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T 7r !' 1 '77 I r. I • A eiab ~f,dA4l7 /2/ iirl , hie I, nottire perva ert t , 1 jJaili 4k 141 : s• . ~. ;., ail . 0 iii"4oo , ti "kiii Alkips ;IN oar./ sal val nano % 1 " 4"i l ilit'o`" lo*reArfAtatt 4 4 1,1 o r 41 , 1 , . "A uW4; It'-.'+ 4 i ,17 it ‘vi . lolnchill, sip of NU: lalitt,i) mi t t,4 'lt . 3ti: la, , -t* smiur,si , t ZA i 1 . 4 i, :1 ', .ftwils ,d' 4,ya lefts ' v. 41 • 4 41401.7 , ''t "-; ..~ PRINTS AND DRAWINGS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, Al kla Hour*, No. 93, PallAsialL THIS DAY, SATURDAY, AValtsalolr COLLEC 1 lON of PRIN I S cud DRAWMG9I, eossegbed from abroad to the Executors of the late Mr. T. Philip: mosiaiaiseg Lae specimens of Hee Works of A. Dorm`, tke Careens, Mositirits &rewire, Renibraadi, tte. ; original Drawings of Sabo Clovis, Jr he Romano Parnsegisaa, Calked, Sc. • ' Books of Prints, Port folio., 4. nem of ON POMO aro Proofs. At— "EXTRAORDINARY REEL ROOK." This day is published, a New Edith's, Carpeted mud PAM lamed to the awl of lb. First Tests oldie Reim of Isis present Majesty, IHE EX ERA RY essotaisiaise - Gnats, &e. : it- . • '1.4 ivsz;lioLil Lets I st.l.t4sT . .cgfr :wlff .Goa.., .1 -4.: ,1 • • • . t•mpt,gioa I . • , • .44 Itelf • Wit yid . ; • f k E' N ft ton ;Pe.: ••I:eigteict *lto I # l Z, vutilgt ! , :I yew aA bo•, ;lie is •"..49 ••• if • 7, tr. "Uri , Se -Li . 11r 'Mr .41 ri" , Air Ik: • f aillp ao lut ittsll4l gatij 1,4 re • -f _ - • ..rfle Al i 1 - • - • 4 • 0., : s ') ''' s •rator*,4 . l _ ~~ . E.~' : .. • e. • • -•- I • c , TA *if .0.# 4 41 . : . 4 .birl 18 .0.1 irsl It) 10,e , / 114 StS,Cabil .40°1 I/0 I Fares of GARRA a .. Mr Sip& Major Rusrgents ( id oar), Mr. Mar Orr; Jerry Barmak,_ lb. Russell; Crispin HerlOsp, Ostrir; Orrin, Mr. Tionipeco. Mob. Sneak (Id Woe), Mr.. Glum; Mn. ire* Mr*. Dobbs. a a 118 _ Xv 4111111411"1 ""MMIlk .THIS EVE; •A. kis Itajesie isbanso, Wilson; ' lb. frieeds. of Swims T. empelade with the Petit Piece or THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Caloikel Treetose, Mr. Russell; Lord Rivers, Mr. Rae aarrLetadrElisabeth Freelove, Mrs. W. Weil; Mrs. Davis, Mrs. War lame. Tickets — Alt.foe the Doves to be had a Mr. Rod. we*, at the T WA; aid or Mr. Russell, N.. f , Gray's. Walk, Lambeth. LYCEUM THEATRE, STRAND. DURING LENT, ISM. 41 . 0 la comemanice of the brilliant mimes of Ms sew Allitol3ollllloll Exhibil [ill, and Ike lase period at which it has been prodaced, the performances during Lem will be nn rAIUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI . M. DAYS,-aad on every Evesiag dariall Passion Week (good Friday excepted), whets a entirrly new LECTURE OCSRANOIMGIA, sad the STRUCTURE of the UNIVERSE, will be delivered by Mr. BARTLEY. LL IN ONE DAY. 17tb OF MAY. 1.-Etery Ticket . - We MOWS _ . decides its own fate sad no other. THN4W SCHEMES foe 1820 Consist of *0,00(I Tickets (weashered Alm 1 to 20,000), to be de cided in Ftio .separate Drenthers, and the whole 20,000 Tickets to be at niece put into the Nunsber Wheel, each de. riding ii. owe f.tte an 4 no other (as there are not any Classes). On the First Drawing, 17th of May. 4,007 Prince will be pet foto the Renee' Wheel, all of which most be draws that Day; oteouveently, sway Person adventuring before the 17th NAT, is erre of heneks, the fele of his Chance satire!, decided Mot Day. whom ell the fuNowing Capitals, sad other Prises, must be drown .... of .... £21.000 Consults ... 4,00 0 Consols. La 3 360 Coevals 1,8110 10 • 240 Ceesole 10 11 ..... 290 Corneas 10 17 so .. CAW These Choices which ere wet drawn say of the above Prill.o, 011 the. Day are to be csieeidered as Blanks, as they will Lave as further Chance for any either, for on that Day iheit Chance ratite', noses, and does net go on to another Drawing. sales. they are part of the Rest 100 Numbers 1101111111 17th of May, which teal each bt entitled lo reeriee a vim Chance fur etroiher Member for • new and distinct Drawiv, to Mho place the 11th Jthirle, when the wader. saastione. t) 3,013 more Prises will be pot into the Wheel, and all 01, 1 he draws that Day : consequently, every Ticket or /there hoti . .eht before The 17th of May bee The Chance of both Schemes. —220,100 Consols £40,400 • • • 2 . 000 Console 4.000 1,060 Console l,lOO .