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be 4rittob * lotto. M.daine Plealure ;" - .. - • -, . . • ... w • . D R A CE, 1 . . .........___:_ FOR VIE oa_:4) cup. oat .1}) • . nes Mr. P.iistar's a Yoram r.,4,, I Tier, by (;uilford. out of Bellissm,r, - _ Dwobtful, by Consseution, aged ~ . 6r. datectly's hr. 10 .:Brisieberale, . 5: UMB F R 1259./ 1 ._ .. . --- /Suerard, out of Bpirretta,, e ),, __— - I KING'S THEATRE. --- Hnlynak's Roan r. 1.. 'm ain! , . r r HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 17, 1807, Archer, dam by &Ol son , a I rill., he preeited, the Comic Opera, entitled, .., IL PRINCIPE I/I TA RENT°, te id ed. Eud of the firs art. the Diverrisement, called, g a,,by G4146..id, 4 yew s o il . L'AGREEARLE REUNION; a .1 '`' • ham Lees 4 liinl old: In which Madame Poole will Dance. ' loon's b. t.F3griter, 4 yrs old. .' Km „..srthe Opera will be performed, the Herne Ballet, entitled, ged. TANIERLAN ET BAJAZET. aiel Kingliote's ,ch., c Doct„,. 4. •.• A Serious and Comic Opera are in rehearsal ; also two ' • 'eves, 5 yeata nie N-st Billets• one entitled Atriia, the other Le Siege de Troy, no will be produced with all speed. Nina, dam or Woodpeeker I i an ---_ SIXTH TIME • , I THFATRE.KOYAL. DRURY-LANE.. is"r Diß"ille. aged. .ftr I IIS PRESEN P EVENING, Jan. 17. 1807, 5 )roes old. :ler, 6 year, old, 1, Their hla)csties' Servants will as a New Comic Opera, err inc, 4 yews old. .4. an tate sins, collects = 7 FALSE ALA RMS ; "•-ier-27mv?...T. ". • am rous AT cuILDHAL:., OR, MY COUSIN. iiiliciaw. D., Music entirely new, compoied by M. P. King and Me. &ahem. -Icer's•lnn, fitidelleice, but The Overture by M P. Kind rogMerton.stieet, Landmi, 1 17 'I tic Chandlers by Mr. IVrougliton, Mr Braham, Mr. Bin- . . . . • • imer, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Mathew-, Mr Penley, Mr. We. sinouth, De m is hi t ., sp i rit . Auer, Mr. Divninn ; Mn Mountain, Miss Duncan, MN. .... • • ' d, Miss Pope, S gorse Showers Mare, City Rri , d, re:titier • lt T. which a4l be added, the Farce of , Middlesex, C ,blner-inake r Z . .. it l'i IE AN ATOMIST. -place, Fetter• lase, Loolitm, 1 3 Crispin . , Mr. Rimester ; Monsieur Le Medirin, Mr. We- . . . , • • user; Old Gerald, Mr. Mathews. EICAITICC. Mrs. Marlowe r-cleste, Louden, te o d e m er :: if ni, Middlese On Monday, False Alarms; or, My Cowin; with Tekelt. x • : ic-.treat, Middlesex, chyrreet if esex, vintner 1 It A New Co:urriv iv iot ~..-t . ,,,i, 'ton-street, London, ware- Tit Evil( 1.-suv At., . t)Ar.NI - 4..AnDEN t II "HIS PRESENT' EVE NINO. Jan. 17, 1807, lidillet'x farmer .Berl, a Comedy, c ,e al led, o , rell-court, Grace-church. I, will A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE. et -Tyne, lineitoleaper siesta . . • •4 10 sir Hubert Stanley, Mr Murray; Cheers Stanley, Mr. tfereelith, Blacknioriestreet, :: il union; Vortex, Mr %V.dity •' Old Rapid, Mr Mund e n ; ',e limmilrapers 1 A mine Rapid, Mr. Leeis; F rank Outland, Mr Em er y. , " atreet. Oxford attest, NW- eii, Maas Brunton; Jassy Shetland, Mis. Gibbs. 2 II TO which will he added, a New Pantomime. called, ti near the Minorie s , L ou - HA RLE(,)UIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; I I OR, TILE GOLDEN EGG. '..