The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-19 00:00:00

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Nisiodil onfii.i.:l .4 , 1 i WI re . ~:, , r yst iii.i.tnii, • 1 50 •ApArglirf I L.f._ AIIi . _L 91:414.4/174441.-41 .1,;! rro-'4;,,, : 0.p..4 4,,,.•43-1 •Q . , .. , • • i ;•,...,-.1•444410 I , ' mimeo 1 Olt ~~ s. •-•: : tifltfqfP.ST,A.l 7-1 14. n T OF ;tie*, Three Priam of £90,000,—1n0 sin& riteic —AU Strrliag Metsey,-9-12 Pipes 014 Port Wise, besides the SChove. Bl Pikes, in the lest ,LOttery, hue trieetted the Country round, and shed their genial irelrserree se every Tows they hme visited. More this Thirty. &Whet,* place*, lerluding warty every letter in the Alphabet. .litsve Nero bet ` ,led by this gnarl format., which, in ninny, mig ht att ain& sarpriving. but in .111 fill: was only what every one might have expected. The Particulars of hit Thrre AlO,OOO Prises are tp follow , • of 420,C00, Aberdeen .: 41,150 hof 20.040 ...Bath hof %O. 160 of 2000.... Pristiol ?•.10 16th of 20,00.) Britton ' • 1.260 16th of 2.t.o3o....Cantherw ell ...... • . $1.4.50 16,a of 20.000....-Che•terbeld Mb of 2 0 .0 ,1 0..-:CloPhala 16th of 20.150. —Cork • 1,260 Sw 4 ...... 114140 4th of 11•4000 9 ...04 1 P2 X. s • • ••• • • • 5. 0 00 Mils of 1124003 - ' 1410 you, of exeu.:.-.15160m0i 26th of Illtdni....Pdhsbe_. Mho seolher• • 1.'3,54 16th of 1 1 0,01.1....141t.bui gh, Handler • • 1.214/ )6sli of 92.000....fihrtg0w •• 2.460. lßch of en.9oo....mmicePtee 2OOO 16tit of sio.pg• • "Hereford 1611, of ian.fields 16th of 40,'00 .. Loodoo (not registere)2,6oo .16th of 10,010....1.nud0tt (ditto) 1,250 16th of 20,000.....11ewca5i1e (Stuff.) 16th of W.OOO .... Newcnstle-upon-Tyne 1,250 16th of 20.000. . liewkate-strert .. • • 1.460 4th of 20,040....N0rwich 16th of 20.000....Narstrich 56th of 20.00a....0assidle 16th 4 20.01/I....Peaavnee 16th of 20;000 .Theforti . 16th of 20.0.0. W'hiseehapel 16th of 40.4100. Whicoutou 16th of 20,0u0.....Y0rk 1,260 L •~__ f T~ j C • J,cir.. I hp Clink! for al,' lastraas eq nrwl • APOLairrttblf,' . i''itra'nd 10 Skil tit -710111111 Ail. Ad ! isialifeitserei . by Memo& • Plies t mud Ruben, Organ Budder% settee the -immediate pa tronage of Royal Illglieers the Prince Regret, is es. tribal*, by lisslepettor umritmetieit power, stiller R* 11 . 1 4 No. 101 ' AL Mania's-lane, doily, from iweipe • o'clock till 5 , edarplistreisr every !Redonda, and Solerdry, ue which days Mr. PORILItIos Protnror of No*, Pertome ea the Ineruisient fr ail the boar. or two 10 fuse, Selertivas front the Works:ef the . difkrent eminent Cmposers; sad nit every Ther,day cveakti, aeries,/ the Sermon. die tell marmot powerief the luardaseitt Ate ds hihited by, and seder the di recilna of, Mr. THOMAS A A NS, Perd'emor of ateme,volso (assisted b$ five other Performer', occasionally at the same time) will Play lidleetinas from the treat Works of the WM eminent auciern.ited meitern Comp. sera, I' A List of the Pftrermanees quay be had, a day or tee pre , rises, ma appileatiewst fbe Room. • • Admittaseedaqy O ;W M . :.• • . • R I On Thursday Eveaiag the. Itessim bre ntmted ga 'even otelaelt. and tbriPmfeeisisieedtraisbuis at itglit. bal lt i r s t! s h im !". 2s• 6d. •t - 141 . Meson. Flight sad Re .se Moe relmeetilally Ispg le "moist AfeNsibilitv and flesh,, that y have no decant fasorlawil of Ovum all descriptitum completed and reedy for Me to their Wererowas. : .1 4.1 2.4 serif:Huy lrid thing •44 , twailtteratleW of remedy. He wished Gentlemen to read Mlle* had ntlety•Peodaitod•lMAtiiiiiifreei io In Mato thesethildren- were this emplOyeti for thit warmink otthe apartments of the richer cuts.. of ,life. He would readily admit that he hid spiked wsrailion titli matter, OA ins Osiald nit 'andiron!. hrs to t Hwo t s ; , • ill:in : t.i s 1., 'Lerst•MILTON tripleitted. fly whist a *atonal en the settect to he eairied. •• • The lion. Mr. iiirrtgLTON *Wight tici eons% &table poicreclo Make the . on' fpt I wit. leo Pixie red ibb isiefiedbli Midi to 'lnking* Bill in lislpresont fora t h,,,1911 ;:hoo M r The Petioles Ives nesteredin " .