The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-05-22 00:00:00

.., • ( 1 - i • • 'AI 0 -. ..,. ,` r:,xl„ 1 • . • s •‘, P•I . , s 1 . ,• , __ ja,.... , ._. ' ‘,7 • ~ - .7.,,+-1-1 o.lq , Ito) Ci A• d 4. ' , el- -.3ittlitrLt:illltln • . •t, LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 22 1812. No. 19-17. PRICE 6{D. bIEETING will be held TOMORROW, is. the '34 of May, Idle, at the Freenunotn"fneenie treat Qdrer-alreet. Lincoln% lout•Belds for the purpose taking into eonsiderallaa the UliTßEiViliD fAT ' 2 ..4 the LABOURING POOR he certain of the Manufacturing IMs. trios, f affording Assist:men to such Plans as may Ire b.- rally adopted for their Relief in the present stagnation of their Easiness dal high price of Provisions, by meaus of a Subscrip ben, or :twit other plan as may be deemed most expedient. The presence of the Nobility, Clergy. Gentry, Bankers, Merchant., Ai d Manufacturer.. and of all other Persons, Is hn may he de sirous of assisting a calm so interesting to humanity, and an iso portaatto the best interests of their country, is mot eagoestly re queued. ili , Rusal Highness the Doke of ionic will take toe Chateau 0.. e o'Clock. rviiE PANIIARMONICON, with the a4ditiou of the A U LARGANON. RE-OPENED au Monday. the 6th Jo-omit. nt No. 22, Picciulilly, late the Liverpool MUSt'lllll. —Mr. LURK, the inventor and Proprietor of the above In. struinent, which, daring the short time of its Exhihition ut Wtgle's Rooms, was honoured a ith the most datteriug appro bation and patronage of the British Public, most respectfully apologises to the Nobility,Gefitry, and the Lovers of Music, and the Mechanical Arts in general. fur the interruption occasioned in the Performance. by an accidental injury the instrument so— so well as by his sailisequent indispos . ' and the want of a well-adapted Bourn for the display of it, powers, and now low the honour to acquaint them, not only thht the lifore l wid impediments are completely removed, but also that hr li.fs avail. ed himself of the interval to improve considerably the Meehan- Inn and effect of the Panharmofficon. The Aulargan 1111 l like- wise u self-performing Instrument, and canstructedon principles similar to thorn of she Panharnsonicon, will, he.hopes, although of lesser compass and dimensions, merit the approbation of the hlfoical Public, by the sweettifta of its times, and the precision of its execution of a variety of the most difficult and favourite pieces. th nh regard to the eauliarinonicon, as that invention ha already been honoured by the applause of a numerous pub lic, Mr. G. will only confine himself to 11w statement of the sim ple fact of its consistiug of 112 flutes, octave dotes, 31 clan°. eels, and oboes, IS bassoons, 14 trumpet-, four French horns, kettle drums, eimbals, triangle, great drum, continuo drain, ; beside n complete organ, all real instruments set in iiitoine• boa .inJ performance by mechantsin alone, so as to petform, like one grand oche-sins of wind in-truoiroos, involutes. syin phonies, marches, rondos, &c. of which a COINNIII variety, with the addition oft he most favourite pieces, will hereafter be displayed. The performauce will be exbinitell due* times a day, viz. from I to 2, 2 to 3, mid 3 to 4 ticlurck. Admission, One Shilling. IX A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN OF WRITING, By J. CARSTAIRS. lh this New Method any Person inn) , learn, in SIX LES SONS ON I. Y . , a most beautiful Running Hand. This attain meat ain he of great edvatitage to those who have Books to kil), or, from their noontime in life, are obliged to write Ire (patty. It will entirely eradicate any bad scrawl, and will also add very much to aceniary, freedom, and expedition. To suite well must be allowed by all In by it most necessary nod useful accomplishment. Any improvement