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WALKER respectfully announces his is OPEN DAILY from Tell in ohs Shlrointgoll SW IA : ' Mr. HUMS ~,,.to prescut a Petition which hurl LOVE•IN A VILLAGE. 1 M new El DOURANION. He proposes availiag him. the Eveoing. 'By wires , .:* . L.,!,1;.-*, .I I ' f-11. the Trade,* ofilltratvtetaish hOme'cusinesion with the subject of the cootsho of Mr William Meadows, Mr. Roots ; If o iro x hiloadowa, Mr. I self of this Insusaiss Stage (the largest its Londoss) to die- VIM YOUMO, Itaipar. .., Ilheil irCesswidauwe IS UI WI " 14 Gallant Fri tu d re l at i st to Neapuhtan affair., Hera; illetiCe Woodcock, Mr. Meader;. Haertberns Me. 1 play on a reesasasurste stale, his Improved (arid oftia Adesiatios, Is.—cmalogue, Is. .pso,oird., 2 'l', , :.... .. . • ' . - -i- • • • g os..h. (his Stb sonearasee in that character); Heeler, itiratedl IIitRERY...-PaA1....1.... I. Lin. vas_ minute , gir 1111.1 M , Pareted. Stilt• H. y" brought up certain papas* cud rispsit• m preesediegs is Hatlish emir'is of Jii • Thos Army sod Marius Mr -- Bills tins paced. Bra Mien raTOPSOIII --- diiiiiioll l 4ll64.• Mr. ICs • L. Deborah Woodcock, M. Harbin.; Ls. (WO, Miss Cebitt ; Madge, Mrs. Bland; &wets (dab date), Mies Wiles.. After wile', the favourite Extravagant* called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Doe Giovanni, Illsdasse Vestris • Leporello, Mr. Harley; lie. Flortatiee rinichia„ Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, Miss CAM; Miss Coristeatis Palmate, Miss Peery; Mrs. Thaisitusdry, Mrs. Dobbs; Squalling Fan, Mire. Bland. The Doors will be °prised et Half-peel Sis o'Clock, and oftea pirated) tlitHEßY.—Particulars ii bilis. TO-NIGH? (WEDNESDAY), Mareb 21, at Seven o'Ciock. Buser, fro.—Pit, As. Large fires are coughing', kept, and lb. Room mill be Ailed op as meal on Conant Nights, erith Otairs. sofa+. Sic. Places may be taken, mid Tickets bad at the Bus Office of the Theatre, mid at Mr. Doerr's, Old Bead street. Mr. W. is glad she Friends, ■nd others who object to a Theatre, Sad this noble Room agreeable and convenient. mpg . end which be bed rOfasioed frogs presenting befin. No' (' rtain papass.aad.rispiset• NM.. wa..• ••••14,:11 INC Duo rrirstaieu iron' preseoting priori, - use. it. salon Insierbt ay be \g R. lf-i A V 1)0 N's PICTUItE af to promodiags is Kitsdish Goias of Justice. • _ _. _. on account of the Noble Lord (CordetraitilL tart itlL u CHRIST'S AGONY la the GARDEN" 13 NOM 'TM Army mod Shrine Muti n y Bill s * e re read lbw 1311111 lieing in his pace. The Pvtitimer was Cirrississ OPEN for Enisibitioa at the Great Room, 19, St. Jame*. lied and Puma. Francis liouleti, who in the )ear 1806 eoterrel halo street.—Admission, le. ANTI-MEPHITIC BILL. .• • the Briti s h se r s ic e i n th e kingdom of the Two Sit ,-• , - lie., :girl reiusiord in the employ of 1.1. i. contel.k* BANK - OF ENGLAND, MARCY 13, 1511. Illepb arr. iti Cti c Rill, c a rd s lau sid v a iii fewtords r i m its rum' ois hili prol f . ille ait . i'. in Caluhrin up to 11115. In the Lourse II f that 1.t... T HE COURT of teRECTORS of Me Mr. Alderman WoOD opposed the Bill- . • - • GOVERNOR aid COMPANY of Use BANK e Mr. 111ARRYATT moved as sa Amendment, Hint it he rio ,l he su ff ered many hardships and prisotionu, a, a ENGLAND oleo Wolfe*, mid a second - Ham Hial . day six mouths. sustained considerable losses in consequ e nce of h im That a GENERAL COURTIIIIII be held at the Husk an Mr. P. 310411111 aiirkle she Bill, as did seer Sir MAC exertions in the service of ilns country. Lie wss THURSDAY the !$d instast.ist Elms o'Cloek is the Foss. COPPIN, Mr. MUrnellinwellee. BY NG. arrested by . order of the French Government oti mime, to consider of • Dividend sad QM, that mambos Orr Mr. MONCK sold a its wan& ha its Amour. . . N ERA L COURT will •bo the Bask or T A Mr. CURWEN the 10th April ort, irons ilso . ' Mime . 111 Pr s ".t - - !ti:e;,....-. 1, 14.i , -: _ :.,k ' ugf.c• -if lb! Agfdati.o Iltr Slitisiitiiluversiment. woo ..s , Fier la She Afternoon, flit Elecilim nli Governor and 1 . 1 1 01 01 0 400 How &Ada, wAin N_, _aPles • ; 1111s1. for hoeing French ou u coriespo, - For irsenditeitt at isen s tesicer tribepilot by a ruihtary minium!, but Ile Depury-Goveroor for tbe you risuisie(wfibth will be declar- Agairist it ed that evening); moth Ore same Ciallii will he onitiinised 'by .. . 