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In the Chair, Resolved, That, solemnly premising against the unrelenting system of intolerance which the Csasolies of Ireland appear to be doomed, in this enlightened age, to endure, we are yet stedfastly determined to persevere in claiming our E mancipation. And by our constancy in this just pursuit, and by availing ourselves of all warrantable means for this purpose, to prove ourselves worthy of those equal rights and liberties which we demand, and can never consent to forego. Resolved, That, ea dismayed by past ezisting • lye shall f. 1 [PRICE yEtV THEATREAUYAL. COVENT-OMUDIN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUAR,I"I6 via be acted a New Drama, in Three Acta, intersperecd vitt Music, oiled THE FREE KNIGHTS ; IMPORTANT NOTICE. IF the Heirs of the late Mr. HUGH ROWE will apply to the Editor of the STA& Newlspiper, they will receive some important intelligence. Mr. Rows was born of a respec table family in Somersetshire. He Walked St. Thomas's Hospital in or about the year 1735; left England In 1758, for the Conti nent; he returned to England in or about 1765; he then lived a few years in Jersey; then removed to America, and lately died at Quebec. TO atiprrotts. ,I'LL Perionshaving any Demands on the Estate A. of the late Mr. EDMUND LUCAS, of the New Road, St, Mary-la-bonne, Coach and House Painter, are re view& to send their Accounts, directed to the Envision, at the dedeeeers late Raddence ; and all Peruse indebted isa his, Ere" ow elt 4 sired to pay their respective pats at the ASee d lideldrs, Davison aad Wracislaw, Warsaidordreet, Ckliewsolrases. Or, THE EDICT OF CIIARLEMAGNE. The Ovciture and Music composed by Mr. Mazzitighl. Dancing by the Misses ADAMS. 1,, Act. in will be represented the Installation of the Abbot of I°,p!tich will be added, fOF the first te a Farce, called A BUDGET BLU NDERS. The ChtrarMrs by Mr. M ON UN Mr D . FAR LEYEN, Mr. BRUNTON, r. LI ST. , Miss BOLTON, Mrs. GIBBS, &c. &e. • piers for the Boxes to be taiten of Mr. BRANDON, at the New 1,3.0.ce, in Prince's Place, Hart-street, from tetvtill four. New )drama of the Free Knights, continuing to be re ri;:a with the highest approbation and applause, will be repeated evenirg till further notice. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom House, Harwich, on Tuesday,.February 20, The sale to commence at teu o'clock in theoforenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz. 56 lbs. of Peruvian Bark. 34 Gallons of Geneva 63 Yards of Printed Cotton 2} ditto Wine 14 Ditto Irish Linens SIN Cloves 12 Pair of Cotton Stockings 815 s. Cinnamon 7 Cotton Shawls cwt. Emery 9 Ditto Handkerchiefs 2 Pictures-2 Open Boats 8 Silk ditto 3 Pieces, containing 21 Indian Silk Handkerchiefs, for Ex. ...•••••••14,.. AMERICA AMERICAN CONGRESS. HMI 6 OF REPR ESEN TAT' VIS s JANUARY S. A Message from the President was received in the following words--- . or de- . disappointments, terred by , difficulties, , take every occasion to utter our complaints; to solicit ample discussion, And to render our de graded and oppressed condition universally known, relying tint the unerring influence of justice and sound reason, (to whiek wst appeal) must speedily subdue those blind and fatal prejudges which obstruct the freedom and_happiness of Ireland. Resolved, That it is the indispensable-duty of this Committers to have their Petitions to Parliament presented to both Houses, so that the entire merits of our case may be fairly and amply discuised. Resolved, That, the Earl of FINGAL be requested forthwith to cause our Petitions to both Houses of Parliament to be so pro ceeded upon, as to insure that inquiry and discussion, which the honour and interest of the Catholic Body imperiously require. THOMAS ESMONDE, Chairman. JAMES NANGLE, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Sir TnOMAS Esmonns, Bart. for his dignified and proper conduct in the Chair. EDWARD HAY, Secretary. " To TIM lIINATZ AND 110t1SI OP itilersexTATlvas 01P THE UNITE!, STATE{._ " The Act authorizing the detachment of 