therefore that can be wade to facilitate the utstaluieg ef speed and _proficiency in taiii.irt, cannot he unacceptable to the admirers of Penmanship, and also to those in bush"... This New Method is widely dif fereot and entirely distibct from ali miter Methods :atcly adver toed. specimen may be seen, aad reisectable references given, nn application to J. Car►taits, at No. 18, NPM castle-sireei, Strand. Ladies and fieutlemen eu►y be attended io any part of Londou at their own toni,es. Accounts and the principle and moo Useful Brunches or the Mathematics 'laughs upon an Expeditious Plan. TO MINERS, OR COMPANIES DEALING IN LEAD. SPECIMENS of rich LEAD ORE to be viewed at Adam Murray's, found on the Estate of a Gentleman in the North, who is derirotts of agreeing %vita any Company willing to search for the same. Particulars may be known by application to Adam Murray, forreynr and Land Agent, 61, St. Marines Lune, Charing -ctn.'s, (if by {eller, postpaid). AIMENT DISCOVERY in the Art of making HEAD-DRESSES, ate. upon a new a:ld improved priii• ei. le. and far which his Majesty has I.itely becu pleased to ~.ant his Royal Letters Patent. Sold only by W. Vickers, at the King's Arm;, No. ti, Tar , i duck-ureet, Cisvent.gardra. The Nobility sad Gentry will ple.iie to he particular in their Address to hits, es his name is placed in $lll/0 WhereiD hr ha no cowers'. Tr BISH reminds his friends that the whole of the s. • present LITfLE 1.0 ITERY will be Drawn on the hoe, Birtli-im. The Scheme cuutaitas a variety of Prizes, sew% which me 1 ....of .....C20,000 1 .... of ....X15,0011 I I 4 kc So-. &c. In the last Lottery, 10 C..pital Pt izes ; in the I;.st six unnnths, 30 Capital Prises; and nu the la,t two sears. 91 C.tpital Prises Wife Sold and Shared by DISH, at 4, Curuhill, and 9, Charing. ans. KING'S MKTG-1)A Y. D. ICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. (the .r.,. L Conoraeooro respectfully inform the Publir, that the T.ATI..; Lon 1;11 Y will I.e Drawn the 4th of JUN L. SCIIESIL. 1 of 5C•2.1.000 is .820.n00 3 ' . 10,00 U . - 10.000 1 . 5,000 - . 5.000 1 1' - S,OOO - • - 5,000 1 .; - 4,000 - - Sou,' "1 1 - 1,6a1 - - 5.000 4 - • 5001 . 2,'lthl 4 . 4iie • - I.trOU f - SuO ' . - 1.801) 12 . • I"t) - - 1,1.41 to 8a • - 1 JA) 5.1 - - 5.1 • • ' 1.50 J 49 - 41) . 1.6.0 t+,' . .31" ' I.Suir 14 . - 55' 2.6?...0 1,52:,,, • - 15 . - 19,6 :Al Only 9,003 Tickets. Tiellets and Sharrs ;ore ou Snit. by a 1 (Ai ARDkinpi. GOOD IX( K. ; 1 1 14 1 Co. :ii Ilocio ()hires, Ihr cortwr of Back Builittngs, f ounlioll; and Leong the Kioolf, Meun, Chao ho z Crout, t . where, .n the Inner% drown nn the :t.ith Aurol hiss, they sold the tut lusriu; CA 1 1 1 TA I. e.: iz vs, in 64 Sanres : Nu. 5,51 S u Prize of £l o ,oeo 11416 . - - - - s.iod 11,433 . - - - 3,000 2,104 - - . . Al . . 90.1 1,710 - . 100 - - - tAX) IA • AY and MARTIN, beg have to acquaint the Public that by attending to the P in partieulitro they will avnid heia% t.tketi in by the vile C that are at feted av the grouilse BLACKING. prip7lrrti by Skein nt 97, Hick Holborn. Afier the a ..rtl `• the lint line of the Labels the Counterfeit., ha% e a .maii it. ) have the ruse before the word *AOC in the 1.1 . mid others put a mall inuoveiliately beCire the Sinnher 97. Purebarer. *Wahl observe that the Itholc Addrcu aatl (Induct. ROY Al. HUM a N F. SOCIETY, FOR Tfl F. RECOVERY OF i't ItsONS A PIittKILNTLY Oh Al). AAl ' the A NNI ‘' EaSARY FESTIVAL, held at the City of Loudon Tavern, on Monday. April iO, W. GA II Rrl W. Esq. Vire-Pretideut, io the Chair, The (Atonal; Doilallolif Sod Subscriptions were announced: Collersion as Ss. An. J. Giarire. Esq. XlO 10 0 drew'sCharcb,after .loseoli 110 H., Esq. 10 10 0 the A aniversarytiers Willi ssu /lopes, Elf. 10 10 0 mon, preached by letuisliave•Petit,Eol.la 10 0 Rev. D. W. Gar- Jew liumell. Esq. 10 10 V row, A. kJ. .071 3 0 David Pike Watts, ' Rt.llosn. Earl of Siam. Esq. 10 10 0 fold nod Warring- Sir A. Hulse, Bart. lon, l're.idem 20 0 0 V. P. 55 0 Rl.Hon.l.d.