The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-07 00:00:00

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Iradiag to lie Bat I odic:, do hereby glee Notice, Thal aft East bulk Honda IIk& have not yet been pretested envier thefi Adoortionnent of Ike 17th Septenikr, 18174 fir the purpose of being marked to kir 4 per Cast. Juiersoi, per do ism, sill be marked accordingly, if presented for that purpose es OT before the 31st of *arch were, and front that date Sorted' Beads Maned awry any !nitres!. JOSEPH DART, A seldom! Secretary. • MR. M'All !MAN'S ELECTION. • A mF. B T G tlf die F R.I ENDS- of HMr. WAITHMAM ant CONSTITUTIONAL FREE. DOM, sill he held, as THURSDAY ph*'P, at ilo'fladt,* at the City or LwattortTavorn. Rikimpsoito.street g. • Mr Aleefllllllls (1001;REH ERE inthe Chair $ To tp‘apt the teat erects:ll swam for wearies that Gestiewtateir ELECTION ac one of the REPREST.NTATIYkS at the CITY at LONDON at the appinacitiag Dissolution of Par- 1 liametw. The Chair will be takes at I 4 o'Clack precisely. COLTON'S WORKS. This gay svos Alley Edition, to Si. Rigor:dal with Calms. 1. PRATICAI, TREATISE an Ho PRRVRX A,TION owl UK E the VEST ERKAL DISSOLSIt la both Sexes. as 4 K. conseqoestrs: io voids st add and_sawt etssfui whole of 'reweave is poiatett incinding OWN vial,* M Sattritwes s Gwasseron F.rOptians, 1.----houry - Sfesserool "". else% *e. latesmiel as a Guide . uftbis Iswwfat '0 4' 6111160'''' t f vel it irate the liisres4 the Womack ,w I APOI.LONICON, a Growl tipsiest. in. -IL - stransecit. invented und manuf•tetured by Messrs. Flight bind nelheiti. Organ ltuilders, tinder the leadiellittut pia trimage of his 'Loyal Iliglii.e.s ihe Priam Regent. is et, Whitish , . by its 'avert." wirehanie :I power, at their Ro%inity • N.i• 101. St. Alartirembise, daily. folds" twelve o'clock "'till 3. egeepons .. every -Viteelnes4o.4 4 lorilitg. irllsich day* Afr. PURV ie t'lnfesfiar • ea Mt, Snot sh• . t fleiretioas ' frnm -I 1 14 11 1= SUe "rent moisent Continuant t sea . rr., V et ery Thar-div evioi daring too 'Samoa, the' fall trines) p. meirs of she Itotrem . afr e :Whiled by, and entice rtie di. section .4. Mr. TI 0 81 S Al)4 MS, Prot...oar of Musk; Who (assi-fed In live 'ober Perfsrmers, flecarlotmlit at lhe slime time) will 'lay Selretioas Irma Ise driest li'orks of the most thainetit ancient hod modern Comp men. -' A List of the Performances nay be had. a day or.tiwo pre slow, no application al the Raiita..—Admitinuce daily 11. Os Tlsan'Aty timings the Rogow are opened at half-pat terra o'clock. sod she Performance eiltameocti.at eitthr.—Ad alliance 2s. 6d. ?debars. Flied awl Robson also respectfully. beg to ru-sutiat the Nobility sod Geary. that shy have an elegant assartument of Organ. of an description', tomtits-4d amid ready far what their Warensoms. .. . .. ._.. . ... ........... . ........ . DEPOTS far STA F FORDSHIRE WROUGHT IRON HURDLES. dm.. at he Agricul tural Itoporitorr. Whisky-street, Alford-sweet; &eel-yard' Wharf, Upper 'ratirovs-i.troet s and New Wharf, Brentristd ; where the Public are respeettallv larnrosed they war be .ap plied With a were stipersi , r article, Aassbed by the best tows workmen, at the f..lltowilig Firms —Sheep Hurdles, Pii feet 3nng, (oar (eel high, weighing 36111.; at 6s. I Cattle Hardie% sin feet I.itig, tour feet sod a bait high. Weighing 45tb., at Is. 6n.; Olt Hurdles. hia fret lire feet high, weighing 61111 t., at lifs..; or wade to order of any other leattob. strength. nr dinunsious. nt 2d. per lb Also Onsaiweatal aud Fancy Mire- work and Ilare-proot