The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-01-22 00:00:00

•... #lo z"..:=7 , „",.......:'4ti., , ,1,, , , ,;' -';. - ... h •-- -- . 4, ‘ts . . - ~ ~ . ' 4. '','.:. )t .• * .., ~, • • q.p ... 77, - . 1 4 11 .11 1 1 '• 4 • ...-, ) 1. ,' , 4 . I ‘, . _ v"" . , • •• • • • • Ci p i ~...... , Nit \ . , • ...nia) a ..00.,„sliman.• . : _ ti It A ... ; r I *43. I t, nit. VIRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARD . ririlllS PRESENT EVENING, Jae. will 1. he perforaw , d The REVENGE. and HAR UV and PIDMANARA. ARNOLD, ChNnsometer, Watch, and Clock maker, acquaints his Frio* sod the Public in geoenilite Itio removed from Combat, to )fo. 134, Wood, €4 6 Pflite the Wesel. WANTED on APPRENTICE in the tINEN DRAPERY, la a Hattie of Or first rev ...Mania), a YOUTH, at peat vanaritiatts, appearance, and vatatitna. tor Cards of addtvq apply to Alr,arJ. Watlfurtl toad relay, Wailing-Weft. - 4 TRAVELLER; who dues business throughout .tll. Scothual with stir Croce's, nod eon have the heal intro. Al 4- 6 ,4 to Cie Drown. 'twit , . In pr.Kure uu ad. 4 4. **l CllB6 ei-Hin from a bower/ revert tb.lity in livalaint. •oe riked their osiareesion., Wwb.t way iir in *nut urrt Tr.i‘viirr I i is aktrogr established connection. Mutt tac t ry CAR 4lt gives. Dot. rs attilrrtsed to A. O. at Mr. Smith's, Royal Eschangr, Mnaorgli, will be viiiroded to. NEW PATENT LI VER POOL LAMP. PUBLIC NOTIC X. THE Wholesale and Retail Warehouse, at No. 41, Cheapside, hitherto open for the S: de of TUii llli 1U and CO.'S LIVERPOOL. LAMPS, still shortly he time I, and another opened in a more commtbdiont and central situation, No. 152, Drurylasse, facing Long-Here, Iwo doors from Great Queen.street, where it is reqtlested all Orders may in Ware be siddre,sed. This Lamp bring calculated to produce the most brilliant ef fect the use of the c I sap Oihi in place of the most expensive, rendrrs it au object a ipmsiderable importance to the Public at largr. The Proprietors have laid in fir sale a large stock of the best pale Seal and other low pi iced. Oils. TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY. VEW-INVENTED - BREECHES and PAN TALOONS.-18 cousequence of the very grent com plaints nf the bad sowing of the seam has induced T. SUT TON, 311, on the nnrth side of the New Church, Strand, to try the es perlarent of making theca without side or leg senors, *inch he has found to mower his snow ardent expectation, and far exreds the former mode for elegance and ease, and are pe culiarly ndapted for riding. T. S. has the pleasure to say he has given univrrnd salisfac bon no those Gentlemen who have honoured hies o ith n trial at theta. and begs leave to return his sin; ere thanks to his Friends and the Public in general for the limits they have already conferred apron him, since he has opened the ;emve concern, and banes by his assiduity to merit n continuance of :be quire. N. B. Naval and Military Uniforms, Ladies Habits, and every Aker branch of the business executed with the utmost punctuality and dispatch. 11.AMPSIUME.—TO BE LET, ror a Tenn of !I years, and entered on at Michaelmas next. • 4LL that Capital Farm called SWANMORE 111 HIS ELIIOLT anti LUN DY BARN s comprising Rural Uwelliuq flust-c, UOirn, Cottages. and (laellem, gadabout 34' .Inner of most excellent Wheat and Turnip fund. all burliersi. and L a , au extenslite essisontin pasturage. sitsgle.b.l4-172111Mill pari.k of Di trs fent, 3 miles in frn Walli;11 Abbe y, and y about 1: miler frotuDosport and Portsmouth ; good road: , to bolls places. The dwelling botsse commands one .if the farm prospech. In the tfiu'llYs having a hill view of she Isle of % ight and the Needles. I eery encouragement will be given to a farmer of capital science scd industry. Particulars may be knows by applying In Adam Merray, Surscynr and Laud Agent, d, Pickett-sttezt. Tensple-bar.