‘Villsargt. Dr. Cogan 3 0 0 by de Broke. V. P. 5 5 0 J. Thompson, E A Mr. Alderman A.ilhists 10 10 0 V. P. .3 3 0 J. Blackburtie, EN. F. S. Stakes, E:q. 22 0 V. P. 10 10 0 W. R. Stokes, Fol. 2 2 0 1. H. Browne, Esq. I CbarlesWelstead,Esq. 22 0 V. P. 10 10 0 John Wirsise oe , b ig . 2, 2 0, T. Cock, E. 10 in 0 Jailli ` Wild, El. 2 2 0 Annual Subscribers of Doe Guinea each. C. H. Adam., Esq. Thomas Manley, Eq. Mr. John Ilrauchamp Edward Man ley, Esq. William Riddell, Esq. Samuel Mitau. twi. Mr. J. Bonsor Timms Moore, Esq. Mr. Bradileld Charles Mooring, F.sq. Mr. J. Borne Jobe M1140(.00, Esq. Rev. Weeder' . Butler Mr. Nell/0111 William Curter, Esq. J. B. Nichols, Esq. Chaney. Esq. Mr. Peacock, jun. Rob. Cottle, jun. Esq. Joseph Phiiiips, Esq. Mr. B. Crosby Poole, Esq. John 11a lid, Esq. " Mr. P.olh 111 l ier Hr. T. Davison Mr. W. Rabbeth George 1/essson, &q. Mr. Roberts , Pere, Earl, Esq. Mr. Itiodd ---- Fitch. Esq. William Sealy. Esq. • Rev. Dr, Fly Samuel Sewell, Esq. William necktie, FA. Mrs. S. Sharpe Mt. T. Foe Eden. Slaughter, _Esq. Mr. Friend Charles Sinoh, Esq. William Fry, Biel. -- Snow, Esq. W Miura Gibbs. Esq. Mr. Joseph Stingiest Ales. Glendiaing. Esq. John Ststaway, Eosq. R.N. Mr. George (kiwi% John Stevenson, .11:-q. Mr. henry Grethen C. S. Stokes, Eon Edward Hart's*, Esq. S. W. Sweet, Esq. Mr. John Harris John Tailor, Esq. --- Hatchets. Esq. • Mr. Taylcr Mr. 'oho Hoyle Mr. Teesdale Mr. Rickard !Layne I H. Vernhass, jun. Esq. Thomas Ileutbrork, Eq. Henry Wa s te, Esq. J. P. Hodgson:, Esq. Charles Ware, Esq. J. Holmes, Fp I Arthur Vi atter, Esq. _ Horne, Esq. George Weddell, Esq. Eduard *Anson, Esq. Capt. George Welatead Edward Isaacs, Esq. Mr. Wheble Mr. It. Japes Mr. W. C. Wild James Lorton, Esq, Mr. T. Wilkinson James Lee, E-q. -- Williams, Esq. Thomas Lewis, Esq. Caleb Withal, Euq. Mr. Richard Leant I James W %an, Esq. William Marriott. Esq. Thomas Wild, Esq. ' Robert Manley. Esq. This &who N (which was founded to preserve from Death Per sons apparently Dead (root Drownssie, Lightning, Cold. Qr. noel his since 1774 shoed 3,610 Lives, rewarded upanrdi of 15,0.1) Claimant., and established similar Societies in many Cosmoses in Englund. and in all Part. of the World) is ?supported by Voluntary Contributions. One Guinea per Annum onasti. totes ass Analial Governer; and 10 Guineas a Life Governor. Genii/so.. 5t00........ .f .Nity , tTilriorf, Of bt l eorniaiu GoYerOliff, are particularly requested tar send their Names to Dr. Lettsom, the Treasurer. Sambrook court, Basinehall - street; Baron Dim-dale and Co. Cornhill; Fuller and Co. Cornbill t Drum. ntond and Co. Charing-gross; WeSion, l'inhorsi, and Co. Bo rough Bank; or Ili the Registrar and Secretary, Juba Beau un,w, Villiers-street, Siratal. DR. FREEMAN'S GUTTA sALuntais, approved Specific for the Scurvy, and every Foulness mid Impurity of the Blood. Sem ionic C plaints are the most general 'Malady rif the Bri tish Cowan's, Itill j MS family is, more or !elf, exempt from them, and they sliew tlovinselvel in a variety or svoys ; they produce roughness. ulceration, and other diseased slates of tne skin ; they occasion luss of appetite, weakness, and detection of spirits • and the in ass Mood being rendered (Lad, it is iiir:opoobie ;se fording a healthy supply of tiouriAnneut to enable the functions of life to lw properly and actively performed. Ns a remedy front all impurities from this eau's., 1)r. Fr,•esuan's ciutta Sala saris has proved itself by n reputation of thirty ye-ir-, a vermin specific and neverl..iling cure ; it lequires olds a few bottles of this invaluable mcdienie to remove tile sums t obstinate anal iu setrrate scorbutic e plaim. At this period of the season it is well known the scurvy and its consequelices ore inurh to he dreaded ; in every coicstoulooiti where they are prevaleut, Ilse:shove medi.