Hurdles le the same praparltua. CHORE OLD MaT ANA SHERRY, AT DOZER. TIMF OLD OPOR'IO WINE COMPANY Cheap,idel, respectfully acquaint the Nobility sad their Farad., that they continue to sell the above *roes, of the fir s t g u m less. ni the very 'moderate price of 49a. per D.rsea. tied all other Wit es in propurtino, *delivered free of espeuce from their Vaults, 96, Clieutmide, Dearly oppusite Row Church. LAST WEDNESDAY, 4,600 Ticket* were Draws, • YET ALL Prizes nr.... • ..19.0118 ARE NOW IN THE WHEEL, mat 5 other Capitabe 85400, £l.OOO. WHEEL, att. TBISH, the Centreetor,.sineerely thanks the • Polaie foe their feripreeedtotted 'anomie alread y / A = fotre4 thee Ulster r. Thi.*ris-tiona 111401 ti No. OW to Four Pipes' of Port , watahared isy WISH, io Two Quarters. Two Eighths, and Four Rilleentlis, syr.o respectfully entreats the holders irarnedlarelY to onler from oar Wine-turrthasa Alley please. their respective proportions of the Four, Pipes of Pea. .of the choicest quality in the kingdom. which 111911 will pay for on demand; who his also the pleasure so imantosee that Ise sold and shared uo Its than 12 of the Capital Prizes drawn last Wednesday. TILE FOLLOWING IS THE MATCHLESS STATE OF THE WHEEL: 9 Prises of .43/.000 Si sty-hie other Capitals Of £5,060, 81,00 u, "kr, etc. &t. jto.fia spgrailor, to up s:)r • EIGHT FIPES OF PORT. On Rt. Parrict's Oaf. Tuesday. 17th March, 6.600 Tickers most he ISrassta, • All the Chpitals may We Droste. As the despoil his. been very great throughout the Country, DISH resists his Friends so be early in their applioilloi, whilst a variety of Tirbet. and Shares remain at his Olives, No. 4, Corehill, and 9. Charing-cross, London. In the IrLit Lottery. containing Three Prizes of £9llOOO. BISH Sold them MI; and hopes to sell All die Three Prize. , of 830,003 in the piesent Lottery. . • TO THE IRISH NATION. DES!!, Contractor for the present Lettery , hoe T. bear onliors 'w to redeem a Prorahe hit It hr Made' lard Year to big I risk.larieseils. namely. " that he uptight fishy an early opportunity of payiiikthesome attrntion In St. Patrick that be then Aid to St. bard, is compliant" with sae' wishes of his Welch Crsyresportdmas, Isv Sting that the Drawing of the Lottery Shand eolontedet no that Day." Of this p he wts ant varendful when be entered into the present Contract , bat it in aplleriiil that the peril) oppirised for the Flool, of the Lottery. mode it imperious 'hit toe Drawine should rant 4 begin late; (ban the first week in Marrh. tu . pursuance„ hew. ever, of bit desire to meet the whiter. of his' Irish Fri7ed.. so y ar a , l a y i s hi s power. he arrirneeil that the S-rood Day should be int that at ilseirTiorlar Saint,ond hr sinerrek hope, that hi., Friends on We . ..filer side of St. thine...! Charier, 16 ill have ' inert*. wasn't: far cerarrattering St. P arirk's Day in the pee. tent Irenr. The First Der of Droning is sow over . : ,„ 3 witlistawdrivuthai time were nearly. 5.090 Tiekets de,wo, yet the Three Groat' erspilals i t XSO.PIXIsiiii remain in the toitvtbsii' Wlth Shly-live Other Chpital Prizes. It is pfutlbsily worthy of lite oneorion of BISH's Iroh Friesols,tlipt in the course of the last Ten Yeah them have bees but Twelve Prise. .) .190.0(M. and shot of ilk...v. Twelve prises, H . ISH Sold EIMIT. T..rre of which be .has much Opt. e_bkvemillOcting seat t* *arid. the Sots of SAINT PATEL • ~~ ~ " rwin - 11101%---PWDARTW g PlailkbPi.besll (O. inform. tba Poblic, that 1;elsa; a New Poem jwo ready. of this old Veteran's. entitled. the DISAPPOINTED t or, the Admiral