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ISt& THE COMNIISSION !ZS t.r Valrolling His hittlerte's Kato do herthy gore Motet, That on FRI DAY; thr 20th imammt, thos still be rend., es receive rot ifers no Irritertc, g aoled us), end treat for NOW WETS, COOPER'S TOOLS, sod COOPER AGE STORES, the Nereirse thu Deetetweat nab revive, for; the Spore of Cho Year, front the Dates of the t'ontraels to be debarred into the Vi , loystlyte Scores at kfrptliwd ; and to be pistil for by Pills. ritynhie, with &town', !Varese Davi oiler Dote. The (701.ditiosts of the Crootratts way 6: tees at the Sects targ's (Vire. N. regard still Le had to may Tessier, no &nett the Price shall Not be iyurted in II o,dt at kolas. or th tt shad , on( be delivered to the Hoard lwfore Oni tit lock, no the said Friday, the 2011. inertia ; ~,,e mulcts the Pewit who makes the Egoodor. ar ..mos. Person tai Sts belief. attends to answer tithe* u.tileel ViCTUALL:NIG•iIIVFICF, Fos 18 I.IIZ CONtf4 KIICS A 135IONve reawahong liis icot,'s A.!, do he'tfiv (toe Moine t Tho' iVED- A ESDAY, the 4111 of ALooth nett, they will be rend, to recent lenders to Wryly (.esker orp) mad treat I. TH:tEE NUS DRED CHALI MONS 'em..4 rmm.istia ( iscskt b, 1C,,,. rttesPr Meaytto). ft PI ITS TANF.ELt) M .10R COALS, or COALS of eqm4 Goo.ness ; to • meiter•eg es * 11 , 61/(C COT , . or C ;swots ; one halt thereat ai and the other half to the Ipere Two .lintathstro tlo she Ct wad. It iods old ' either permittin g .. air it th.- h&j' of His Miffs:o Nina/Mae l're wars at Phnoon.th 4;14 Sou , nod to he paid far by huts, ptuntirle with loutreo, Notes., Dap Irr elate The Coonati US of the CLII /Mei may hr ten at the Seer:tit. 's Uf.'ett. N.. regard yin be had to one Testier to ~ •C the Price shaft not he i.darrerri in I at tryth, or oto• shalt not he drew, al to the (lord helm" One o'Cinck on the 'nut Wre , estay, the 4tn if florets sets, nor ai d es the Person whit 'waits the reader, or some Person on hes 'shall, attends to answer .loim emoted for NORFOLK FLECTION. TO TILE GLN rLEN4 P.N. CLERGY, AND FREE HOLDERS OF THE cotwry OF NORF ELK 'rHE COMMIT rEV. 'of the HOU3E of COMMONS haesag deelaael the late Election void. the FREEHOLDERS of the Coo Lay ere ...lied upon to follow up the Resolutioas .4.ptetl at the trio as and recrtehable Meeo..,, held at thy Angel, an Norwich, on the 16th 04 January, by ies.tvine their Vote: (or ten. Gesatte , i.e,. at Independent Principles awl Ilhooutable Chlrattetb, who wall off., tocumky t e as CAlvhd.igg for their choke, •houll it ap pear that the late Identoets are art eirtabie is supply the pielicill Vacancy —.41:411C11, F 4 400114y 19, 1607. PARTNERSHIP. ANY Person having 10.0001. to advance. in a rasineetaial• and &wiles, and milling to I ,ertante an ACTIVE PARTNER, Fray hear of as advantageous offer, on perion4 .pplocatios to Mows. Wat kin• and Cowper. 7. Ctatt.ln'a lon, Ncvr•squa.e. Pnncipakhinne, Of then 5 , 311 , 1 , will be tf rated nth. Sir RICH RD HETLcy, Knight, deceased. ALL persons having an y cleans or demands upcn the Estate and *fleas of Sir RICHARD lIETI.EY, late of Alwalten, in the enmity of Huntnerdon, K..ight, demised, act requested fo.thwith to transmit their aecounu, with the natere of then Ntearits..s if any i to Mr Compton, of Water Newton, near Westford, or Mr. *rirknigton, Attorney, in StallaCrd. the Keeeuters, in order to the saute being dn. charged... And all permits who stand indebted to the Estate and E6-At of the .aid So Rh•hetet Hethir, are det.te* to pay .heir sespes live dents to the awl Mr. Corn .ton. oe Mr. Terkpoetn.i, oo inellsairly. or oth•rwro prov.