•ne is rer ))))) mended at. the only ermine mewl. wf curint, as wilt as preventtog. the malady from tweaking out ; our is at less successful agairvot the erects of it well know is contagion, which pi mlaces it certain dos e Ise that insbittr., Cie source of enjoyment; every it jury frost this taint, whesher external's appearing or taunt ir the Woad, is radically nod safely temuved by it, is nth the since.- -.ity s.f conlimmeiii, or those other testi - idiom w hieh nod.. - unit. ars lls superior and active kind require. It is tlalefai re commended to youth of both sexes, rind to those whim are Ili I COWS' 11510 a married state, nod would wish to prtierve firm health mid u sottild c•mstitution ; by it they a ill be fired from every debility to whioh their irregularities may have exposed them, and be restored to their original streolgth and vigour at Ito bit. to the diseases fir the female see, where areitkuese is so pre-. dominion, it never foils to check the cause sooner loan ally other medicine, and to give strength, animation, turd general tone to every weakened function. Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cbeapside, corner of Paternoster row; Bacon, Ozrordsstrcet I and by most C.itinUl Medicine Wade% iu bottles Id. Pd. aad tid. Vitluable awl be.tice erllll., Homy, Of beitatllfai Ont.• sssss • By 11 R ELL ter.d W I LSONy _ . At their Sale Roam, No. th), Skismer-,;rule, flooto.lllll, op W EON ES I) AV. Mas li. 181?, most several &Ilea ' Ups, te/ at Twetse u'lCtock (by direction of tar Aslsubtivir.stur . rlit E remaining Part of the very exteusive OL LECTION of MONTS, DItA.W !Mir% and %I ISSALII of the late William Wilsons, kni. )•'. A. A. t entriAirtg of floe Prints. I .y am imit and iii tier.. Almoerss, particularly of the early Gr•rtosioti School. by Niarth; Svhoen, lonrel Vila Neck, Allyrt Miser, Lou,r Van Lee den. Nr. ; l• nelosh and Poreio Portrait.; the Sem Ports iii F,ance. :die, venos ; tussle so, II wortc,i aiid Topographical Ps ii.b., Nr. ; a beau tiful and choice maseasolmote of Dran int.' ? by the mono Me linsted Artists. among a tools are a set or ra:truhle Chinese Drawing... repre.roning the lii.thr% of Chinn flow the earliest ti n ily, on n..e boo.!red and t weni3-fo.o r sslietots, in three vultrues ; highly finishers N ooremberg mod Poiouirul Dm* Mgr ; %swami. mimeos sou topography. history. tunkiserol.lrs ; drip:mai Orr:wings by lion Isomlssuo awl others y verb volts ohle and -mom lily il n ominated Masud. t rupit..l Masks of Profs. includisq; sevrrol mi.. ec ibru.,,,n, sekenons by Collot, Dciln Dell, 11 sect,, tar Sude- Iris, Bus 101.444 ai titlittr%, Air ; W alt' of the no-; eiscruieJ a orb- upon %mural Ilimurb ; a compleir rot of lioXii VWO t of Con , . &e. its 1.:•• c las:d mid Wales . an sordapse cops of 6r.s,e's A so-n. 14 Armour, a ith the sorigmal Alma ity,;.. ; the Imsesaserg (Milery, most toiltiast irreprrp-s ; Rooms Loa Bso)cleli's pub lic:soma.; and other rain:dose propel is. • Moy be vier% ed two days, and Crantrgne , - bad florrlaNs ori••r t•s Ilse Sale (al 6•1. carol), of ?dui rril and %%now, 2Q, Skower “ree., S .on.lsill. 