7 tidied to a Coliihreav ellrn• in 11 1. 011- nit M a ,rrt. nt rm. tie Performances on each !venire commence at Seven. Boxes, "Is. • Second Price, 34.1141.—Pit, 3s. id.; Seemed p r i e s, 9 8 -I,ower Gallery. tor.; Sewed Price, lc—Ulmer Signers, Is. ; Stow' Frier, Id. Mara to be toils *t Mr. R•eirelt.o tie of the 1111b1e - or tie Thaw. A oew Serious Opera is in prewarstion. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, MARCII, 1821. THE Public are respectfully informed, that, owing to the Cllefli and complication of the Ha clattery in preparation for the LECTURE on the STRUC TORE of the UNIVERSE, it is totted impossible to foo dory it Wen WEDNESDAY, the tOth inmost.. m THE SCAGLIOLA WORKS. TFI E Nobility, Gentry, Arehttecta, and Builders are respectfully informed, that THE SCAGLIOLA MANUFACTORY and MARBLE WORKS, lately carried or by Mews. Browne and Youngs, iu the New-road, near Rumen mrare, have been Removed so N 0.33, CA (HOAR. THEN-S rREET, Tuitenham-court-road, and will in future be carried us by Worm. BROWN E and CO. ed Huai evening); _ same .e annals adjournment,. sod held at the same place, and during the same boor., on WEDNESDAY the I lib April next, for the Election of Twenty-four Directors (which will oleo be one of the Quarterly General Courts appoint►d by the Charter), and the Election of the Twewty.foer Directors will be de clared os soon as the terutiwy is over. Piloted lists of the Proprietors, having vote•, will he ready to be delivered at the Bank on Monday the 213th inst. WILLIAM SMITH, Deputy-Secretary. N B —lly an Act passed in the 7th year of the reign of his late Neje,ty, no person will he entitled to vote al the said Election who shall not have been six calendar months possessed in his own right of the stuck fur which be shall then give his vote, unless the said ►tock shall have been acquired, or shall have come by bequest, or by marriage, ur by succession to an Intestate's estate, or by the Custom of the City of Lond ,, o, or by any deed or settlement after the death of any person who shall Uwe been entitled for life to ibedivideuds of seek stuck. THRATRE-)ROYAL, CUIRNT-GA RIPEN. TO -MORROW. THURSDAY, March 9.2, will be performed a new Opel*, called DON JOHN ; Or, THE TWO VIOLETTAS. Dos John, Mr. C. tremble; Dun Frederick. Mr. Uses; Deka of F Mr. Durrett ; l'etrachiss. Mr. Connor; Fersaiono, Mr. I.ision. Forst Vtotrttn, bliss Holland, Landlady, Mr.. Dayetsporl; Second Violeita, Miss Stephens. Afar, which Ilse Farce or Majority. The Bill was reeeordiogly 'oat. BANK ISSUES. Mr. PEARSE moved fur accounts of the amount of Rank of England notes in circulation, from 26th Febou•ry 1796, to 26th August, 1820, both years inclusive, together with the relative prices of gold, distinguishing each period. Mr. GREN FELL said, that, although he (*soldered the warfare between ►imself sad the Bank at an end, yet he had reserved to ►imself the right of calling the atteutiou of the House to any subject connected with the affairs of the Batik, which be thought deserving of their wroth's. He bad already Succeeded i■ inducing the House and the Government to reduce the amount of public balances HI the heads of the Bank. from the sum of 11,000,0001. to 3,700,0001. The interest upon this sum to the Bank, must, Remedial( to the usual rate, amount to ■bout 186,10001. an mortnoths sum of money, and far beyond what the service entitled them to. He conceived sbat the Bank of England ought to he content with a portion of this profit, and give the public credit for the remainder. He thought that they should keep no more than 100,000/. at the etrooit. Their charge fur keeping the accounts of the public he thought very exorbitant, bring equal to one per cent. on MI the dividends they had to pay. Many Londoa bankers would be glad to 010 the heathen for 10,0001. per annum, ■nd 100,0001. altogether would be ample profit fur the Beak to derive from hotly the sources which he bad men tioned. When there was such general need and cryiug out fur reiresclintent, lie thiought the attentiuu of the House *tight to be called to this subject, which, if properly dealt with, would yield a saving of 270,0001. Mr. PEARSE maid, that if the warfare between the Hoe. Gentleman and t►e Bank bad ceased, it was out because the Bank were possessed of any earnest desire to withdraw from the