100,000 men front. the Militia will expire on the 60th of March tint. Its early ret viral is recommended, in order that steps may be taken for arrange. menus such as that Act contemplates. " Without Interfering With the modifications rendered neers sary by the defects or the inefficiency of the laws restrictive of commerce and navigation, or with the policy of allowing to fo reign armed vessels the use of our waters; it falls within mif duty. to recommend also, that, in addition to the precautionary mea sures authorized by that Act, and to regular troops for Complet ing the legal establishment, of which enlistments are received,. every necessary provision may be ntade for a Volunteer force of twenty thousand men, to be enlisted for a short petiod, and held in a state of organization and readiness for actual service at the shortest warning. " I submit to the consideration of Congress, moreover, the et:. pedialny of such classification and organization of the Militia as will best secure prompt and successive aids from that source ade qtiate to emergencies which may call for them. " It will rest with them also to determine hbw far farther pro vision may be expedient for putting into actual ourrce, if neces sary, any part of the naval armament not now employed. " At a period presenting features in the conduct of Foreign Powers towards the United States, which impose on them the necessity of precautionary measures, involving erpence, ft is a happy consideration, that such is the solid state of public credit, that reliance may be justly placed on any legal provision that may be made for resorting to it in a convenient form, and to an ade quate amount. (Signed), " JAMILS MADISON." " January 3, 11110." On the motion of Mr. DAWSON, so much of the message as relates to the Militia, was referred to tPe Committee already appointed on that subject ; that part relating to Volunteers was referred to the Com. mittee on our Military Establishment ; that part re lating to the Navy was referred to the Committee on our Naval Establishment; and so much as relates to our Finances was referred to the Committee of Ways and Means. • LONDON INSTITUTION. OR Jewry, February 13, 1810. P% ,fana g ers of the London Institution hereby .i.:e NJtice, their Clerk, JAMES SAVAGE, has disap- IVS •brueLly from their s:•ryice. ' By Order of the Managers, SAMUEL WOODS, Secretary. •• - 'PORT• OF FALMOUTH. By Order of the Hon. Commissions& of his Majesty's Customs. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the Ist and gd of March next, by Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon of each Day, WILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE, At the Custom-House in this Port, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 645 Galls. Wine 161 Pieces Long Cloth 9 Nankeens 24 Ribbons 29 Clay 60 Lace 19 Des. Knives and Forks ' 93 Yin's Canvas 1 Spar 3 Snuff Boxes • 55 Paving Stones 9 Lace Cloaks S 6 Silk Shawls and Hand kerchiefs -------- - FRENCH AND FENCING NCING MAS 11 ItS. <gar: One Hundred Guineas a Year, and Fivr Guineas for each Vacation. ITJANTED immediately, in a large Establish • - meat, a Person properly qualified to teach the French z --cage and Fencing. He must be a Native of France, and rtrtetnetl to public teaching. The rtendance will not exceed cr !lours, daily, upon an average, anl he will not be prevented private teaching. Applications to be made, free of expestee, stating reference as to citaracter and abilities, at Mr. Murray's, 32, Fleet-street, l.,rdnn. 16 Galls. Brandy 4 Cordials 1 Oil 90 lbs. Shag Tobacco 26 Roll ditto 17 Leaf diuo 5 Segars 5 Snuff 114 Tel • 291 Coffee 85 Chocolate 24 Pepper 2778 Salt TO ARCHITECTS. