home and on the Continent, for the last twenty-wow T.srt, are reqtered In transmit their orders te their respective r.osksellers, or to tie Publisher of the Review, as soon as pos t-bk. It is I.ruposed, according to present estimates, that the Ir.ce shall be Two Ctraseasjor two very I..rge Volumes in octavo; Ls! IL.. must be raised to Non-Subscribers ***lwo Guineas and al*, after the bur day of June next. No. tit, 'Feb. 26, 1 6 17. AN APPEAL TO 111 E JUDGMENT OF MANKIND. I CHALLENGE the World to produce. if it an, A Blackingthat's equal to TWINER% Jim Jok like chryatal it shines, while it softens the leather, /!rd make; )sour boots proof 'g:tinst the wind aoci the nes:het. Why Is. praises of TURNER'S Japan should I tell,. When those have bud it must know it so well Why should coachmen still hru.h at Vti harness in vain, • When this Mackin can give it fresh lus:re again wi Lout second sight, I call prophecy 1 hat }ou'li we it:Adopted by Tun: and Dragoon ; 4 or 11l stately can tell, when drawn vp oil parade, • Vs Lich glisten :he brightest, the boo: or the blade. lie Lerulemen, too, who would boast :heir attire, '.N :eel fur respect so rrelmituta desire, May tear tlettir Ladles, if Tu N R'S they use, ( - 1 V• How charmingly pol shed his :molars: 4d shoes! Autywn and.potts who gladly erg:ge o matfett and Worm tLis deger t c :ate age; • I c CNC :OS and your faille as tatte root, .1 leo ;nue genius wilt shone as well as lour.bosit. • Amocil Davy and Howe have asionished the wurids • Awl else Chemical Volume of Nature nefurrei; • les is Cht tr.:et ry surely there something was lacking, Tol 'l es N t a discover'd Lis wonderful Blacking. "lOt does not feel pride In a W ELLINGTON . . vanie, Vices the tvi.ote ei the Universe rings with•his fame l e are 'I usNEa ard Wet Lt Oren famous afar, ()re 'he i !ern of Blackiug, the other of War I! CI I f sn tray observe, that tl•is composition, when used for tk ." l t;',;' et La' rtiage Harness , after one or two applicalons, " I ' l i reduce a bziliiatut, rich, glossy, black lustre, and at dee same tle:ie art ss a preserver of the leather. Woo ',La by All respectable ihopheepers within the clreulatkpi • :us i aor So stuns Bottles, at Cd. ls. sad Is. 64- C 4 1 4" go 111, London-road, t'osithwark ILE. Ask [or 'I uto La's Blacking. NEW EDITION OF inIIRE rrs PBERAGE. This day was publiahed, neatly printed on a fine paper, in two large •olumes, price in Wirth Li. 49. a New Ittittiuti, consi derably improved, and eoriected to the present woe, being - - the Tenth, of 11HE PP.E RAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM of GloiliAT BRI FAIN and IRELAND, with the extinct and forfeited Peerages, a List of their Family Names, second Titles, tic. and a Translation of their Mottoes. Alto, a List:of Knights Grand Croses, Knights Commanders, and Command Ts of the Bath , alphabetically arranged, and of British Subjects hol ing Foreign Orders of Kni(lithood.• By JOHN DEBREI T, Editor of the New Baronetage of England. Printed for Rlvingrons, Egerrtm, Walker, Clarke and Sons, Cutbeti, Longman and Co. Cadell rid PAvirs, 14 ichard ion, Booth, Lloyd, Booker ' Black and Co. Murray, Baldwin and Co. Bagsttr, liatchard,andHarding. Of whom may be bad, by the same Editor, The New Baronet. age of England, In two large volumes, price .Ei. Its. in boards. INGRAM, at his Warehouse, Nu. 30, City-R.lnd; Finsbury-square, still emuinues fo take them on the mil) !Metal terms ; likewise French Silver, at cis. 'Wowing rate ; priers Sd. Shillings Ind and Half Crowns 9s. Sd. for - the hest and cheapest Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery, Haberdashery. raic Flannels, Stays, Child Bed Linen, l'e:isse,Cdrset, and Oress•Nta -1 kii,g.Childrene Shoes, Straw, Salle and S. al Hats, Furs ; kinds of Fancy and Winskor Soaps, &c. &c. Fed 90 per Cent cheap. r than any other Warehouse in London, wholesale, retail, and tor exportation —Country Shopkeepers supplied. lust Imported by GALL and ItaNt ER, Paternoster-row, MELODIA SACRA ; or the Psalms of David, wl:b Hymns, Anthems, and Choruses, arranged by DA vID WITUAN, Or the Cathedral of Chrilt-Church, it. Patrick, Dublin, in Four Parts folio, price ,es. Ss.