-dtngs will ►e commenced ler re eo•err there4,-...ret, ant, 19A7. CITY FREEHOLD LOTTERY, ramulaar 24, 1807. AN T ROLFE, the principal Propvietor of the . Building. in the fast Clay Lottery, riving expended upwards of 60,0001 in ete.r.wittz the av e n ues K Snow Hill, his son, W. E. Rolfe, respectfillly %Akita he til mereue Friends, and the Pitdec in general, ta be eaily in their •pp:icauest for the Tickets, which ate issued by oiler ni the 'Trustees, Om , (Feb. )at the felioveri ng (Maces: No. 1, 7. and 40, Skiniier..tre..t : No I and 8, Veiset-street ; No 25, King street, Core .t-garden and Ne. 21, Thresdneelle. wart, close to the Rink. W. E. Rolfe begs leave to acquaint those Ladies and (I^ll. Hems* who have done hires the honour 1.1 &volt the inea• sure, by giving orders fit Tickets, that by applying at the City Lottery Office, Mo. 7, Skinner.street, Spow•hill, they may be accontsmodated with an corder to view the Grand Cominru. csal Hotel, which is finist , ing by Mr. kW,, and is the Capital Prise in the City Lottery, and ono of the most *stenos, build. ing. of the kind in Landed. A. rime person, :cave comolainsd of the delay in inning of !ficTockets, a(ter money had been tikeit cif them by way of de. posit, by grime 011ice.atatpers W. E. Rolfe thinks 3 necessary testate, that although his flaw has nearly three-fifths of the ionpetty at TOM ple-bar aid Skinner-street to tie dispesed of by the Lottery. W. ;C. ldolfe has, from the commencement, de. dined to take may deposit whatisr c t, Or say alum, In advame foe the Tickets ordered. DR GRILDORT'S CYCLOPI, DIA, JUST COMPLETED, ANU INCLUDING THk. eRRIENT STATE OF ALL ARTS AND SCIENCES. riIHE Proprietor of this Work haying brought ii it to a clove, lees it his duty to tender his Jeknowledg menu to the numerous versals who have honoured it with their coo ntenanee during the period of its publication. He 3 panel in having it 116 1116 power to stare, that Ile exerment 10 'ender it the list, eh.: most elegant, and the most uwfui Work of its kind, hats been duly appreciated by the Public, ani rewarded by as ement of fost.onsige which has far exceeded lin most angular expectations. It has been ceadiaLy acknowledged. by every purchaser, that, hes:des the evident superiority a the plan and execution, over every contemporary Work of a similar kind, the Parte hare regularly improved in elegance, quantity, and quality ; to that, in eget, respect, this Publication a cli:einial the cliesperst that has, for many year, been presented to the Pub lic. In justme to himself, threPropiimor shall now state that he her consulted the perfect:ion of the Work, rattier than the emit. ur the meet letter of ha original cngszeotrut with the Putrid; but in three months after it, coni,letiosi. 1. e. (ton end cher the Fine of May rrxt , he purposes to farm the ;ohm of the Parts from 91. to Vis. each and the complete W. sk, in buanis, fines Sl. ISe to 6 ramose. Atament, and till after the Ist of May, the Work will run times be be sold at the underimentiousd mice- ; Amy part superstar The complete Work in aunts The same, half binding, aid cut ' with Lassie bates, or in plain letlegpl 6 6 I isier-osess, JM. • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Thunoar, Eta It The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the following Buds t--The Irish. Treasury Bill, the Irish Controvertcd Elettiori, the Canada Yarn, Bar rack Cornmis.ioners. Army and Nlvy Seduaion, Cape of Good Hop; and Bowyer's Lottery Bulls. Toe Comori.siauers were, the Lord ChaoCellor, Lords Walsint„ham and Auckland. In the Appeal Cause Nlerckle o the Ereeutors of Sonar! Dick, Esq. Mr. Leach WAS heard in behalf of the Itespondents.—Puttlier cunbideranon to morrow. On the Motion of Lord WALSINGHAM, the Newfoundland Trade Bill was read a secamd time. - The further cnnsideratiOn apt the catt,e, S.r Wat kin Lowe, .411 , t L.) .Igotir v. John Morgan, wari post poned until tomorrow. HOUSE OF COvISIONS. Upnrs a Motion of Lord HOWICK, the House was orde-ed ri he called ne‘r t.o.morrow. The following Sr. the ntmes of the Members upon the Redtveil List, to try the merits of the Petition complaining of an undue Lledtion for the City of Rochester : • Edward S. Cooper, El. James Woolen, Esq. Bicha , i Da.son, Esq. Crtarle 4 .