combat. Leaving this subject. be wished to observe that his object in moving fur the accounts was to give the fullest elucidation to those theoretic specnlations which charged a great part of the distresses of the country to the alteration made in the currency by the paper of the Bank of &Wiled ; for be bad observed that whenever any of the Gen tlemen opposite found themselves at f►ult with any mea sures or complaints having referente to the general state of the country, Obey immediately had recourse to a notion which was always eiteather is their heady sad soloed their difficulties by referring the House to the circulation of Bank •f England lint's. Sir J. NEWPORT said, that in his mind, to use the language of the Member for Oxford last night, the most eloquent man that could possibly enter that House could not demonstrate more forcibly the opposite truth to that which was assnmed by the Hon. Member than that Hon. Member himself. He thanked him for the accounts which be bad moved for, because they would certainly prove that the privilege which the Bank of England had enjoyed, with reaped to the issuing of their notes, was in au inverse ►alto SILKS, SUITABLE FOR LADIES OF FASHION. ALL Weavers who have any Good. that have either novelty or elegance to recommend them, which they can sell cheap for ready money, have now an opining ally of having them SOLD, by applying at SHEARS and COMPANY, 11, Henrietta-street; where Ladies are certain of Muting the largest and decidedly the most elegant variety in this Metropolis of fashionable Silks, Satins, Gauzes, Sic. and at prices so extremely low, that no idea can be formed without inspection. Good Same., at 2.. 10d. per yard, and new Florence Stripes, at 3s. 9J. the Gown. Bedford House, 11, Heurteits.strect, C,ovent.gai den. TOO LATE FOR DINNER. Freak Poppleton, Me. Junes; Mr. Nicholas Twill, Mr. Liston; Frede►ick Puppis-trio, Mr Connor; Mr. Puerta!, M►. Blanchard; Rotor, Rafter, Mr. Emery; Mons. Filmset, Mr. Yates. Mrs. Tbiiiiipwin, Mrs. Davenport ; Miss Emma Somertots, Mrs. T. ; Miss Elisabeth Piccrufi, Miss Beaumont. Wore to be opened at Half•past Six o'Clock—the Play to boffin at Seven. Boxes, Is ; Second Price, 3s. 6rl.—Pit, 3s. 64 ; Second Price, Ys.—Gallery, Ss.; Sccuud Price, lc—Upper Gal lay, Is.; Second Price, Places fur the Bores so be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Otlice, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Ptieate Bus may be lied fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Ottice. Oa Saturday, The Padlock: Leeson', Miss Flatland, (her Iltst appearance to that character). MUSIC. —The new-invented portable HARP, • kind of Instrument which has se long been wish. mt fur, la now happily accomplished in the new Dital Harp. This little Instrument possesses all the general properties of the large Pedal Harp, alibutigh only one-third the sine ; it bas a superior fine quality of tone, is very soon learnt, and of small price ; they are a sweet accompaniment to the voice, as also to the pianoforte, Ice. and are exceedingly ele. gaut and graceful, besides many other peculiar advantages attached to them, which cannot be well described in an Ad vertisement. They may be seen and heard, and can only be had et E. LIGHT, Illogic Professor (the Inventor and Pa tentee), 8, Foley-place, Portland-place, Loudon ; where also the terms ur Instruction in Music, and She mei bod of playing ou them, tee. may be known. This Establishment is fur the disposing of the above new Instruments, and fur giving In. siruction in Music and Singing, and also particularly fur playing on the Mal Harp and the Piano-forte.—lt is not a Shop. N.l3.—Coselry Ladies who visit London bat fur a few days may receive mute instruction on the above Harps. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. TRUST/RCS, His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKE of RUTLAND. The Most Noble the MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON, The Might Honourable LORI) KING, &e. Ike &c. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. Showing Director, J. T. Rather Beanatout, Esq. F.A.S. THE distinguishing Principle of this Office is, that it combines the *lability or a Company haying a large Capital with the minor Advantage of slurring Profits as in Union Societies. ORATORIOS, TH EA TR ft• ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN, Coder tue threesion of Mr. Bsshop. The combination of talent on Friday last baying beers ha soured with a success unparalleled in the Reuels uf these reformative', it is revectially announced that Mrs. Sal mon and Madame Campurese are engaged fur the per formance on Friday next, in addition to the vocal strength previously engaged, via. Miss Stephens, fse. kc. Mr. Brahma, Mr. Fyne, and Signor Angrisani. ON FRIDAY NEXT, March VS, a GRAND and• POPULAR SELECTION of VOCAL and IN STRUMENTAL MUSIC, to commence with Mozart's ad mired Overture to the "Zawberfiute." In the course of the evening Mrs. Salmon will sing, by de sire, the air" Iloly, Holy;" the deem", with Mr. Graham, " Ah, Perdue& ;" and, accompanied on the Flute, by Mr. Nicholson, " Oh! Duke Conceidu„" Madame Camporees will sing " Dt Placer mi 11,11211 tl eor," from the celebrated opera" La Garza Ladra," and the scene " Ecco a le," by Slayer. Miss Stephens, by desire, " The Mocking Bird;" " Let the bright Seraphim ;" by express desire, the popular ilnetto with Signor Augment, " Giorrinette," and the duet, with Master Laiughurst, "My pretty Page." Mr. &atm will sing the favourite scene, " In vain may this bosom ," the Echo Duet from "Zoltan," with Miss Stephens; and a grand arena, by Paesiello. Master Smith, by desire, "The Hymn of Eve." Signor Angrisani, " Sei Morelli," and a duet with Madame C.amporese. By particular desire, at the end of the And Act, the NEW GRAND TRIUMPHAL ODE, i■ Honour of the First Anniversary of his MOM Grarouus Majerto Accession in the Throne, composed by Mr. Bishop, the Poetry by It. Smedley, Esq. will, in consequence of the rapturous applause with which it was received on Friday last, be repeated fur tile third lime, and by an Orchestra of nearly Twu Huudred Performers, including a Double Orchestra of Harps. Mr. Nicholson will perform ■ new Concerto on the Flute. . . A permanent Capital of 400,0001. has :keen formed in ad dition to the Onctuaiing Capital seising from the Premiums; and it is expressly provided, that these Fluids alone shall be answerable for Losses, whence Persons insured see effec tually secured frogs Liability tor the Losses of others. Returns 0(20 and 45 per Cent. have bees invariably paid to all Persons who have continued insured Seven Years, whether their Policies were taken out for Seven Years, or were renewed annually, which Returns during the last Seven Years have exceeded 30,0001. CA IV ERls's NEW PROGRESSIVE DRAWING-ROOK. This day is poldirhed, in large 410. No. I. price 1.. Id. can. Fuur Lithographic Draniugs of Original Laud. _ _ . _ NAPLIES: AND THE HOLY ALLIANCI! Fourth Edition, with Two Cuts, 41 Crowning" and " Crushing," price Is. HONE'S RIGHT DIVINE OF KINGS TO GOVERN WRONG. Dedicated to the Holy Alliance. By the Author of The POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Printed for William Hour, 45, Ludgate-hill. Also just publialied, dedicated to Lord Castlereagh, THE SPIRIT OF DESPOTISM. 5 . 0 This work is superior to every production of the press within the present ceulury. All that the Author touch.. be turns into gold. The French, instantly prirceiv. lag its extraordinary merit, have translated it, and it is now read throughout France with the greatest avidity. Although containing as much tit quantity as a volume of Gibbon's Roman History, it is published by W. Hone fur Eighteen peace. i* &e. scope Be.—Nu. 2,3, 4,5, and 6, are in a state of forwardness. T i ll CALVERT hai been prevailed upon by IL • his numerous Pupils throughout the Dilated King dom to favour them and the Public with those progressive Lessons, including the First Rudiments of Drawing, in hie own peculiar, free, and spit ited style, so well adapted to fur ther the improvement of the Pupil, from his earliest effults to his accomplishment in the Art of Design. London: Published by T. Hughes, 35, Ludgate. street ; and may be bad of Paley and Co. Dow-lane, Cheapside ; and in all the principal towns in Ireland and Scotland. with the general interests of country. Mr. MONCK said, that if the returns moved for were in tended to show that the price of gold had not been affected by the paper circulation of the Bank of England, by stew. int that in the case of an in I issue, the price of gold did mot rise, the accounts would nut state the matter The price of gold