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY Si, 1810. THE Mayor and Commonalty of Plymouth, will give Fifty Guineas for the best, and Twenty for the second best Plan, that shall be produced of a TAVERN, BALL ROOM, and THEATRE, in three distinct buildings, proposed to be erected on a spot of land within the Borough of Plymouth, a ground plan of which may be inspected, and copies taker, at the Pilot Printing-Office, No. 104, Strand, London • at Mr. Trew man's, Printer, Exeter ; or at the Office of Mr. E dmund Lockyer, in Plymouth. The BALL-Roost is to be the centre building, the THEATIM at the East, and the TAveatr at the West end of the ground, and may, if thought eligible, have communication. The Plan to contain an elevation of each building, with de signs and sections of the Rooms and Offices to be contained therein, according to the arrangement or scheme which may suggest itself to the Artist, from the space or quantity of ground allotted to the erection. Some further particulars as to the sine of the Ball-room, Theatre, and Tavern, and number of Apartments, wished for in them, may also be seen at the ttove-mentioned places. Plans (with private marks) to be sent to the said Mr.Lockyer's Office by the mail coaches, on or before the 25th day of March next, soon after which their comparative merits will be decided en, and the parties offering Plans are desired to send their ad dress to the said Edmund Lockyer on- or before the 25th of April next. 1\ TONEY MATTERS. MONEY immediately advanced by Annuity, or on Bills or Notes. or any other kind of security, by ad d rEv iog a line (post paid) any day from nine till four, to the 10 - c . on of the Agency Office, No. 11, Newcastle-street, Strand 105. Soap 79 Cotton Ditto 85 Candies 42 Hats and Caps 49 Blacking 20 Skeins Silk Gut 44 Bug ks 31• Teapots 472 Sugar 24 Waistcoat Shapes 18 Thread 145 Candlystkks 4122 Cheese 34 Leather Panes 1676 . Butter 4 Parasols 509 Raisins 3 Spying Glasses 596 Currants 13 Waiters 611 Figs 8 Pictures 98 Tapioca 889 Prints 160 Tamarinds S Umbrellas 98 Arrow Root 4 Packs Cards 43 Sweetmeats 21 Bass Corks • 3 Bottles Pickles 10 Boxes, 3 Bales, 2 Pap. Par. 5 Otto of Roses Consaining Long Cloth, Mus -168 Pair Shoes IM, printed and plain Cottons, 5 Boots Swandowns, Combs, Needles, 42 Boot Legs &c. 9 Oars 50 Cases Glass 21 Spectacles 1 l'iece Cable, and a quan ‘2o Braces tity of oleCordage, and IS2 Gloves Cotters' Stores • 49 Mits 2 Dells - • 126 Cotton Hose 8 Boxes 182 Gross Buttons 1 Canoe 84 Pieces Silk 2 Bears' Cheeks 130 Muslin - 3 Cwt. Sheet Copper ,Tbe (Nods may be +viewed three days before the Sale, on ap plfeadon at the Custom-House. ------- _ MONEY. r .SSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform thine that may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem rrcy perinment sums of money, that they can at all times any sum from 1001. to 20,0001. and upwardsi on personal care tit' er security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money inte Clem, men& Livings, or Freehold, Cepyhold, and I,l<thottl Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.— Pernital agitration Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their h, c,, N 0.19, Jerroyn-street, St. James's, either personally or by Lr.a, pest-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for vie-primed Annuities. . CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, FIVE HUNDRED and THREE PRIME OAX. A- TREES, with the Tops and Bark thereof, viz. 40 Trees about 61 feet each, 58 about 45, 119 about 36, 181 about 27, and 105 about 17 feet each, now Itanding and numerically marked in the Parsonage, Woodland other Lands, at Gresford, Denbighshire. Gresford is situate 3 miles from Wrexham, and 8 from Chester. For a view of the Timber apply to Mr. Robert Evans Clerk, at Gresford, of whom printed particulars may be had, as well as of Mr. Penson, Auctioneer, Wrexham ; and to treat for the same apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. cd Tli?. COINS of ENGLAND, IRELAND, and 1 :ICO I'LAND, from the Conquest to the present time, in Go'., qrer, and Copper; likewise the Anglo-Gallic Coins, and atn:e C..rn-atton Meals, in Gold and Silver, and many f the of 'I 110:4AS FIMON ; collected by BARRE CHARLES ROBERTS, kw,. Student of Christchurch, lately deceased. This matchless Collection is offered for sale'at the price of Four Tlacsatsi Guimas, beim ., somewhat less than the cost of it. It cousins nearly all the k nows Uniques, and all the Coins of ac itasseleepti rarity. 