••• ..... NO Coevals 1,0041 10' /141 ....a. lOO Mosey •H b•• . 3O Motley 1,940 Teal Money -- 7,009 Primate bolt' Scloemps. end Consols iu £106.070 both Selman. Every Clue re limited before the 17.1 May, will be deride d on that day; but the lest 100 Numbers drawn will each he instilled to a i .ea chance of another Number. The Price f each Chance for the 17th Nog only. is, f..r a TICEE'f .......214 14 1 OVARTER..f3 17 0 HALF. 7 13 1 EIGHTH 1 19 6 lIIIITIVENTH TWENTY lIHILLIIII4i9 ONLY. The Ttck etc are issued In Chewers of Tidies. Halve., Quarters. it /Whit, mid Sitttersetos, which are sow Sento/ by T . RIM/. Stuck-broker, No. 4, Conibill, sad 9, awing. Cross; who • shared and *old le the last Lottery, 1.053. Claw , .4—l ,160 Class A— e 2,10 0 -, Class B—THREE we 1..21,01111: Lord AND . BIGHT. Always Maple, M►. Ruettiatham ; Frank. Mr. Cowell; Rhalpeitinv, Mr. ; Robert May Jew, Mr. Leo. Rose Marker, Miss Tam. Boxes. 4 ..—P;tote.—Callery. Ill.—Second Pries at Half• past Eiebt.—Doors *open at Rix n'Cloglc, and the Perrot suety to eossateate at a Quartet. before Seven. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Or ST. PATRICK, Society's House, Sbansfurdatreet, Blisekfriers.ruad, April, 1221. THE hope of attaining all practicable correct• nem has delayed to this time the publications of the Donations at the late Celebration on the 17th of March. , Eerie slaw, perhaps, the list is net free hoot mistake', au in. cidental to a late Woe, to a femme erisia and a ernirdtd .me. It is therefore domed secresary to reiterate the re. qurat—that communication he made, to the fialsConsmi tee, of any inaccuracy, whether as to sum*, names, or de stgoatieses iet order that the Anal record, in the printed hark of the mat year, may exhibit, with the publicity shier practised i. this Institution, lbe mint perfect exact ness. The said printed hook (to he always bad of the So. ciliary, gratis) will skew that the greater part of the follow. log gifts are in addition so divers sateriur broefertimes from the same smisilicest indirialusis—to each of wham, whose addrictims are known, a printed slip of this advertisement will be ',chard, together with the present year's printed book Loa, few chassises Soon., slows to contributor* of 2f. is copy of each will Win readiness for say applicant at the boom of she Secretary. Z. s. t. t. Il His Host Orvieto ' Kurt Dolma, Esit ikorfasevor 20 0 listrAsastal Roomy 105 ' 0 Jas. male, Eq.N.P. 20 Dowager Marchioares Chas. Brewidow, E.q. of Downier, .... 21 0 111. P 6 0 Mrs. Palmer, West iA. R. Blake, E.q 5 5 Bushey Cottage .. 20 0 Isaac &plumose, E.g. 5 b Pbe President fur tits Beefiest! Berke, Esq. S 5 peewit year, the Geseral Weatherall !NikeofWelliagtoa, HeoryAle- - 21 0 Pliant e . itaeloo' - ruareets Unpile, Lead of Km _lOO e Doke of Lriosier 51 10 ie Narvik' of Lana down, President Elect 3l 10 fbe /11sry.sis of Deis e clairs Tb. MarqiiisorDone -201 Thr Earl ur Da/airy 20 • The Earl of Berle,. Bowes, 51. ann. and additional lO 0 The Earl of aimed lions The Elul of Chonniel 20 0 The Earl of bleaiuton 15 0 The Earl Whilst/aril' 10 0 Lord Viscount Castle. rush, KG. Lord Wailing Fitzge rald, M.Y.20 0 Lord Viet. Melville (Annoal) Lord Viscount Clifdall.2lo .1111 Lord Visconti. Khios bornuch, M.P 2l • '.oed Viscount North load (Annual) . 10 • .rd Visrount Har. hermit (Animal) Lord Viscount Stop fon!, M.P.10 10 Lord A. Hill, M.P..., 10 10' Lard Disenlley, M.P IS • Lord Auelley • • loud Redesdale 6 6 1414 lion. George Caislci hag lO 0 The Right Hon. N. Vaasa ere, Chancel lor of sloe Excharpirr 21 0 Right Hon. Sir Bloomfield. C.B. 10 0 Hon General Bligle .. hi it The Hon. Asir Ellis, M.P. Hon. General 1.071nr Amender, Esq. - !ohs Fitzgerald, Eaq. Ti 0 G. Lynch, E.g. ..... 21 0 Thomas Lett, Eaq... 21 0 Wm. Riley, Eaq. per Rev. Mr. Jeers.... 50 0 (weary Brothers of Saint Patrick, our Colonel Comae .. 20 0 M. W. Troy, Esq 21 0 Wbitshed Keen, Eaq (Annua1).......... 10 10 Bradahaw, Eaq. 10 10 Chas. APGarel, Esq.. 10 0 tioes. Alexander, Esq. 21 0 David Hall, E5q..... 10 0 Robert Adamsuii, Erq 10 0 David Ra clay, Earl.. 10 10 Major W. Leonard 111 0 Rev. James Brownliew 10 10 Mr. Sheriff Williams 10 10 J. M. Fiench, 21 0 F. W. Meyers, Erg— 21 0 A. 0. St. Leger, Esq.. (Annual) • 5 Rd. Wellesley, Esq. (Annual) 5 0 James Law, Req. (An nual) 5 0 James %Minute, Esq. (Annual) Philip Gowns, Esq (Annual) Henry Wary, EN (Annual) Dr. 