depended not on the issues of the Bank of England only, bat un the amount of all the paper circulation of the whole country. In 1813, when the Rank of England,' had 24,000,000/ in circulation, the circulation of other hanks amounted to 21,500.000 f. The whole circulation of Bauk notes was then 411,500,800/. In 1817 the country books could with difficulty circulate 16,0041,0001. The Bank of Englast increased its issues, the circulation of its paper be ing 49,000,0001. in that year. This produced no change is the price of gold, because the iue merely replaced the country batik issues which had been withdrawn. The whole circulation of all the bank. was 45,900,0001, being less than is 1813, although the Bank of England had increased its issues 5,001,01001. The consequeece was, that the price of gold was less in 1817 than iu 1813, when the Bank of England issues were least. This day is !Published, handsomely primed uue vol *so. AGENERAL VIEW the DOCTRINE of REGENERATION in BAPTISSI. By CHRISTOPHER BETHELL, D.D. Drau of Chichester. Printed for F. C. and J. Kivington, 61, St. Paul's Chards. ya►d, and 3, Waterlou•plaee, Pall-mall. IMPERIAL PAULIAMEIVT. Tlhi• day are published, ADOLPHUS'S MEMOIRS OF QUEEN CAROLINE, HOUSE O F LORDS, Tu SS DAY, MARCH 20. 7he wboie to conclude with, by express desire, and 'wills the additional Insirsoments, as ',caned for three Per forwmaces, WIN ER's GRA NID BATTLE SI N FONI A ; and she National Anthem, " God save the King," with ad ditional Stanzas, by W. F. Collard, Esq. and accompanied by 16e Oreliesirs of Harps. Principal Vocal Performers—Mrs. Selman, Madame Cam purer's., Miss Stephens, Signor Aogrisatio, Mr. Ppm, Mr. Tetrad, Mr. Tunnel, Master Losighuras, Master Smith, and Mr. Brahmin. _ Nineteenth Edition. THE above popular Work, embracing every circumstance connected with the memorable Scenes of her Majesty's Eventful Life, from the earliest to the present period, and embellished with numerous Views and Portraits of Distinguished Public Chsracie,s, may be bad complete,iu two handsome volumes, price 24. boards. Likewise ADOLPHUS'S REPORT of the TRIAL of the QUEEN, complete in one volume, with numerous Portraits, price 105. boards Published by Jones and Co. Oxford Arms•passage, War wick-lane. Their Lordships met at half part four o'clock. Mr. S. Wortley, Mr. Giant, Mr. Lawley, Sir M. Follies, Sir James Graham, and other Members of the House of Commons, brought up the Military Mutiny Bill; the Marine Molloy Bill; the Grampound Disfranehieement Bill; the Bill fur building additional Churches in St. Mary-te ams', in the county or Middlsaex, and several private Bills, which were severally read * hist time. Mr. Irvine, from the Custom House, broneht up an ac count of duties on Malt and Spirits iu Ireland, and a list of Irish geo4lll imported Wu Estgiand.—Laid on the table. The Earl of BIESINTON said, that on cuitsideting the conversation be had uu a former night with the Noble Earl (Liverpool) relative its the sum granted fur the tempo rary relief . ..if Ireland, he was of opmiuu that the best mode to tato what be wished fur was, to move fur the amount of the sum granted to Ireland on that occasion, the sum advanced, and whit was returned by the burrowers; also the correspondence between the borroweis mid the Treasury —Ordered. The Noble Carl then said, • Cifflllll. stauee had been mentioned to him which, in his opistiou, re quired expianation, that vessels frum Ireland paid fur besiege and tonnage meiy time they arrived in the ports of this country, and coasters Maly paid It onee a year. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said be had no doubt but the Noble Earl's iulormation was correct, as vessels euiniug from Ireland were cuitsiderevi corresponding vessels. Ile would, however, inquire tutu the subject. The accounts were ordered. A Message from the Lords announced their assent to seve ral Bills. Places to be had of Mr. Brandon, •t the Do:-ofEce, Hai t-iirert. COURTS OF JUSTICE IN GUERNSEY. FOUND. 