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"15 . 1 • * r • i s r - • 11 0 fek r A. it. l tfs l o Ak r, - ' f It A r-1 ww R V. 31. TIIURSDAY, MAY 22, 1817. r)- E rRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE. May 21, 18i7. NP sons engaged in t! , Ti.e.ttre, are re. , • ;* !i) take Notice, That they are expee:cd to metuhle -,;•• on WEDNESDAY, the :"ISth inoant, at (*wove m onle• to prec•vd In the arranzeraents for OPENING the sth day of June. HEAD-ACI - P. NORFOLK ELECTION.-MAT 81, 1817. olject was not (as 114,1 be, ii se ,- :,red) to trent upon the right of chartered C i:t iritions, but er 1 the contrary, to restore in Corp ra i-ns th se rigl..l of which they had been dyprived by the p e r a tion c 1 some penal l aws , or wait ..'4% equ i v a lent. l a w s ma d cxchisively in lavonr ot c• rtain Pr aestutts. Ii; motion had no otter 0 . .j.i,t :Asti merely to carry . juts 1 effect the chi:ions meat...3:T aini intention of the Le -1 gisl sone. Tile Act of l; vf, -.moos! grail; .0 , her v.:- 111.4 i)::: in iviiegt;c, ?are, ;.(- it least 'mi t : .:,1 1,, g iTc, I the elactive itaitchr.e to i'lc Cat!..oi:c ; it t..!•(!cd td 1 :dace the Citnolic tra..!. :,ri:4ll iv, town, coi: - .::.:te as !.e tOtarrly wa,, (.11 4 Ii:VCI with size Catitilic iree -1 nolder, and with Par 1 ) ;••st:;tant trezraan, and thereby to rend Ive thri,e ii.v . ...1ia.:-. ci..tu t c.l. ts; ~:i i, s n. , ~.e , ,,„n a ;a tlait ci t.s r.i i; .ci.:t ! .• wnicli st ill d co'n-r..4i t o kitd to mail,:!., sai.;cln..if 41-..1 d:scontsmt. It gave to the Catnotie eli.,....;:sility to ii....-. line a tioernat., but it did 1 tux ccist.:re Lo iiirst•t!; .: r• s ,a :o claw ins iree.ii,rn winch 1w once po.ii.r..i.s. it basset .i.v.ii z..e 114 ces;.l4 it he, tacit ctit4iii (..:(I;ii, hit it still Lit ti.is dist. ottaiiii.:ation, n..nie:;,-, it tie w:{, not a Pria.:atanr. lit soine places, PeoLti . .c.:-s7ri inr st veayeas pir....0. I ous to admission in vir:...e oi ?..avice ta .t ii. 1 , 1 ,.! l() Ole ireedlin %vat: essf.m . ..l4. ..%,":oi , ,lit tro.,: ) ;i 1;; t: t c I i otr , e with the details i.f ti,..: various Garr...ooes is ir. : ... 14nd, tie"ruciv:y .(11•.1,1..,1 t,) th . I: 0 ! Galway 8:: alf.ssi ; 4.. ins an ear!rn i n:::,:ation tt the ;ri,v...ir-s ea winch i•c complatn,:::, an.l whi:lt he s.: .v c.. 1 A upon t:ts . liiiiv.e to stdr.i.s. .1 . "...1 liona-ra!ile Ni.:riber tlirt • weed i g ,: n a .!: - ...ty:sion of the a•:,oto se:mit:es r.it.islt could be jti, 1 liy the P.oin.iii C i.n;(iics t:ir Olis, as well as U. ,Ituvral coit::tisai ins whit:!: thzy rtqi,i:,ed, and atzw2d:,,Lri):::,,ty its t. —our sit that !:o!icy et :arch. hating the aifsir.oi.uis or the great bt:di ((t the people of Ireland, by acc(•Ji.l4 to Vicir cl.(i.ns. Ile CUI2• eluded au able speech, by moving, tnat the Loose Sll.)Uld lea ,, lVt: liAt'it nr.o a Commi ttee , wit h a view to I , explain pod .i.nend ts c Al :s of Irelsold tespecting the Ad:Div:tun of k.,a)411 c.,:uolics and Ptutestant Dis. ! isant;:ra into Lay Corw..ra:ants. • Lord CAS I . I.I::KKAG CI suggested, with much resnect for the Honourable Mamba who brou g h t f or . ! wird Cul mot:i.n. colt as On: great question to which !he motina related (Lai been su lately hilly discussed, it w:::.(1.1 pri.bibly ba more advis wie to postpone the consl..:J.itioti of ti•is proposition till some future or. cuss .n, wheal it might be canvassed waligre.tter pros- . : sect of success than could be looked toe at tfe iv. synt 101 mem. As to ...t: stature of the proposition of the lloitouras:e G.:rd.:m.l:4 it did not a t isear that :ti.ii untnstnt of a C ,, :isolit.ee WAS necessary, Oren 111)4111 Ili% own %IstWir.g. Tile more natiiral mode of in„ c eedi ng w0...1,1 lit :if.: to move fr.; the appoint. facia of a emlnlintte, but at once art propound the que.tion to the 114.0. c ita tae shape of a 1.34!,c0tit4i3. tag the. provisious which ,vcie thought necessary Fur the aniendineitt of toe