111.. D151'074,0 Or RY CRIVA 'lli CONTRACT, lIE valuable LEASE, for Nine Years, of a • nest comport OW FLIANG.HOUSC. and WA R. - HOUSE, suitable for Ribbou Aldoufacturers, mid Others requital mall premise., biiiiate inn grv..l iiiontughf - or, iteinz ittkjoichd lu Newuote-streei miff Cheap.i •e. The Pio - (Miser 14 to Ike lite iloaaehold FurAiture uud lure. ut a fair taluation. For further Particulars apply to me. J. Bnnkt, AuctiJneer and House Agent, 102, Wuud•Arcet, UR:4OWe. • 1 • eltr slll . l BOROUGH OF 1 1 1 , Y1tOUTII. Art very numerous and most respectable ?fleeting of the solfereut of the Curpar , tiuo, tile Cb-rgy, Meretwits, and other Inhabintat9, of the Iturowfh Pk mouth. rovenerl by She Worshipful the llavnr , be puhitc hel" PAKLI.4.IIENT. HOUSE OF L0111:14, MAT 21. - . west, iseardeld at the Guildhall of the • said ittroimsll. the 19th I ... , ...i. : ORDERS IN COUNCIL. • V day ofidtat, ISt% to emonmatter and delerinimme on toe prapriet v Their Istrillsnips met, according to I.revious'acljourement, at of presenting a dutiful A othcs. at hi. ii.. 1.11 itiegit , C:s the Prince , nnm• o'clock, and theu resolved themselves into a Committee - for Regent, es premise of their emmialulent e and &Irma' iose, at the ' reseming tde examination of evidence ut Elie Bar, relative to the unextunpkd and atrocious act of tec,oissitsits .... WI she person or i Others in Council. the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval. Chancellor of the , Mr. Fluky, Coairman of Ora Chamber of Commerce of Glas- Esebequer, within the a ails of the.liou.e of Cneornon., *hen . /row, and Mr. liaillie, of slirlteld, were esenatied at great proceeding to the di.charee of Ms imp“riakt puhlie tiutiem. . length by lmrls ltosslyn, Landettlite, Grey, Clanearty, Bat the Worshipful GLOROE B 1.-A.l,Am ir, L K . m ay „ r , , n sh e burst, and other Noble Lord, %Ohm a menage from the Corn- Coair. , mons being announced by the rarer a the Black Rod, the iv it- Resolved, That a dutiful mod Mild Address be prepared and arses were ordered to withdraw. per , onte d s o hi. R oya l iti g h nes , ;f ie Prince R e p ro ', expry ote e ' On 'de 'notion of Earl GREY, it was then ordered, that the of the (tellers of Ibis Mealiest en the adore . usciattidsotymcca- ! esaminatirno should be rewime. l , as soon as the emerge from Gtr siou--emil that the followiog Gcntleturit. six: Cumo.onsshould be disposed- of. 1 rot S . eal•a b l ia ll g i t l e is e a tora nd i .d . p i t o t ri ld t ic a ..ri mo d nic pri d ra leffi te, w w ere ere , t h h r e oe i gh d lo hoz n by Mir WMiain Elf fed, Burt. Dr. Woolcoanhe R ev . jobs Gandy . . nr—Gackyor . • • William' Losageorad,•Hom. Gourige:Vrosjobss;- , E t hi; t Curninissiouers, the Bill for allots it the use of Sow is Peter Tonkin, I.N. i•dwurd Chic, Esti, ! lrish Breweries, the Tobacco Pipe-clay Exportation, the 041- Thomas Cleadser, Esq. .oMitee Soltais filq. I eets of Excise Super:innovation, and the °Skeet Securities Bills, Dr. Resumed ' -• Jeoe Lowe. Esq, all tehich were read the best time. E Edmund Lockver, .q. J. N. Hawker, Esq. The Earl of Ll VER POOL, by command of his Royal High. be a C.-..0i1i tee. for the purpo.e of preparing such Addre.s. mil , the Prince Regent, preseuted Papers relative to the Militia Resolved,'Nul the Address non protitteed by the Committee, i Oeuvre tif the Ustited Kingdom. and "read to the Meeting, bt istoptiosed hod adopted; and that • THE CLERGY. • she same be forthwith entgrammed; and du lie au the Guildhall On the Motion of lord HARROW BY, it was ordered, that table. for the signature of the inhabitauts, until Saturday next, . an abstract of the official documeuts presented to the House %vs the 24tis day of May, Institut. terday, respecting the number of resident and non.resident Revived, 'rho'. the Addrr.., whets signed, he foirward,d by Clergy, as well a.. of thei several stipetids, should be printed the id it or to the Members for this, 9..r0mi.-Im, in order In be fur we use of their Lordships. presmeed to M. Royal Highne.• the Prince Regent. ; The Committee for the further examination of witnestes was Reindeer,. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the then resumed, when Mr. I)enison, Trustee to the Clot-, Mann- Contwittee, far preparing and bringing forward tar Addre-s. facture of Leeds, and Mr. Becket and Mr. lluidforth, also of Resolved, Thal these Re.clution" be signed by the Clastirstian, Leeds, were examined at length. Upon the conclusion of the and pultitsimen on imand•lmilk, and in the STATESMAN, Courier, lint witness's examination, n was agreed that the -t.'ontm.ttee Pilot, iind Star, Loudon Papers i Fermium's Exeter Paper t should adjourn to Monday pelt, at half -1 aft two o'clock ; and std aho is the Ply muuth Chronicle, sold Dock T.legrapti upon Lord Walsinglitua's having left the Chair, and the House Papers having resented, their Lordships adjourned to ttamorrotv, at GEORGE BELLA NI Y, Mayor. four • clock. The Mayor having quitted she Chair, ___ Resolved, That the Thank., of this Meeting, he given to the 1 Wonhipful the Mayor, for ill. promptness in conveodng it, and for hi. wavy proper conduct in time Char. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Embezzlement Bill was read a third time. Sir .1. N LNY PORT postponed his Alotion respecting the In land Navigation of Ireland. The House will, on Monday, resolve itself into d Committee on the Southern Whide Fishery. Mr. O'llA R 1 moved, " That Instructions be given to the Committee on the Income and Expenditur e o f Ireland, to as certain the Amount of the Funded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland."- r Agreed to. Lord A. HAMILTON presented a Petition from the Mer chants and Manufacturers of Glasgovr, against the Orders in Council. _ _ Mr. W. DUNDAS said, that the Counter Petition was signed by at least five sixths of the intelligent Merchants and Manufac turers of Glasgow. Lord A. HAMILTON said, that the Petition he now pre sented was 4igned by 20,000 persons. complaining of the great distresses they felt, and attributing them to the Orders in Council. Mr. WHITBREAD wondered that the Right Honoerable Gentleman (Mr. Olinda.) should cepress any doubt as to the propriety of presentiug this Petition. It was signed by 2,1,000 persons, who, in his opinion, deserved to have their complaints attended to. Ile was therefore desirous that all Petitions of this kind should be referred to the Committee on the Orders in Council. Mr. BARING wished that tle Nonotrable Gentleman (Mr. Dumdum) would nay attend to what wag passing in the Coto mime, and then, perhaps, he would find reason for changing Ids opinion. Te Petition was then read, and ordered, Stith other Petitions of the sante kind, to be referred to the Committee ou the Orders in Council. Lord eASTLEREAGII brought up a Copy of a Letter from Lord Granville Levesou Gower, which was ordered to lie upon t►e table. Mr. BROUGHAM moved. " That there be laid towns the table an Account of all Sums of Money paid for Army Clo thing, for the last 1Y years; as also of the Money issued - during the same period fur gun and pistol-barrels, distinguishing each year.—Agrced to. ♦DDRLSS FOR AN EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION. Mr. WOItTLEY rote in pursuance of the notice b. 2 had given yesterday. The object and the inten tion of the motion which he was now about to sub , mit to the House, was to contribute, as far as his humble efforts could, to prevent the formation of a iGovernment, which no person could look upon as , sufficient, and which appeared to him, instead of be ; ing capable of leading the nation out of its present idifficulties, much more likely to create new and hea. 1 vier ones. lie was anxious to make his motion thus early, because the places not being yet filled up, there was still time enough for the House to intell', , re.