—SGS pages: The Music composed by the most ce:-brand Authors, ancient and moderns adapted to the Venion of the Psalms authorised and sung in the United Churches of Erglind and irclantl, fur 1, tt, 3, Or 4 VOWS; with a figured Lab for tile Organ or Piano Porte. " 1 be Selected Melodies have been cli.k.opwith care and judg men and new Music has been composed for malty of the Psahns by tie Ent Composers in the Ei,ter Island, asckno espense .pared to render the Publication elegant, useful, and gratis lug. Many beautiful Traits'of sweetlyoahnun Air and ably-fahricated liar atomy, atuj adorn the pages: and the aggregate Collection con stitutes a valuable body of Sacred Music." . Monthly Mag. Nov. i c IG. PARLWIENTBRY PIWCELDINuS. . HOUSE OF LORDS, MAUCH 4. The Royal Assent was notified by Commission to the lisheas 'Corpus Suspension Bill, the &r. Duties WI, and thc•Coal Rejulation Bill. The Commissioners were the LORD CUANC&LLOR, the Mar quis of WINCIIVITIP. and Lord Viscount. MSLITILLE. 'll he Army and Navy Sedunion Bill, and the Treasonable Practices Bill, were brought. up from the House of Consintios by Mr. Hammett lod.other Members, read a first time, arid order. ed to be 'rioted. • Earl GREY presented a Petition from Kibuarnock, praying for the Abolition of useless OWe-es and Parliamentary Reform, t y means of Annual Parliaments and Univers:A Suffrae,e. A SAVING OP ONA GUINEA IN • FOUR Lordship observed, that be was decidedly hostile to the notion of Auuua Pailiantents and tlitiversal fhtffrrge, hut dirge being VAktiIONABLE and most Ele4nt COATS, no objection to the woadhrg of the Petidon, he had thought it :IL: Cut and made i t a superior manner, of the best Superfine Ire duty to resent it. Cloths for FS 12. ' — ' 11116 " 1 "•' . r"m` 46 ‘ iLOC4I HO - LLANO presented a Petition from a person of the Cesslmere Breeches, Li fts.—Paeitstoins and Cossack I* rowsets aytry o f water,,, praying far th „vb„ l „ tou o f c,i,„al Punic. cheap in proporf . A variety of Sipes. mg Jackets. Hen-It:8 ifiteets.—Ordered to lie on the table. Coats; also boss Curric-le. and Driving C 4"; aildl l °r div'e" 'fbe Earl of - DARNLEY presented a Petition form. Bishops venfence of Gentlemen ocvellitte a variety it kept ready CtruCsll , rite Ward, paling ler Itettettehment and ParLaMentary ke. or a suit made in four ho.irs. herviht , .. 1. vette% X 4 105 coal- L am . His Lordship took the opportunity of reprobating the piste. The business of this hou•e brine wt•olv 'lane with relay / idea of Annual Parliaments and Universal Suffrage, which he motley, enables the Propi iciest, to submit the ub .ve advantageous was convinced, if. tarried Into eractice, would be the sobversion• Terms to the Public. of the Cmistitatiou a':J the ruin of the Country. he Peti. No. ISO, Fket-street, four dears east of Cl ancery.lare. iitmers slid no-, however, gray for that, and he did not wish to 10.1- Merchants asp Captaliss wanting large quantities, will he considered as hostile to every specles of Reform; on the find a grew advantage by applying as above. colutrary, he thought it would be a most unwise policy not to nuke such Rtfurins as would satisfy the majority on the well in formed classes of the People. he King. Bench Bill was reed a *come tiire, after a few words trorn the Loan CHANceo.on, stating the object r.f Jean he to allow one Judge of t:.e Court to sit in ano.lter 'lice to decide 1,1 6.11 the Justification of Ball whi..t the other business of the Court vruceeded In the mean time befire . the other three Judges.—Adjourned till to.nutriow (this chi)). HOUSE OP COMMONS. • LOCK AND aI;RGICAL I)i?ilif..NS.4 Y. - His Royal Niemen the Duke of YOR K, Preitclent. 'minion—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the It nyaf College, 1.onilon: Oovaatiol4S—Earl of Egreinent, furl of I .ett rint,lion. Colonel J. Bitny, - M.P. John I.:douche, M.Y. