The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-03-05 00:00:00

. ' - 1 ...'" ,*a.bedlt.i•F ' e• /.4;, - • f I rttto b lorriso ;b C - a .AND Thousand F i • engsgavt, iment of inded a f t• of tho • -.1.7--..-- 1 ~ .%I. q ' ' ' '\ s t ,t AA i ti "s.elll. • , ,•• ... • • )101.1BER 1299.1 • TIOSTRE-ROYAL, oßtriey.t.NNE. I" t he S i P r pA RE ti S t EN . S T , EVENING, r Marei i s, t lBo7, ime, a lirfriAr. id eve tell, call. ii, THE CURFEW. 1 The Music composed by Mr. Atwood, Normans: Hugh de Tracy, Mr. Barry , nore ; Robert, Mr. Parraster ,• klitravd, Mr. FL &dines; Walter, Mr. Pe.iley ; yi,,;, i ,, Mr. Eyre. Matilda, Mrs Powell ; Floren - e. Min y ,,, iv , ...Danes: Firshaoling, Mr. Viscose ; Ai mdrong.. Edo Paltrier ; C o M athews; Herman, Mr. Caries. With a Glee, end Chorus of Banditti. yhe Proloeue to be spoken by Mr. Bartley, and the Epilogue et t...• Duncan. Tn which will be aided, the Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. (Nil nal., Mr Cherry ; Tristram Fii.isle, Mr. Stnnister ; s, : eforit, Mr. • athews ; Sneer, Mr. Penley. VlllOl4, Mts. Mountain. Tee n ew Operatic Pace of The Young !lomat; or, Love sal Mercy, is nleticesl to be deferred tint Monday next, on ge- ment of the iiidtsPesitom el Mrs Wand. Oa Saturday, the Play of The Curfew; with Teketi. ...--------- MI. A lit I..dOYAI„. , Mr EN r4;Altuzic riiiil3 PRESENT EVENING, March 3, 1807 1 1 will be acted, Shaltapear.% pi., of THE . rEtapEs r OR, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND• Prospero, the rightful Duke of Milan, a Magician, Mr. [-ruble; Prince Fe.dinand of Naples, Mr. C. Kcrnble ; Nli- randa and Dorinda, Prnepero'is Dauehters, Miff Brunton and Mrs. C Kemble; Ariel, Miff Meadows. To which will he edited. a New Pawnesime. eallel, HARLEqUIN AND MOTHER :.;UOSE; OR, THE GOLDEN EGG. On Saturday, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark; with Harlequin id Mother Goose; or, Tn.. G Arlen Egg. o,i Tueelee, the 10th of Merth, will be produced, a New Ttet•edir. called Town Ind Country ; or, Which re Rua! -- FOR THE 111KNEMI OF MRS. PARKER. OLYMPIC PAVILION, WYCITSTREET. NOUVELLE. PERFORMANCES! MIST TIME. A NFW DANCE, C ', ILE!). LE vtEtrX RA lEUTII. , FI:ST TIME. (AND FOR THIS NIGHT ONLYI LE IN NUET DE LA COUR & GAVOTTE- NEW EfiIIF.STRI AN EXERCISES-VOCAL ECCENTK !- CI i 1-eNEW PAN 1 OhIIME-.COMIC HORSEMAN. VHF, kc. rIIHIS PRESENT THURS DAY, s th March, 1 1607, the Pe kernanee will commence with HORSE. MANSHIP, in its resist amusing farms and vanities, by a ['temp of Eque.triairs out to be equalled in Europe: the part of Merryman by Mr. Crossumn...First Tone an entire mew Pastoral Rahn, called, LIC VIEUX RA JEUNI; or, OLD AGE METAMORPHO , ED. Principal Dancers ' Mr. Crof Cross. man,man,Milli Taylor, and Mrs Parker.-Pic this Night only, Le Minuet de la Cour and Gavotte. by Mr. Mercer/it, Oar peronts.ton of Mr. A•aley,jort ) and Mrs. Parker.-.An e•o irely n'l• Song, written by Mr Upton, calved, 'Doi f)-vuo.hiri Boy, by Mr. G. Smith..-The celebrated Rope Dancer will go through his elevated and astonishing Pe.forniances.-Mb Smith will perterm the whole of his wunde.ful feats of Horse Risoiship - fhe Hone Department will *seclude Ililll TFII EQUESI RI a N TAILLPt , he Mr. Crewman's... The who& to ronclude with a new Harlequin Pantomime, which he been a long time in pr:parsio .n, g .top under the Direction 4 Mr Crmainan, called. THE VINGIC WORLD. Cowin tent I ‘4,14/ql..ifl 4 ..';•h I„ ga p,, vloa morphoses, 3Y , ) M Creasman ; and Coluntbine. Mrs. Parker. Dances. Chateau be &c. f.,' the rest ..f the Company. Boxes is. Pitts. Gollery Is.