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i , 1 ( Brifitifr Mrr. lisidruburg, Mrs. Sterling.y: tiltiMiOlitur4 i ,lll'spcLarni 1111" V.. / I "l4ll6:** 49 • 9o PP erg I .74114RAOPti.10R), - dc. To - whieh lag! IN. seWel (1014" Bee). a its Roavisce called 67 ' siva etaraii%l3 -7•"! •ti Nom ; . :L9 Im l / 4 1 • • ' lit 11*,' TRB , NPI It IT 'OF TR B lONIIIIIIIA 10 4 ed 4Riilaidbratid,ef.liagaiettaa, Mr. ihMoseli the Helm-held. ,Mt. Swart; Metrer, Mr. Blrorehord. - Dormitt t #rtfitrAkilt, ysirityg; Bridget, Nr. iteration, at the i3ox.Otbee. .1. rrofrio " ,41.14,1•ftg Thy %irk; co( i t" w led every • evestioK till tvriber polite. ' unmoor, the . .fatinitti to'ak Ilidenimett 'of"Neteri Qustre: I.onisuO, Nha Foote--akai , OMNI NOssieurs Devour end Ekruyst., tomer by the nasneuf the Isresieereeterst ream's, will exhibit ;lime exorcises of. grsee, sermsells, sod agility, alibi& hese tabtatuod fur Amu the applaase amid astonishment Id all the Comas or Roloye. (hi Thurmtay, Shatspeittes Tragedy of Romeo awl Juliet. 1./u Friday, theupera of Rob Roy Marrmemse.. •. • . • , • Ato ..• . •16A [ILEA'S WELLS. r,l Dv* the 11)411W110% of Mr. Egerton. The.EPVING HUNT having, by the beauty of its Scelusey, the arcuracy Of ill Views, said the hithly comic shills ions, with the perforutanee said tonic, elicited Au highest • proustlile spprobaliou *A continued roars of laughter, it will be repeated every Eveuing till farther seller , • . lEVEN ititit ITU ESDA al Key „ an A emi s ob.rYaek, s new, Nowt Dorertisement„ called - , ! .141014 419 LISAETTE. After which (Kona time) a new Conk Roulette, called molt e FaIGHtEN'D THAN HURT. • Popes.: e, Hr. WiNtiustnl (of the Theatre-Rnyxl, Raleigh Opera House, abs is engaged fur a limitedi,urnherof nights). • "We Tars have... tonzini," and Cuckoo went the Clocic,'.' by Mr. G. Smith. , . To °include wills a new Cowie Local ristravognsza, written expressly for this occasistei. esprit, UK EPPING HUNT. • • • The whole of the Sono-1y from sefoil View taken on the spot by Mr. Cretuvrnod and Assistant.. • • • The Doors will be opoued at Nix, the llerforitoolee ewe-lov at *ecru, and invariably close before Eleven. • a livery exertion will he wade through the Seasior to entire a ciintionatoin of those crowded houses with which the The.lr• aa. liooooritl thislitg fin tar Se , k. Ibis day is - published, No. V of IrilE NEW AMNIA LY • MAGAZIN E • Neve aeries), printed oe a ram end very improved P lsl '. end eitutaiaisir-s ••, The Continuation of Mr. Csmpbc lt /Woes: on the Puctiy of Moruing:—On Epicurism, by Arrixteur..:--Wallt• A the Girdee. 'Nil. I.—Gn the Clara( to, t,f Sorrstes.—Meatioir of the MEM tiollotrobk ileury Grstrati.--Orisities Ghost, Na. 111-4/sott to Moot Maar, ”.ortode.l.—Jonattion Kratoelty'r dooreal.—A fall to the lisr.--Leutra Amu Spain, by ['low Leuratlor Dohlsdu, Ii o. II —Sci.litific Amitsements, No. II.: ow Auiermaturt Chess Player —NlimOirs by James Earl of W.. - ilegrave.—Stani re on 'Le Kerman mate of Greeer...—Verses on she Death Of a Child of eight years 01d..--The River Lora, OutsisinOun Castle, *oanets, Melody, Isc.—Origival Correa. puudeuee.—New Pahl:fatigue, with Critical Remarks —Lyon and I{ tictilia' Travels its Northern Africa, &C See.— rineA rt ' Sir J. Leicester'. Gallery —The Drama.—Varielies Li. tfrary and SciesniAt —The New Antaretie Land.—Loniluer • Astronomical Society, Asc.—Farriers Varieties.—ltural Leo y.