•^l.? M Ei . AIM jet'. tote in Alike Ms iitatitin fed tedfseueregetneut of t of Cele', 04 aw di 'witch fieir.'dathWin . uati(l4 ilderatfoir. ettglit Doti* trio itiebiltai rlft'the clicarnitstates, that the privenifost light be of benefit. It weir not botighl s a necestary provision for the . snoten4nt4 I. oiljected to qualified pifraritis pii.cheelnt atsgh they c'oOld not He I ilia tersOns shonld be rendered liable 'to tho for tieyitig Genie, and mated for leive to Bill to regulate the law respecting the said Al ESSRS. BARCLAY, PERKilig, sod Co. bee leave to inform the Pahlic, that the scandalous Re. poet of a &Isere baying been made by the Deters if the Etta cure opts their . premises, is totally false, and walkout the blishiest foondanion. and that there neither is por has bees any ligebrquer prioress, or istliormatine of any kind or sort what soever laid against iheir house before the Board of Racier. Southwark. Feb. 11;1818. This Day were published, !O&M,. with the Proceedings of the Public Meeting iv aid of IN Defendant. drier his Activitlal4. before Mr. Justice Ab bot tbi trot day, rind Lord Chief Javier Elleabornagh W the last two disys-ePreee 4s. is boatds. THE THREE TRIALS of WILLI AM HONE, for Pablishink TH RHE PARODIES, on Three Ea °Selo biformations, on Tyree samasive days, by Three Spe cial Juries. " Tunics the brindled eat hath .weed."—Sbavarvaan. Three Prizes of X 20,000 each,—taslisg.. ‘130,000 4 * la the last Lottery that contained Three Prises 0f,t30,000. lIISH sold thew ALL!!! . ABONUS of 'rW Et4V PIPES of the best OLD PORT WINE given by HORNSBY and Co. to Purchwerr at their Office twhich isequal to Fiftent Hundred New Sitliefeiglie cow hillION MI the Bank of linghod)fOr the iirw-drawn Blank on the itb, 17th, and Slat o( seat Month. HORNSBY and Cu. are is the hil t hest expectation of dived- Ingo large proportion of the Three Prises of 410,100 as well As the 97 other Capital Prises, Roos those who hive* . Owe with their cooinunah. The two km X 90.000 drawn, Nos. 55.979 and 49,569 were Shared and Said by HORNSBY and C 0.96, Curahill. Primed Ay sod for William flame, 117.51 d kicker Trial may be had beparaie, pries b. Also. she PROCEEDINGS of die rusuc MUTING, separoie, price 64. THREE PRIZES OF A 90.00. SWIF'r end Co. reepectiolly remind the Public that the 4rn of N F.XT MONTH k Seed for the DRAW ING of the STATE LO rnoty.—Tbe Scheme. contains the folluiviug unusual Li.i of CAPITAL PRIZES. viz.- 3 Prizes of £l4OOO Sterling Mosey sdeo.olo 3of 8,011.) Sterling Money 15,000 10 of l, O OO Sterling Money 10.0110 12 of NO Sterling Money 6.000 14 of 4(10 Sterling Money 6.600 2 14 900 Stelliug Money 5,400 of 201) Sterling Money 8.000 Besides others of $lOO. £3O. £25, ike. At. In addition to which. TW ELVE PIPES of the bed OLD SharesO WINE may be obtained by the Purchasers of Tickets or at the Old a.ti ?animate Oleo of SW I sad Co. Ne.ll. Persist, i A awriseamisi am 31, WM street. Valuable Seger Plantation. in Jamaica. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Audio° Mart, Ban hnlotaew-laae, no W EDN ES D A Y, the 6th Day of April nest (unless previinuls dispnied of by Private Coutract, of which timely mime will be gives). ALL that compact and productive SUGAR ESTATE or PLANTATION, called GRREN WOOD PARK. ennventeatly iu the Parish of Saint Mary, is the Island of Jamaica, together with tie Negroes, and Live and Dead Stuck thereon. Fall ood deicrsptiv4 Particulars may be bad. a month pre -101161110 I aiedbas ailaudlr it. Mary. to WM soh* loland of Jamaica; at the Cooestiac-hoose of t he Assignees of Mears. Bolder' and Co., Nu. 2, Laarence ; of Messrs. Lamb and Hawke, Solicitoir4.26. Princos-street, Batik of Eaglaud ; and at the Secretary's Odke, Auction Man. IMPERML P4RLI4MEN7'. HOUSE OF LORDS, Fri. 18. Counsel were beards,* the Appeal Perkins v. Llrd Rant.litre. The Itioal Assent •s+. ipso% by Commission, to the /fish Sritid Jury Prerentineut Sitspelisitio Hill. The Commis.itiliers net* the Lord Chdoceitor, the Marquis of Choltsmodeley, aad the Earl of Shaftesbury. A persist) brought up several accounts from the Hoak of Eng land, w kith, on sue media's of the Earl of LAUDLIILIALb, were ordered in he printed. The Thirty Miklos 14 *chequer Bilk Bill, aad the Malt Doty Hill, were read a secood HOUSE OF COMMONS. On the return of she Speaker firma the House of Lords.