-.Tickces to be had of Mr Plikdv, No 7. Offen Buildings, and of Mrs. Offlllfli. at •1' ra.. , au, elikereTtaces for the 6,401 ;...ay be tamest f••••J Sri 2. NB i.V THE A'TRE- iOE SANS ?ARLIE.. '. S I - RAN ft, OPPOSITE THE MALMO. Licensed ray the Roeht Hun the Limed Ciaruberlain. THIS PRESEN - r VAT ENING, March 1807, and every Evening during Lent, Wedue'ays a Fridays eacepted, will be perf..rseerli- Part toe Fir,t, a New Musical Piece, with Reed atio n, Two Parts, entitled RURAL VISITsaIiS ; or, o n. I.AKI ry ; which will be introduced in the nolneing •uc. eon :.-Introduction. Song, Rover awake.....Rerat Itlawp rade. ...Song. The In.hyr.--Recit. Rules to write anti co pose a Mo leen Opera -Snag, The !rah Girl ...Recd. Whi the Newal.....Duct...-Retit The Doctor Doctued....,Sol Dints err Courtahy -Stacie. SlllllllliAtiC44o4Siliilli Rich and Kate-Resit The Irostaciips ee,Setig,...Firiste 1 whole Written, Selected, Doinitesel, and will be S yok Sung, and Accompanied, by Miss Scott. Pert the Secand, a THUNDER STORM, in which hi iiitreducol an eatinsi , e sPEcniteoLoGY of GHOSTS and VISIONARY APPEARANCES of Dis probed Characters ante U.ad and Absent, on ever! way strewn in different parts of Europe with wonderful eft' struts abuadance of Original Matter, illustrated with Unto Remarks. Part the Third, an entire New and Interesting Specti remosentine, apparently in the Air, an ANCIENT Gila BATTLE. in SHADOW, in which ',semi Thousand LUNN', armed in the Costume of their time, are seen eats as said by Gedlrey of Bouillon to have a ppeared to him, • he led the Christen army under the walls of Jerusalem. TO conclude with an elegant new-constructed Arti FIRE-WOKE, in a Temple superbly illuminated , . whole ace...mowed with app opriate Music. Pnee of Admission : Armes de. Pit $e id -Doors op half-pad Seven, begin at light.-Places for the Braes as, takes at the 'Theatre, from eleven till three. ••• Some of the Songs in the favourite Entertainme The Rout, penorreed forty-time nights with unboander plause, are published, and may be had at the Timatre, u ].Money takers. ORATORIOS At Play-House Price: en the WEDNESDAYS and DAYS during Lent. TH FATRE.ROY Al, COVENT.GARDEN, T0 -MORROW, FRIDAY, March 6, will be performed, L'A L LEG RO & IL PENSIEROSO. I Written by Milton, and Composed by G. F. Handy Part 111 -A Grand Miscellaneous Alt. Orerturn. Berenice...Luther'. Hymn, Verse, Mr ; ham, •• Great Grel."-Resit. Signora Griglietti, ' . (leaven "...Air, " Lind what is man." Redemption - . , Mr Wuhan., " Their rights "-Sung, " T. arms, you' • 1 try's CAM.... Game° -Chorus, " See the conquering March.-Song, Mrs. Bland, " With heroes and sages 0 Arne -Air, Mrs. Dickens, " Let the brightseraphirn ' 1 - son -Intrudontoe and Double Chorus, " Frown the c Solomon. I. End nl Part 11. Steibelt's favourite Concerto of the 1 , en the Grand Prams Forte, by Miss Morrill, a young I I I tally blind from her birth. • j Prituipal Vocal Performers, Mrs. Dickens, Mrs. a if '1 Signora Gighitti ; Mr. Brahmin, Mr. Evans, Mr. Pyi ; Smith, Mr. D.eyle, and Mr Bellamy. , Mr. Ashley, Leader id the Baud ; Organ, Mr. J. At • The remainder of Me Band, and the. Clueusses, is i numeicouti and complete, by the most appr enul Perfrirs 1 I)ours to be opened at b.a„ begin at Sesta, Half . Nine-Hoses Ga. Pit 3. c.d. Caner, 2s. Cpper Gullet 1 Places Inc the Seam to be taken of Mt. Brendan r • SOX Write, ii, II•it .beet. •.• Cuireo honk. em tile Performance to be had I The .rre, price tel. oul)- Tlweu auld in Coe streets are • N.. 1 saperfect . •„ • the Free List of this Theatre dose not eaten iUratoeues. Mr Bra " New . --Breit. , your coun. laving hero -.g0." Or T" Sam• censer." the Storm, • Lady to 1. Bland, rile, Mr. ,shley. uhteh are Petinriners. , Half-pnee at G.llery Is. snAno, at the had in the svutions !ad u tho THURSDAY, MARCFI 3, 1807, EAST-INDIA HOUSE, %Linen 4. 