— Ile looked upon it as the best and the most manly way of proceeding to make this early opposition to the intended Ministry. It was, in his mind, a bet ter way of proceeding than to wait until they were formed, and then commence his opposition. He hoped that the speedy manifestation of the feelings of the country, through the agency of that House, I would prevent an event which could not but prove highly detrimental to the public service. He did not mean, by this motion, to pledge himself to the suppogt of any men whn may be called to power, and still less was he disposed to interfere with the 'privileges of the Crown. His motion would merely call upon the House to say, that a strong and efficient Adminis ltration was necessary, under the present clmntit• etances of the country. lie would now state tbe • grounds by which he thought the vote of every may, upon the present question, should be decided. There were three questions to be asked.-"-whether, its *bp present situation of things, it was not necessary that I there should bean . Administration possessing the con -1 fidenre of the country.. Secondly, whether the Mi, : nistry" now in power, and those whom they were likely to call to their 'Mislaid., possessed such con ! fiditice. And Thirdly, whether all was done . that , :.might have,been dqne to. form such a Ministry ?:-. Upon the first question it as quite usele* to waste anytime. Every man must be now convinced that there was no period in BJ4/fish history more . frtiught with danger thau,the present, and that tyre never watia time in which it was more necessary that the Government of the country should be such as to at. tract the coufideuctund respect of the preppie. With respect to the second question, it was not less true, that every person who paid the .smallest attention to public opinion, must be convinced that the present men did not possess the confidence of, the country. — How could it ?• Hating lived fe‘ a long time upon habits of intimacy sad friendship with some of them, it would ill become him to say anv_ f thing that could be injurious to their lir had given his suppei still he must say, the very fittest men of them had been SAL FS '. To Soap Boilers, Distillers, Rectifiers, and-Others, requiring extensive Premise,. Valuabje Freehold Estate, Middlesex, By Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON, At the Auction Mart, near the Rank, on WEDN Esn A Y, the Sd of Jute, 1812, at Twelve, by Order of the Mortgog es before the major part of the Cintnissioners, mimed ha au thorised is a Comintssiou of iSankruptcy, issused agandt Win. W Bov-baiter. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn pri4ing an extensive MAN U Y, with lofts, warehouse. rutting-rooms, rawitiag-house,i, nn I every other appurtenance necessary for the prosersitiou of it concern of mag nitude, vs ithu respectable brick-built Owellin4 itome sittinte or the west side of Bethnal-greeii, ia ilie rooms, of Middlesex, occupying frontage and exten-iye depth; the premises are built of substantial materials, use peettasarly adapted fur Soap-hailers, in which they have been emplimed, bat from their e %tent and priority of situation clans al gesTral consideration of a,.v wisiog to commence or prose axle &caw erawhetespace Itlay• be viewed ten doss preceding the sate. ati.d printed Particulars lk•wl, ea the Printiow , ; Lowles, and tro...e. So. 'Wilms. Et. aritked'iecourt, roulis) g w Me Rua Knish', so. Haters, Castk - street, Falcon - opium; Novell and Tuoin, Solicitors, BrWge -street, Stark/Oars ; Salmon and Ball, Mn . rinald, Hackary; Plots 4, Mile-rod ; mid of Mr. llvqtoa, A u ctiou Mart ; where a Pao of toe Estate way be sera. _ P►operty was adyertiged for Sale on tb2 20 h of May. but Postponed la the rilmve dale. Viiltin!ile, Extensive Leasehold Promises, Morns h. To Drapers, Grocers, Caresesonagers, Iroatitosigent, Mop fartori‘. and Others. fly Mr. EDMUND DRAYTON. Al the Auction Mart. near the Ennk, wt WEDNESDAY, June S, 141. at 'Tative, - by Order of the Proprietor, re atuvi.,l in Di-tilh-r) near the Duvall/1i Market. AVALUABLE and