% , ruors, Man.'s Shaer, E.q Henry Porn's, Eq. Su H .11,1 t B.Welay, Bait. Charles trllara. .S c, SteiMeni, Esq. Hon. J. %V. Ward. C Cackrel, Esq. Jamas I.lCallaghals, Esq. FArnund Bastard, El. and J .1111 Blackburn, NI A. Taylor, Esq. A new Writ was ord e r e d to b e i ssue d f or t h e town ot Derby, is r , om of Edward Coke, Esq. who had accepted the office of Steward of the Chil tern Hundreds. Solt A LPH MI LBANK E,Chairman of the Com mittee to whom the ElvEliosi Petitioa for the Bo rndgh of Saltash had !seen referred, repotted to the House, that it was the opinion of the said Com mittee, that Matthew Rumen and Arthur Champer nowne, Esqs. were not duly ele3ed for the said horoagN and further, that William Freemantle, Esq. and the Hon. Richard Neville, were duly eletted. The Clerk of the Crown was then ordered to attend, and alter the Return, pursuant to the said Resolutions. Mr. Pratd, Chairman of the Committee upon the County of Norfolk Eleßion Petition, also re ported, that the Right Hon. William Wtodham and Thomas Coke, Esq. were not duly ..w ..'r T 1 NW county, aoa mat neater the re tition nor the Defence were frivolous and vexatious. Dp /a Motion of Mr. PR AEI), new writs were ordered for the County of Norfolk, in room of the said Right Hon. Wiliiam Windham and . n18171:16 William Coke, F.sq. A Message from the Lord s s e qua i nte d the Honse, that their Lordships had agreed to two Private Road Bills. Lord Howick presented at the Bar of the House, Copies of the Correspondence between the Gover nor of the Island of Trinidad, and the Secretary of State of this kingdom, relative to the number of Slaves imported into that island.—Ordered to be on the table, and be printed. Mr. Rose presented a Petition from certain Mer chants and Planters in toe Island of Trinidad, against Cie Abolition of the Slave Trade, which was ordered to lie on the table, and the Petitioners to be heard by themselves or Counsel, upon the second reading of tho Bill. Mr. Hibbert presented a Petition from certain Tanners in the County of Cork a. ainst the Oak Bark Bill ; but the Petition being printed, contrary to tile usage of the House, upon the suggestion of the Speaker, it was withdrawn. Lord Folkstone also presented a similar Petition from certain other Tanners, which was ordered to be refsTred to a Committee. _ _ Mr. Al!nut, from the C=ommissioners of the Nevi gation of the Tharnre, presented certain accounts of di•bursements for the year !SW—Ordered ta lie on the table. Mr. SHERIDAN gave notice, that he would, to-morrow, propose certain Re.olutions repelling tile day for 5 diming for a Committee upon the W:mtminster EleElion Petition. Pt)Olit'S LAWS. Mr. WHITBREAD rose, in pursuance of the Notice he had lately given, and adiressed the House nearly as follows :—•• Sir, what I am ab,rut to sub mit to the consideration of tile House, is concerni3g a matter of such magnitude and importance, that I confess I should have wished to have explained me views of it in a fu!lvt• assernhly. It is a suoject which apparen•ly involves in it one of the most dif ficult propontions upon earth. I :wan, that ot augmenting the sum of human happiness and mn rainy. lam confident it is not possible fOr man to aim at perfeilinn upon this point, because we see, that more than two centuries have elapsed. during which a setis!i of enatments have been male, and statutes entered upon your books, and yet we have not arrived completely at that grand Christian prin ciple which inculcates, that • man should do unto ostlers as he would t4ish others to do unto It is long since Parliament has undertaken. by their &Ts, to clothe the naked. is feed the hungry, to visit the sick, to suppress l ice, and to support virtue. From the period