• • • 1 Mother Goose. Mr. Simmons.; Colin, afterwards Ilarlequin, set, St Jame.', Middl e -e x , 1 II ,i, IDrig, arid Mr. Bologna, Jen.; 'Squire B us t., a h erwar d s errehairts veer, Mr. Grimaldi; Cabin Boy (with ..Song i, Master • . _lk e ; Colinette, afterwards Columbine, M i s Searle kletifordaltite,rwatt.ter •2 la WENDS. i B Monday, The Revenge . after reach, Harlequin and •41i 'r Goose ; or, The Gunk., Egg. test', treirflen.drapex • ' 11 OW . . • • 13 ..' TIIKATIIk. OF ANATt) Ay...GREAT WINDMILL- , Sreithil ,, d, gluier . i STREET. . East Grten•ich, Kent, • iI R. WILSON will begin the Spring C ourse of Iv' his Lectares on ANA'IOSIY, PHYSIOLOGY, TRICATF.S. PATHOLOGY and SURGERY. on TUESDAY next, Jan. Re, at Two M`1.1...1. in the afternoon , in the parish of St. G eom . t h e es I:Amory of Surr e y, ooa •- erea : es , PRACfiCAI. ANATOMY will be continued in the forg- Mien, a. usual. lferedith, of mthebester, in t.., TO BOOKSELLERS AND Pth.LISHERS irTacturers, dealers and cliaperei • A PERSON regularly brought up to, the Business ei COPPER-PLATE PAIN I IN(;, who has worked on IOKS, YESITERDAT. Publications of the first repute, being in want of Books for ai.99;11 b.. nwis private Lithary, in the amount of several Hundred • • ........•.•.. • ro r . enlg P-oride, would lise glad re do bii•ine•s with any Person in . . 7lii the above Lines, on terms of reciprocal advantage. 'rind 1.-hers (post-paid) to )i.Y. lett at the •.iwniarle Head, 1'1.166 it. John'. enure. Clerkanwell. will RI...NA parti.ndar attention. •• .. ..... 91, be Vs.perrri. •- - . GREAT GAIN WITH SMALL RISK ! ! - K. DAYS OF DRAWING.3 F RANL) LOTTERY NOW DRAA'IN(;. 1:I T. 310, Snick 'Broker, • sI, Tjueredoy . . Jan_ 22 I 7te, 1141ndey, . Feb. 9 'ornhld, and 9. 01.1 1 mi- c rass. nM, Atonday . . Jan. TO s't, Wednesday Feb. 11 SANANGE, Jaw. 13. .ti , Tuesday . . J.,11 2, 1 9 ii, Friday . . Yeti. 13 Genoa .. 4:, Lir. P ic . *en, %Verliii:aday . Fee 4 I 10i i l / 2 Saturday . tab. 14 Terries n. C.... 52 Ditto. 611 4th, Friday . . Feb. 6 Lisbon SCHEME. Oporto 6l 2 Prizes of L. 30,030. Duldia l2l 1 p.m..' of E.2.i.Oid) h Prises of 1..1.000 Cork 131 'reigns. 1. I. 4 3 5,001. 20 100 rennet Gold in C o in B 11',2003 .. 40 of L.sd, and 5,100 of L. 20. 500 and Ila , l per os. 4- -. Hew Dretlionns... - - -.. Dew Dollars - 5 51, Site., is Bars • - 5 '.. , s New Louis each - - - Busk or Mo tt _, d , 51 per cont.first-rhawri . • . Third klay . . . 1.10,1100 Forst-drawn . . . Filth Day . • . $ ,OLO Fir.t.orawn . . • La st Dar . . . 5,000 TICKETS arid SHARES are an I s l e at a ll t h e Licensed Lever, Offices, and by thing A gen t s in t h e c omm ... Arlo en the ON MIEN DAY NEXT. CHORAL FUND, _ .. . - ... _.- _ !..:doted for the Relict of Dee.ay.d Me ushers, their Widows, lITHS a i:d Orphans it., ti m e- Lady of Col. Pringle, ei • Under the Patronage of daughter. 1 l.s Royal Ilightiess the DUKE of CLARENCE. rewsbnry, the Lady of Thomas PriEsiDalvt, in and heir Ilia Grace the DUKE of M.\NCHESTER. :it, the Laity of Wm. Smith, El, VICK POISIDEP47I, of a son. The Rt. lino. sir %V. Leigh- W.Dalrymple, Esq. ATIIS too Lord Mayor. J. Crompton, Esq. Mrs. Neville. Lady of Iti r l l A Ike lioti. John Spenc e r. T . Nam inmate'', F-eq. munty Kildare, Irela n d. are a Sir R. C. Glynn, Bart M.P. IJ . J ac k son, Esq MP. .. d. This lady was the b ea ut i tul Sir C. Price Bart. M.P. T. Greaterex sq. Fir %V. R4:11191, K nt. I S. Harrison, 'ty Cork. Es E q. A. Clark, Evq, Chamberlain J. Bartlemart, Evq. it her siearterrent., N o rf o lk s t re et , A. L nulon I F. 11. Rarthelernini,E.-q. a Grove, Dorking, relict of Juba e place. By Permission of th e Lord Criamberleio, f an aiesplegy, Mis s llohmil, Will be P er f orme d, AT THE THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. llollatut, Esq. of Testsury, 101Vo.