sad the lieiras. Likewise a fear& rdillissi of the BATIT PUMA'-ROOl4l or, a Sovereign Beam* for loth Spirits, by theleine Maher. Foils Is. each. Pricked for J. Johanna, GINO& ; and Pores, 10, Neal dilly Laid 312, °afford -street.. A NEW PATENT,FIT. AT ONLY-BIGHTEEN • Nil I LLI N (1. • , IMPORTANT itAVING. IPRANKS -an, d TAYLOR love to off e r to lit Pobbe )lA+ au BEAVER BODYI M comhi7 every requisite's might It is 't.tiperior in a pearance to the lifter and „most evipetaive Beaver, is eqa Tight. d e will fle4srl.itt two them, and is an better 'hope, which It %Stalin tal the Wale II will nevi, change its ruffian id any etiolate. *kick is the nos.t Is.-aiitafiti Black, if worn fir )son's t will clever spot our a ill any Weather idiotic them, they being Wittir-proa; mid will repair several times, at a trillirt4e4pencr, and riii y time appear equal to atm the,. nre'deeidedlv sap!, hie to esv Rm. e‘er veered to Piratic titmice, the attainment pf whirls 69 stria attended with great 'spore. ltehithr, a d prOoinal attention. FR ANA $, awl TA Y Loft Maw fiteturen. 'corset Of Beth etIN• Loudon. *a • MerelOititi. .flositert, soul she Trod*, Who *filt iiti sepetior Hai., will Mod it to their tsdroatage by applying as Se particular as to the Addiesn. vie F. idlad I'. - see oat it an t way coarriaesi watts Astiost Howie ieraiwb-antet--aat or Fun's, Nu ammid hettets fca• irrit o • PEI 1 Amend Ob , price S.. ,NllOlll mal the Onsiric System. r*vaiiniii nq Seraphigne. 5. A PO KILAR TR E culut of the difereat ti" _ _ COUGH, with new sr. eoccessfirl jastruCtialw I* the Pre., yenta* and Treatment of Asthisatit , Fits. Irmarsh price Ss. 4. °PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS. nn .the DEBILII. I TIES. natural grad acquired. of the GENERATIVE OR.. BANS of both SERF'S, including the Theory of Generation,' emptier SI. 6d. 5. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on FEMALE DlSsal EASES, including Obseryssinnans Parturetiaa, Liclailan. oat the Dlowders borates t• these improvise' changes, peke Ss. ed. Neely, for Sherwood assd.Co. Paiersostes-rovrs and W. Neely, 78, Lombard•streti. MACKAY'S PRESENT FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS. In a few days will be publi,bed, By I). Mackay. 44, Newgiste-street, AWEEK'S HOLIDAYS AT HOMEI' The Timely Family, is One Volume: beau a Coll of Original Sioiies, tor the Ansisement lasi 'named., of Yosth I containing Moe Is Monks and Evesksg fri)sit . Rik Avery Day in the Week. • By R. H H. Whit as &waving oti Woad. by Branum, from as Origloil Design by Rrnoke. ;BIACR AY'S New and Improved Series*? the BRITISH LADY'S MAGAZINE. Ilisbed Sionthijs M Nowboinli stij_h Six Elegant Engravings is each. price only to. The leadiag motive of eras Miscellany is the adynnerisest of IPswilde Murals, and to Aerie as a vehicle at the name time fro the effusions of those exalted minds; by which the.digaity of , the restate Character is sastiliaed. Nearly seedy fur Publicalloa. by D. Mackay. 44, Neer* Ft reel. The LA p lits• ENCYCIAtP/EOIA. in One Voliane; being RD Intrridsetina hi these branches at Sciesce, !nintht is the Educatino of piing Females : rropreireothog Choosolocr• Ancient History, Gengraph). Drawing. Music, Danciot. • if From the French cif Mudanie De is hlensinliere, Author : f' Mani Philosophy." and " by Young Ladies, ' wish eassiderable additions. • Thu EXILE of SCO'IL AND., is Tale I and the A OVEN.' TURES of EDWARD WORTLEY. written is ?beet Vols' —ft< -By Wordey. Personas". Cliroseesterebtre. •• RD I,44X_ksL sad ArAill4EX . d whet Fame. la 9ue A comPLETE SVSTRII of ENGLISH COUNTS DANCING. By Thomas Wilma, Dancing blaster, hum the Mug. Theatre. °petit-house. For the eorsetnienee of Purchasers, the Volumes will be ..N separate. Vol. 1. will contain the Scientific. Tostreetioafor the Comm lien of Coitntry Dames ; and Vol. 11. * Etigaette of the Ball-roam. a Treatise cm Deportment, nal • ?gaoled Sidi. roots Diet iosary. London s Printed for D. Mackay. 