Law. He would not ob. ject to the introduction of a Bill of this kind; but at the same time he :loped that the Husousable Mem. her would see that tnis WAS not a time When it could be brought forward with success. Ile therefore soli. milted to the tionourable Gentleman, that :he best course would be to witlnlraw hi. proposition for a Committee, reserving to himself the rimer of bring ing in a 1311 at any future time to effect the objet which lie had in view. A MEMBER of the Rev 11 Cohere of Phys;eians,, JAL who Is engaged in writing a Practical Treatise en this sub jcct, (to which Ise has paid particinar attention) will be happy to 'waive any interestitig coninnivicslons, addressed, poir-paid, to H. at Mr. Richardson's, Bookseller, Nis 23, Cortthill. TO ALL TRUE FRIENDS OF THE BRITISH CONSTt- T(JTION. ALL those who are zealous anpporters of Loyalty and Independence, and who would wish to see the County nc Norfolk restuet front the disgraceful shackles by which it bZi been rem long lettered, and from the domineering Miluence an q ::red at,il maintained by a weiLlny vur.ie, ate strongly re ittC•ted to hod intiowd ate ly their aid in sul,p,ot of ever ) , thing that is va'u thle to us as Et:Ashram. Let Was feel for tin• teal in ter,sts of the Country, and the true prlncl,ties of the Canatitu tion, hut read Ow late Address from the County of Norfolk to 1.1. 'loyal H zithe•i t;se Prince t.b.erve the cmaitiet of the s o p; orters ..r it, and they sv4l not h...i.ate rc.r morn. ter to contribute, by si.bwrilin?, t...eardt the eaerious of Mr. F. Wod: ; they w.ll not per.&t a sir,; h• indie:d.lai, with leg own 1,1 Ir•”, to G.,..ht a Mi.* to oil!y the County of tuls c..t.t etne.i, 1).1: watch lasi with ir,..th be s4i3 dou of the Kin,:dont at lare;e. • _ V, Fourth Time, New Lyric Melange VI'R (AS . n..EY'S), WE.Tr. :.110151ER-DRIDGE. u n l.r th r Patronage of their Royal Ill,:ttnesses the it Kt; ISNT aid E Yok r:IFTS EVENING, To.moßß.ow, and SA- Al:, the 1:::t Eque.trl'm Mthe.drama, called :I)A THF. r:t2HAN rFn. OF S • • MAN:3IIIV, by Mr. IVl...ketn ; Clown, Mr. Bmwa.- - sr::; ;, Mr, Slur:No.—ll L)iavo?o Atvonio's i•utpribing t..a frltirtyniavi., ate.—To ent7 , ;iude wig la (iota th time) ;1 r , .•w lyric Mcian:e, ealle , l The MI.II ME ER ; or, ;lien's. Ettrop..ans.—Messrs. 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Selection ot Ditto eir) :or th.: Flute, i i.terspe•sed wi h 4.loplikr Air, or Variou s ;.i.• • •, the same size, 4.. 641.--k:tmose In•trurtmns for ditto, l•i ; ko,s,i , oeket size, Is.—Foicy .11- Ord.', ca, !!.- tisN, the favourite Ai* s Irons the favourite oppra or. or Don Juan, am.vited tor the Fade precisely as At the Opera Hunts:, ditto is 'lmo. fur two Flutes and a rm. thy was ruts:ishe.l, Y of £1.1; — .• Com•ttly. Ntwoi. 2 2 2 ..... Ltd., 1 •i• to. 1 10 ...........:U Mutt. y. silo I 1,608 IA Money. J. SIVEWI4IC.LI I et.me time annutincei, thn on!r 4P7 remain lor , ale, that bring the exact Number 11.1 the At lye ptiv.iegr, which tell to the Litt of the CON I'ltAL:l', an on: the unsold litters,—these are duly apportioned a111 , 11.g the several 00ce•Kceperi, and those who wish to rurcha ? r er ruling, their small Priza, had bearr apply immediately. 'llse Yams are, _ _ At R. 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Cadell and W. Davies, Strant PAW AIENIART PRUCE EDINGS. KARAMANIA; or, a Brief DESCRIPTION of the SOVI if COAST of ASIA-.MINOR, bpd of the itetuaint. of Antiquity, with Mate., Nato, Views, &a Collected dross Survey of that Co a, under the orders of the lords tuanuiaaioner* of the Admiralty, to the. Wars 1811 sod 18178 By FRANCIs PEAIIFORT, Captain of his Majoty's ehip FrcJeriaseven. Hovsr. orloaus. M iY 21. Counsel were tival:y heard ri.sieei in:l , the A:Nueal C 211.11, of tw Bishop of Kildare v. muythe. Their I.orthi,i l , . proceeded to their 4leelsiou s which was to :arm the jta.l 4 ;iitetit 01 the Court below. The follow mg Counties are already published, and may be had u above. Bedford, CI. is. Berks. Xi. is Bucks, Xt. is. Cambridge, Xt. Is. Cheshire, 15s. Cornwall, £3. 