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above N. trun U fIUN, for the exclusive To:ailment of VENLREAL COMPLAINTS. and their dangerous consequenccs. in order to insure 'the benefits that have resulted from It, sari-rid Mr Kier. nan as Its Sufgedn, (standing high on the Est of the Royal Coliegi.) from having directed his chiet attention to those diseases. Mr. Wotan conceives it a part of his official (In:) , to caution the public, by pointing to the of the Royal College, publiiked in February, 1816, u the only sure guide, and that nu assertion of person - assuming such and publicly advertish:c them, 'without being sandions4l by this list, ve to be credited. The an reports of the Luck Dispenary will-prove that some of the most dangerous asses of Strictams.Pchdity, and other hupposed incurable affections of the Geoeradua Organs haverbeen here ra dkaly traded. - Mr. Monson assay b. poneUtid is lanai, by both Sutra, at his House, 21 4 Lower Charlotte-street, Birtlft.rd.square, where let. tura from Town and Country ere to be addressed, and the neces. ses7 advice and atadietoe will be given, or sent; to any part et tba United Kingdom. Just published,gricia 4s. td Edition. Practical Observations ou the above Dipeases,icy F. Kseinats, and may be had at Nu. 171, Figot-screat,llia- 00, Psureurasusr-/ow, and Nu. 10, Crown-spurt, Soho. The SPEAKER staied, that the Royal Assent had beim given by Co.una WWI, in the House of Lords ' to the Habeas Corpus Act Suspension 11.11, and to s.veral utlaerrublic and Private Bills. BA' 'Awn. Mr. CALVERT gave irotice tharon the 18th inst. he should move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Act of the 88th of the King, by which the dealers in li , ps were affected. I MPOR I'ANT'ADVICE. Si quid novlsdrectius Istis • • Catodidus impart, si non his uteri mecum.—Hon. TO•regtilidit the human passions, not to destroy them; to give thew a proper direction and a due force, til•, stead of vainly attempting to creche:et them from our na:ure, or hionshly and impiously pretending to .!:e.:l-t thent into new then nels—la the business of a rational iirmtaS y, dictated by the pre cepts of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the conclus.ons of the soundest philosophy. It is uncreessaity;after all that has been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in dicate those diseases that ate brought upon the human body and mind by Indulging to mess in sexual pleasures, and particularly by persevering M a pernietrus Italia too often acquired at Scbool. The earnestness and anxiety with which the world has long looked lug so great a desideratum In the comforts and improve• mints of a polished and enlightened age, as that of men of skill, talent . , and Integrity, d.voting themselves exclusively to these diseases, Is evinced by the eager applications for advice and me diclues which we are daily receiving from every quarter of the word. In alight and recent cases of Syphylitie Infection, a per fect cure Is completed in the short period'of two days; and those of the Inmost Inveteracy, where other Practitioners have la:led, a proper perseverance In our plan of trea , ment, ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, from 'ten to twenty years duratjpn, are by our superior method of cures permanently removed la cite course of three weeks. Patkats of eider sett may consult ps with the greatest honour, v.-crecy, and delicacy k at our haute, Nb. its 7, Hatton-garden.— Patients in the country, describing the nature of their ease, and inclosing a remittance for advice end medicines, the sante oat be sent io all puts of the woild. CURRIE end CO., Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton•Garden. N. B. The above important discovery in the cure of :syphylis and Debility, was mature , ' by Dr. Coasts, in his late travels through FR4NCE, NAPLES, and ROME, from whence be has just laturavd with Mae bighly,inteerating and importat.t tatty fa. "peering the present state of medical and surgicatpractice on the Continent, which he is , preparing to Ifty before the public In a treatise on these evaplebas, and ableb be hopes to be able In a few weeks to rabbets. PETITIONS. Sir J. CHETWOPE presented a Petition for Par liamentary Reform from Newcastle-under-Lyne. General GROSVENOR presented t Petition, signed by the