31R. MAYHEMS (who, having been ont of his it Element) will be found again AT 11031 E, for the 128th tine, at Ike THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSE, STRAND, TO-MORROW, THURS DAY, March St, when it is respectfully announced that he will have the honour to attempt a Description of his Travels in AIR, EARTH, sad WATER. los Part Third Mr. Mathews will represent the Pleasures of a Sea Voyage in the Polly Packet. Mr. Mathews's New Entertainment was received as usual. Mr. BENNETT presented a Petition from Benjamin Bishop, of the island of Guernsey, complaining of injustice in having been without sufficient cause arrested and thrown Into prima, whereby be had sustained irreparable loss sod damage, without any power of obtaining redress, owing to the state of the Coast in that island. hlr. C. BATHUKST did Doi rile to oppose the Petition being laid uu the table, but he minutemen teat the indiei• dual had been arrested according to the law of the island, land this Petition was nothing more nor less than an appeal here the jurisdiction of the Court by which he had been tried. NEW PERFORMANCES. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. !►IR. BOLOGNA. __ THIS EVENlN6,Wt.iiitadaT, March 21. and every WEDNESDAY aid FRIDAY EVENING during LENT, and every Evening during Parton Week (Good Friday excepted), en entirely new Patios ial, Optical, and Mechanical Exhibition, called, 'IIIE PANORAMIC MIRROR; NATURE'S REFLECIVIL Piece I.—A Grand View on the Rhine, with the Effects of Daybreak, the Hieing of the Sun, &c. Mr. BOLOGNA, during the interval of the Perform mires, Hill exhil.it a variety of New and Superior Decep tions, with Cards, Magical Figures Balls, :toil unrivalled riCCUP , of Mechanism, including the Cabinet of /Cady— the Wonderful Column—the Self-acting Wiuolactill— and the Prime of Colijiirors! Biter I I.—A View of Yarmouth, the Yarmouth Road., Ac. with lord Nelson's Monument, and the surouundlog lbua• thy, Str. Bta I.II.LII'UT ISLAND; or, ()M BEE ES CIIINDIS! Vies 111.--Sea Stoup and Ahipsreek. The &roe will close with the Representation of a Shipwreck, and the Pre aeration' of the Crew, by Means of the Life Bust, Ac. lb. Evtatagi Prrforiu■acs to conclude with improved Hydraulic Expe►iments in w►ich Mr. BOLOGNA, in addi -6011 to mine of the must admired of his former Pieces, will introduce a variety of new ours; .hewing the pleasing and woselerfel Elects of t h e Unities of the two Elemmais of Firs and Water!!! Boxes, 4a.—P.t, S. —Gallery, lc —Doom epos at She, begin at a Qttirt:t Ware Seven..-21.cot.ti Peat at Half-past Might. This day is published, in one large vol. Bvo. with a Map, price 12.. boards, AN HISTORICAL, STA'T'ISTICAL, and DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT of the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, founded on Official Dais, and Translated from the Spanish, with coneiderah:e Addition.. Ity tV3I. WALTON, Esq. A.* This is the first original Wotk of this kind published on that interesting portion of the lodise, Archipelago, thud will be lowed highly valuable to persons couuected with India, as well se in the gene's! reader. Printed for T. and J. Allman, Booksellers to her Majesty, Princes-street, Htusueer-square; and J. M. Richardsou, Cornhill. TRANS! FOR FAVOURS, AND CONGRATULATIONS ON SUCCESS. . . - ---• Lottery and the - Contract having both termioated last Saturday, it has once more become the pleasing duty of T. BIM to thank his best Friend., the Pol.- lir, which he dues most sincerely, fur the very treat patron. age he obtained ihrmighoet the Contract. This duty is s t em , t h e m o r e gratifying to him, when he has occasion at she frame time of congratularine them on their his Offices ; and though it seldom happens that be has out to bout of the favours of F•rrterie, yet of coarse at some periods her smiles sre more favourable than at others ; and therefore be now has to congratulate his patrons on their b e au s( o btained from him Ono-knit of all Ike areal Capitals, viz. THREE out of the SIX Prizes of 11,0001. &c. lee. as the g e n ew t ee ep l e orliel list will shear N u . 2,0.53 ..(Class .4)..a Prise of.. £ll,OOO 2,9911..(( lass A).. a Prise .r.. g 41,000! tees (Glens a) . a Prise of.. kei,noo! I,lll..(Class A)..