* Pe taloa feuss allow e.ter oos secetved against the toe of Clubbing Sots so Sweep C!,istuser. Mr. SHAW, Meather foe Mobilo. pettpnned to the 14th of April, a motion retitetting Peuttuna uu the Wiudutv Light Duties.. Mr. LUSH ING TON moved for certain Accounts of she Debts of the Visited Kingdom. ch,tiogui.hing the quarters ; xl.n for Kellum Riper-tow the Cumolidoted Fuud, sod Use Cublutos and Latur.—Ordered. FOURTH OP NEXT MONTH. THREE or 400.000!—It1) CAPITALS!! STATE LOT VERY He N. on WeaneunnY. 4th of March. GWEBB, Stock-broker, 9 Cornhill, and 17, • Ludgate wrest, reminds his Friends that on Wednes day, the 4th of nest month. t h e LotirrY begins. ON THAT DA Y—Ten of the Capital Prizes will he decided is the ins Ten Minutes. ON THAT DAY—The Fisica Prise vskl receive Five Thou sand Pounds in addition. ON THAT DAY—The THREE 40,000 Prizes may all be Drawn! ON THAT DA Y—Tlte First Bleak will Treviso Four Pi 4.f thr best Port Wipe in the kingdom ON THAT DAY—Nearly 5,01.10 Tickets must he Drawn. ON THAT DAY—About Forty Capitals will be Drawn. And it mast be admitted that obese are solid inducements to pur chase early. A great varietj. and it is hoped a fort uuute selec tion, of Tickets and Shares tire now nu sole At W ERB'S Fortunate °Sees, S. fornhill, and 17. Ludgate-street. Where THREE Money Prizes of .E. 90,000 Have been lately Shared. Sold, and Paid en Demand, viz. 9,569 iu 11 Shares sr.A.llO/ b,.539 in 13 Shares 3.4000 1t,690 iu l 4 Shares...... SOO frr In the his Twelve years, only FIVE Moue, Prizes of XSO.OQO have been Shared in Englund, and THREE of 515.4.4 Five were Sold by WER 1111—Does not this luck wai non ch.. expectation sokenerally manifested that tome, if not all, of tlir Three 4Ci0,0100 Primo the present Scheme, will be Sold b, NVERB? TO THE PUISLIC. AZARD and Co. who sold FIVE TWENTY 11 THOUSANDS in the List Year's Lotteries, grniefully acknowledge that liberal Share of Puhlie Pme.ntage be,towed go their Fertanate and Old Established Once, Royal Exchange, London ; they (eel great pleasure in recommending the Scheme of the present Lottery, cootainisw • THREE PRIZES of 30,000 POI7NIP3! ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS! TWF.LVE PIPES OF OLD PORT WINE! . Nu Stuck Prizes:—All Sterling m one y ! BEGINS 4tH MARCH. THE TEN FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES On the First •Dar, will he ALL CA PI rA LS of arb,coo, stI,OJO, de. de. +„o In the Last Lottery in which the First-drawn Tickets were Capital Prises, HAZARD and Co. SOLD THEME ALL ‘ l!t Tickets and Shares are Selling by HAZARD aid Co. at their (lice (established a Century), South Gate of the Royal Baehauge. WhaSnid a Prise of tC2O 000 to the Last Lottery; The f'20.031 . 1it0 the ,Lottery before; The £20.000 in the precious Lottery; FIVE. Proirs ut,fYo,ooo la the last 12 Months; Aittl Capital Prizesso farmer Lotteries, ansoauting to SOM MILLIONS, u.tquitisoN, GOODLUCK, and Co. having JUL, tositatalted - t he Schein, of the present LOTTERY in full. beg anew •• remind their Friends of the principal Points, aad the very sear apprearh of s Ise Den ing•—and likewi-et.r state the peculiar A6;1;114(11 attending all Purchases wade before 4th March, on which day. All the THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUN DS Note be draws.. On that day the FLA. draws Prize a ill have tE5.Olil more. And the Arst Bleak will receive the I sr..p,.et.cia o f TWELVE : PIPES of OLD PONT. There are on Stork Prizes.—Nn Nearly NIRO Tickers will he drawn 4th of March. The repeated stud a ell•kanwo g.rid forlySt attradiaF the Friends and Cu ))))) nets of RICHARDSON. GOOOLLCK. nod C.). render: it only netrasary to state, that the business is troaductedlat thel.ame honourable awl liberal principle, wltien have Many:WNW for snore than Forty Year* their favautite in Bank Buildings, Contbill ; : sad faei. g the Gate of the Kinetaic w -QaCiurerues. MADDER DUTY. The Madder Duty Ball %sent tnrougb u Committee.