4 4,.Z.. reel if. Itaeltwo. d, Edinburgh O. 43vaiamitre, lin. Voidable Sit*ar Ptaniatioui.‘ii TI) Bit MYLI) KY AUCTi()M. M the Asetinn Mart, Ras Itainssetw-laise. no WED r 4 'NOSY. the Rib flay of April neat Owlets previiiiirlv ili‘poved of by Private Contract, of which Wiwi) *mite will be give's). lALLI, that compact lad prodective SUGAR ESTATE or PLANTATION. called GRERN:WOOD PARK. eauveuidttly situated in the Parish of Saint Mary. is tht 'dada of Jamaica, titgaber iritb the Nevoes, and Live and Deal Stuck thereon. Fell end deneripirve Porticolen ashy be bid, a month pre vious to the sale, of Mr. la , chin Coulon, St. Mary. in the .aid or3sistotica ' • ht the Coontiog.hotise of the A...times of Mewl. Bolder., a ndod Co., N... 2, Laeriore Puentary.s.illg of' Mass. Lamb had Hawke, So.licatacs j, PritEC , l.l ll reet, Bonk Of England; and ot the !irciethrv's Wire. AMiiat Mart. Hadleis e h hall, _ TO BC SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction . Mart, Bstrilseluniew-lane, ne THORSDA March 19, at Twelve ',Thick (by Order of the reuptictoc, ‘ removing to a dittant part f the Country), 4 VA LUBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, very eligible for Invi.stmerit er occupation; comprising a Ca pital Family Residence. called fladletgb-kall, with attached and Attacked °Rite-, I tan, thrahSerie., large garden. with no eztemive brick Well, and 18 acres of meadow add pasture land. The MIMIC /PM& Upon a pleasing elevation ; was erected a . few yens. since At Lady Dunlop, and liiii.hed fut her own re sidence situate at Haellencti and 8 nth Ilewleet, in a beautiful part of the county of 11..plget, within B,c miles of nite-sud. three of the Market limn of Raleigh, and thirty-inn milts from Luddim, bounded by excellent roads, NW coaches pktsing daily. To be viewed till the Sale $ and Partigabus had at the Rnyal. lintel, South-end ; King% Ilan& 11.trirord ; I.iwti itit!eigh ; and Of Mr. William., oppoti(e the Auction Mart. treebold titmice Berks. TO I 4; SOLD BY RUCTION, Br Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Aoctioa. Mart, 11nrtholuntew-lone on THURSDAY, llinicb 19, at Tnehe w Cleft, FIVE onelosurrs of highly improvoable and Pasture LAND. ornamented with 'smug Arlen*. timber, cavorting of twenty acres, time Jonas, and toeur.4l , l r iot aerobes, very irblisnitly sitante in the Taal* ..f thing field, tour suites from Redding, mid ibout thirty-nisi fitrio..l.',ll, d. o, contiguous to the estate purchased fur the Duke id Wel lington; a mow delightful spot to build twos. cipit h ipodpog qe- Interrupttd 'Heim offer Oxfords/site nbd rlntoPsitirel/di to s toad sporting pert of the country, wbeit stoical .poets of ' tumdt are rpi. To be•vieteil 'MOW Sale. and deteiiptite Partieilarr bid at the Crows, itetsdhot t White Hatt, Heuley-ionu-Tithines; ' Risen Atms. Maidenhead Wiadmill, $e oad'i Stnr and Curter, Windsor; and of Mr. Williams, opposite the Auction Ware. *RAUH MILK YKNTKO. iro eboatiraet the away attempts that are ibily Wide lo ilap4te nn the aft try a spatioui cotnposit Ina in logitdAtf ibe GENUINE BLACKING prepared by I)A Y sad MARTIN, they hove alt.pted a sew Label, all which their, iikaature hod addreiK, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, It so conspicuously placed is the centre of the Label, that obey; tra i t on attention to tato, and the dirretrace Yf. , thF 14pe. wlalsat theike nll letter-plea,, will enable piatatasiti at once In &- ct the itoponititio. • s The Real Jupaa B LACKIN G, wade awl esld whdareste by DAY tend MARTIN. 