• Prix. of.. 11400 ! And Nine other Capitals, Consuls and Mosey, all shared and sold by 1119 H, 4, Cornbill, sud 9. Charing-cross. and by his Agents in the Country, in the Lottery which fisiabed tor Saturday list. * s e A new Contract was to liars hoes entered into this bay for soother Lottery or Lotteries, to ost or fore Igth July ; but is consequence of a misunderstanding as to the Conditions, the 'lidding is postponed volt! Friday lest, at Eleven teCklek. March to, ilti. GRAMPOUND DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. The Earl of CA KNAHVON moved, that this Bill shook! be printed, sod slated, when it was, he would give notice fur their Lordships being summoned for the purpose of the Bill bring read a second time. Lord CA crimit PE said, he considered it of such greet importance, that be could cut allow it even in this stage to pass without an observation. If the prevailing opinion of their Lordships was not more against the priuciple of the Bill than the Bill itself, he would untie/lake, if no other person ...mid, to alter the clauses, if any were 'bought ob jectionable, so as the principle alight be secured. The Earl of CA RNA RYON moved, t►at a message should be sent to the Ronson( Commons fur &copy of the evideace before the Committee of that House, un which the Bill was grounded.—Ordered. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that be was con vinced th•tr Lordships wuuld not pass such • Bill as this, without hearing evideace at their own bar. CATHOIACS. Viscount SIDMOUTH permeated a Potting' from the Royal Bergh of Surfing, agaiset the Catholic alma. The Bishop of LONDON presented a Petition from the Clergy of the Ara 'cavort; of Pima, against the Oatmeal( the Roman Catholics. They were read sod laid on the table. The Cochineal and Indigo Bill was read the third time sail passed. The Flu and Colts. Enconregemmet Bill west throogh a Committee, sad 'epoxied withest say sinesdnest. Adje UMW. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. H. G. BENNETT rose pursuant to the notice which he had given, to move au Address to the Throue requeatiug his Majesty to cause to be laid before the House • copy if a Report made by the Comediasiou appointed in 1315 to in. moire into the Jurisprudence of the ',land of Guernsey. Al. though six years had elapsed since that Report was made, and although the inhabitants were well acquainted with the recommendations it contained, yet Door of these reesim. emendations bad hitherto been carried tutu effect, nor diet he anticipate that they ever would; for it was now about 30 or 40 years aloe, • Committee of Reform was sent to Jersey, which also modes Report, but not►iug in the way of reform ►ad as yet beta dune in that iH►ud. lie trusted the Right Hou.Greetlemean would nut feel inclined to resist his metier, because he meant, utiles, the House retailed to eatertaie it, to follow it up by the proposal of au Address to the Crowe, praying his Majesty to cause the recommendations its the Report to ho carried into effect. Mr. C. BATHURRT said, that the recommendation of the Comesietioe went to notbteg leas than an aJteral iota of the shale municipal law of the 'slated, which was founded on the Norman or old (roast hw, and was therefore considered as totally unit and inapplicable tin the cundttiou or the pre sent times. The Report was laid before the law Oflicere of the Crown, amid by them • new code of laws far the Inland, founded on the reeonaispidatuout of the Commis. 'timbers, was framed, which was Isle before the Rigel Court Ihr its emasidoratioe le 1817, ..a MO answer was retewoed until Nay in last leer. The &hewer thee received wee tires. bleed among the Member. of tee Conseil, but the very weighty matters of a public nature which Duerr/aid had Attire their atteutioo from the subject, hot it would on deobteilly be list of the lest inatiers for their coraideratiiie. tidied tor Calabrese. corps in the pay of ibis country. The Hon. Gent. stated, that he had seen certib-. cites which bore honourable testimony to his cha racter and services from beveral General Officers, among whom be named General Campbell, Si , Frederick Maitland, and Lord William Bentinek. In 1815, after pence was restored, be proceeded from Sicily to Naples with a Brutish passport; and expecting the fullest inotection of the British Go vernment, according to the promises of Lout William Bentinck to the Sicilians, that any officer rendering assistance against the common enemy, Meaning Bonaparte and Murat, should he pro tected against any evil consequences from such service after the return of the Rosh( Family. On his arrival in Naples he was arrested, without any charge being preferred against him, anti thrown into prison. He claimed the protectiou of SirW. A'Court, the Btittsh