—Report to-tuorrilw. The Annual Indemnity Bill was read a second time. ( try JAILS. Mr. Alderman WOOD said, in moving for a Committee, it was not his inteution to trespass on the House with unitecessasy arguments. Much had been said of the abuses that prevailed in the Prisotis of the Metropolis; but he believed a full investiga tion would establish the conclusion, that where evils existed, as he was willing to admit some did esist, they were not to be attributed to any oblivion of duty on the part of. the Magistrates. There were many things that required alteration. Great abuse arose from the number of convicts that were kept in these prisons. But when he stated that evil, it was a duty be owed to the Noble Lord at the head of the Home Department to state, that he had done every thing to remove these convicts as rapidly as circum stances permitted. But to attach reproach to the Magistrates of London, he believed the investigation would prove, was unfounded. His Honourable! (fiend (Mr. Bennett), and who could feel disin elieed to testify to his meritorious eaertious iu ►liking the miseries of the wretched and the desti tute, had, however, given the Magistracy a severe lecture, though it would be found, that the evils fur which the Magistracy were blamed were imputable to the want of room in the prisons. Besides later cus toms bad operated to ill the prisons prematurely. Formerly, in Middleses, as it was new in London, prisoners were not removed to Newgate until the Thursday immediately preceding the Sessions. T►e Dumber. now from Middlesex, committed on the Onal eseminatiun, were, as to the Loudon coMmit. Meats, in • proportion of seven to one. Before he Concluded, he wished to advert to one ci►cumstance, Which be sincerely hoped would attract the attention bf the Committee. It was the casualties that oo • 1" itrlds• sr • carted Att4llll in Maeda skips, where, from the nasal at wit ekthese people were embarked, for ie. stance, in the midst of wigier 4 theo suddenly et. posal to the violent transition of . hoot ender the Line, and thewapla to ettreme.colt in ibis high southern latitudes, mortality most be prevalent. It was so moth se, that in 1814, oat of ensbilk ad, 50 bad flied befat the vessel reached New Sorrily Wales. He should only say, that if 'any delay oc corred its carrying ibe wishes of the Magistracy of London lots effelt, in roped to these Prisms, it ease from cireoesaances over width • they had no coettool. •He mooed thewfor a Select Committee. Mt. BENNETT observed, that it *as not his i sten dee to offer any opposition to the parent. motion, but sialllesioss had been made by his Hon. Friend. who wee se woes so eelosist of the Meisel Of thi Weiss Mitt &rigida he wee himself a mensbervee a publics ties of his, he was aniirres to web, lose reenirke en what had fallen from his Hon. Friend. it Was true that the London Prisons were rendered more grit..• oes to the unhappy persons confined in them from want of room. Yeeng and old were huddled toge ther in indiscriminate and crowded masses, to the attest of making these Prisons not schools of reform: and instruction, bit schools of crime and depravity. —But want of roods ryas not the only defect, there was also s watt of clothing and of f00d.,--[lialKs hear!]-11a had himself seen an infant s %sidereal shirt, shoes, or stockiees, and on eeqeiry he bed• escertsioed the same miserable 'pectic!. had bear witnessed by the Visititip Committee. It was with! no view to self-applies., that he was compelled to say, that he bad himself given the necessary clothing to this infant unfortunate.—Ellear, hear !).--Want of food was also experienced by the prisoners. It' was impossible to look at a collective body of confined, withost being able at Dace to &cm the' longer imprisoned from those more recently conswit. tad. Th. squalor carceris was visible amongst the older prisoners. The scantiness of food was the cause • indeed those who were there fbr artiste ap peared in a starving condition. There was one • ob. servation which he wished the House would beaks it. recollection. It was this—that whatever improve• meats the Committee proposed might find on their inspection of the Prisons, was to he attributed to the exposure sods in that House. Since that moment, all was solicited., oexepation, and haste on the part of the London Magistracy to correct abuses. Dila. pidatioes of years continuance were now repairing— the walls of ihoJails were now while-washing—even the baker had been changed within the last four days. —[Hear, hear their satiety for sadden ins prorlemest, eves the Seedily was not held sacred.