97, High Holborn mod retailed by the: Principal Ciotti* aragebti, Dook•eliere s , Irnoihvaieltt, Par-' fr omm i rly go o l., N ikees ; the. to the United traiegilime; • le Betties a+ 61, b., and b. 641. mosh, • . •: 14: ••. •J• • eti •••••• ~• . . ! k. tints thrown open to them, *bile the great mass of the latter were actually proscribed from these oda vantages.—[llear, Atari—A- Noble Lord opposite (Castlereagh) admitted. this injustice. and pressed it on the Cabinet as a qaeslion of mhibty importance--- and jet no adequate attempt had been made to redress the evil. Since Ireland, therefore. mast be treated as a conquered country, and goseded by a military force, he found he had no reams to expect a &Waif reduction there. He must, thereto'', melee him.; - self to England, and male the year 1788 the date et his comparison with the force now propeogi to ho kept up. In the year 1786, the torn for England, and Jersey and Guernsey, was 17,838 men, for the Colonies, 9,446, and for Ireland 2,590 moo, amain a total et 29 4 674. The force for the same reveleme sow seas 53,780, showing an excess of more Ow '24,000 men. The Noble Lord said, in intredering 'his Evtlmaies, that at present, from the Ware 4 the Colonial arqoisitione, 5 or 6000 memWer• ean litootly required to keep up reliefs. The same ear. 'lice melt have required the same application is 17884 *eking Also latter, therefore, Oft a fair end liberal 'estimate, he appc:titesided strait WOO isms ailiht bete Leo kept lee relief ie 17861 theta was ehmt WM. ame. of 4000 ond upwards iii •ebesparkson • behave dm twiner sad present period. There .mill remeiered -petrel @acme usaccoonted for of 10,000 men. let was said, indeed, that the inereablot pepoletioe the country required the bug,' amoont otters*. Ho warsorry to hare heard sock en erguwest idahscedo and that the increase of popalation in a free Stale, eat far from turnishieg . oddities.' energies .for its de► fence, milled for adalitielsal 'Watery forms to wore due permanency la 11 . 4 law. Bet supposing etoretset t h at the eriekomeniers yeti , ' what itird.theviti of her pope's. Internet ecomerey.ottlie Wiest 1044 force to be upheld there? The''' . of 1786 tves arranged to ,guard domestic danger oiler ah oesetateolel of thinp wet now different, for >~~ . - • 0. C4Nalse ca 4, 4 7:: ;ll 6B , 4 , Pliets w ia s ' ' ,UOUSE OF COM*9I :,.. s ll ; 4r flirekTAlN itiosie • - at ae l' isinitt . ,kess it tiortsmak.t . Tipisedi ed Ifiaspltals gt. Tiara*, Atty.. IMO* iittailis r aotttki ara IVRSTION bag ers taguit7 a tin e rVia ordemirft itv Pei *Orin ariecierf ohs hie Foartliags of • • TO pretested a Petite.. •ith tie Liget. aid hi lulliteare go 7ttf *:.ilia the Tltiallititel leo. To which sire prefixed. soave Aeorral Ob- M t how 11041114 or Cambridge mopholne- mod Cutiseiies Mitoses. price S. a lum.b i llai eg ettoadeiell by float body a pea .AR TR E ATTIE ob the PR WI itRTION remit law so tbe biltjtet• of ti th es. Merest STARE sofAST MN A aid WIN? RR lAlrd V %WON mood a mew wit fa w and oarecesaul joiatuitiolo foe tbe Pre- ant, er t ,lb tlePM* Ridardltrq. enteral of Astlatatit Fits. Pot* Edisto', The reddest/1% Ord6e Vaigettityfifo • Pt r nil! • . ii,, • , IrBt ir . \ . s - \ iv. ' 7 - ) j , l .