151. Csimbuland, £3. 15t. Prated for R. Hunter (Suecer.or to Mr. JukMoo). 72, St. Pert rilbordnard. h tat, case or Re:Yazoo v. Reding's% Counsel were heard Its part.—'fo proceed again on Friday. A further heartug took place respecting the Wrir of rsrot taus , . o. t. Sir J. St. Aubyn v. the Attibroey-tleurral f / lil t 0* of Watts, in the prstetne of the Learned ludges.—Alter s,ine dr euvs&tll LU the House, in which Lord MtUrbo4l and the Loan CltA AC CI.L Olt were the prit•cipal speaket., their Los tl•e suggesnon of the huts r Pser, alth.racsl titelorttisr *di wt aly owe weld kiseiday iteets...glit. • Shortly will be phlished, in One Vol. lime. price si. bd.. LET S addressei in a S!rinfis and Humble alter DIVINE TRUTH, with a peculiar aspect to the erreitniamtiens art..proem Time.. . • - By the Rev EDWARD COOPER. Rector of Harriman Ridware ' and of Yozill, in the (bounty of htaff ed, and late Fellow of All Acids College, Oxford. Print' d for T. Cadsil and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. Of Whom may also be bad, by the same Author. 1. Practical and Familiar Sermon., assigned for paeadday an d Deienesce Instruction. new Edition, in 4 vols. 1 2ttro. price 5,. each hi board.. Mr. baount v and orlirrs brought op a Messes, from the C..tomuns, sequoltaing their lmodships ilia that ilo.he lad gran.ed leave to derlamiu Hall, Y.q. one ui is hbohlitri, to attend a Committee of their Loidships if he should so thuds Mr. Guitar presented a Message from the COllllllOlll. re. ,vesting: of their I.ordships that Vticown Mxtvii.te may be permitted to attend the Committee of Finance appointed by the Commons. - _ s. hennons, chiefly dedgned fb elucidate some of the leading Doctrines of the Gospel. has Edit. aro. price inv. In hoards. 3. Two Sermons, preached in the Oil and New Churches at Wolverhampton, preparatory to, the Establishment of a Able Im !Ando% Bro. p rice us. The quest , on being Immediately put, and agreed to, the Mes sengers of the Commons were called in, soil informed by the Loa) CIIANCALLUR, that the House had granted leave to Vit. count Melville to attend the said Commit:ye, it his Lordship should so think fit. This day was published, price Five 'OUR LETTERS on the ENGLISH CON SII I'UTION. I. On Differeut Opinions on the English etruimtion. 2. On Its Prieciples. s. On Its Defects. 4. On Me but /leans of preempting its Fundamental Viinciplui. Tined Edition, much enlarged. By G. DYER,A.B. Formerly of Emmanuel College, CambrWge. "It is not my business to examine whether the kneels actually cloy this liberty or not. It is sufficient for me to say, that it is otablished by their laws, and I enquire no faither.“—Metatta s.ieu's Spirit of Law:. ' " For a People should not be governed bet by the hest laws, even subs Philosopher with, Nature ereketh the clings that Ur best.' 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Into. corruponding to the History of Cam bodge, by the same Author, The Privil.ges of the Univevity of Couteidge; containing a Chronological Table of all the.Charten lad Public Acts relative to the University, from dee wriest time to the time of Charles 11. together with the principal Char on themselves (from Papers of undeulxed authenticity), and beegia t down the literary biography of eminent and learned men of Cambridge to the present tunes, so u to catgut it with the History of the University and Coll eges of Cambridge, lately published by the same Author. The °antes of Subscribers are received by I.ongman and Co. Poeteester-row ; and Delghtoo, Cambridge; and Subscribers tre respectfully informed, that unavoidable drew:tetanus, which via to explained to the proper place, will delay the publication a** while. JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT , by HEATH. THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cbuliey Pains in the nosnach and bowels, indigestion, hysterics, nausea attendant nn r'el; , al.ey, relaxation and lassitude arising from atmospheric ws.nt of appetite, injuries from inlement weather, and in 14, 1'41101k affscoon of the stomach ind bowels, so common to "J l l O , adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a "'ill Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a s4.lable acquisition.