1807. WHEREAS, is paessance • r she 6th Settee (!f Ike 7th Chapter of :le Bye Law the U NITt.D COM PANY of MF.RCHANTS ti ENGLAND TRADING ta the EAST-IN:IFS, it it mdeiried, " That a List shall be published Fourteen Day+ before the Annual Eleflion of Dire&ors, containing the Names of such Proprietor% qualified agreeable to Law, as shall signify, ht writing, to the Secretary, their desire of becomikkg Candidate+ for the Direction, Sixteen Days before such Annual Election." The Corot of Director, el the said Company do hereby fire eerier dot the Peepeellefe Joey co fore to ass said Bye Law, flat the ensuing Election of Silt Directors of the said Colipany for /our Yvan, is appointed the Bth April next, ' and that such Use will be published Fourteen Days before the said B:lectuus, as the abeer-tnentanned 11:e Lae directs WILLI lsta It.AMSAY, v icru A Lusn-,•vvici, nis 9S, inll7. THECOMMISSIONERS f.. rodoolltos His m a jesty'. Navy 4o here' y ewe hitbee, That ow TI I I ESDAY, tOtle ye ouch Nest, they stall be reeky to roecioe Tenoors tv It n om (E• ni op), onsi Snot JUT the topple v y shot ft ESA' WATER. AA! oe rf00....4 tor the use of His . Stops es Veer° at Gueresey, for To rite ilo.ohs c , roves ; tvld farther, ants. Sir Months swam,: shag , b. tithe,. star, for tag lei 'waist.... there.?; the u..Jc et Peg,mtut b e b y t i ,e4,, payable, rich Listerost a Away Dais % tier Data The Coadisti 'a. 1 the Coot-a Y innu sto4 Si the %irri tant'. Office ; or by opplytog to the t llt for of the ea °lunacy N. Heger , / lilt he ha/ to any T. aslor itt whioh the Prire Ada sae Is yowled us Vorris tr * et n, or that be flotiove4 to ere Booed before thae sitivck an the teal Tarstlar, the Nib .4 Mar 4 next tow antes' the I', rot erh.. o..ihre the reorder, or row Peewees bode, rattails, to answer whew coifed fo.- VICTUALLING-01410E , , ri. v 6, Itlt 1. THE COAMISSIONERS fir riefualling His Majemn's Nava eh heed! give Moue., Thee Mike. DAV, the ihth March iota. they 114 k mule 1 . recto*, Ten. dere as Writmg, (smiled asp). Medi tree for TWO HUN DRED TONS of LIVEiI t P• aOJ., on COARSE GRAINED CHESHIRE sAi.r, or SALT e( ere & gamines. and tor EIGHT HUNOKED TONS .f CHESHIRE RAY SALT, ef the veriest gr4m. et. SALT of era! goodies; el which .he renew s he *mac the Touters, a, t to prodwat Neinpies, to It delr gassissi,i Hit N paws Storrs at Droller I, exe-half by the 31st of lava test. and e remainder ley du 30)th of Xplen bee jolts . iv, free chair.. and , urge to Us M L ino', e.reye *hat tV Cane , mete will he itunwed 2n. 11 , 1 per Ton Joe porierdgt ▪ th . S..it, fr' so the ha, fto th eftrr and to be pdsol lur liitta, poryanne, The with Inters:l, VieDavi 114 , r Date. Crindrmont of the man be ken at the Stereo Idris Office; at Ow Ob'ice ; or he plJyis to the Colim'lM the Salt Ustaa at Liverpool and iiieldkrick, it Gkeekste, re. :ros6. ,Nisi No regard isid h.; 441 t" tioug realer, im whlck the Price doll sue be i.uert•rf Ir.rds 01 z rit, or th p' , lo: not be itemPercl th• Boari hero.' thee oCtok, on the u‘i,i Thars.luv, the 26l Al-,eh nett, tier lodes' t‘e I e•sow who make' the rm. u:owe et rob on 00169, atre.d. I. ...salver solo eos Cal I',. - . . SEA re I.OITERY. 4 Praes of L. 110,000 lO Pose, Of I. 1,000 4 lO,OOO 10 .. • . 4 SWIF l' St CO. No. 11, P o u l t r y , and. No. 12, ,; tar . e Craps ant selling the Tickets a..el Share' ~f t h e pre.ent St .to I,..ttery. to her,..t Drawing 14th of next M.,nth. 