when PslliAment first inicrlered, till within a very short time from that in which I am now addressing you, it was supposed, that those enaftments contained in thew principle s which would produce the pieties of every thing eau/Pa t:ally necessary and good for the amelioration of tbe situation of the Foot in this country. It was not tall of late years that it was discovered. that that theory, which appeared most excellent, did not lead to those conclusions, which, in the first were thought to be most praslicable. Tails. I thi„k, h as mow Income the prstailiot_9piDies ill 013reto. ..... 41r-., . 4 0 % - .• fq t.: „.• • '.... 77AAV ;; y: , _ - S 4....._t -• :, v, •T. .. I `.:* :- ...., 3 ' ; ..,-., ' '' 11 ‘11\ ,' - . 4 , ti.i...# i .Alt * ; , 14 It. TRIOS SIN this country, and I may say s io fag, that the law . is alleviate the situation pf tbe poor arc our reprreset... It wa. re-sr Jed by a Repon triode to Parliansest is the la:: S anion, that how weer kingdom (Irelen where t:i • poor are described by all who vier h . t. 4 by the se who Like-tit it, obein a deplotabe• a • of wretchedness, that the system of laws w• .14 prevailed in England sh.suld ead peed for • purpose of alleviating their mi .ery ; bat upon investigati" it was ascertained that the Poor Lawe of this country would on:r tentl to aggro* vate t' e hardships sustained se the other.--• Varioui schemes have arisen, ground. ..1 upon AM original suture, passed in the 431 of Queen Zhao. • betas, and maw! re e ul a troos a nd mattresses , bark, 3. record: d, that the distresses of the Poor have, its fad, been aggravated rather than dunioishe. forninkfilfebelii aubslblimme diellairlts least vet stared, that the of itself was radically witase t I say, m the earlier part of my parks:menu, Ike. • . I took the liberty of woo:wing ctrtain regtti l stallelie ern that Statute, which were not formerly idopsed. Wring now in contemplation a general review of the whole system, it is not my intention to embody those regulations and enadments in it. A Right Honourable Gentleman, now no nsore (Mr. Pm), also attempted a reformation of the Poor Laws, but his system proved completely abortive, for the Bill • be proposed never went thlrugh its different stager,. and indeed never went at all into discussion. It I do touch upon any part of the Bill to winch I 1. lude, it shall only be those particular parts which approve, or deem worthy at least of being recont mended to the consideration of the House. Thse, moment when that Right Honourable G -miasma addressed the House of Commons, with ail the Nt cc;' 1 powers of his accu st om e d elocrier.ce, was not easily 1 to be forgotten by those who heard him. The oldest Members of Parliament who were then in this I-louse, will remember the repressions which he used upon that occasion. He told us that he had chosen as the basis of the regulations whieh het . had formed, the ad of the 431 of Qneen Li t.abetb,,. as Ad which, lie said, ought to ;se revered, from its being to us, as it were, the Bide upon that sub- . . jet. Therefore it wa s , t h at h e streouous ly :geom . mended as to get into the path Which that statiam, pointed out. hose that period, hosier-r, a revolution has talkie place c ~ n the subject or the Poor Laws in the public Many began to doubt of the propriety of ui. r eery existence. Me. l Malthus, who has written upon IS sohjedle W w undertaken to prove that they are all wheogi at* his principles, which l have relit...llmi opon s are noise I think, in nature, tapahld of refutation; but tlao-avaseicirt tar his madm-ikeen Maw pesire and the length he he. gone, are mite a &Trireme . matter; for although I approve of his dearmstr..e lion, yet I do not approe the restut be makes . out of it. Ido wish to go into a consideration of the original abetted right which one man may have for a eontriteution towards his rueport from