Mayor, Aldermen, and a number of respectable Freemen of the City of Chester, express. ing their wishes to strengthen the, hands of G ,vern meet at the present crisis. He had received :mother Petition from the saute place, praying for the Sus pension of the Habeas Corpus Act, which he stated to be numerously signed, but The SPEAKER intimated that the Honourable Member was not at liberty to speak about the latter Petition, as he could not present it. Sir JQHN GREY EGERTON confirmed the statement of ,the preceding Speaker respecting the respectability of the signatures of the Petitin for strengthening the hands of the Executive. The Petititan was reti and ordered to Hearn the table. Sir GEORGE WARRENDER presented a Pc-1 titi , 4l from Truro, coaipla.uiug id the endeavour re cently made to render Windows of Shops and Ware.: houses liable to the Window Tax, Mr.CALVE Rl' presented 4 Petition from the Inhabitant H3ustholdcrs of the Borough of South , walk, signed by the Deputy Bail.ff and twelve other Howell:4,lers on behalf :1 the inhahitants at large.— The,Petitioners prayed that the House would pause betcre it passed any Laws by which the liberty of the subject should be infringed on. Mr. DICKINSON said, he bad received a letter from Bath, •assuring I:im that in the staterneat ma', the other evening by an Honourable Baronet (Sir I Francis*Burdett) of the number of signatures, which . could have been procured to the Petition against the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus. Act, that the-Ho nuurable Baronet had been deceived, as the number was greatly exaggerated. Mr. CALVERT stated, that at the Meeting at which the Petition from Southwark was agreed to, five or WOO persons had been pre s ent, and it Was one of the Resolutions that the Dtkuty Baal and tweive Mr. LLTS HINGTON said, that a bill would - be brought ir to amend and expl:in the Acr on which such charge was made, and extrapti g from the opt ration of the Window Tax such Dwelling-houses were solely rtectip'ed as WenTholltei. Sir. THOMPSON hoped that instrultions would be given in the mean time, to prevent. the enforce. merit ut the existing Act. • . General GASCOVNEIio;ve! thAt an indemnifica tion would be given to otos,: front whom the tax had been Alreedy S•r FRANCIS BURDETT presented a petition from the Inhabitants ot the Old Artillery Ground s London; praying Inv Annual earliiments and Uni. verbal Suit-age sunlit petitions Jr the towns of Cupar and Sa..thinergln, in the county of Fife; one horn a town ill Rentrewshire, and one from two places in the courtly of I..icestcr ; which v.ere or dered to lie on the tattle. Mr. BROUGII4IM said he held in his hands a petition praying for Parliamentary Rahrm and Re trenchment, and complaining. g.•nera I:y ot grievance!, signed by '2736 inhabitants of the Palish ot St. Leo nard's, Shoreeitch. The.petitirzr. prayed generally 1,4. such Iteform as ors tit seem . most agreeable to the House. It was signed Ly most ot tire respecuble householders of the Parish. He had to state to the House that very cnnsiderahlc obstructions had been thrown in the way ot the signing this pet;tina, thoupls he did not mean to say that force had barn used to prevent persons from signing. One person had made himself most active on this occits;on—he was a Police Magistrate, a . person receiving maney Item Govern. went. Many other efforts were made by persons w! o were supposed to Le agents to this Magistrate, and others, to obstruct the petitioners io the exercise of their rights. Finding, however, they could not pre. vent, by the means used by them, a number of ;et.- sons twat resertiog to th• 2 place whe e tine petition lay Icor signatures, they sent persons . 