'rhombi; Hume (Annual) Oltv r Lathan', Esq. 5 0 Jeffery Foul, 5 5 Patrick Persse, Em. (Annus ) Geo. West, Eaq Rev. Geo. Champagne 5 )Fuss 51ackiiltusb, Eaq Leslie A lexcider, Erg. 5 5 Col. Wi n . y oung 5 0 Charles Mills. Esq s 5 ( Friesedfy 11 0 Huo. P C Poesouby, C.B. M P. ...... 0 uu. Rd. Fits•G tbhuo, M.P. . ..... • • to 0 sir Clu ' rtas Plover, Bart. Sir David Oil. by, 0 5 Sir Ulpis • Burgh, 51. P. Lieatt..l John Skgr, Esq. (Au Baal) 6 5 J. M. Samuel, Esq 6 N. 31 Roiltsrhold, Esq. 6 6 Rev. P. A. French 6 John Rstrour, Esq 6 0 Dahl. Callaghan, Esq. I 0 J. IL Lmuols, Esq 6 0 P. Mundell, Esq. Rd. Teem+, Esti Morning Post, by N. &soma Here, 21 0 Byrne, Esq. C. P. Salim., Wi.. CO•r!e114), EN l' 1... • I 11 51 V . 10 0 Richard Hum% Sal— S 0 Sir J. H. Whaishml, Ws. Grew'lle, Es* .. 3 I K.C.B•• lO 0 G. A . rullarrion, Erg. 5 0 Allies • Claiehmaier, Cul tem lue as the 1..-q. W.l' II 0 Table . 227 19 Mom. Hubert Stewart, Tickets wild 118 2 E. g .. 11. V lO 10 Rohl. Leimieh., Eini. 31,781 17 51. r..... . 5 0 By Order, .1. C. MICHELL, &watery, Nu. 18, Qume.mivare, Bluonaclatary. N. R.-.-All fiestauds apse this Charity are malismilail in A. iminediamly tidily. red, with a view so their heist dirrhartud imnimllately after the Qeartrity Meeriarig cie the &al Thlom day in the in el tau& T HE THREE SPANIARDS: a Roraaacr, in Thee Volumes. By the Author of "Theodor! Cyphosi." The Publisher hariug tuirehaseal of Mr. Grerge Walker the copyright of the shover celebrated Work, fa is respectfully aonusuiced that it will appear iu a few days. Prialrel for W. Frarosaii, Library, 174 b, New Rued-street. This day was published, its gee. price 4s. REM A H KS on the. Tendency& Crrtai.i Clan*•. i• a DILL now pending is Parliament to DE, GRADE GRAM WAR SCHOOLS; with Cursory Stricture* as the national iwportiture of preserving inviolate the Classic Discipline prescribed by their Fe•sders. fly VICESIMUS KNOX, D.D. Alan just published, in Syn. pelt* tls. TWO trifTIERA to the Right Hon. the Earl of LIVRE POOL, First Lord of the Treasury, oai the DISTR &MRS of AGRICULTURE, •ad their influence on the Manufac tures, Tussle, and esuseseree,of the United Kiegdowo ,• with Observations un Cash Payer/Du and • tree Trade; by the Right Him. Lord Sio•eto•. Printed for J. Magma*, 39, Ludgate -street. A Correct List of is By A London: Priated fir J.. ~ Cbeapaide, and %V. Clarke, et, Royal Exebaagt. AT a Meeting; or the DEPUTATIONS of the several TURNPIKE TRUSTS mood the Mritropolii, held at the Crown suet Anther Tartest, in the Strand, us Wednesday the I I th day of April, IStl, to take into mask &retina the " Metropolis Tanspilto Read Bill ;" JAMES RICE WILLIAMS in the Chair. Pazsziz—Deputatioess from the following Timis: study, Kilburn Trust, Uxbridge Trost, Mary-le bone Trust, Keenuituo Trost, Old-street Trust, Hato. Trust, Highgate said Hampstead Breuifitrd Trust, Trost, Isleworth Trust, Surrey and Sussex Ts ust, Stamford Hill Trust, Nrw Cruss Trust, City Road Trost. Seeley New Road Trust, The following Resolutions of the SSA Dog lest, were read : Resolved—That the Meeting haying maturely comidered the " Metropolis Read Bill," are onanonsolisly uropisioo, that the preamble is nut Amadei Is fact. That the permit' sweat of local Trusts is, both in prin ciple and practice, better caleulatsd fee the ellalumlauet of good Roads than rummies, Districts, which the state of enemtuf the Roads round tlee-Metropulis at this time incon testably proves. That the priociple and previsimus of the said Bill are M ashing to the understandimp sail degrading to the feeling* of respectable bodies of men, who give their time and ser vice gratuituously, who, from their local residence, are most interested is the state of the Roads, and, from their kaiser. ledge see experienre, folly competent to their management. That though the Hill permits a few individual Trustees to be dime's, yet, in effect, they will be mere ciphers, under the cameo' of General Trustees and the Surveyor. General, whet will have the cities soperintendeace end ma nagement, with unlimited poem to Ippisiut Seti-Sneveyoes, Inspector., and otiose Officers, to purchase Materials, to make Contracts', ate. That It appears to this Meeting, that the evident ten. deucy sit the Bill i., to create tenomemary Offices wish Salaries and Allowessers, which will muse mods expert?, seed email loan beldame on tin adjoinlog Parishes and VIII the Politic. That in the *pieta* of this Meiling, it is only arcesaary to read the 8.11 to pesceive that it will be weak steel ie. 