- - ..." - • . .. 4 . •.,-,.......••=v--....zawniii(...4 . • • Ace z • - • i ~.. c i 4 • ,! . !ilt -.n0,: ~ Ix tiul VII/$7, pis,. v tt. , , .1+ ,- $ .- illi i lMP .' ! 4.)51 , i1 : - .l4it'i 1131111 /*mod tikgetio• i ..siiii,A list Arai; ~. It o, .- 1 a I 1.411-' eq 4 - - .ii.'.l iiiintwrool I 5eiv 4.4 10 1 :.1 -:11* •q I wk* l -- ' - .. t it , ,ivoi 1411 1 g57.19 404+ leryttrill r.•l' 1 414511 11111131, , . 4 *44. 44 .4.. 4 tsft 1, ,•I 444 . ^ 41104 , 3 eetT . 1 1; 4 /fiesli ts'ltirtst 4 " 44 4 6 • ' .• . ~ 0 °!•1.- 4 et;iw veitoriki iseihria.t....st 90 s+ .14 , 1..0re1 . ..2 . • isv,s i otWits 5 c.l afillinii.l o aps4 tab *wadi f IV* *O.--- 0 • . .- 1 lioAs. , amfai ,a-,,5, NA • 0.41 ,bas • isitue -4 . unto 4fitirifitiontonip z ia !, - -,, .- • I .• = •.'1 iii #0 PI 6 . .44 , •,I. " .11 . • .Ik. Lis ,A, - I .R. s 0 1...... I' *H.I . ! ~ • ). ` 1 : 1 .:'1.1.T.-"r . .?: : ".''' IV . "I ' 11 76"6..".11i • ....' . ! L '" ; 't , - ; -. *:l l ' .• 4 . , - of the .kacheglermfat esbject ballad &seemly apabett r 444;,110.• the espedielicy of tiabelidatieg the 14s1 - : . .., inotti,fni idtMoineiste let Trafiljet add *sieving total/ea, fps the purpose of boiMieg a Chareli c ill the Wm* . ig, , toolieinest.-!-(1/eoe, Ater!) 414 . . . The; C.NANCELLOR.--of the Eta:lava* . . said, ne put of theme grisotalted•yet brow eapetedtdi • t N• that*. geestioo wee *past to ttesolliarddesi- s‘ . . ; The lodise •sv as *greet to. , • I hie. WARM glieoookicit at a libltiall , In hoe* to bring la a iiili to eepral so meek 741f:4hie itigetiki Lego yks rptatn to the4neseawrat.teelinitlarldTreie. , RAMUcTIOII.4I49I T.& Illieellit 114840841814 - 4 Lord PA Isfil PAXTON Amami thlit Ocier,Cad telly .Du foe lakiexiettoeositilotilegli44lll94”oB4ol6ll 4 - - 1. ~' 1 l . /olt Oka ~e' „it" . ill i . -• 4' I.r .. . . . , smatatimi4o4.lT• NS, _ow • Itt this style the . Bill. ' Ailtk:theletelitilllMeil 1 , pi t to wiit t a few sights ago, wimeohe Iliesseoltri..enb riptise• s iesity, rejected a .redistsloss of the - Unites, itelao blisbasents of the ceeatrY, he oeelitistisdhe had lot little mom to ootiaipate a eeicassfed boat* for Itie motion, though the reduction be proposed wee ;mar I half of that lately sehmkted le the News. It wee obvious diet 'pinworms, part of the pubasespandies tote arose fres the charge* its the differ**. milk tary dopertniests—mad be tlisseght. it was sgeal4 , l clear, that if this's:pantihose oestiueed, a, it did last year, to outstrip the regular mesas. ot -*IP , country, by several willies', the overshot poldie embarrassment must be the eteetsel .r 1 sit: .Thil leading. policy of a wise Statesman lase -to maim the expenditure square wadi the legitimistOMMOOTOMl .4 of the country—if the former did not keep moo with the latter, then oars of two things mast bre done—either the eapenditere mast be reduced, to suit the resources, or the resources east be esteadedi to liquidate the eapeaditere.-Orar, hear !)-in Whether the latter coine wee* practicable lb del present state of this country, with fifty.,sia millions of Exchequer Huis outstanding, is would be le, the !louse to say. The ammo most. he met its soma shape or other, or the railing. dettmorduced. The, utmost redectioa wblcbhsd take* plate In the stead. . jug army, since its nembers lent year, *itch as anseh. outstripped in rapines the MANS a, the coentryg ' was less than a saving of 3000.sitte.-.