—Essence of Peppermint is ao well known a, a va'usble Family Medicine, that the principal object of this tid - rettbernent is to guard purchasers against the numerows coml. t'rt.i's, which are prepared by Druggists, &c. The only can- I 'm I. P. Heath can give is, to Ice that " J. P. Heath, Notting. L 27 1." Is engraved on the Government stamp. Nice 2e. 9d. and ls. ied.—Scfd by E. 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Mr. cuticeivits It a part of his °Meal fluty to caution the pointing to thel.iet cf the Reyal College, plailh•hed in Ft.hruary, 1816, as the only sure puler, and that no assertion tr-ons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, %.itt.cut being sanctioned by this list ' are to be credited. The an t'•*l reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove that some of the dangerous cases of Strictures, tebility, and other bulalimetl I carahle affections of the Gent:attire Qrgans have berm here ra d ca'ly and successfully treated. „Mr. Kiernan may be consulted ea oral, by both SCXI.I, at hie mete, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where let t". km Town and Country are tube addressed, and the netts. 11 :/ advice and medicine will bd given, or swat, to any part of the ned King Cont. jIIV hubll'hed, price es. Id Edition, Pratt:lca! Observe:ions oo t,i , • alcove Disease, by ier.att, and thal by teid at No, 17i, I ` 44 reatiest, Ile, Ia: uric's:rt . .: dr..! Crow. u-toof c, tiuho. ABERCROMBIE'S PRACTICAL. GARDE' ER. The day was published, price 9e. in twrds, the Second Edition. retied, wi:h considerable Additions by Mr. JAlittg MKANt Head Gardener w Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. of THE PRACTICAL GARDENER; or. Im proved System of Modern Horticulture; adapted either to large or small Gardens; designed for the assistance of thow Gen tlemen who manage ibex own Gardens, and as a Book of kle ferule* for the young professional Horticulturist. By laiHN ABEitCROMISIE. Author of " Every Man hie own Gardener." •,,* This Work contains the aying.out and Culture of the Kitchen Garden, Fruit Garden, Flower Garden, Shrubbery, Plea sure Ground, Nursery, and Timber Plantation; also the Con struetion and Management of the Green-house or Conservatory, Hot-house, and Forcing Garden. l'lre whole alphabetically at. ranged ; and presenting, in a Practical Form, many Suggestions from recent Discoveries in Vegetable Physerlogy ; and ezhibiting the principles relative to the Culture of Fruit Free*, especially to the KellOVatiflil of several Degenerated Sorts of Apple and Pear Trees. With Tables of Planta convirpon ling with the Advance ment of Botany up to the present period; and Tables for regu lating the Temperature of Hot . houses, &c. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming. Dublin. FRAUD FREVENTEU. To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose nit the unwary a spuriotri composition in. stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin. they are induced to adopt a new Label, In which their a.ldresi, r 97, High Holborn, Is pbced so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letterpress, will enable parch a s aaa at once to detect the intf.o4itinn. The Real Japan BLACKING, ma.ie by DAY and MAI. l IN, .97, High Holborn, will in future be sold In Bottles at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each, and a copy of the I.abel left with all Venders. DAY A::n MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. To Mrs. JOHNSON, Newman-street. IT