'Co hum :mottles assemblage of the Coins of the Realm, equally bureant and extenave with Mr. Barre Roberts's Cabinet, is justly dee.led to be utterly imprscticable—it would adorn the kigtest ittlic Depositary, or the most valuable Private I.ibrary. Applicrloa may be made to Edward Roberts, Esq. Ealing, Middlesex. • on ble es to?. .Be> : 0 ( ur or !his al& I;w reel 'bow 4 4 >lin; J by I rr Oa° be& pa 01 JUBILEn, AND BIRTHDAY HEAD-DRESS, Or, ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR, No. 119, BISHOPGATE-STREET WITHIN. THE distinguished admiration bestowed by the Fashionable World at Court on the New Invention intro heed by Ross during the late Jubilee, and the reputation which univemdly attended his ornamental production, pre-eminently ii&tinguish him above all competition. 1y twenty years studious application to the principles of his Profession, be has at length brought to complete perfection the non extraordinary Head-dress ever offered for Public approba too, ant which has obtained the appellation of Ross's Heads of &fr. An here rises to the most perfect semblance of Nature ; the aperkies of the Skin, and complexional colours of the Head are row astomichivgly imitated, and appear as the ground-work and hie upon which the Hair is fixed. Every particle is so admirably constructed as to admit the most tteute examination, without the possibility of a discovery t and the whole system is so exquisitely woven, as to combine useful toinfort and elegance of taste, with the most happy appearances st Nature. R.. GOSS, Surgeon, has the honour to inform : 1 • 71 his Friends and Correspondents; hat from the continued is "tease of applicationafonthe treatment and cure of VENEREAL. COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, he has been induced to take a Pettier, and the Concern will henceforth be conducted under the In of Cr4s and Co. He assures them also, that the same prin ci , of Integrity, Secrecy and Delicacy, will be invariably observ 'lothich hitherto have marked a Praeti:e as successful, as it is 11 !y ecentled. Letters front the Country, containing a Bank 1701ocrilaing particulars of the case, age and usual mode a , "rZoyalctually attended to, and Advice and Medicine sent to 3 %Ptltf the Kingdom. A O. touverie-street, Fleet-street, Feb. 13, 1510. TUMOURS of the Breasts, and Scrophulnus En- MlLns, in young Persons, will disperse by tile use of SBURY'S PATENT AN (SCORBUTIC DROPS. It a nfe and efr.lcacinus medicine, and its success has been proved la iwaisrous cases of Eruptive, Scorbutic, Gouty, Rheumatic, and !bet D:ie.rses, connected with bad digestion and imperfect secre -4°3 a bile. his remedy promotes great spirits and a good ap- Limte. The genuine Medicine has the words," By the King's Patent," P'i'ssed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper, talthe King's yis printed in black irk. Sold at tl,e Divensarv, No. 15, Soho-square, I.ondon, in small "Its of 55. Q. doubt; bottles 10s. and larger XI. 2s. Com- Ess,•or-o.to llay unpirasant irritation, Bs. ;EU nYles celebrated RES VORA ri yr: T ourm POWDER. tEAT:TIF of Countenance, and regularity of Fea t,_7-4, are allow e d t o di st i ngu i s h t h e British Fair ; but the ZPnetor of.LUTLER's.TOOTH POWDER. would beg leave t_ re nlT:• l ina Country-women that the lustre of their Charms rttlia its Latent, where the Teeth are discoloured, or spew t r 4 T'e't and nab...a/thy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, ai L be , rier.t preparation aff o rds the infallible means of removing of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being 7Prased of Vegetabies. ....._ ll reconimenited to the attend& of all ranks, as clearing - ....l ev er', imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the 11 7:ti of the Teeth, as rendering the Broeth sweet and delecta t it " making the:Gums of their proper shape and vermilion a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No corn .7l on o f this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has 7 L , K7 , 30 1 cirit ercal Approbatio n; a n d t he Proprietor has to boast 4 1 . 