- () N MONDAY NEXT, Jan. 19, 1807, a of October law, Brigadiet•Cart. GRAND I'AISCELLANEOUS CONCERT of VOCAL 1, conuty Clare. and INSTRUMENTAL. MUSIC, fur the Benefit of thiv et of R. Dutton, req. brother to Charity. ConduCtur, Mr, Grastorex, I.mider of the Band, as. oweetiless of temper and ea- Alr.Barthelemrrn. Principal Vocal Performers, Mr. Harrison, sioiversalle b loved. and whets Sir. Goes, Mr. Vaugh.iii. and Mr. Bartlema n ; M a d ame WI be an extensive carcase of per 1. .nehi, Mrs. Attie, Mrs. Vaughan, and Mrs. Mountaiu. ectaibility. PART I. Overture and Clioru., "U the Pleasure;" /landed-Song, Mrs. Vaughan "Vu solcatido ;' Vinci.- At, AT ILUNISON BRIL/Gli. Dust , MUM. Harrison and 11;rileman (by d eo re) " H ere a li i F.yen....49 mitt. atter s 1....11:0ft Charity repair ;" Dr. Boyce.-Cunce.tant e (M.S.) . - . .. ___. -e- • ri , r Violin; Timor.--Viriloricelln, Oboe, Canted, and 8.- Y AUCTION. .--,; Winter ....-%lcsapi. Barthelemnii, C. Ash,. y, R. Ashley, .. 0.... '• ieabach, Nahum and Heins -Kee, " My C up is f u ll ;" N li HIS. -. BertlignaW ; flandel.- Song, "Shall I in Mamre's," SC and Locrizr, , ..; dills.-Canine., - For all these Mercies.," Handel - nd street. Cuermt-Gardee, TRF. ' .Ini solo.(1.1 desire); Ta.tirti, with a ne w R on d eau M r. t/4y, at Twelve. ".•• ohs lemon ; larthelemon.- Snug, Madame Bianchi -Don- . • BOOKS of Mr. THOMAS t hotel, . He gave them Hailstur•es ;" Handel. tang a well-cameo Assemblage of PART 11. Ov e rt ure to Th e M ess i ah; Handel. - Rec. .• mh. Engli-M, and German L3O- • _ t.ondort ye my People,. M r . Harrison; dirtri...-Song, stir. to the hue Arms arid the tt.i ''' Esery Valley," ditto ; door -Chorus, " And the Glo r y o f elks-lien of Priuta and Breaks el . Lunt ;" ililt.o.-Song, Mrs. AeilL.. ii S weet Bi r d , " (b y never) ; ditto, (acco mpan i e d on t h e F l ute by M.. Aehe).--i iererrei Violoticello, I.lr. Lindley ,• Lindley -Air, Mr. GOS 9, SUTII ENT, Booksellers. "Jehovah erown'd "-Cie ma, "He conies, lie coru t , i' 1 lan. Strand, on TUESI7.IY NE3/1, del....Song, hies. Mountain,-New Duet, Mr. and Mar g Day. (Solidity excepted), V aughan, " Borne in you blase;' 11r. Clarke.-(:rand Cho rus , Piing LIBRARY of " F.xd in his everlastireg twat ;" Hartdel. awl. lately deceased, To whir I t Tone Osumi rill be select, and the young Getlemen of Hir re m IV oks in le.lian and French , etmllllatiesr,ty.wa's s C a l t i se sperl ad. Royal, the Westminster cud St. Paul's and Foreign History, Voyages. A tliveelanies. Rl' PCs Organ, built emperor!, for this Con cert by M r. :him bound in 'minus eolousad orPiett, will be opened , th.. UCCA-Sioll. Boxes exceliest cood i tion. es -Pit 95.6.1.-o First Gallery N.-Seemed Gallery is. The past° be had at Its* place of c -, ! . • Worst° be opened at six o'cl o ck, an d t h e P er f ormance t" on feeeiviety a t leVell- aaar....—.J . `ill a • The N o b i l ity mid Gentry who subscrihe to this Ch ar ity, DAVIDSON, No. 17, have their Tickets fin the Concert forwarded by the Se- trei ary. t-Ceerslirit, and published WM :. Llevant's Church, Strand, ler I Jtelliets mat be h.d at t h e pr i nc i pa l M uvie Shops, and New Nenemoceeet Long Aire . .. ciew Y. IV Vali-, No 74, Ill s h o esgade Without. r, met to the Olbro (linatpaid) I whets and Pitts Mt the Boxes may in hail of Mr. Ric e , lit 1114 Theatre. • Acre 4.S ) HAS- Mr. —Dow Kee. —SmiR. Goss, Ilan. . His Paul's SATURDAY JANUARY 17, 1807 VI{TiJALLINGdIIiIOE, lAN. 1107. MHE COMMISSLONERS f o r Vida4liag His 1. Majesty's Navy do horny gyre Notice, That nn TUESDAY, the 27th Instant, they will be ready to events. Tenntre in Writing (sea'ert ), treat for the supply 5( likes FRESH WATER shall be required for the we oi Hos Mojesty's Ships and Veuel,, et the Port of