'Vit. I. , .tt,ry ..main. an tamvual naming' of the high.r.t Cat.i. tale, and vies to the int "Citree ihousarel Tickets 101. each, over ..n.l..bore any oteor Yr.zes that they be drawn against them. Mr. Weal, _ _ • IVPAN %Melt " , 'f,tris 44441 %Y, kieinit I havrhur 14th Aiwa, I V 7. R[CHARDS° GOODLUCK & CO. re speetfully acquaint the rob*, that the Nee State Lot te.y Tickets and Shares are now au Site, in variety of N.• •r -ben. at their' I.lcesZei Lottery (others, rorrm of h. 1.4 c al.d sacs. ig the sate of the King% Mc ChAtitig SOULNIE e,414.4t05. 4 Pr .A z • 4 4 • PO 300 :U- 4ue q4l` st •e ' , chaJ The ,yokes, 'cc. Are. &c. will A the Distm .ay, as effect ; %wriest ~wlme at,iria! —The open at may b. VKI. 1807, limit). 4, CiALNIILLL, and 9, CMAKCiti-ClttlhS. • 1 TBISH *lnita the, attentioa of t:te Pu'llie to . tee ',CREME of the NEW LUIFTKRT, ann. tier pen of taw raper, .vrttkl will be know to contain an on. USIA numbs- et Capital lirkew, with tile novelty of •Nt, being allotted tote Fused. awn Ticket on etch of the fist four days, is addition to "which, the fiat 3,00 t) rickets drawn out refute Wheel are mottled ton/C(lst , , over mad above auy bereft that may be drawn against (:rem I, an emy purchaw is thatefore necessary, as toe whole weight of Capital roses is sure to be drawn in the first four days Ticket* and sharer are seliiiia, in veal variety, at the above Offizes whitie Nos. 2,141, and 4,639. the two Loa Florae's( Capitals of 30,0001, run, war • hoth shared sod sold t and where Twenty-one Captml Prizes were shared and sold in the Lilt sod present yeti. • • The I.OI*TERT begins the 14th of APRIL tioyEkus .1 Eis r NT % Ilt It) trzav, T. begin Drawing 14th April. 11C1111 , 1E. 4 .• .. bless a .• . . L.Looci .. are .. L. 40,000 4 A 1, 60 0 540 101 ,0 2 , . • • 10 em 0 , . $00.4 10 1 3000 '3,oau you drawn Ticket. 1-00, 0 00 11,004 Tickets. --- CAP ITALS DETERMINARI.F... iflro..trawl4 TICIOO to Day.... 1. :0,000 Ditto 24 MI ,0410 Ditto 94 Day 110,000 Mao 4th Da) 1ft.,'10 3 llot.) sth Day 11,f.,.(4 Diu...—. •.. ... Gth Qat 10,010 '11:1:7.1S AND MARES Are on Sao' at ever, Lieeserd Loony Odke. Piti.SE:: I' PRICE. Ticke. L. 19 Ilk. Ha L.II 3 0 t Flghth.. L.? IL' 0 Quarter 5 9 0 I Sent-ewth 1 6 6 The above Scheme will !Kona out the neceq•iti of an early parchaw, th at row Prizes of 20,0001 each, will rt baster to be ' ,ie e fi.st Foot Days, exclusive of uth Capital Pelee. I NSPECTI()N GAS-LIGHTS, &c.-110- J enured by Cie Apprnbeit;aii nl Rosa! Pvi.onagge, Lonks Spiraled end Tempera!, the Nobility, CI rgy, Gentry, V.i• Se1411 • ••if respective 11. ad . ,, iiictialiug the first Men of Senniee and Itio-novsks—sl has• re.rolved to devote the tour en. suing Thuisasys, the sth, WO., Inm, aud t:6th Marsh, at o'Clock. to the (Loathes Eltrukkathin iltscovcre, because seve...l mutton I.egiesiturs were prescient me Ex vest• mein., by the ons,onetant demotes in the Muse kif the live precooking Thinorl is nights. To assist onsonvenie. Cr, 1 ehilie.•t wish W It..itnhi me with the r also., un any particu:ar Tlwrd.y F.enieg, to 1.14 thou Cards in my artre. Slott Sbe, may not be docipi.nintssl. (nits went el toom.--97, Pall MO. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAT. HOUSE OF LURDS-WISPItSDAY, MARCi •. 1 he Attorney-General and Mr. Forthlanque were finally heard in the appeal cause, Thackwell Jeffries. The LORD CI IA NC EL LO R, after compliment. ing the late Chancellor on the accuracy and wisdom of his cd cision in this cause, when introduced into the Court of Chancery, some years since, moved their Lordships, that the decree then made by his Lordship in this cause, be confirmed ; which was unanimously agreed to. Lord Grimston tuck the oath , and his seat. The Heu.e went into a Committee Cu tll'.