1 S in dilly use of P.orslty itself. - w hsksaleretail, by Mr. Bltler, No. 4,,Cheapside, c 7 lit fir Patfl noster-ro‘v ;sand retail, by Crisp, corner of sprin r , ns : - l'idding, 76, Oxford. street; Clarke, 389, Borough; Wwdwich ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by g i . Li l urrrY ..V.edicitie Venders and Perfumers, in borers: at each. Inscribed by Permission, to the Archbishop of CANTIRSORT. This day was published, in 1 VoL price es. in boards, THE EXPOSITION of the CREED, by JOHN PEARSON, D. D. Bishop of Chester, abridged for the Use of Young Persons of both Sexes. By the Rev. C. BURNEY, of Greenwich, L.L. D. F.R.S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, price 6.. ALETTER on the GENIUS and DISPOSI TIONS of the FRENCH GOVERNMENT, including a View of the Taxation of the French Empire. By an AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, Recently returned from Europ e . Philadelphia printed. Reprinted fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. QUARTERLY REVIEW. NEW EDITIONS of the First and Second Num bers of the QUARTERLY REVIEW are now ready.— Complete Sets may be had in Two Vols tivo. price Xi. is. in boards, or any Number separately, price Ss. Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London ; and sold also by every other Bookseller in England, Scotland, and Ireland. er No. V. is nearly ready for publication. .1 his day was published, in royal Svo. price one guinea halfboand, The Twenty-second Volume of E NAVAL CHRONlCLE.—Published by THE NAVAL CHRONlCLE.—Published by L 3. GOULD, 103, Shoe-lane, London ; and may be had of all Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom. Gentlemen, on applying to the Publisher or to their own Booksellers, may at all times be supplied, either with complete sets or detached volumes of the Naval Chronicle, at one guinea each Volume, or by the Numbers, at Ss. each. The Naval Chronicle is a valua ble and most acceptable present to friends or relatives residing abroad, and forms in itself a comprehensive nautical library for dicers of the profession. ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS. This day was published, In Four elegant Volumes, post Octavo, embellished with 100 beautiful Engravings, taken from the last Paris Edition, Price Two Guineas and a Half in boardi, or on common Paper, price Twenty-eight Shillings, boards, GIL BLAS of SANTILLANA, newly transla tea from the French of A. R. Le SAGE, with a Life of the Author; and copious Notes, Historical, Biographical, and Topographical. By MARTIN SMART. Printed for RICUARD Putw vs, Bridge-street, London, and to be bad of all Booksellers. - ORNAMENTAL AkidIiITECTURS. The following Books have been Lately publMted by L TAY Loa, at the Architectural Library, No. so, High Holborn. I-BUSBY% Designs for Villas and Country Houset, on 24 Plates, quarto, Xi U. boards. 2. Busby's Designs fur modern Embellishments for Folding.' Doors. Chimney-Pieces, Varandas, &c. 45 plates, quarto, co loured, I Is. 6d. S. Aikin's Designs for Villas and other rural Butiillagt, 31 plates, quarto, £l. I Is. 6d. 4.Dearn's Desisms for Cottages and Rural Dwellings, 20 slatitys large quarto, Li. is. 5. Pocock's Designs for Rog& Cottages, Picturesque Dorell lings and Villas, 33 plates, quarto, in. Its. 6d. 6. RandairsiDesigusfor Villas, Mansions, Lodges, and Cot tages, 34. plates, loge quarto , L2.19h 64. 7 .Lupes'Sketches for Cottages, rural Dwellings, Ste. Ss plates quarto, sel. I is. 6 d. 3. Lopes Designs for Farm Howes, Ferns Yards, Dairies, Cottages, &c. 91 plates, quart., Lt. is. 9. Laing's Hints fur bercliAngs, Campy, Vass, Ike. 34 plates, lento, Li. 54 . . . 10. 3 00 . 5 Plans of Hot Sow., Gclogi Hew* Cop o tis... `ries, &c. ST plates, fo li o, IfiS, ' • . LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL, AND SWANSEA CANAL SHARES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 2d of March, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, in the Monthly Sale, LEEDS and Liverpool Navigation--Twenty Shares in this established excellent Concern, dividing at pre sent £8 per share nett per annum; expected considerably to in crease by the well known advantages it evidently possesses.