'Metro* for all useful purpose,. That It substitutes • rash aid hazardous experinseat for &spites's sielliollord by long experience, and that there is reason to tem, instead of improviag, it may ultimately be iejsrloos to the Roads. That the Meeting feel it a duty which they owe to them. selves and au the public, to make use of all lawful means to oppose the said Bill, awl du recommend it to general cos stikratioe, that, shemild this Bill be panted hem a Law, it may, perhaps, be farthewod y similar Bills through•at the Kingdom. It was ohms Resolved..-That the said Reeolatiois be re printed ; and It was farther Resolved—That this Meeting observing the 4 Moropulls Ternpike Road Bill" se have bees read a second time in the House of Commons, mod referred to a Committee, it he rimonnormehed to the several Trusts net to sass isi their eves lions le opposiag demand Bill; and That this Meeting disdasaning ell private views, and mutated misty by motives of germ geed, feel it their indispeosable dusy to mil "be of all the Turnpike Trimly in the Kingdom, of the adjoining Parishes, and of the Pett'ic of leapt, to she Klimek Slid Preventives of Si. mid Rill, courieced. from its natter, aid teudenry, and mode of 'wreath's', that It would pima extreaselpimjarious. Signed by Octet of tow Sleeting, J. K. WILLIAMS. Cbairllibb. The Cliairibals Index left the Chair, the thinks 'of the Meatier were uneasiinneety venni to him Cue hie Nis aid judicims• conduct is the Vbsir.. JOHN BICKNELL, Chili of tie said Depetationa. Of - whin. say be bad, jam pubbodird, The RECESS, sr a Tale of Oilier Times, by Soplida Lee, Sixth Edition, 3 vols. 16s. ALBERT, ur the {Tibia of Ctiatliaavern, by Elotabelb Heinle, &coed Edition, 4 vols. I/. SOCIETY and SOLITUDE, a Novel, by !noes Hook, Esq. 3 viols. JIM. TALES of TON (First Series), containing Fashiosiable Characters, by Miss bl'Lend, 4 vulg.. 11,41. ARTHUR MERVYN, by C. B. Brown, 3 vol.. IS. OIL ASTONISHMENT!!! or ■ Romance of a Century ago, Francis lAtbons, 3 vols. Second Edition, IS.. The FATALISTS, or Reese& of 1014 cud ISIS, by Mrs. Kelly, S vole. lt. 7e. W. MATRON of ERIN, so Irish Tale, by the same Avihor, groom' Falitiusi, 3 vols. Mc 4.1. Mr. Jeffrey was breed ant for _ Reimerlent, aid Mr. Crewe& am heard in part is reply.—Further heart's( Met. poised. DUTIES ON TIMBER. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petrel's from Greeesek, ageism any alteration being made is the duties eta forties iisalter.—Read, mid laid os Ilse table. ORAMPOUND DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. At fear sechaelk Cll/11111111i for and against the Bill wets Called la. Mr. Alienate mid Mr. Adam immediately ap. peered at the bor. Mr. While, from the once of the Court of King's B presented the records of Ore Indies mews, conrietitios,arb Sir M. M. Lopes, Mr Allen ' and Mr. Devonshire. - Mr. Adorn thee addressed their Lordships is • speech N' emsnliesible length, for the Petitiseera, in oppusitiou to the Bill. Crisosel were then ordered to withdraw. The Earl of CARNAIRVON moved that the 'eidetic, at the witnesses at their Lordships' bar should be printed.... Ordered.' The further emisideratios of the Bill wee then adjourned Jus the 10th of Mai. -r; Sir EDWARD KMAWISIILL, eel other Members of the House of Commons, broaght up KW. Private Bills, Irk* were read • first time. CATHOLICS. The Earl of COVENTRY presented • Petitloa fro' Co ventry, ageism the Claims of the Roman Catholics. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented tire similar Ps. titian from two Coagregations of Protestant Dinette= of Hampstead, is the Comity of Middlesex. The Blebs, of CHESTER presented eight siMileir Petl. tics. from the Clergy of the Diocese of Chester. The Bishop of SALISBURY presented a similar Polities from the Clergy of the Arehdeaeonry of Salisbury. Os the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, their Leedeldps thee adjourned to Monday next. HOUSE OP COMMONS, Pastialf, APBZL Is. The SPEAKER tea the Chair a IEO4 Who fair o'clock. Lord LOVAIN K took the oaths sad Idegnell I , I Mr. fivejeant ONSLOW brought in a Fin is 111.1.11111 Acts for regulating the Adadasloa of Attendee Mid, tors ; width was read • Brit lime, ordered to be /AM , read • meow! time on Monday next: es who ales • for regalatiug the Actsplanees of Bills of Mr:BA RNARD presented • Pet it fat Fat. holders of the King's C.saty, is helmet, mijust mode by which the priest of The Petitioners, haus* required "1"••••"'h they seek tar any adational law • tin ally sot have the present laws made elfeetima, Is that those MIIM regulation, which had already received tholeimbso of Ina Houses of Parliseneut, might set he cootinoidke seeded, lie 4 they bad bee., ae they bad good reason tetelve theit many frauds are practised Is taking the at erin which eb prolate the importation of Omega psi% The Petifiesees likewise solicit that their whiskey may he allowed a tree tau A cress into this costar, is its pave and stagiest stale "hi* by some late regelatioss, is sat admitted, bat which, ley tie articles of Utiiiie, they conceived themselves led to. 1$ was aimed the wily leisaafaelsee that thee. and, mitts their agrieshem was sal of W : Apt snresii time wheats dray derived the moms of prying temil, en4beeteibetkei to the estimative of the twestry. 101111.111, 4 ,, if emoseaged, could amply supply obis 'miry with geft sad the vast mains paid to foreign meanies fur Cora woielL remake at home to to ladastry, she to assist so limo abreast pupulatidu, widget, If iset lashed to, mot bewail • .V=iiiie tires. Oritele. ro the Cambium ea Aericielterb Mr. Z. WODEMOUSIi moved fee as account of 11111 MIN number_ ofiras a spines fin hobo eamomptim, diellited ill Orot_ i ad lo seek row, from thole& October, idilkeis Sikh Ostolter, lOW Also fee simile, mum se. *WS to Enabled and tredaink whisk mega eiselosed. Sir. Alderman WOOD moved toe s_eapp of the 011111114 of arrest of Charles HMI. maimed is now* Oast IS" __ LthiliffiGTord said, hsfloi7eit • eTaiet - Of the 011114- WOO ; not basil, bees a neembefredMie Commission, it es, impossible for hies to any whdl Ibrther evidence might or snieht not have bees heard befimilbe Contemminorrs. Mr. BERNAL said • few words which tie could not collect. Mr. A nEßclitildlef Midi if the Hon. Gentlemen would look into the evidence which had been laid before the House, he would Bad distiact referential made to PIMe evidente previously reciiiired, which woe mot before the Doom, which he could aid Inn adult very eatraordinery. Mr. LUSHINIGTON said, if there was any part of the Imidente which had lot beau laid before the Hotim, the onsiodoe moat have proceeded from some mistake ; Le wee nut SWIM et il, in, did be know that it was or was not the fact. Mr. ABERCROMBY said, the Hon. Member being the father of the present Rill, which was founded ou the Rep o rt of that Combine?, must be pminned to here mark himself master of all the evldeene which that Cuiannittee had re. erived, stud wee, then fore, the person to whom i 1 was nett.- ral that his Hen. Primed should have addressed hieneelf oa this subject. Sir H. PARNELL hoped some measure would be adopted fur altering and marsidni g the whole system of the polalic accounts; for, from the complicated manner in which they were stated at reseal, it wu quite impossible fur any bbfri- Ler, however great hie • to trace the mode la nbich the several mem gars tafepos eMienatee were applied. • Mr. H. G. BJEI>IIIt7T redid from the evidence laid lie foto the Home puireemetto his destine, several question. and Meetwore ' etembintheet Of the Inn witness whose es.- I deb raerres.d to some former rrideocr Shut evidence ought to here beta laid le be. to .term a tarred °pian i sm 4 to be proposed. repeated, that the oniimion did not the boa. Member conceived diet ilot allidoitemede ts. -re Order of the House was &Selena, it *l4 ilmorsaral to is. to move for what be conceived to have Inn withheld. The Bill waa then read • llnit time, sad ordered to be read • oreond new on Monday. Mr. BENETT presented a Prink'a niioneroualy and reepeceobly signed, from the Isibablitiota of biefiribery, prey ing fora revision of the Criniiisal Code, •Itla a view to the redortisal of the somber of Capital Paohihnnois.