Ambassador at Naples, but although he was fully entitled to it by having borne a British comniission, and as having gone to Naples under a British passport, he was refuseck that protection. The Hun. Member then proceed ed to censure Sir IVilliarn A'Court, ailoll/ he. charged with having acted in too close conceit with. the Government and Ministry of Naples, even its those parts of their conduct which had for their ob ject to repress the rising spirit of the Neapolitans, and which had finally caused the revolution in that county ; and wills lending himself to the designs of eleven° and Medici, who overturned all that the English . had done for the good of Sicily. Ht could say, from his own knowledge. that many persons who had formerly assisted the views of the British Government, afterwards be came objects of persecution with the Neapolitan Government, and Sir W. A'Court instead of pro tecting them as he ought, lent himself to that Go vernment in every way, so as to bring upon limner; and upon the English time and character, the greatest ',marble odium from the people of Naples. On his arrival in England in June 1817, Captain Romeo made a representation of his case to the Government, accompanied with a statement of his claims and services. For nine months he re mained without an answer; at last, however, by the interference of his Royal Highness the Duke of; York, which reflected the highest credit on that dlustrious individual, • petition of 501. • year was settled on him. That was the whole of the reconi pence to this gentleman for his services, .who lied bean recommended in the strongest terms by Gene ral Campbell, and other Generals whom lie hart named, of whom one gallant Officer was then in the House, and would correct him if he mistrted the fact. They had certified that he had deserved well of the country, and that in addition to has services, lie ought to be remunerated for losoes be had sustained, to the amount of 30,000 dollars. Finding that it was in vain he applied for remit iteration, he then asked to be allowed to remelt to big own country; he stated that he was in di:treat. and asked to be •Ilowed a sum of money in com mutation of his pension, and for a British passport to return home. Leave was given him to depart, and he received 3001. as a commutation of lint pension, but was refused the passport. He be lieved reports might have been received to . the prejudice of the Petitioner's character frma Sir %Van. A'Court ; he thought it extremely litobable, from the intimacy of Sir IVilliam A'Court griefs Corcelln and Medici, that they should have ani ceeded in exciting in his mind a prejudice against the Petitioner, and that he should have transmitted such reports as they furnished him with; but they ought not to have been credited until one applies ti tttt t made by Captain Romeo, at least bad been complied with. He asked that inquiry should be made into the nature of any charge against hint, and if he were found to have cofounded any clime against the Neapolitan Government, except that of has services and attachment to this country, he was willing to give up all claim. That there was no such charge against Lin was evident from this cir cumstance, that the order fur his deportation ita 1816, which he (Mr. H.) had area, assigned no offence, but merely stated that he was deported out of the country by order of Isis Majesty. Ile whi refused the British passport fur which I:c d ap plied, and which had been promised hen ; but :a French passport was offered, which would not have been of any use to him. The prayer of his Penton to the House was, that he might have such redress as the House was able to give him, sod that be might be furnished with an English woos:oft tas enable him to go beck to hie regenerated country. The Hon. Member concluded by stating, that*: believed the whole of the eirctiataatinacts set for* by the Petitioner to be true, rod mein% that the Petition be brought up. Lord Casmetkaou said, a. the Petition merely preyed for redress generally, and did not set forth arty periwig,* claim, it was 'Apt his intention ;to oppose its beteg brought op ; bus Asa the Roo. Member had gale 'set, a general description 44 the Ow: he hoped the Wassailer:dial - saadutge. bine outs its attesition while he skates, a few ti cesusatMoi reply. This was the only came is ',kid" *is Oos