another, or of the right that every man has to be supported upon that earth upon winch he was horn. I may venture to rely upon there being a clear unw. derstanding, and a unanimous sentiment upon :hie point, for without that, it to AS...dimly impoasiblo.. to go into a reliant of that sys;cm which has pros . railed in the country. It is not surely necessary to argue the question,whether a man born has a right to derive assist.tnee from his fellow-creatures born before him. I am sure that in this country mere will always be found a refuge and relief from misery our Sterne Hook, even although that misery should be brought on by vice, but much more so, should it be brought on by misfortune. Supposing that Mr. Malthus is corre(l in what he lays down as to vice having increased by means of the Poor Laws, and misery been aggravated, would it be prudent to abrogate the Poor Laws that now exist ? Ido not think any man can say, that it would be proper 'to do so. In a political point of view, we should avoid it. In a moral and humane point of view, it . ought also to he shunned ; because the starthitior, misery, and desolation which it would produce s would be greater than any that ever took place amongst a conquered perple. Then, Sir, the next question which presents itself, iy whether a gra dual abolition of those laws be not possible ; and whether we could not pot ourselves into that very state we w•re in previous to the AR of the 49d cf Elisabeth. Mr. Arthur Young has been supported by the great authority of an Hon. Paronet. lee a Member of this finnse. I mean Sir W. Pultene:. in his opinion, that it would be pas...lisle to get rid of the Poor Laws by gradual extindion, in this man ner ; that we should take an annual return of the Poor's Rates, and tell the poor, t'.at they could r. t possibly get any more AII,:SIATICe thin a lite sum for the year ensuing. This they called • gradual Aholtrirn, but Mr. Malt..us has proved, that their principles west totally fi'4B, as well at , cruel in the extreme. In discussing ti i; 'shied, it will be nece‘Yary tor me to detain the ,House. by going into it at considerable lesigth ; tat, I am cen vinced, that. from the nature of she querion, you will deem it worthy of ergagielnour attentiern, and 4cmanding your indn'gence. It it impossible that I can, on such a business, mein 'vitt, opposition, ea. leis it be as to the mere &fed, of my plan. It is 4 question, mnin which I believe i have the pod withes of the Fipple of the cou..try; and I hope, op em their ac.- Am, that I may succeed. I shall am , • at least, that I have taken considerable paint to . derstati.l the see jrEl wh,ch I have thus under ;:teen. aball take the bherty in the first place of reading a relit:l6ra of the plan of Mr. Youn g an d Su- sV.Pu!- 'envy, who b.Jh round fault Inth the plan of Mt. MAttlius." (Here the Hon. Gent)-m sa read from a paper the retina:ion alluded to) If expenditure wire to but lonised , according so their play, it is evident that pestilence and famine would klestrvy maoy. In many tort:inert, I could rliow, that pe.m. , lence has been sto; pal by a reasonable relief bring afforded. It the right n 1 sup i om t exists at all, it mum in a manner erg In an nntunited • t ;t4 3 if) I. I 1 Tobe LEI or soLt), with immediate pos . iress.cm, a G.nt , el FREEHOLD HOUsE of a parlour. NU: bllll6lOOO/11. two 1 / 4 10 C1101.1.Mlica, POP. &e. with allealie appebialue;llllolffildb, cluiras, eat orehani, well stocked With Gott trees, and about Yl pales of griaund ; situated ststeen miles and a half trorn Lnoelon, one and a half from tlitsridgir, ears n at the turnA• road, in the midst of a hoot of fox-hounds, near the riser CAP* aid this Grand Juiietion Canal. For further Particulars apply, if rationally, between twelve and three n'eleeb, or by Letter ( i .ew p U Mr. Davidion's Frosting-Office, 17, Desk i'sessiiit, Dritry 'anti