desirable LEA4EITOLD ES FATE, No. 239. Saint Marraarefirltill. Barrio's's : comprising an excellent lomily Residence, with draw ieg room., chambers, nursery, airy rot &c. win' a &woe ont d shop or warehouse, with couoting• house amid smother warehouse - behind, the whole riccupving a etinmlensble depth, with spacious dry rellacore. The Preinises ore esten•ive, in rsicilent rep ,ir. panieulari) iitiniried fir ro wholesale c •eros, with separate side eiarinice, in hue rood pref, rabic part of the Itorousli, with the adsoutage ur iminerlsate pone,-aou ; held on Lease for an extended term, owl subject to a low rent. May be 'trued 10 do" weeding the si.dr, mid ramje t] . lart bad ou the (sod of Mr. Drettun, Auction Mom Leat'ellahiS 41i'e boa New Town. by Dlr. EDMUND DRAYTON. At the Auction Mart, near the Bork, on WEDNESDAY, June 3. at Twelve, h order of Ilse Pr o prietor.. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD - MATE, A eli r tily situate, Prim es'-idreet, Mile End New "lowly.: comprisin g SIX lirick.huili lALING-110U4ES, bein g Nos. 7, if, 9, 10, .11, and 14, and covered Slied,*atorni Lid Pert long, with cart-wily 011(11We *Oa the strirci, by lar g e & des, particularly adapted for a twiny ypiunio;;-ground, and sari )))) s other .l iurpuse., where space and depth sae re quired ; the Prenwes are iu v oid repair. a large sum havin g beta expended for this' purpose ; held on tense fur an extend ed trim, and subject to a low g roinid rent. /11.1 y be viewed .it dass precedimt the sale by leave of the Temuns, and printed Via. irtilars had of Mr:Giactchild, eitor, Mount-place, Whiter:L. l 'cl ; and of Mr. pritputi, at the Auction Mart. I) i I ' . 11. t • • ' • • .1 ' ll • . I ne him to say any thing that couk! I eir character or their feelings. lie pert to many of their measures, but i I that he never looked ppon them as en for the situations in which many 1 , i placed; but now, when that luau 1 t . I ..e d.... 4,...... , ..,..,... .....46...... Ji 1161191 r. 1 " -- - lr • tli.A I qt. mit xi.. cols.': r GA•toliN. 11111 S present EVENIN G, May 22, will be perform...ft, THE RiVALi, After In hwit. for t!... 1..1 lime, THE SECRET MINE. Tireworniw. Curial:4Eu,, and Ail the World's n MAO. A New Coaled ) is is rehe..rs4l,sad will be produced*, soon as puoible. WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. 59, LAMB'S CONDUI I STREET, HOLBORN, LONDON. ACOMPANY of Gentlemen having made several large purchases of WINE, BRANDY, and RUM, fur ready money, w ill dispose of them ronsidei ably under the price those articles are u.traily sad to the public. As to judgment of she motility ran be formed without a trial, they will send sampler of two gallons of the spirits, and one dozen of wmeta any part of England, on receiving nu order for pa). meat in London. Every article is warranted to he the hest in the market. Captaius • -ward and Guu-room Officers applied ors the tame low terms, duty free. rvit PIPS Good Port Wiue from . . ail 16 to 130 Old do. du. . . 115 to 130 Very line old do. warranted to bate beta import ed live) ears, . • . 135 rca uortl Port from the wood, . . • 48.. Old do. do. . . . • 51 Very old do. warranted to have been four years in battle 58 Pale Sherry, • • . • 46 Old do. du. . • . 36 Eseellent Vi lonia, • • . 43 Old Ett..l Win Madeira, . . 84 Rich and Dry Libbus . . . 48 Champaign, . . . 120 Claret, . . . 106 maw, PER GALL. Fine British Geneva, . . 10, Very strong, odd Jo. . . 13 Rain. . . . 14..9d. Old do. . . l'h. Fine old Jamaica do. . . 18 Brandy . . 53 Rest Cogan/. do. . . 35 Fine old Ballarat, . . S 4 Rich Staab, . . 16 IN PINTS Old Pale Sherry. • • 3 0 s. Old Part, frnm wood, . . 31 Ordei, by post, addressed to Mr. Alfred, Clerk to the C - pa i 1 y , will be duly atteuded to, sad delivered (fret) to any Liu In London. r- w...: ~~~~