Liverpool, for Loehr Months eertans reed, fa) ther, weal Six blonds notice shalt be given, on either side. foe the te,onoot.na therety; the 050. , e sj Payment to be by Hills, payahle, with Interest, &needy Days roper Date The the Contr., 1 sassy be seen nt the Store. tary's (*cc ; i this O(/ice; or by applyin to the Collenor of the Carton's at I.inerpool. No Mega'd welt be hod to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in l'.rd, at , ersytti, *Mint snail not be delivered to the Hoard before ant rielork on the sad Tuesday, the 27th Lateens ; roe unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Peron en his betel/, attend., to answer when called t 0... WANTED in a respedable SCHOOL, in the VietMt, of one of the t rincipal Ireland, • CLASSICAL ASSIh'TAN r. lle shall receive a foetal Salary, and qe treat-I, in esety pNtoefi, hlcs a Grathintan. Refaret e•s, with regard to Charader and Ability, will be inch. 7 necessary. Ter., nal aypliurw . t V he male at the Office of this Taper. kldTkO UNDBOWN. HORNSBY and CO respeellt , tly acquaint the rubble, that tin" , shall continue scding Ticket; and S•,i, s, during the During of the present State Lottery, war. r , tir d Undrawn. t um. of purchasing. THURSDAY Nix r w.II br tte Siecood Day of I.) , Awing. N 0.26, Corn. hill, S 2, Charing-Cii 4s, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. TO THE PROPRIETORS or EAST INDIA STOCK. L4Dias 4ND Gsartsmcsi, VVILA I last had the Honour of addressing • row, I expressed an intention to avail mys• If of the first opportunity tnat might occur, to solicit your V3lell and the Death ~ 1 your late worthy Director, Sir SteiMen I,u,hingto-,, via nate:wily occasion a Vacancy on the anouat Eettiod ; sad may I not presume to hope, that long and ap proved Services in India, W 3 I thee entihe ate so the honourable di.tmet ion el • Seat in your Direction ? I resiain, Lady /1111 Gentlemen, with the greatest respe2, Your faith( -I and devoted Servant, Hertford-atrass, Jan. 14. THOMAS WELSH. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STUCK. Ltetas axe G aaaaa ram. HAVING on a tormer occasion expreised to you ore unseal,' of feting myself to your notice as a Call. dilate, en the first vacancy that should occur in your Direc tion ; I ern induced, in conttqnenrn of the much linsent,d death of Sir Stephen Lushangirr., Bart. to solicit the favnor rat vnur votes and interest, at thu in April next —I shall avail myaelfnf too earlie‘t opportunity to pay my personal re. e y e ; and, snbmitting to you the ground. of nit pretereions, I have the honour to lie, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient arrl faithful Servant, 13t1i.1an. 1837. ROBERT WILLIAMS. This Day is published, price ii. Is. iu Boards. AMETHODICAL DIE I EMU rioN of the MINERAL KINGDOM, into CLASSES, ORDERS, GENERA, SPECIES, and VARIETIES. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, L L.D. Late Fellow of dirm. College, Cambri•ige. Plired tor T. Coen and W. Davies, Strand; suld also by 3, Deli.ton Bartel, at Cambridge. Of eriwin mar b e had, ANALYTiCAL INS'.YS 401. 4141 p .moting the CHE MICAL KNOWLEDGE of MINERAL SUNSTANCRS Translated front the German of Martin Henry Klaproth, 2 Vols. Rao. price I6s. 6d. in Boards. IMPAKIAL PARLI.fMENT. HOUSE OF 1..91105, J AM. 16. . Tn the further hea ring of the Appeal Cause, Page and others v Hamilton, the Solicitor-General was heard an reply. The further consideration was ap pointed for Thursday sennight. The Duke of Richmond, Bishop of Ely, Earl of Dartmouth, and Lord Carteret, took the oaths and their seats. The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod being sent to require the attendance of the Gentlemen of the House of Commons, 211.1 ttiey, with the Speaker, having appeared at the Bar. the Royal Assent was given. by Commission, to the Exchequer Bills Bill. and to a Bill of Naturalization. The Commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, Lords Auckland and Walhngham. Lord Wakingharn presented the Report of die Committee of Privileges. on the claim to the Barony of Howard de Walden.