—J I. ItPtS p nt paid. • This Day was pahli.hed, In 2 voL. wire NA. VOMITS dans le DIX-NEU VIEME SIECLE ; 141 Refleclioits ins° Observideur stir les nouvelles hutitu- Imo!, weinhelluweineiri, l'esprit public., la !tickle. lea ridieu:cs, lo foliates, le! jnurnaux, le theatre, In litirratare, Arr. Printed for 11. Culburn. Public Library, Nu. ;A), Conduit :•recs. (V ahem and all bnukKllerr tarp be had. Porton k Bean's New Novel, U N E 111 AC LDOIN E. 4 vnls. 11‘DAME GENLIS' HISTOIRE des FEMIILS C EBR IS, y vols. Ilk. lee. fa. SALES. Finsbury Repository, Finsburrsquart. Hy Mr. HULL, TO-MORROW, January 23, QE V Ell Al. well-bred seasoned 'LUNT Elt.S l mas ters of itiytt weigbto ; atm some strong Hackneys in good ?minion, and fast trotters; ~ e veral pails of Coach, liaroitehe. Chariot, and Curriele Geldings, of different colours ; some sin gle ditto ; several good Gig Horses, perfectly quirt in harness, aid fast trotters; some very clever Hanes, a hich have bent Thar with troops; and ladies' Horses f a great many strong li?hlingstood Mares, lit fir machines, moll-roaches, post-ehalses, tkc also several hoodstnne Gallowos, Ponies, &c. TO HE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, LEASE of Fourteen Years of a very excellent Js. Manor Fans, called NA PS BU RY, near St. Alban:, tlni• ; corising a good dwelling- h mse, garden, rtN:rdi, a nd 408 acres at eleadow, pasture, and arable land, % much adopted to the Wails hasbaudry. Immediate pos , ~ 4.4 be Md. dr further Patellealan apply (if by letter, post pail) to A n hi.ple.b o Murray, titteveyor and Land Ageut, Picket -street, ar. • TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAtT ()NE Thousand Two Hundred and Forty-five OAK T REEM. of ditivrent diroPotiorw. stoma ing hi h . is 4.11 Wikwl, Parish of Plitiaitead. Kehl also 45 BIM. 22 As " 1 1. *Cite% hrge dinieasierne, nt Eon Wickham. A cumuli:Table 9c 1 91 , 1% of Underwood to Rini-Alain Wood. • Wilhmn Oa, id.ony, at the fay Earl of Warwick Inn. Wel li~K. sill the Timber oo:1 todetworodh hod Purticulari 7^S he known by :implication to Adam Murray, Surveyor uud -1:I Acent, g, Picket-rtreet, Ti aiple-bar. Itt TINIBER MERCII AN'tß AND BUILDERS. 10 BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A \ extensive Forest of FIR TIMBER., in Pee- I L h : . • - 03117. 2- ntland, shame on the Banks or the River lured. mitt tray from Ilse Part of Leith, where there is f n i by fur shipping it to the Ln a d osi Market. This !bred 'Trees of Liege dimension., being can.iderably 1111 l re • one handfed years' grawth rind tit fm• htlit , lings of every de. •filaina. There is a must excellent Saw Mist, driwe by water. the purchaser of the may he i•ccornniudated with t ' r r"tyre+tateised Plank they me, thittk fit. Particular. niss he knnw by applying to Mr. Turnbull. Pee -I"rs or Adam Mur ra y. S urveyor and Lona Agent. s, Pickett sTrvt. Teraple-har, Loadan. Lette;,, i.eA paid. re Market Curt letters Green Grocers, Greco Carters, :gad Oilier.. By Mr:J. COCHRAN, en th e wa li nglo.l.l,Lier, tVond.worth-rnad, Yams kill, on I litingl/A Y. the Stith of January, 181 2 9 and gul" Inn dny fif riot all sold the Gast), at Lkvrn o'Clock, CONSIS'TING of fine eolewOrts, fit for imme •-/ dime market, with a large qoantity of fine celery, both, !nudes of different ages; cabbage Ousts, savoys, mushrooms i rtdt, fruit-trees, altruist-trees, rn.es for potting, red cabbage. 1114 raulillowerlikuits hell and hand glun.ser, garden fouls, and 'Men-home pl.ints, which will he .old without any reserve. To b e v i ewed tin the Sale, and Catalogue's had on the Premi ss"; and at the Three Goats' Meads. stew there; at the dif mnrkets s and of the Auctioneer, No. 7, DiaLtAlifexto Loivealor-igusah • • • • • • - :t • 4""?'t LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1812. Prom the LONDON OdZE7TE, JAN* 21. Whitehall, Jan. 21. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent s been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of is Ma jesty, to nominate, constitute, and appoint George Douglas, Esq. Advocate, to be Sheriff Depute of the shire of Kincardine, in the room of Adam Galles, Esq., appointed a Lord of Session, Admiralty-Office, Jan. 21. Copy of a Letter from Caputo Taylor, of bis Majesty's /hip Apoll4, addresied to Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Mew, Ban. Cutansituder in Caief in the aftediterrapean, and transmitted by the latter to John Wilma Croker, t.sq. Hit Maki ship Apolo, of Cape - g. C4peSUla beartng 11, V., 044 hundred miles, after a chace of nine hours, we cap 4 tared the Edouard French polacre ship privateer, pierced. for fourteen guns, had only six ~ mounted,' four of which were thrown overboard, a crew of one hundred and twenty-three men, and commanded by Jean F. Mordeille, a Knight,of their empire, who,' in former vessels, has been a very successful cruiser against our trade. - The privateer is eight days from Marseilles, quite ne►r•, copper-bottomed and fastened ; had made no captures, but appears to sail remarkably fast. 1 have the honour to he, &c. Sir Edward Ye Heir, Dart. &c. B. W. TAYLOR. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. PROMOTIONS. T. — or -Office, Jan. 21. eilis Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma. l jesty, to appoint the under-mentioned Officers o( the East India Company's Forces to take Ralik by Brevet in his Majesty's Army in the East-Indies only, as follows ; their Commissions to be dated. January 1 2 1812. - COLONELS Gabriel Doveton, Thomas Dallas, Alexander Cuppage, Aid• we•Il Taylor, John Chalmers, Alexander Dyce, Keith Ma:- ealister, Charles Corner, Robert hl. Strange, John J. Dtv. rand, To be MAJOR-GENERALS. LIEUTENANT-COLONELS George Ball, Charles Stuart, John Williams, James Intim, Co lin Macaulay, Joseph G. Hill, Richard Cook, tlearge Holmes, William 111`Cullock, St. George .Ache, David OA terlony, Henry F. Calcmft, Edward S. Broughton, Francis K}au, Francis Aiskill, John Eales, • To be COLONELS. MAJORS ..sre A. Daniel, William H. D. Knox, T 'lltaltamilmaggalo. e -C sar. Carpenter. To be LI EUTENAVI•43OI.OMELS. Frartei RObertet CAPTAINS Charles Mellinchanip, William Smith, Adam Brown, John Lloyd Jones, David Fop lis, R. Potheringitain, Jana For t u ne, Edward Bphaw, Thomas Stewart, To be MAJORS. TVar-gffire. Jan. 21. nth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Surgeon John F. Wilde, from the 24th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Paddock, whit re tires. sth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Jackson Close, from the V 5 .11 Light ragoons, to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase. v ice . Stephens, who retires. Surgeon Olsen Liudmy, from the 71th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Coates, who retires. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant George Lloyd Hodges, from the 61st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant the Honourable W. S. Bernard, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, who exchanges. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Surgeon Robert Gilchrist, from the 11th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Bullock, who re tires. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant William Gordon to be Cap tain of a Company, a ithout purchase, vice Fraser, pro moted. Ensign James Sloloney to be Lieutenant, v ice Gor don. 6th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Duke to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice aledharst, who resigns. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant W. M. Hamilton to be Captain of a 'Company, by purchase, vice Singer, promoted. 10th Ditto, George Woodherry, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Bulkeley, who retires. 