(fkar, hurl) Ile would not go into the details of the militerr establishments of the country, bet he would seek, a. . broad and general comparison bet woeo the proses& Peace Establishment ens) that of 1792. This be, would affirm, netwitbstasdieg what bad balls wt.& , 1 avant It, was a fair did proper.triterion; for 1792 l', was tliilist period .of a inevosiseseCPeno foroblisin 1 P . Oast. BM if she Neigh:Load opposite (PeNsersests) -P. pleased, let him select as a criterion with the pretest. ~., any year of peace he pleased, after the American war (.. . —( Hear !)--let him, for instance, select the fairest ,year for his own argument, that is the year 1786. the third year of peace after the A mericvn war, and compare it with this, the third year after theist* war. The Noble Lord opposite had, on the former night, mainly defended the present large sawed of term, • on the necessity created for increased military tow; blishments, by the new colonial acquisitions; be had averaged these at 12,600 men, let him lake thee at 13,600 if be pleased. Then, as to Irelaed, so lei ductiou, it seemed, was practicable there, tad lb, i subject induced mest unpleasant reflections. Why, he would ask, did it happen that the People of Ire. land were dissatisfied with that Constitution which it was the blessing of the People of England to enjoy ? The answer must be found in the uniegositressent , of the Sister Kingdom, and particularly dieting the ; last 30 years—a misgovernment for which the Minis- tea of the day were deeply aesposisible.--(.therl).- I The striking difference between the state of the pa- potation of England and Ireland was, that tbei former had the privileges sod rights of the Constits. , 1 hot)? - force to mom Sot *opposing for it .slid es to Noilood, ado* tea* with ; otito blood% •asil Ns' il*oto Establishment, I ova nit foreign sod 4' Clete I w0r....11t0 Sot* Eoiltod 'tad • . . • • • IMPRAIAL P4B Lb gmRAZ . • M • • OUSE 01 LORDS, Maitcm q: Ilicatirm proceeded I. Appeals. • flo the Isemat etoolihrg of Lee% dh vow. BM. 21,0001 *Mai add Morriss/ ateatlad as Cavort for the feljtlaraer. !f etewiN woo were ***milled; Mier Which tie Rill was read a woad tiotA rs ilod tairowdoled Mem y. af i rLY pre,eated a Petition' firm Tromp p= 'York eampbr o o l o g 4 the aaarialpteasare of lie Poles Wail, peayht tido Lead Illaos tits glit be ratedi— Ordered tone the sake. Lit Local Rl* were briorghttgo from the Homes of ComitiMil ay.D.Mrorl, Admiral Freak. Mr. Mill. and other trers base:4 a IMot tile. lajlemeiU Moad'Y HUI ima sea/ RAMP thilfbod pawed, ay. `r` b. • - "NR OF COMIIitOW MOO ikt 1 .010 , • " it ! :r=tesertt kesadiento stub he primed. preeerted a Pelham from the r Tithe Regelatitia SRI. This Cambridge with coatidaratile. • tied; a great lafractior eche • tithes. foal the Clts if ..ity agaiatt the Copy right MN was Oa the moles At Mr MERTON BRIDGES. tie Roane frost the Universities of oxford a$ Cambridge, la so far as re. kW to the ditpard . of the Rooky, Mc. received by their soder the Act for the Reck* Chang repro', hos °Rimed tro pr teat. . The lkots Aqammite (Loser Hill was midi seebt4 `L i t t . 'he Hoare w4M boat Crevainee oa the Attested Tat Art, is which etrtai:. Rowlocks' were agreed to. Report ha be re ceived to.moorraw. The Harbautdry Hawse RAI was reed a second time, and or. defied to lk tramaltted oto Monday net. INDBAINITY BILL A Message from the Lords acyssinted the Hasse that their Lordships had. passed the Indemnity Bill. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, as as Ho. neerable Gentlemen (Mr. Lambton) had given no tine that it was his intention to dismiss the Indemnity- Bill in the first stage, he attneld, on Monday nett, move that the Bill be reed • int time, and in the mean time he shield move that it be printed, that the Hove might knew the Bill in all its parts. Agreed to. ,Mr. LUSHINGTON then moved, that the Btll be read a lint time ise Monday nett ; which after some observations from Lind Fonassrose, the At- Tdanair•Gest te•Lond Mr. LAlllrOx, IrSa *plied to. Mr. BENNETT presented a Petition from the WHIM in Whits.croas-street Patton, which was re. fired to the Committee an Prisons. Lord PALMERSTON asked alt lienowrable Gen. Ileums (Mr.Cerwen) as the Motley 818 premed vety see, whether it week' be any incoevenjmore to him Mr. CORWEN professed himself ready to sc. cosestedate the Noble Lord. He hoped the period between this and the time to be bard for the second reading would destroy Amoy groundless prejovlices against the Bill. It wisekl teem (rem the Petition et a University which had been lately prevented against the Bill, .thitt.thit Wylie.) totally overlooked the decteration wade by him some time igo, that it was not his intention to urge that 'part of the Bill re specting Modems. He was sorry this declaration had not reached that Learned Burly. Hi costrloded with. moving, that the Bill be read a wood thne-this day se'unight. . PRIVATELY STEALING 17 SHOPS' BILL. Sir SAMUEL ROM IMY moved the second read. ing of the Privately Stealim in Shops' Bill. Sr F. FLOOD said he did not rise to oppose the Bill, wblch,ou tite contraryonet with his hearty sp. probation ; he only wished to extend the Dill toanotber vonntry. ft was highly desirable that tie lama of both countries shook' be assimilated as mach as pot. Bible. In Ireland, not one person in . a thousand, si the law now stood, ptusecuted for this crime, were convicted. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY agreed in thinking that it might be desirable to extend this Bill to Ireland.— The ?Mon why be did not do so was, that he was afraid it would give more force to the opposition the Bill was likely to encounter in another place, if 'he. .presnased to include Ireland. If some Gentlemen from that country should think proper to bring in such a Dill, he hardly thought it would meet with the same opposition. - • Sir F. Vf..OOD thee gave yolk*, (bet he timid 111•Vo tot losteto bring in **hailer Mill for Ireland. 4 !rhe Bill was thee read a second time. Sir.S. ROMILLY moved that it be committed this day . oss'no*lst. Mr. PEEL observed, that with a very slight site. seine, the Bill might be made applicable to Ireland. After some observations from Sir S. ROMILLY, the Bill was ordered to be costellied ea Monday sa'nuight. ... . . Sir C. POLE presented a PetisiessfreesPlyeseeth, praying for a repeal of the Duties ea COM tied Coal; carried coastwise. A Pe t ition w saw/meted bout*, Salt Proptiettors and other Inhabitants of Cheshire egeinst ouy steers.; Lion io the Salt Duties. ' Sir T. ACLAND presented a Petition from Ply., mouth Dock, against the Dllati ow Colas and Coal carried coastwise. . • Sli JAMES GRAHAM hoped 'the Chancellor of the Escbeguer.woold.couSider this subject aerieesty. This Duty operated its a meat oppreative meeeer. . After a Cem words from Mr. LYTTELTON, th Petition testi lOW .0 .she table, and ordered to ' printed. ~ .. . tlia ' ktAx .- ' ..-4 gk vi i,i,o et" W •cm or ua th c e HEs EitcßEQuk., % atoms moved, ska se . day 'onight the Moue resolve, Itself into a ittee en that part of tie Speech, from the Throes, ,which related to places of Keiji. Irit_Wte NUl?!._ l ., r.7lbiitiligi begged to remind the Chancellor - -- -- 1 , •