00t resident the paribli to sign it, that they might take this obi! Lion to the petition. These signatures welt mos..ly svittten tay one Hand. Li4lo.llllllefitte of Lillis attempt one sheet was actually obliged to be withdraws from the petition. He tlynight it rigl t , to mention this circumstance, that the animadversion which it could, not tail to call lurth, rn'ght prevent those persorts and ot h ers simil a rly disp.wee, from being active on lutete occasions —The Pctibion was read anti °stirred to tio' on the table, • TIIAT)E WITH THESuUTH ANHCHICAN critoutxv. Mr. BROVG li AM, seeing the Right, Honuttr..ble the Chancellor of the nFctiequer in his place, wished to put a question to hint on a subject of the highest. interest to the trade Anil commerce of the c , u try. It related to the trade haween this country and thu.e pans of the Spanisn Colonies of Scuds Anielica, as were 1101,V said to be t ?volts:J-o)in. he hoped that another name would be soon given to them, autttliat the time would come, when they should gain th eir full independence. If a vessel having an Itidepen.. dent flag, and I Aden with goods, the produce Of that part of South iiruerica to which the flag h A long e d, should enter a port of this country, would such a vet.. sel be allowed to clear inwards under the INIATrig4- Lion Law The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, ;hat he was not aware of any difficulty arising out of the Navigation L.iw, in the case athiJej to . . But how far the 61.1hject could bear inlreaiitettiun in at Cuilit Of 1,4 w be could not Mr. 111tOUG1 - IAM a si;e3, if no d fEculty of a legal nattily should :trite, whether uu iltliieiilly 01 a political nature- te 4 , 11 1.1 be ? The CIiANCELI.OIt of the EXCHEQUER wishrel to west! vC giving any opinion at present AS 10 d:flkulties of a political Nature. CRUELTY TO A Petition was presented by Mr. HARPS, of which the following is a copy : " To the I lonourable the Howe of Commons—the litutille Petition of Janet Davison, " Shewetb,•Tinit your Petitioner i , a rri:ish suhjeet, and that he has lately hern to atilished as a niece:sant, at Cape Henry;loq the hlat,d of St. Liondu&o. iaiird fro t .tut rat al?out the lit of Decentber, ISIS, for Port Plats, a piece in the sank of tlle S;anish slat of the island. a, rival titre a few day, Aiserw4rdt, he sound the ship Lady Gambler, Jzasts Reid inast‘r, from Belfast, ahcitured ui toe tiatirmar. Auer drilveting some leuest wad prove to p.tu retitiums, Captain Reid iittOtated hint that, in cite of nei.d, he oai direc..ed, I:y the i nsituct i nni of his °otitis, to apply to yew' Yost.witi s nouse tot Sssya.st..ancr he nilglit rrqulrs to the prtAectition tit vilest and prosnorda of doh iorewests. lle stated that iht pslacipal obi. c; (s had in vivo wa. to viteure a cargo tit mahogany and dye-woods'bott' that he foetid coosidtrable sLiAtaitty its tieing this, as Own std. et, were extremely Acarise. Your Patti/mitt tcum:m:l4%l4ll him immediately to pot on board the, gnaw ky of %mod Ise lielAiready I „,s e t mel l, to take on ireigla a,cipassti:y of unitive...toy Itcitotbing to your Petitioner, to art e sales s.I tlirtemain:ni; outward urtis, • e nd saltiness the proceeds sa she its tiLles :.e whtt:ed; 1 4.110WOrt rlyscld pot iuccteil itsprostiorg a quantlty,your Pao t*:;Ontr rceomintlided huts to procctd w l'or:•au•Prinee, the repital of tie Prendent Prf.tti, where Iss would be Are to find toe,wood and lustk in abandan,:e. •• Captain litetd, uroti finding the difficulty of loading 11. ves sel at Port Plata with the arocies he wantrJ, had reetherd to a..!npt this latter ru t ' s:ion viral km by your Petitione.-, and to proceed to Pert au Prince as sure., ae pms , Sie to complete kis cargo: Bet a short time slier he was uitiii‘d to suvend his re.- 'valuate In consequence of nAdving aA account from the city of St. Domingo, tbat the duclis., wider the o f p ettom . svair attenyttig a rect/lUMAI in tavour ..ot Qyak to ph e , a n d sbst ... tostilitme bat: act:tail/ commented between the rival ChtesN 1141 Mt War improbable such a rwenient nrght copsidered by your • - harp:me, TXB ?VSW LOlnitr. Yesterday the M __ANI6TER received the Bidditi;ls for 25,000 Tickas to be drawn in Two or more Lotte ries, to be drawn on or before the 19th July, and the Public not to be charged more than £l9. lus. I ,tr Ticket. The following were the Bidding% : 84VEIVRIOUT and 13 0 SIIEWEJ.L. HAZAKD, and CO. 142 13 4 Gamma CARauLL l2 10 2 THOMAS Will., ........ 12 1 G Messrs• SIVEWItIMIT and Co. were declAted the for• tunate Purchasers.