13th Regiment of Foot. To he Lieutenants, without purc.base. Ensign James Kcappock. Ensign 1/avid Dune. Ensign Robert Blythe, from the 71st Foot. To be Ensigns. Ensign John Hart, from the Ist - West India Regiment, vk Keappoek. James Peyton Gallaher, (lent. vice Durie. .13th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Morgan, from the ld Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice aledstanes, who exchanges. 26th Diito, Lieutenant John Farquharson, from the 42d Foot, to be Captain of a company, without purchase. Lieutenant William Beetliana, from the 35th loot, to be ditto. I:is Thomas William Boyes to be Adjutant, vice Nash, prormAe4 31st Ditto, Ensign Loftus Nunn to be Lieutenant, without pie , chase, vice Humble, superseded. Ensign 1. M. Good ilr to he lieutenant, vice Gilland. deceased. }Alsip Charles Shaw, from thesth West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Nunn. George L'Estraoge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Goodin'. ' 36th Ditto. • To be Captains of Companies, without purchase. Lieutenant Thomas James, from the 37th Foot. Lieutenant Charles Bayley, from the 31st Foot. Lieutenant Robert Blakeuey, from the 260 Foot. 44th Ditto, Lieutenant George Crozier to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Meekisacin t deceased. Ensign Henry Elwin to b e Lieutenant, vice Crozier. William I'ol2llons, Gent. to be En sign, vice Elwin. 63d Ditto, Captain Basil Fisher, from half-pay of the 31 Regi ment of the Irish Brigade, to be Captain of a Company, vit , Lindesay, who exchanges. 67tb Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Hall, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Saukey, deceased. To be Lieutenants. Lieutenant Hugh William Smith, from the 4th Dragoong rice Bernard, who excbangos. Ensign John Craig, vice North, deceased. Ensign Herbert Vaughan, vice Wilkinson, deetmed. To be Ensigns. Horatio Nelson, Gent. vice Craig. Joseph Everett, Gem. vice Vaughan. 700 Ditto. Thomas Scott, Esq. to be Paymaster vi ,ce Hutelin son,_ who retires. Na er, to be En s i g 71st Ditto, The Hon. Charles p w ic inat purchase, vice Blythe, p to the Itsh Foot. 77th Ditto, Captain J. W. Rogers, from the Ist Royal Vete ran Battalion, to be Captain of a _Company, vice C ameron _ pointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Mutation. , i 01l- to be Colonel, vice Sir James hen ry Cr ' 78th Ditto, Major-General Sir Samuel Auchooftv, Kilt. from the 103 d Foot,Mg, deceased. 11111 Ditto, Captain Hamilton Bagwell, from the 6th G arrison ..Battalion, lobe captain o f ,ft Louipaiy, vice Bury, Wh o ea . changes. 91st Ditto, Brevet-Major Donald Macdoonell, to b e Ni a . o witimmtporebase. Lrestammat A. Campbell to be Ca p tain t. a w i t h os ic a . D Lieutenant J. ar, r „,,.P. 1. from ith Foot, lie ditto, vice Macdonuell. 4,7'" climes quart, vi be t, vice Campbell. igu 1(4 Mee,Make Noaeursible Cieorr e L e Cele, from Me to be Colonel, vice Sir a re ?' 4acitesty, , meow* of tios 76th Foot, twl :V& 104th Ditto, Hospital-Mate William Woodforde to be Assistant -Bnrgeon, vice Earle, placed on half-pay, 9d Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Joshua Gledstanes,' from the 19th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Morgan, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Captain George Bug, from the 88th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice ftwell, who exchanges. lit Royal Veteran Battalion Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel D. I. Cameron, from the 77th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Rogers, appointed to the 77th Foot. Nth Ditto, James Light, Gent, to be Ensign. Thomas Clarke, late Serjeant-Major at Geneva Barracks, to be ditto. BREVET. Major Christopher Bird, on half-pay of the 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. STAFF. J. U. M , Leroth, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel in the psth Foot, to he an Inspecting Field-officer of Yeomanry and V oltinteers (w ith the rank of Lieutenant-Colunel while so employed), vice 11Major-General Sharpe. Thomas Armstrong, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel is the Cold t.