— The House world, therefore, recollect, that if the Prisons of London poneated all these improvements thireommittee, they wold3e lan in their Court dress.—[Hear !]—To the Motion he 63 no objec tion, in the hope that the Prisons of London would no longer be discreditable to its waith sod charac ter, and that in place of being schools for the props. gation of every species of crime, dry will be made schools for the moral reformation of the miserable,. the vicious, and the ne t ilected. Sir WILLIAM CUHTiS congidettel 'all the states meats of the Honourable Member ezaggerrated, roe that if !hornets were true, ,they did not bear him slat in the way be had put them. What did he want ? Were not prisons places for punishm ent, not for coa t fort ? The food be denied to be bad. The bread hi had often tasted, and it was as good as any Gentle man world sae in his own family, or was used by his Majesty's troops. There was a sufficiency of meat. What, was not four pounds or meat a day enough for ode person ?---LA laugh.] —He meant tour pounds a week. Dad the Honourable Member want to have the Prisons furnished with Turkey carpets ? —bleu, it was to be recollected, were sent to prison for their crimes. The wiudows of the New Prison were broken wantonly, sod those who broke them were told that either they must mend them at their own espeuce or suffer. As to the white-washing, if which the Hon. Member spoke, he knew nothing about it. Mr. BENNETT, in explanation said, that on Friday last be visited Newgate, and saw with his own eyes the preparation making for the enquiry.— If the Worthy Baronet (Curtis) bed done his duty be would have seen them also, end not been in igno rance of the fact of the ihite-washing. He had also tasted the breed frequently, and found it heavy and sour. The reason given was, that it was baked on tiu. Mr. WARRE observed, that as one of a former Committee be had suited the Borough Compter, and forsod more bricklayers and carpenters than prisoners the day he went. The Committee were, however, too alert for the Magistrates, and were fully impress. ed with the motives for that sudden exertion of provement. He then adverted to the case of John Oundi, who bad died in Tothill-ields, pad whose death the Coroner's Inquest, after mature rfejihere ? lion, had recorded as having arisen from the want of food end medical aid. The turnkey of the prison had ou that occasion given most equivocal les tiesony, and be would wish to know whether or not such a man was continued in his employment ? The motion for the Committee was then carried. CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS. Lord MILTON presented a Petition from Yojrk against the employment of Climbing Buys to sweep chimneys. He said, he believed it would be more advantageous to all parties to use machinery. Th. Hon. Mr. BENNETT observed, that Ile narrow chimiteis were, in most cases, iu the hoUsei l of the opulent, WhO could alrfird to alter them. The flues were sometimes net more than seven or eight inches square. Chil4r4u of four or Owe years of age were used for the 'purpOse of sweeping. SuCh ems tiloyment of children was most &quoin and de;. • ' .Mr-.4lsk, spewing llla pieservitidisi _ worth conillitiedt say, eililijo" - of t he 'IN and sold Ws of litb. ii 6 Game, iffoogh that all persons penalties for bring fon L - in);*._ . .. of Gain.. . .ninii--,r-, Mr. Ct./1070 - MM, the mutter itquited ' eon* deratroft. Lett iktir 1200 persons' bad been - aPprit headed under the Game Laws. The pettelffei - kV Si l e to be so regulated as to apply esually to . op 'bvi ' it and lower classes. The presettratien'of (isnieir a considerable Ajitet, is it regertled the Inffotetneittio Gentlemen to reside in the country' end part, ibitlO avhaseinents. *Uit While the present laWs enittfaired the evils mould remain. Many circomitincis *Ail: triboted to enhance it. The Incense. - of coMiiterag . property was seven to one against the landed Pid..' petty. Persons might be put on alt