appears requisite your invaluable A\'l ZR ICA N 500 MING SYRUP should be universally known, thit its usefulness might be more generally extended. My little girl had been extremely ill a long time; slse had fits ' and her bowels so much affected that her life was depaired of ; doctors and me. diems were of no avail. We were tchi that her teeth was the only cause of her aftiction. it blind callin upon us, who had seen rho happy effects of the Syrup, prevailed upon us to try it ; she brought us a bottle, and rubbed the child's mouth, and iu a lew MilllittS a most astonishing alteration took ;Ilse, the fits left her, and she recovered as tan as possible; it requiring only a bottle ands half to perfect the cure. Our sorrow was thus, in a lew days, turned into joy. We arc, Madam, your obliged servants, Nov. 27, laid. J. and M. MALIN. No. Q. New John-street, Ashton road, Birmingham. To be bad, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman -street, Oxtord.street ; acid, by their appointnient, at all the principal Medicine Venders ILI WM and country, at f.a. ad. a bottle, for ready money. Caution.—Be sure to ash fur " Johnson end Willianse's Amy. Aran Soothing Syrup," as there are a number of spurious sorts. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant poor, u usual, at her house, every Tuesday sad Saturday Mornings, from nice to ten o'clock, by isti,ii.eg a triter from a respectable hoses-keeper, to certify ant they ate teal objects of charity, A few Private or Local Bilk were brought up from the Com- Mom by Mr. BROOD Ey and others sod frAti a tiro ' • 'nu Lottery, and the Loud= mod Westothibter Coal Meters' SUla were read a *toad time. '1 he Newfounaind Trad . e, the Navy NUJ [mem*. and the Wert India Trade Bllle, w ire severally read a third time, and passed.—Adjuurned till toinorrOw. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Stone Bonk" Duty Dill, and the Receiving Spittle Allow ance Bill, were read a third time and passed. Mr. M.A. TAYLOR. brought up the Report of the Metro pubs Paving all, which was agreed to. Mr. blititl presented a Peutiou Iron the Inhabitants of Shat. well against the lihadwell Church 11111.—Read, and or.kre4 to he on the table. Ou the mod= that the Shadwell Church Bill be read a atoonl luny Mr. CALVEIiT opposed it, thinking that the Church was capable of bclug repaired—that there was nu uecaskai to re build it. Mr. ROSE was of a different opinion, as II4C Surveyors had pronounced the Church Dot to be susceptible id repair suincieut te nial:c it eve. Mr. MELLIiti trusted the BM would he st!awkd to p to a Cenimirce.—Bill read a second time, A :Menage was &tot to the Linda, degit icg that.petndsslan might be given to Lord Mt LVILLIC to attend the kiiimice Coot mince. The Salt Dole; Escise Bill Went through a Committee, after M:. 1.1:411ING toN had declared thtt Ike cta.r ah • rr.ttoua which , he hal to prai•the related to the mode of collecting the thulta, and ►orate übirrwmcluna 11011/ Mr. litratArNlL, Mr. CUAWatt, Mr. W zt, >1 y>tr t 11, &c.—ati art r. cet•ed, and ordered to be tak..a into further corhiderati iiii on 1 rtiAy Sir JAIVII.S hiI.WI:IN 1 OSi l rosTrone.l his nintlri3, of which be had give.) votic.. for twillvlruW, tetkecting the Druitt ol Ad. ru.ra..y; to June sth. _ _ _ Mr. Si. st.:M.Nr.tt moved that the Christ Church Burial (1r0..:n1 Dal be rc.,..1 a third tune tu-inurrow. ilf:er a few words tro.ti air C. NIONCR, ?Jr. C. W. Wv matt, and Mr. H. :3u M NKR, tbe lull was ordered to he read a third ume on Friday urn. _{;dune! VtitREKER presented a Petition from the Magas two.* of Limerick, vindicating themselves from a chaire of having thrown difficulties iu the way of kreeaolders desirou, of regisieriug thilr Freeholds. JtJilN NE's Pt/it observed, as the House had now 1),Ilore t h em two Pet.tiolis allegiug contrary facts, that the best course to pursue would be to refer them to a Cot .mittee. lie moved, that the Potitsult;be referred to a Commito.e. Colonel V.hitßEKLit had no objection to the ni.ition, beit.g assured that the conduct of the Magistrates world bear invest'. gig toe. 