• Smith Sea Bill, the Irish Sugar Drawback Sill, and a Bill for conferring certain Privileges on the Bridewell Hospital Chapel. Several Amendments were read and arced to in the Committee„the Repert brought up, and ordered to be received to-morrow. The Home also went into a Committee on the Thames Police Bill. Lora It,DON rose to ()bk.& to a particular clause in me Sill, which made it crimi , al to any .sailor. who, having entered into an engagtment with the Master or Captain of a vessel, lying in the river, togo out on any voyage, or navigation; should, immediately previous to such voyage. absent him self, or d ^rt from thepaid vessel ; this, which bad Away. before been considered as a mere breach of contradt, the clause concluded to be a very high misdemeanour, and annexed a very severe punish -1110,4 to the offence, which was nn less than order tog the perpetrator to be confined for one calendar month, in one of His Majesty's gaols ; thus depriv ing the Master of the vessel of the benefit of his controa, as well as wantonly violating the liberty of the su:ojeft. He, therefore, moved the House— ‘• That the Chairman of the Committee report progress, and ask leave to sit again on Wednesday next."—Ordered. The I.2Si India Judicature List was presented by the Clerk of the House, and ordered to lie on the Table. I'he Eul of AYLESFORD stated, that he had waited on His Nl,.jesty, *las thi Address of Thanks voted yesterday' by the House, which Ad dress he was graciously pleased to accept. rse LORD CHANCELLOR stated, he had to inform the House of the receipt of a letter from Sir James Stewart, Bart. dated the eith of February, sooting, that in consequence of the receipt so( the Chancellor's letter, espreolve of the Thanks of this House, unanimously voted to himself, the of . ken, and soldiers, who fought under his corn morid, on the plains of Maids, on the 4th of July last, he had communicated the contents of that let ter to the army under his commend. which had been received with ur.tvetsal isatisfaftion, for which high and distinguished honour. he, and those tinder his comm begged the Waft to aerPpt their m•st grateful acknowledgments. This letter was of. dered to he printed. Mr. Mourogae presented at the bar of the House the Annovi Account from the Chamberlain of the City ; velicti was ordered to lie on the Table.— Aojaurned. ;lawn uqust (IF Lovoftons. A person from the Oilier of the Chief Secretary in Ireland, presented an aciniunt relative to the Re duction of the National De. t. Ordered to lie on the Tahle. Lord HENRY PETTY met, in pursusnce of his notice, to move, that three Gentlemen from Ireland. be ailed to the Committee of Finance, appointed to inquire into the state of Places and Pensions, &c. A. there were none of the Gentlemen already ap pointed, front that pelt of the United Kingdom, he certainly thought that there could be no ohjedion to tnis propoial. The Noble Lord then concluded with moving, serialist. that the Right Hon. Henry I Grattan. Coinnel Barry, and Mr. Dawbon , be add ed to the Committee et Finance.