-Ogosoes Guards, to he an Inspecting Field-offieer of Yeomanry ,iiiat - Voluateera . (wide the ,an of theeteeistrit-Colonel so employed), vice Hardy, removed to the Staff in Ireland. To be Deputy Assist:tut-Comm3isaries-General to the Forces. Adolphus Veith, Gent. William Myler, Gent. GARRISON. Lieutenant-General Rowland !fill to be Governor of Blackness Castle, vice Sir Jiuncs Ileury Craig, deceased. HOSPITAL STAFF. John Quincey, Gent. to be Hospital-Mate for General Service. The King's German Legion. 2d Regiment Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Geor g e Meister to be Captain of a Troop, vice Koch* deceased. Cornet Christopher Fuhrenkohl to he Lieutenant. vice Meister. Watteville's Regiment. To be Hosigns. Ensiga Victor May, from the regiment of Roll, vice Gumvens, whose apoointment has not taken ploce. -de Chattelain Gent. vice De Bend, promoted. Francis Rigaud, Gent, vice Dicenta, promoted. MEM ORAN DUM. Lieutenant Clarke, of the 82d Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bute. Bute and Argyll Militia. Major John M'Kay to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Campbell, reigned. Dated Jan. 16, 1812. Croton-nice, Jas. 21, 1519. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRE SENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Aldeburgh. John hi'Mahoit. Emi t Borough of Barnstaple. William Busk, Esq. in the room of George ‘Yoodford Thellassoa, Esq. deceased. • ‘. Borough of West looe. Rear-Admiral Sir Joseph Sydney of the Admiralty, TAILS; don, Knight, in the room of James Buller, Esq. who has so cepted the office of one of the Clerks in Ordinary of his Mar jesty's Privy Council. Borough of Weymouth and Mcicombe Regis. Joseph Hume, Faq. in the room of Sir John Lowther Joluatose, Bart. deceased. Borough of Weobly. The Honourable Hear Bathurst ehmotonly ea/led Hord Akfry, segoest GONIMi Stielt its his UssjeSt) . 2 Army. imi-em BA ?f IC WU Pr'. -- Frederick Kampf, Null-street, Mary-le-Bone, upholder, to surrender, Jae. yl3, Feb. 1, 29, at 'Leven. at Guildhall. Samuel Ilanburv. Wedoesfield. Winleerhampton; emalmali-•• ter, Feb. 13, 14, March 9, sit the George Ina, Bevidley; Wit. eester. Joseph Batt, Cambridge, victualler, Jan 15, Feb. I,lgarch 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. • James Elkington, Rugby, llarwickshire, liquor-tnerdiat, , Feb. 3,4, Numb 3, at eleven, at the Craven Anis Bold, I,:o -ventry, John Millard, scn. Welton Super Mare, Sontersetshlre, lutker,•l Jan. 23, Feb. 1, March 3, at twelve, at the Three Limes lan, Bristol. Andrew Howlett, Liverpool, Ilquor-merchant, Feb: 3, 5, March 9, at eleven, at the a ork Hotel. Liverpool. . William Brevitt, I)urlaston, StattOrdshire, butcher, Feb. 10, 11, March :3, at ten, at the White Hart, Swiford. \Bilbao Sharman, Bitchtield. Lincolnshire, victnaller, Felt. 6,7, March 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Grantham, tin. culnshire. James Kenyon, Manchester, dealer, Feb. IR. 19, March 9, at eleven, at the . Matrhester Arms Inn, hlanchester. Samuel Blagborough, Leeds, merchant, F e b. 6,7, March 91, at eleven, at Me Talbot Inn, Leeds. (Diuide..ds. tyr. to-morrow.] IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1.1. DOUSE OF LORDS, JAN. 21. ROXROROUGH CAUSE. The further consideration of this long pending and important cause being regularly resumed ; The Solicitor-General (Sir T. Plomer) was heard at considerable length, as leading Counsel, in behalf of the Appellants, John Bel den Kerr Esq. and Others, on the feu branch o f th e case . The further hearing wari,adjourued till Thursday. §Omejudicjel business was disposed of; after whiCh The LOftJ CHANOELLOR said he should pro pose, that4e Commitlie ordered to take into consi deration cell& Appeal r eauses, respecting which no Petitions had been presented, pr paw:plaid upon the table, do sit 9n Pilda l t f i if should ntii - be inconve— nient to Certain N o bl c ilikrds to attend.