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. Graham, the Inspeelor-General of Con. vies, presented the Annual Report of the stare of the Hulks on the River Thames and at Portsmouth. —Ordered to lie on the table. Adjourned uutil Tuesday next. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER, in obedience to a Message from the Lords, went to the Upper House, accompanied bpmost of the :Members present; and on his return, informed the House, that he had heard His Ma jesty's Assent given, by Commission, to the Ex chequer Bills Bill. The SPEAKER nest acquainted the House, that he had received a letter from Mr. Boucher, I).puty Clerk of the Crown; and a farther return of the Bar risters qualified to take evidence, or ai as Com missioners on controverted Lledions, in Ireland. He had also to inform the House, that the follow. ing Petitioners, complaining of um lue Eledien., not having entered into recognizance', in pursuance of the Ad, the orders fur taking such Petitions ante consideration must be discharged : Mr. William Baker, Newcastle-under-Lyrae. Sir John Heard Brown, Hat. Ctunty of Mayo. Sir Chanel Sexton and Mr. bouver.e, Borough of biairneor bury,a joint Petitton; but tit their separate Petitions they nate entered Reeointosnees. Mr. Thomas dry, Maimcomry . Mr. Thomas Stacey, Town of }trite. The Bill for enabling the London Dock Com pany to purchase terms Water-works at Bow, was read a second time, and ordered to be committed. Mr. GEORGE WALPOLE gave notice, that he should, on Wednesday next, move foe the post poncmcqt of the Petitions for the County of Derry. Lord CASTLEREAGH moved—s , That the Abstraa of the Army Estimates, laid boor. the House, by the Secretary at War, be Irai4 for the use of the loieuse."—Ordered. Mr. THOS. G R ENVILLE moved—" That there be laid brf ore the Hnuse an Estimate of the Debt of His Majesty's Navy, enOing the 30th of Sept• 1 80(0—Ordered. Mr. THOS. GRENVILLE then brought up said paper, which was ordered to lie on the Tabli , for the use of the Members. Ile then gave notice, that he should, in the Committee of Supply, on Wednesday next, move the consideration of said Estimate. Ile thought it necessary, at the same time, to call the attention of the House to its beieg his intention to move upon that same day, " That the number of 10,000 Seamen be voted it addition to the 120,000 already on His Majesty's Naval Establishment." On the Motion of Mr. VANSErTART, it wis ordered, that the House, at its rising, do adjourn till Tuesday next. IRISH OFFICES ABoLI TION BILL. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, in consequence of the leave he had yesterday obtained, brought up a Bill for abolishing . certain Offices in the Custom-house Department m Ireland, and for abolishing and regmbstiag ctheire I the nature of which Bill Iroise, already detailed. On the Motion of the Right Hon. Baronet, it was read a first Sir JOHN! NEWPORT they said, that in rising to move the second reading of the Bill on Tuesday next, he thought it necessary to state to the House, that the recommendations of the Commissioners ol Inqairy, so