— Swansea Canal, &tteen shares in this very improving Navigation, dividing £5 per Cent. nett ; expected to Increase.—Particulars at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, Ncw Bridge -street. kUSSELI,SQUARE. CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, OFFICES, COACH HOUSE AND STABLE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Orrraway's, on Tuesday the 27th of February, at Twelve, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious elegant MANSION, the centre house on the west side of Russell-square, recently fitted up at a very considerable espence, in complete order, and fit for the imme diate reception of a family of distinction; the sleeping apartmesstai are numerous, spacious, well planned and airy, with Dressing rooms, Water-closets, and other conveniencies • the Drawing room storey consists of two handsome lofty Dra ' svirootus, of large dimensions, communicating by folding doors, ald fi nished in the first style f elegance ; windows to the square opening iss tt balcony the whole extent of the front, a neat anti or Breakfast room •' the ground Boor contains an Entrance-hall, vestibule or inner hall, capital Dining-room with stuccoed walls, and a Chase, Library, Gentleman's Dressing-room, Powdering-room, and Wa ter-closet, Ste.; in the basement there is every requisite domestic Office, detached Kitchen, cool Larders, Scullery, Wash-house, &c. communicating to a six-stall Stable, Coach-house Harness room, with Loft and Man's Room over; the whole well supplied with water. To be viewed by tickets; particulars on the premises; at Messrs. Jones and Green, Soll=Salisbury-square ; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, W -street, Golden-square, of whom tickets to view may be had: The Purchaser may be acconmsailated with the elegant house bold furniture by valuatioft CATITAL TO WN RESIDENCE,UPPER BROOK-STREET GROS VENOR-SQUAR E, With excellent Offices, Garden, Coach-houses, Stables, &c. and Piece of Ground and Bricklayer's Shed, Sheperd Court, a. joining.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravray's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Comhill, eel's's* the 27th February, 1810, at 12 o'Clock, in Two Lots, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a very eligible and commodious Town Red.: dence, situate in Upper Brook-street, Gr.svenor-square, suited for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, , the late residence of a Gentleman deceased, containing in the at tics, three Servants'Rooms and Store Chat; second semen lost i excellent Bed Chambers, with convenleatelonto, Deasslogurasos„ &c. The first storey consists of a spacious Drawing-room, four windows in front, elegantly finished ; adjoining which is son. titer Room correspontietitty finished, an excellent Bed Chswas s % Water-closet and small Room; Ground Floor consists of= Entrance, Vestibule, or Inner-ball, Stone Staircase to the floor, Gentleman's Room, Library, Dressing-room, room, and a capital Dining-room, handsomely finiskk ir :N A Z . ] netiab Window opening to a Garden, Water-doost and stew Ramp s. Basement contains numerous excellent 0111hres, nehote.l with every convenience, Area at the back with steps to the gar den, which is laid out with Borders and planted with Flowers, Shrubs, &c. at the end of which is a Building with Laundry or Store-rbom over, a complete Wasb-huuse &e. Adjoining the premises is Standing for four Carriages , a ndi Stabling fur seven i Ir ro m , witb Lofts and Men's Rooms over. Also a. Piece of Grand, with Bricklayers' Shed, In Shepard's. matt, in tip oc cupation of Mr. Ertam, Balkier, Tenant at Will. • May be viewed by Tickets. Particular* tin the Premises, at sitietnersy's, lad of Mr. ICobists, WarwickAentes; G o ll en _ iquare , sti:lditniTicketsforyinwing.istay be.hed. _ , TRADE TO THE BALTIC, &C. Mr. Bunwet.r. said that he had given to