-Adjourned till to-morrow (this V."'" HOTAi 3 ortbAIMONS. The SPEAKER read a...letter to the House from Admiral Albemarle genie, acknowledging the receipt of the Speaker's letter, conveying to him the rote of the House of Commons, expressing theicapprobation of-his conduct, and .ofibot ,of Commo dore. Rowley, awithe Seamer Mr . _ If.. '.n` justice to ,to which 4 4:, g WAS who were tiles:feet con. may • i lamp l ibr e 1 . " h at - ' 7-7.-. ‘ e "Tr''' r,rduc7du asid I aud the Seamen and Mai itiesengageil in tbelate.oper- Po se d. /rf- at, p l a n, watt n 0 4 14 atelYI. ations against the Isle of Mauritius. TIN gallant h" t at at the vujitiotage.sit.lo, - over others tht I Admiral requesigt,the Speaker to bignify 4 to. the lven . riot forAttr4 would' lr bk view, . they ' were sulistittitinketiOthgr. ~ could not 110 4 99 the griittrudo he felt for that distitigidshed honour. re „ .1 Ivo 4 „ it would 14, rigid, te.bpj,lit tbe.pioposed.rauitei 0111IRY-LANE THEATRE.-, Iva p,t,„, f , : 11 6 04 !in, ipmali..a . scaliLas.bad.,heen propos ;Nit. W4rTf3ftF4l/i broeght up the rent vt, Um 'tlin,,, . • trfq e tpv .l., l Atrt was tp . mttke pike. COmMittre On the .Vetp(ion, for an extensto a cUlip WI . ' ' lllti tyyCC9tie ihe*rePriety•of provisions of the . Act - for' rebuilditig Voir ; no ' i kk t" 1•• t• t, 0e; orlon of a 144iiite Theatre. The report was agreed to, enApues • I - rt,„ ,4,,nteleict o was no experinicrt as the resolution of the Committee s , letweaks. '' •1 cm ‘.. ... pro I,t to i bkuniforrali_atte4ist i t bring is a Bill to amend the formerLA h to s i' ir A: ~ , .. 4 e 41_ tats.. . ....• . 11,, PlltyY PR( , d , ‘,. •, j ..4 - , ;04441,, Apyrt thought It 114 last Mr. WIDER, pcough4,* 4 * . , Q . e. • ,•,, '' , a to,f t lis e, tiro the, *posts ,to . , "Id mitten appointed to,„.ipstiftie.., tnte a . 7 : I. , , i, . ha' lieen l ..xertered, !ere. Nip,.erail amount of the char ea yritt he. p, ~),.. !': 'Ulliiek t „ l . 4 n f ee L of, 4144411,411)91011A who mittee stated, that: in catittiou iiimpit _ _„_/%1111. 1 ',;; '.Vq° PlM,lll!)oolP3lo9tsitirr.fecl ed cbarseable on it.4st.,year4l:4 - MOWS 111401 mift • •-• • •, '-nco t fx sol tß oL 1 3t t 1N .,,, , , w i t.m , with the sum 0f.11,,,54§1, gr thh5,0,9 , ~. se c ,/ r ii ai 5^47T I n ig l / 2 :-.1.? : 1" i tLa.2 A A i , • PTiatea to 4bp iimpikkoor 9.1 isei.4 l ,,. -.. 1,4 7 ,1 1 1,4 rwisikaamw". • =Pa vants, or of thc inoop . ,T , lai r fg I AV ,. iQ ~1 . . • ii. ' ' Wuie 9 a SV#o: 6 4 s htlitii4 vants., Tge ranabOps 9 , t ' ~. - . PRICE BID. rious occasional payments, which, though necessary to be made in the present instance, did not appear to the Committee to call for any permanent provision. The Report was ordered to lie on tho table. On the motion of Mr. D. GIDDY, the Committee on the Wotton Basset Election was postpoued to the 18th of February. IRELAND. Mr. PONSONBY, (in coniequOce of the severe domestic crlamity which' had recently orcurred in the family of his Noble F r i en d,' f or w h om a notice had. been 'given on a former evening of a motion relating to the situation of Ireland), postponed the motion oa that subject to Monday fortnight. ' PENITENTIARY' MIMES. 4f-11011.'0RP rose, Qrsuaut to a 'notice gire a on alfirmetrev'enleg, to move for leave to bring in a bill ttr the eii , ctioil of a Penitentiary House, for the reception of convicts sentenced to trensportatiwi. The object of the Bill which he proposed to bring in, would be to place such convicts in a eituation, that there might bc.a reasonable expectation i that ; tltpace. forward they would apply t I#iuselves to useful hula.' try, instead of restoring them to society under circum. stances that almost rendered a recurrence to vicione practices unavoidable. The lion. Gentleman they proceeded to describe at some length the plans which had formerly been framed with this object