—Ordered. MUTINY BILL: Viscount HOWICK rose.and said, that be hid inrmerly given notice, that he would this day mire a clause in the Mutiny Bill, relative to Catholics legally having commissions in the army, but it had since occurred ro him, that the provisions he bad in view to propose, should more prnperiy be the sub jed of a separate Bill. He should, therefore, with draw that notice, for the impose of moving a sepa rate Bill upon this milled, tomorrow. He begged leaves at the same time, to notice an additional point, which might. possibly attract some attention. On further consideration, he thought it advisable to elegisd the permission to be granted in the Bill he alluded to, to the naval as well as the military ureic:. (liar! lied? He appreheuded that it would be more convenient to go into the Corn ' mittee, pro from?, upon the Mousy B 11, and to pass through those clauses which could not be objedion able, aad afterwards to re-commit it. The House would see the necessity of proceeding in this business as speedily as possible. Mi. YORKK said, he was exceedingly happy to end, that the Noble Lord had taken the step which he had jaw Dow proposed ,in regard to the new clauses, of which he had formerly given notice. With respea to the proceedings upon the Mutiny Bid, he had only to observe, that if there were no material amendments or alterations in its pro 'sions, he had no objeftions to state ; but if there were any, h- should move that the Rill be printed. The SECRETARY at WAR gave the Right Hon Gentleman to understand, tl at there were no alterations in the Mutiny bat fro.n former years. He tberetire should move the order ut the Uay for going into a Commute !span it. The House accordingly went into a Committee, and on its tetimitAtt, the Repot t was received, and the Bill orciacd to be recommitted on Monday tint. PRICE SIXPE .:C!; MR. SECRETARY wlieDeleid. Sir JO. IN COX fII PPES Lid, in pursuance of his notice of yesterday, moved, 6 , 'that the Order for taking the Right Hon. William Wrolhain IWO the custody rif the Serjeant at Arms, he read, in order to its being discharged." This being done, the Hon Baronet said. that since that Order of the House had been made, be had thought it right to make every inquiry, in, order to procure further information upon the sub jeft of the Hight Hon. Secretary's absence from the House. He had learnt, in consequence of such in quiries, that in addition to the nor...silty of her (Mr. Windham's) being induced to leave town, upon very short notice, to attend to mattess which involved great Constitutional Franchises, very urgent private business had detained trim since his departure. He believed that these circumstances had sot belts corn monicated to the Noble Lord (Lord flovrick). who had made the original motion; for he trusted, that if they bad , been stated by some person at tie time the proposal was made to toe House. the same lenity would have been shown to that Right Hoe. Gentleman, as had been shown to other.. for vinous some apoingses had been made. Having said this, he, therefore, had only' to'nsoft,' l3- That the laid Order be discharged." Mr. CANNING said, it was contrary to his viols to oppose any reasonable proposition of this nettve but he thought it wee impossthle tot tile Honor to consent to the Right Hon. Gentleman's ah•otice at a time when his presence was so urgent , and When every Member of the House was under the neces sity of attending regularly. 'Fire supplemaritary apology which had been made for th a Absence, at forded no adlitional inducement to comply who tile present motion, the more especially as the House bad already the authority of the Noble Lord oppo site fen' 'the order which eras made yesteiday, no such excuse having been urged in the Right Hon. Secretary's behalf. Sir JOHN COX HIPPESLEY added, that if be had known the twa extent of the excuse tlqat might have been made yesterday, be should 'net have omitted the opportunity. Mr. WHITBREAD stated, that be certainly agreed with the Right Hon. Gentleman civ-r the way (Mr. Canning), in