the subject of our foreign relations as much considerafoa as he was capable of doing, at..l digested some plan which appeared to_him best adapted to the present situation of the Country. It would be recollected however,. that they had seen in the papers, that France either had blockaded or did contemplate the blockade of all the ports not embraced in the British orders ;• and they had seen in the papers a paragraph intimating that a . project existed to close the Northern ports against all vessels but those of France. He conceived it neces sary to call for any information which by possibility might be in possession of the Executive on this sub ject, as such information, if to be obtained, might have some influence upon his mind as to the course prorer to be pursued, and therefore moved the following re solution : Resolved, That the President of the United States be request. ed to lay before this House any information he may possess rel.,- tire to toe blockade of the ports of the Baltic by France, and the exclusion of neutral vessels by Russia, Sweden, and Denmark. The motion was then !greed to without opposition, and Mr. BURWELL and Mr. GAIMENIER appointed a Committ :e to wait on the President accordingly. RUPTURE WITH Mit. JACKSON. The House resumed the consideration of the unfinished bull nets of yesterday, being the Resolution from the Senate, approv ing the conduct of the Executive, in refusing to receive any fur ther communication from FrancirJames Jackson, &c. The Rescitudon was ordered to be read a third time, and nega tived, ayes Si. The Resolution was then ordered to be read a third time to day. Mr. NewToN supported, and . Mr. ST WALLY opposed its pas sage at considerable length. • • - Mr. FINDIAT spoke in favour alit ' • Mr. GARDINIILR after sonic prefatory remarks, moved, That the further consideration of the Resolution be postponed to the third Mouday in February. A motion was then made to adjourn, and negatived by yeas and nays, 82 to 25. Mr. Gwent/times motion was then negatived, by yeas and nays as follow : yeas 39, nays 74. Mr. TAGGART commenced a speech against the resolution. A motion was made to adjourn and negatived by yeas and nays, 59 to 15. Immediately after this, it appearing there was not a quhrum present, a motion was made by Mr. MARRION to adjourn, and negatived, 40 to 24. Mr. MAcow wished to adjourn to meet Van this evenirw,, as Gentlemen appeared determined to sk it one. • Thts Motion was not in order. A motion being again mad* to adjourn, was negatived, IS to 21. Mr FISK moved, " That the attendance of the absent Mem• bers be required forthwith." Mr. DANA called for the reading of the Clause of the Cott stitution and of the rule of the House autberisiog sush a motion. Mr. 4/Ixsox moved to adjourn. The Yeas and Nays on the motion being reqUired, Mr. W. withdrew Lis motion. A quorum now appearing, Mr. FISK withdrew kis motion for compillog the staastbsee of absent Members ; and . , lot .11 v.-41 Mr. TAGGART proceeded In his speech, and 881881816‘.60112 half-yaw. seven. fits GARDENIIR made a motion to re-commit tbs. resew ogps t and spate at some length in favour of the enotion.. - His Irties. aggearad to be a modification of the language of dole. This motion was negatived by—Yeas 45—Nays 71... Mr. WILITIMAN moved that the House adjeont.--Negutted 71 to 44. s. Mr. GAILSZNIZI ooninsenoed a speeds against. eke resolution; when he had been speaking near an hour, a quorum not appear.. ing within the bar, a motion eras made by Mr.Ltwas to adjourn. —Negatived 55 to 94. Mr. GAS mum proceeded. At two o'clock kakis spoken nearly foss hours, be himself:moved an adjostrosoesto—blquabred by Yeas, and Nays, 95 0) 39. : The question was then taken on ppet ilitssis▪ ed by Mr. QMIDENIta, and nega.teed wittiest a Mid at hark as half-past five o'clock, =M▪ aws * the final passage of resolution was takes, 41. . • The House then adjourned at a loarteriefonitilfiLlller 'a se.- skin of 19 boars. (doting the whole of eildch timerlhoppook-r presided in the Chair with digrity and modersObn~ trikrbili7 owl . . . - I