in view, and to detail those circumstances which had opposed their being carried into effect, and rendered usoless the Acts on the subject of the 19th and 34th of his present Majesty. Adverting to the bad effects of confinement in Newgatc on the morals of prisoners, he fully acquitted the present Governor or that pri se!' of being in any way the cause of them, and !noire in tenus of high praise of his generrl conduct. The evils of which he complained had their origin in the place itself, And io 'the present system. His plan was to 'take . thence a number of male and female convicts, whO were confined there for trans. portable .offszticeq, and theti he hadpo doubt but the city. of Lon&r would exert themselves to make their prison a l fit place for. the . reception of p r i soners; place to which their ino'ralvould he less likely' ; to get corrupted, than at prnt. . The evil arose, in- a great measure from the present distribution of pri 'loners, no clistinction'being made between those Con victed of the (deuces with which they were charged, and these who were only there committed for triul. The ' ect of this was. ipse . ,iulurious. • He- would, for l' '' . mall the a tteiitioa .'oL the }loose to the sit*. 1 a tieiaplife liiiiitation in lit* whq migWl W_frein kW for ti 7* al suspicion of ha.vitt&curn ; mil . t a theft, of , which.4llewas not guilty . ; what piustb.l her ..situ,flh.n, place-T9n° atm pug those ii. malty whp'had biSi; - copv,.ekor„trausportable or ! . feuces, and vi,hzia cull theruselvekfry lung habit to • treat ever' Fut. resirai . ut ( which fb l e : lia# beeii in the llithi ( oK.. eiling)wilb . con t taimPt *rad a is le' neglect ? wt. — That Vow cpyrd..a. petect to sittekte4 hare when. rely-hied from cpelfnernent (in Bill berm !Meg acilischer);:oc lisiee refeived i cuteg.py respec. 19de family, afiff.... g epaartilig for. aux.considep able period in Su c h Semeri. 7 7 Ins goo ircaiMaieconuree o d the erection of a 'Pciptentiarigo ke ss, latin enough ... to . contain 2Ctnhalr dOaricts,And t ap many\ females, properly separated from .each other. Be concluded _with moving for l eave to bri ng i u a Bill for erecting a Nnitenliari House for the confineMent of offeit dens, maie and female, under se n t ence 'of-transport*, tion in.the prisons of th e City 9 f L on d o n , and dye County of Middlesex. ' • . Sir W. CURTIS. was understood 'to 'support thts . motion ; and, after a few words from Mr. Aid,ermaa Combe,whickcoald hit be distinctly heard from thO gallery, Sir S. ROMILLY expressed his regret at finding the subjecj had not engrossed the attention of the House in a degree at all proportionate to its impor tance. He wished particularly to draw the attention of the House to the plan produced in 1794 by Mr. Bentham. This the House could dts.andit would still be open to them to adopt the plan of tkat (;en. tlenian, of any other that might be preferred. The House too, be thought, would do wrong if they did not ta e into their consideration the R e p or t ma d e oa the . ' *- in 1708, Which *I been printed l as t Ses stop "go the motion • o f th e mem b er for Yorkshire 1 (whose absence, from.intlisposition t he much lameut ed). Aniong the advantages of the An of Mr. Ben. than!, there were two of great importance, which appeared to have been disregarded by the last Com l mittee on tlie.subject ; the first was, it pro v id e d vas ployMetit.'fot the, con v icts after. the period of .their.c on linen** ill, tiptoed WM its economy. He WA. - rticOarfy anxionithat . t4, !louse should leek to t aporiteh ad rneritioPed, before they laid Mr. i.• .0.... , "V i . vasicie. !ii. be considered that plan had *TrisiCadviin age; over every otilr that had been pro. 2, t f - ..Ph _ . ,, 0 , .., 4 _iittmatelr laid aside, he .hatt . t be ' that had when . think Penitentiary proposed by • amexperi xty .of ,mak- Penitentiary ,Rs expe . - 1444 "Aga t' f i rt. • ' 1 1 ~, z ~ ~` i 4