--abdaresl to he printed. The heroism consideration of the Report on the County Comte Bill was postponed to the 10th May. The Irish Lunette Asylums Bill, and the Irish Clevierel Steele.. Bill, wean through the Conisnittee, aril welts se tiered to be reported ou Monday. TM Spoiled Stamps Bill went through the Committee, may • was afterward* reported, mid the Report ordered, to be Air, sale eenidderatiose os Wellsiesday sett. The logs Court of Resinous MB was ordered to be eoeti miltvidata Weditroday next. Dr. LUBHINGTON brought up the Report on the Jolli et.] °Sees in Ireland Bill, the ameodesente in which wive agreed to, Mid the Bill ordered to be reed a third time on Illoaday -next. He then brought in • Bill fur facilitatieg of ultimo., residing in foreign pacts 1011111111bosood a drat time, sad ordered to be read a Irma Saw so Timid., the Bth May. BANK CASH PAYMENTS. The CHANCILLoR of the EICHFQI.IgI 110011111 i the third /siding of the Bank Cash Payments BM. Mr. ELLics wished to call the atteution of the Right Honourable Genticutun to a Inovision which seemed to have escaped his notice. As the law then stood. it was not compulsory on the Book to exchange their large notes for small ones. The.posree if the Bank to refuse that change threatened con siderable inconvenience to country bookers, to re medy which he had prepared • clause, by way of inlet to the present Bill, to compel the Bisuk to give- in exs-hassge for their large notes, when re quired, smell notes, or gold in the current coin of the realm. He had not time to commit the Right Hon. Gentleman before lie moved the thin) nod lug, hut as be had the clause ready, lie . • ~les know whether the Right Hon. Gentle objection to its being introduced. , rev,. The Cexecati.oa of the Raxclltillefflrtler we understood) observed, that the present Bill did not pto alter the existing law. by which the Bank gave small notes in exchange fur notes of larger value; but only to• permit the issue of gold cat, in exchange for notes. if the Bank should thnsic peeper, before the tim e no w fi xe d by lazy. I 1 •- tlierere thought the clause mentioned lay ti-e • Hen. Member wholly unnecessary. Mr. ELLICS said, if he understood the Righ: _Hon. Gentlemus rightly, he had stated Hilt the Book was at present bound by law to eschew their large notes for small ; in that rase certainior , his closing would be unnecessary. He lad too *vi t a to press the clause against the Right Hon. Vi la • Atoms's indignation ; he only i oped the itog Hoe, Gentleman was correct to me toforiseamii to the law on th e su bj ect . at • The CRANCELLOR or ,he EICIISQURIS st I k e few weirdo, which we could not claret- Pik Gassrau. said he thought the Rig! Genasteutts amid be incorrect when he iii. 4 Hots boo, or even efter the poising • f ,the rye .100 14 4, the Haub would be obliged to cisow aim* for smalls ror tee men. This • r rod 4, 16 7 ; T pat he y d e rese l an e n t w eia mild ec oo l e y ta w k e e nt p i toc oasew e befot .L_. ° Sra .7s7 l l a fil4 ses lk . Nig ealasau irt • to• - . . ---,- . . . ' • eir • • .... . . . • - ---- . -- " • • . -.. . , la II IJ J. ..• '- - . , '" • - .. • NUMBER 572 i. LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1821. • . . 1 , i - ;' , -;*:-. 7 - • : ' 1 , 4 , nlowi , "f • • Pit ren id. ' .• , /,..,,,_ 1,..! s'."! t'f ltl ti'i rAv. 4 ;!,•..... , - z ,. , _, , of oily jeesimens which may hove Mete been 'inbreed , CARLISLE HOUSE SCHOOL, LAMBETH. RASO' INDIA TRAMP.' '. KING'S TIIKATAR. flig K. MATHEWS (having Men tint o f ki,, THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April 14, IF& Eirm , a4 will be found *grin AT HOME, for the T HE GEN I'LEMEN EDUCATED vet the ALL MEIICIIANI'S and SHIP-OWr(ERS agaiout Mn i .—O r d eted. will be performed, Ras s iar ss e r i on s Opera I d . 