far as de vended upon the Executive Government of Ireland, had been alread:, carried into effeit, or were in a train of being so as speedi ly as possible. Most of them, hitiwevn, were com prised in this Bill now brought into the House, but for one or two others it would be necessary to have other ails introduced. Every mans would be used to bring the whole of the ►ecommendatio•,4 of the Commissioners before Parliament, and to he car speedily into execution by the Executive Go vernment of that pan of the United Kingdom to which they applied itihe Bill was then ordered to be read a second time on Tuesday next, and to be committed. CORN INTERCOURSE BILL. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved—" That the House do go into a Committee to consider of the Aft of last Session, entitled as abnve." The Honie accordingly went into a Committee ; and .Sri JOHN NEWPORT stared, that yesterday he had mentioned, in a few words, the objetrt of the Motion which he had now made; and for the sake of perspicuity, he should again notice, that trim the general of the wording of the Bill alluded to, considerable doubts were enter sines!, as to whether the Mk did not extend to a point which was not in the contemplation of the Lei,islature, or of those who originally suggested it. He meant as to the introduelion foreign corn or Hour, through a cir cuitous method, from one country to deo other, in a manner that was by no means desirable; and therefore it was that he submitted, that there should be a resolution of the Committee, as to the propriety of explaining the former one, and declar ing that it should extend to grain or flour, the pro duce of Great Britain and Ireland only. In answer to a question from Lord Porchester, the Right Honourable Baronet stated, that it was not his intention, in the said Bill, to meddle with malt. The House resumed, after the said resolution had met tbeir concurrerce. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report, and moved for leave to bring in a Bill to declare the meaning of certain provisions in the Ad of last Ses sion, entitled, " An Ad to permit the importation ot every species of grain between Great Britain and Ireland, for the purpose et extend ng it to grain, the ?rowth of these countries only." the resolution was accordingly agreed to, and leave was given to bring in a Bill. HAMEL CAWTIIORNE. Viscount HOWICK begged leave to recall to the recolleaion of an Hon. Member, who had given notice of a Motion for Wednesday next, that that day had been appointed fur the consideration of the Army Estimates, which might occasion con siderable discussion ; and therefore he should suAii gest the propriety of the Hon. General agreeing to a f urt h er postponement of said Motion. ..„.... Gen. said, he should feel considerably embarrassed in proposing 4 second postponement of the Motion, of which he had already twice given notice. l'he Motion which he was to make, cer tainly only referred to the privileges of the House itself, but the one which the Noble Lord alluded to, viz. the consideration of 10. e Army Estimates, was, indeed, a subjed of great national importance, and, on that account, he should consent to withdraw his Motion, and postpone it to the first open day. He then concluded with naming Friday neat. Colonel CAW I'HORNh then rose and observed, that were the Motion only tv be looked upon as re feet ing es himself, no great incoiivonience would be incurred; but he was sure that when the House con adered the magnitude of tile objet in view, by the Hon. General's intended Motion, they could not with propriety