loillty in WO tatttei t and Gatne might be cootaideted as ptisate'Pelii. ; petty. He htd do objection that all should' hilve did right to preserve Game. Regulations had been Matt"' respecting otherirticles, sett is turnips, isc.; acslT the depredations which hit iiiated did not' dog* exist. He wished In such - dies to go to the toot et the evil. Let even the Lord Mayor, if liki hrOti hie laws, on the occasion of i dthiter 'patty,'he ptintiibelik . equally with any other mad: Let there be a 13111, et once to meet the cornmeal** of the subject and do' away the evil. ;., : ,: a Mr. WA /IRE said a' feir Oterds: In the pretent' state of society, and with the motorist rights, was it possible to prevent the sale of Game f Parts of a am that had been brought in were repealed the nest' Sessios. Ne practicable means were proJeced from. the Committee last year. Blackstone, In treating on the Forest Laws, had observed, that they . lreie, In a great measure, grown obsolete; yet from this - root: had 'Prong up a bastard slip known as ihi Gips , Laws, now arrived to and wantoning in iti, hien! signer, both founded on the same unressonabfe 00.. lions of permanent property in wild creatures, 'Sind both productive of the same tyranny to the Com- ' mewl; but with this difference—that the Forest Laws established only one mighty huwer through* oat the land ; the Game Laws had raised a little Nimrod in .every manor. Mr. BANK ES, junior, explained. He felt it would be a great uudertaking wholly to alter the laws respecting Game; all he desired to do was, to ' make the laws better than they now were. Sir C. BURRELL thought the rose of the seller of Game should be considered, the ',nether, being ge. wally a poor mats. It had been observed by Mr. Fos, that the Game Lies could not be tery mate.. rially altered without some interference in the laws of property. Mr. WARRE explained. On motion for leave to bring in a Dill being put,* there were opposing cries of aye avd no. On our re-admission to the gallery, we found that the numbers on the division were Ares - Noes 60 vot Majority NORTHERN COUNItEa. , Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, in cousequenee of »hit had passed on a preceding night s tonged that s &Oct Committee be appointed, to consider, whether astir and what steps were necessary tor the purpose of giving to the counties of Cumberland, Westmorlied, Durham, and Northumberland, and to the town earl county of Newcastle-opon-Tyne, the same advert. ages of having the Assizes held twice s-year, which •as enjoyed by all the other counties of England and Wales. This motion *al immediately 'greed to p ied i ll• Committee appointed in pertinence of it. Mr. BENNETT moved the further contlifil4tiiill Sf ' the Report of the Bill for regulating tlie eppkor rent of Climbing Boys in the Smeeprog,of Chlattuspo for the purpose of having it re . .coramitted. • A clause was introduced toU' ezlendine its opera , tion to Ireland ; and aftefa few amendments, either Verbal or of a less important nature * which were adopted vrithost discussion s the Report was ordered to be received to-morrow. LOTTKRIVI. • • Mr. LYTTELTQN withdrew his notice reeved... ing the Abolitiop of lotteries, which stood for so. morrow, upon the ground that the subject had already undergone ample investigation, and with the lute*. lion of bringing . it forward in tee shape of certain . Resolutions upon the Budget of the Chancellor albs 'Exchequer, should the Lottery form any part of the proposed Ways and Means for the year. ELECTION LAWS AMENOME4T BILL Mr. C. W. WYNN moved the further consider*. liva of the Report of the Election L. vs' Amendtatn: _ a Tbis day was publisbed, by Lammas and Co. Pritlnisler-row, Price Is. 6d. THESUBSTANCE of a SPEECH on thp MO. NOPOL Y ofibe F.A NS of supply lag BEER. awl of ifs its cape. arbitrary Limning. delivered at a Public Welling at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,with Notes, and the Resolutsoas of the Welles. • By J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT. Fmt. F. A. E. A Jetties of the Peace for Middlesex and for Westminster. Where may behalf. by Megan+, Artbor, A LETTER to Lord SlOMOntfl on the above subject.