1391 b time, at th e THEATRE ROYAL graGLlS'i AL *boo r SCHOOL will hold Retie TWENTY-F I FT H 4.111. colteerned in th e TRADE 10 shall/AST 114111ES1 . Mr. ARERCROMBY presumed s. p e titi on f r os t rerrsia IL TANCREDI. OPER A-HOUShI, STRAND, t h e preernt SATURDAY, ANNIVERSARY on THURSDAY MEXT, t h e 19th lumen i , ire requested ,Q., n u . e , at ahe icrer,o , imam Tam .. . au Ilailmbitam s of th e T own of Cabo, in the Couoti ..11- Wilt,, April 14, end ON P 4 ollthly.,Thunplary, es)4l Saturday, when at the Freesia/sous' T Th um is he of ism , as Fire TUESDAY NEXT, the •17th instsirt, 4yrgi'filasismargillite• Mr. H. SUM NF.R moved that the CoAsenittoe on the -In which Signora Mariaosi, who has never appeared on any he win bee. th e humour to silver , 4 ... • , - ' .. • . . sreseriptioti et his ci Cloth pleelitly. rially *Beefi ng their Interests. ‘.. ..,,i Newington Select Yertry Sin be allowed to make a Report stage, hill make her first appearance is this country. •1 0 ravels in Alit, BANTA, *ad VIAVAIR. STIWAIDII: The Chair will tie taken I . treebeeliottillito'Cloelt. en the 14th Ma Arced V. After the OVILVIII (PeC•111411 Baas) a grand Ballet, compoord by i s Nil Third mt. ni3theire will l t the Pleasures Messrs. Clarke I Ma* By - Mr. HOME moved for a Retina nt On Prosecution, or- Moosieur , Deshayea (the Meek by M. Yeovil), with nem .448 sia Voyage I . the p si) , p sehet r . 9•7 . -Ti l . Skinner ' .E. Barran THREE NEW PGRUCATIONs. tiered by the Conamisaiosers of stomas, is ewers pert of Mitsie, *emery, Dowse.. Decocalloos, be. 'retitled C. Bernard. A. Hopkins. The three ,osider.reentionod important New Worlt4 "Awe Great Britain ;London sad gliddleree ini , rill fur • ren - LA PAYSANNE SUEPDSER; W. M. STS ACH AN, Secretary, this dap riblished by Sir 111111 HARD PHILLIPS and tale period. Also, for aceonsts or all telbe " '. LAST NIGHT OF Tll E COMPANYI/ 4 piItPUIRMING • . Caen— rout. • rat Oa, I.F. MARRIAGE CLAPIDESTIN. 11lit Ottendua•strort. Co. lirligv-inrert, and may be had uf all Btleksallen in leveled by the Crisorrilssione rs or Setters for tiosiniia...ir, THIS hRASON, '., I- .1. • - -Armor Connell will mike his first appeerasce in this ADELPHI 1 1 11EATItE, STMAND. Tickets 200. to he had of the Stormily, ate sm nr i s ry,, or the United Kiiiiphini: from the year 1900 to 1821, sheaine the ihaalltl. IN veL.e., ,signotog fa Satarday, tha r iasisat. • at the Dar of the Tierern. I. fIIHE WON I)ER.S of tine MIA YENS such slims Iwo Veil disposed uf.--Ordered. Ey Authority of the Right. Hon. the lard Chimbrrlaisi.• ' • asyikilaibraa fur Botts sad sc T trete to be inmate-to Mr. it. 11.—Any Gentlemao who may not have received an in- AL DISPLAYED, is Twenty Popithir Leethirei on The Chinni Bele% Dill went 'Memel a Committee, and AlRsi.. V, ON Rerri-street. T HIS EVENING. SATURDAY, April 14, witatio n dire c t up s ., thi s nerasion, OW oblige the Stewards Atronntrig. with 48 Superior Enpravin t es front origlial was urderedto Irs reported on Moods,. will be presented, flay particular Bonn-,, a Spendid by c•sinarriniessing his address le She Veretary, ea c h ureic = Dra.iltgs by the Anthem of the " Woaders of the World?' The Dili far esittil.iing the attendance of joro s s at Assizes fiatiarical Mel.. Dranugiotertatia i s Th r e e . A c r e , ...thud awn being entirely attributable V the gaot o f thi s i.e."... 10..6.1. iu red, or au royal paper 18a. in boards. .. was read a segued time, cud ordered tie be comaaitted oa lb last Night of performing natil she iralia• Holiday*. . t int.. , • , ....--,. ..,_. 2. The RELIGIONS sod kiLIGiOtIS CERE . midst. . KENILWORTH CASTLE: sigra% - THIATIMMOYAL % MRVIN-LAlitli. . ___________....___ jr... .,.... . „1. OF FrA.TIOHE-41iriamara•, Mu basearineellsoes, '--111r. C.**. ittittlitNlON iireatiateti - s Peiitio; From FOR THE BENOIT. OF illt..*ollarl.l. . . ()R. lips DAYS of QUIIER ROL ' Tlii" dll/ ill Published, ha I "melds. limo, plc" 1/ 4s. Ilams sa d NMI"; .with 100 Engraving', 10, - 6 . 5 - hi far or , Edward Cureaek, Esq. Coroner for the County ~r TlPPv- (Nage Manager). Earl of Leicester, Mr. Watkins; Nicholas Blount, Mr. isr hoards, 10s. on mist paper, hoards.. . . . rary, tsarist the Bill for regulating IV Office ot Caroms,. la THIS EVENING, SATUILDAY, April 11. Bisect's; Tressilisn, Mr. Wayleit; Varney, Mr. Gomel-ail. , IVALERIUS: A ROMAN STORY. 3. The GRAMMAR. of CLASSICAL UTERATUREs Irelaird.—Meferred to the Coramitteeoa Hit said Hill. ' his Atajesty'siervanto will perforia the SerloosOpers of Queen Elisabe th , Alias E. Scott ; Countess of Leicester - V " They'll sit by the. llre, and pretense to - know what's o f a nectnaary General Companion in the Study of the Ciao- Mrs. Maylett. Blessed the Latin and Greek Languages; containing Armrest AUDIT OF PUBLIC Accoull Ts. ARTAXERXES. • .dollt e the Capit..l.”