consent to further delay. He did agree with the Noble Lord, that the consideration of the Army Estimates was of very material im- portance, but, at the same time, as the Motion in which he (Colonel Cawthorne) Was implicated, bad been already postponed on a form er occasion and, as it had had ori‘gnally the precedency, he could not help thinking, that it ought to be brought forward previous to that other one on the Jay last appointed. Viscount HOWICIE, again enforced the superior importance of the consideration of the Army Esti. Mites ; and added, that when the Motion of the Hon. General was brought forward, the House might, perhaps, feel itself under tile necessity of considering it upon general principles, so that it might probably else occasion discussion, by giving rise to various opinions. As the Hon. Colonel ha not stated that any personal incoovenience would Band. The Motion was, accordingly, eritcred for Frid. y next. OIRDFR OF COt - NCIL. Mr. PERCEVAL rose, and said—" I yester day gave notice, that it was my intention to move this day for a Copy of the Orc'er of Counril, of the 7th of January instant. relative to neutrals carrying on trade between the different ports under the con troul of the enemy. I did not thee. think that there would be any objeaftion suited to a motion for such a produdion, except that it might be contender', that it was render-d wholly unnecessary, on account of its having been already published in The Loans Gazette, and in all the Newspapers, and was, Core fore, immediately within the cogn:zance of every Member in the House, as well as the public at large ; and that any proceeding might be brought forward upon that paper, withoils its &Avg fors. many produced But, Sir, from the best view I have taken of this subjea, i have always been led to consider that when it was an Order of Council, sear ark of Government, anon which any proceed ing was to be angsgewed. the most prom mode amours/shriving that pit-pose w,s. to can for daft format produaiun of the d scument itself noon or r table. Such has been the p. atice Adopter in re g ird to Bills of Indemnity, kc. Since I gay* that notice, however, the biotite Lord (Howick) two. site, has very neliginely intimated ro me, that upon another ground he wished to oppose such a pr Lion ; bat as I am doubtful whether I und.r.rood woo:idly his meaning, I trnst his Lordshio will have the gosanios to state his n'-jeetion to the 1 io i.a, before I proceed to subrn't the mon mon their sideration. Sn for as I could collet fr.im hi, L. d ship, I understood bin, to mean, th.t he thetild oppose it : because be could r.ot antic pate any measure which could possibly take p ace alarm such a produaion being mad-. or at teao any one to which he could give hie concurrence ; and. therefore, nor s:-eing any benefit to be der iv•J, he would not lee satisfied as to the prnuriety of agreeing to it, toilets I should she.. that I meanly to s inst cute such a proceeding as he could glve came. tenance to. If that he t h e groun d upon wh i ch I ant to meet with opposio it, 1 than not bring for ward my . Motion tf.