'the complaint arose hunt a 'evolutionary wit', to L.:t tid of the Magi racy altogether; and tic misted cie tiouse would not couit:enance suds au object. Lord Mk. I ON imagined that the only revolution which the Member opposite (Colonel Verreker) th called, wvt a rev's. Indian in the representation ul Limerick—( H:ar, d 1.1e . ,;h). Motion agreed to, and a select Coninuttee appointed. IWJ•MAN CATHOLICS. Mr. BLAKE rose, pursuant to his notice, to call the atention of the House to the present situation of Roman Catholics, Protestant Dissenters, and even Protestants of the Established Church, re!ative to their admittance into Lay Corporations. lie ob served that this subject vi as til.t comprehended within the scope of ally of the proposed :IWASIIIt'S Lir emancipation :A the Roman Cat:e•lits. alid that his 1' Mr. BLA KE said that he had m ove d f or t h e ap . pointment of a C o mm i tt ee , because lie understood that he was precluded by the S tan di ng O r d ers of the I House from introduc;rz, any Dail to alter the exisegg law without first laving a Committee. The measure which he now propthed was not in the contemplation oh those who had intro .luced the Bill of 181 S, or any of the other proposition's on the subject of the Roman Catholic Claims; and it the Dal of ISIS Lad been carried, he would equally have had occasion to bring' forward this propositicn. .. The SPEAKER said, that a s t o the qtrestion of order, it would certainly be necessary that any pro.. position for altering the provision of an Act now in force should origiu„te in a Cmssatittee. Mr. LLAKE t l ;eit said, that in consequence of chat Lad talb•n from the Noble Lord, he thought Lis brit course Would be,to withdraw a motion which WAS ant likely to be successful, but which he had brose ; ht forward from a deep sense of duty, and in coin / rt . :mice with the wishes of his ci , ninituents. The motion was then withdrawn. 181311 INSURRECTION ACT. Mr. PEEL rose, pursuant to his notice, to move for leave to hiring in a Bill, to continue for a time to he limited. the Act fur the better preservation of the Peace in the deiturbed carts of Ireland, commonly known by the name of !he Insurrection Act. By that Act the Lord Licutenal.t of Ireland was em powered, ou receiving cert4in intimations from the Magistrates of disturbances in any particular dis trict, to declare that district in a state of insurrec tion, and then the Magistrates of that district were atri:orfzed to put the provisions of the Act in force. In order to justify the continuance of this Act, it was riot necessary to prove that the whole of Ireland was .n a disuirhed state ; the CMe wauld.fmt strong enough it it wear shewn, that although the country in general was iv a stile of tranquillity, yet that there were partict:lir districts of it in which the operatibn ut the laws WAS surpended, and in which -conic que:.tiy, 1.,,e lives and properties of the inhabitants were endangered. He ad/netted that a strong case ..,t this kind ought to be made out--.that in trusting the executabe Government with such extensile p•: wars as those which this Act conferred, the House ought to look with jealousy. into the grounds on which these powers were clued tor, as well as the way in which, when granted, they were exercised. 01 the present occasion he asked fur the continuance ur those vows rs with. great confidence, for whatever difference 1 ut opinion might have casted at o.:e time 115 to the extent ut th: I.owers, time could be 11‘) reason urged 1 against the contotuance of them, koindeJ on theist. abuse or utinecess a: y exercise. For the last year no CAW had. OLCUtted to tad for the operation of Xis I law, and it had only been rut in t.,rxe once since the inunth of N.,vember, s , :rtic.i ft, a