--Stimowitase. I Sir. LUSHINGTQN brought Is a Bill for baiter men- ial the arum ial the Evening , Mr. Lire will Address the Primed fbr T. Carden, its the Strand ; Nei William Black- Geography, Mythology, Customs, Antiquities, and Mu- Artseernen, Madame Yestrls; Arharea, Ur. graham ; Ar. graph, ;by Benjamin Johason, A.M.; with 100 Maps and listing the Audit of Public Account's. and ntured that it be Aerliesee she f the And is A . e a Season , l e . Jog of wood, Eeltulturith. 'tabula., Mr. Horn; Pisnenea, Mr. Dobbs. Maadaue, Miss ." 1 Par! ! PuE!!!" by Mr. Cowell. Engravings, Ss. Wand. read a Arai time., Wilson; Bemire, Miss Pray. Mr. H. G. IMNNETT complained that the House had A atm Divertiareaest, called MAHOM ET.—The Salta*, , • 0a Thursday will he published, it Svo. 11s. ' Mr. R His bled, by the !kidneys of his peayssiorial This day sre published in 8 vole 12mo• .rice les Oil hoards, been veri unfairly treated, Is the meaner in which the return travyas. te,eeeeeece a MARRED lUDOTTO, amsiatieg Mr. Drily; ." 41 nionel, %It. Walbmirn, who, in °lle roars* a tie Dteefttlevents will introduce the celebrated Delos AN Historical Tragedy, IN live /eta, with Noma. before Hie Combisallin of lamieiry tile the State oi she Audi,. of and Comic Swigs, Mem, Trios, Hawing, kc. A , soil (.. ARE S : A Nuvtl. By IL D. CA 11 It , Law:. &dues, Miss Simpson. Arid The PROPH /MY of DANTE, a MOM. A great part of that dailies" had been omitted, which gat: After which, she Fare, of Author of *TV Advertisement ,or Twenty Yuan Ago," age. • d Fr, • To eoliths& with the favoirrite Barletta, of By the Right Hon. Lord BYRON.quite a i real completion, to the whole businrs,. THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. Printed for A. R. Newmaa arid Ca. Leadeohall-street. FUN AND FRIGHT. Printed for Jahn Murray, Albergarleatrart. Mr. Lusa* arertiat -nu a.- .-- . ~. Sir Jacob Jalap, Mr. Higbee ; Major /borstal' (Id time), _ . lie A mistees Simple, Mr. Riarkiagbarn : Frank. Mr. __ Mr. Harley ; J Sneak, Mr. Russell; Crlatain lleemsn_ _ - 4, - fore the noose porsesedro h . IHE EXTRAORDINARY RED-BOOK, JAIPBRIAL PANLMNSNT. • sewers ie the oneunientios tautening ae &corset of ail Moen% Peados% Montero% .....eme.o. .4i Awe was sires, Midi re% its, &e. the Expeetltters 0 lie Chit Lid. Mil Fiergas. muss OF LOU* hum', Arm 13... 0 ' e " 1 " 4 . 4 shut Oil ay Debi of Great Metesa. roe ..6,,wiaimiA,..todi r kit iii.__ milk Pete never before Piallidda4ll l llllllll6ll.llasteikt twasikreprisit hi eete eeiselt ft hew upp .tiM..?' .1"6"1"111 " 41"1" 1"mi " " ii '' W.& ' Mr. L USH INUTLfN rep la, Land end miller Crown a , raw, to F.brep i , Inli merreomum App e na s s ; Tho m arqu i s of Mistimiumin r , ", , meet List of the New Parliament, am. &e. Itespawrlail. MN wish WIN; awl it the I Soilipeloni to hi. to sow( By A CO UMW. RR. mere made to Ow Order of Mr. Jeffrey was heard out for the ftesposdent, aid Mr. mike : Priend for J. Johnston , 98, Clwapside, and W. c m o_-_-.. • • I F 1..... .4 ink. Irma based is wart iii reu •• ... owl 2. ..... mart_ . . .• ~.-.4i••• ‘,.. ~' '""1 t '~ BY PARTICULAR DESIRE. TN/PA TR If-ROYAL, COY NNT-GARDAN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April 14, will be preformed the Tragedy VENICE PRESERVED. Doke of Venice, Mr. Addles; Primal, Mr. Egertoe ; Beds mar, Mr. Cooper; Jager, Mr. C. Remble ; Piave, Mr. Ab bott; Reeasit„ 14r. Clupplen. Belvidere, Miss Dane. Te which will be added (4th time), a sew Pare, in one act, called LONDON STARS; Or, •TWAS TIME TO COUNTERFEIT. De. Borne Mr. Blanchard; Mr. Hercules ITBrane , Mr. Cosner; Trlity, Mr. Atkin. • Peregrise Meal, Mr. Tates (wiihaew Imitations). Airs. Tbusilertriak, Mrs. Davenport.; °pada, Mimbeasemst. Doors tee he tiptoed at Half peat Si: o'Cleet —4he Play le begin at Smelt. Base', is • Seesod ill. Iht—Pit, 3a. 61.; *seed Prim, ie.—Gallery, !a.; Sensed Prise, lc—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Seeped Price, ed. Places for the Roses to be takes of Mr. Grandes, at the Ems-Office, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Bos nosy be had fur the Season, or sightly, of air. anodes, at the Bon-0111c.. On Easter Mooday, the Tragedy of Virgiaille....2fter which, a sew Growl Ifete-drantatic Reniaere.