-s day ; bec.us.., if it is to be opposed upon the him ficr ncy or inadeqoacir of the measure, it will be necessary for me, in m cling such arguments, to go more minutely into t e sub. jea, and to explain rho onj-k in view mare tally thsot I originally intended. Such discussioa, I say, woad be necessary, in order to show the propriety of adopting the measure which I afterwards mean to propose, but it is one which I conceive to be of too great importance, and to merit too much the coun tenance of the House, to be brought into discussion, merely' upon the occasion of a motion for the pro duetion of a paper. A more formal notice I deem to be necessary to be given for the discussion of each an important question. I should, therein-_, wish to hear, whether this be intended to be the nature of the objection ? and if so, I shall postpone the con sideration of the measure I intend to propose, to the same distance of time that I would have been disposed to have moved it, had the produflion been made by an order M the House of this day. I shall, in that case, suggest next Wednesday se'n night, as the most eligible day to bring it forward, atter hearing what the Noble L'srd, I have Alluded. to, has now to state upon the sobjea." Viscount HOWICK — " As at present insteußed, and as far as I could coned of the Right Hon. Gentleman's views, I certainly must say, that the measure he is likely to propose, will be one I would wish to resist. The Right Hon Member had sup posed, that the only objection that could be made to the produainn of this paper, was its previous publication in The assent.; but upon that point I Can assure him, tt at 1 would never thi .k of stating such an objection. The regular course of proceed ing is, und , uhreally, that although a document to puhlisred previous to any procedure being had upon it, it must be produced otfteially. On such ground, therefore, I should not haso objected to the docu ment in qu-stion b produced ; for although it has appeared already In an authentic form, by its iosertios in The Casette, it does not follow, of course, that it is to be produced to the Home of Commons. There are two cases in which such Papers may be called for, the one where some measure had already been taken, and the other where some measure was intended to be taken, or instituted up m it. In the former, the pro ceeding adopted would naturally be known.— In the latter, it was necessary that it should be known before the House could a duhinn of the document itself. can eolith of the Right Hon. it is impossible for me to consent other circumstances, inasmuch a , was altoge'her unprecedeoted, serious objections. Therefore it duty to resist the prodetion of f Mover of it has stated grounds jeaionable in themselves. It point which involves dis:ussiont portance to the country ; and I, it ought to be deferred, as the man himself has suggested" Mr. PERCEVAL—" I cettal necessity ot•postponement, being measure I have in view is not one with the N able Lord's countenance shall, therefore, postpone it to -' proposed ; but upon this once: state, that I think it will be forint of the Noble Lord's opposition equally as unorecedented; as lie .. denominate the Motion itself, which to it " Viscount HOWICK—" I il.)• particularly the nature of the 1 - 1 •".- C ., •/.:\ . " 1 , •,,„ . • .il t ,t ,J , • :I; +. ? 4: il .e; - . ' .; ' . 4 ,.. .: 7. VITTP.) . 4, / . , OA i"-61 . 1) . Jr ,tql, . RI '1 . ~.• , , " 7. 46 . . 1, ‘"Cfl'.7lßrialr. P lICk St sPh,_:::l:. . i viculd ee t. e propriety of the propov,l d-isy e , .1 I consent to it. content :o the pro- h. As far then es I Gentleman's views, wilt to it un.lier any as the ()Vied itself and to very it is that I feel i my tire paler, until t ie t which are rot ob- t is und3uhtedly a is of the highest itn- , therefore, think &at Right lion. Gents. aioly do nnw feel the lig convinced Out tae one whicri will meet ance and stiii d i rt. I i the day I h.tve last asion, I be g !rove to Ind. that e grnand• on t the m seine are is been prised no which is to give rise nrii at present know measure whisk _ .