regard to the imorepriety of accepting the apology made tor the Right idols. Secretary, upon this tooting, that it would be sow& au injustice to others, who might have ega.olT good excuses to offer. Lord HENRY PEATY also agreed with Mr. Canning. He observed; that however desirous he might bo to grant an indulgence, he could not help thinking, that leave of absence ought to love been previously applied for, and he had no dutiot ens House would have agreed to the request. The motion was then put from tad Chair, and negatived without a division. air JOHN NEWPORP moved for leave to bring in a Bid to provide for the better regulating and securing certain Rates and l'axes in Ireland. Amongst these were the Duties upon is indoors, Hearths, Maid servants, Horses, Dogs, Sec.— • Leave given. That Hon. Baronet also moved, 1‘ That there be laid before the House an account of the value of all the Imports and Exports of Irelatid, up to the year 1807, since last Keturo."—Ordered, aad the same preserved, and ordered to be printed. • COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. OA the motion of Lord HENRY PETTY, the House went into a Committee or Supply; Mr. HOSHOUSE in the Chair. • His Majesty's Message being read, Lard HENRY PETTY then addressed the Chairman and Committee as follows :—" Sir, it will be unnecessary for me. upon the present o-casio; to recall to the recollection of the House, she tir cumstances under. which Lord kitlictiarson was reed by His Majesty to repair to the head qua: tetsi ot the Prussian Monarch. It rs, I presume, sutheimtl well known, taJt it was both for the purpoie ot C.llll - such intelligence, as to the state of affairs upon theContutent as might 'le ttcught desirabl c', to afford entyressoisAbie •ssisssine.: su that .beau: which might be deemed necessa:‘, according •ottoe circumstances attendicg the treaty ssbith s utile be coocluded with him ibe tact is, that woo attest his Loidsnie s arrival, he found himseu ceased moue to make that advance stated its His Majesty's Message, for the particular • object of detendsag the toruesses stilt unsuddued to hums. It 11,11 been represented to him, in a miaoer th:tt gars him ieasua to trust to the truth and accuracy w the statement, that, without an adesuee ot sum• pe cuniary supply, it would be imporsible for Hi. t'ruso *San Majesty to cuusiuue Ws' armies In Silesia, to defend we fortresses in that c. unity ; souse of which have since been captured ; ai.ci, they of ore, I have only to represent to the Commtee, the pro. priety ot maims good teat Grant, which dis 4a jest] has already sanAioned and approved." Mr. BANKRS wished to know when rife Noble Lord intended that the Report of the Committee should be brought tsp, as he had some °user • vatibles to make upon this subject. Lord HENRY . PEI - TY answered, that it was his intention to have it reported to morrow; but if it should be wished, he had no objets.on to propose its being postponed till the nay following. No reply being made, the resolution was agreed to. and the report ordered to be received t. • morrow. coMMITTEL OF WAYS AND MEAN& On the motion at Lord HENRY Pit.rL'Y, the House went into a Committee of Ways and Meant 3 Mr. Hossissuss in the Chair. Lord HENRY PE. CI N . then addressed the Cur.. mittee nearly as follows: Sir, as an oppw tunny has been lately affs.rded cf the House knowing t. e &azure of the plan of finance, by niy tell:seri; e a tering at large upon that sub j ect, It wilt be unne cessary for me to repeat many or the statements I then made. At ele same time. from. toe cutouts stance of the Lvan tot the service ot the 'ear hay. • ‘