—Ou the Decay of Frail TM'S, by the Rev. W. tVillie nis son, B,:c ex.—Useful Arts New Inventions and Disco series.—New Pattne , .— Reports, Literary, Meteorological, Amictilt oral, and Commercial.—POtical Events.—lnterest inr Premot a, Nobs, Alarrialgeg e Deaths. with Biographical Particulars of the Arelskiebep of castor!, aliftmel I)eyan, Esq. Mr. John Keats, ;lb Fon trues, Alexander Stephens, &C. &C. Tu prima, disappoiutmerst, thrum who desire ter commence milli the New &Ties 01 . this Journal, are regained In seed their orders without delay to their respective Beseteellers or Nensmun. It Easy elso he regiilsrly transmitted @broad, by applying to the General Past Office, ur to any Weal Post— master. . Printed for Ilesry Cotbarn and Co. Coattail-street ;: and !Imitate, I;dotbirghi sod Jobs Cantatiab re blislied, 4light 1. to February, _ ALINE, D.D. Bishop of 41144/14/1: nerfaY, This day a pablisbed, price lit Is. ...- At t u aN.ESSAY',ossCKININAL JUIIISPARJ, - ;101404c11, with ilia vRaFr of a NEW PENAL B; isioshicl it is attempted to debae Crimes marl 617 . 2 010 , with clearers@ a nd brevity ;so reader reunifies e rill etursisteet„ and to promote • pare, speedy, . Mar Adsmiteleivatioa et.Jessioe. Q..,: Ib7J.T. Blltallit BEAUMONT. By. F.R S. ?mist Isis Majesty'. !emirs, a the Peace fee litellerew sad Westedester. M l.4l l"'' Pablisbtd 'hi aidgesys, 170, Piccadilly. ••• i QOM, ii i t ah‘l. e...i 7., • . , ir 17th OF THIN ' • _ . 4111111101111104diritwo Amalf i encOidecidiog its own fate and no other. NO SUSPENSE' 1144514 Ticket or Share Chance porebssed on or before the 17th Stsp, is all I • to be deckled that Day, when ALL the 1111,9601. Pingo, and all the other 4,0011 Capital aad small Prises MUST BE DRAWN. , The Tickets are iodised in Chances of Ticket, Idelf, Qatar ter, Eighth, Arad Sixteenth Chatters, and the following are the Prices of the Chalices far the 17th of May only Ticket 141.'14.. I Quarter 3/. 17s. Oil. • Malt .... 71. 135. Eixisth • Sixteenth only One Pound .7640 Chigoes are Sellasig by T. 111511, Siork.broker, 4, claim, sad 9, Charism-cross, London; and by his Agents la the Country, Who Shared and Sold in the last Lottery, 7,033, Class A-4,088, Class A —2,11114, Class 11. Three . of f 21,000. AO several Minor Capitals. ••• Scheiscs, with full Particulars, way be had gratis. - years post. House no less than 1,148 Public Bill. alter Easter, while in the some period of years there were only 190 marred before Easter. To this aught be at tributed the essay strange anomalies, discrepancies, ssd errors which had crept into the book of laws. illokt of the erractruesits which created capital • &knits had been passed without observation in Houses which ought to have been counted out ac cording to the orders. It was scarcely to be cre dited how many flagrant mistakes entered into the -framing of these asultitadotous bills. They were so peat sod so inquest that the printer at last be rams afseici of ifteessisig the responsibility of them. and pot • sew,* tlstsstargin is sin** himself .to prove, 44111 k t -on, diet-eherireati loot. of his coos usiuing. He recsrasseuded•illie subject to the serious usesideretioo of the House. Tire enter of the day was read lad postponed. Mr. HUMS presented a Petition from the Law Sistsouers against the Spoiled Stamps Bill. He expressed hes surprise at the mischievous enact. meads which were contained lu the Bill, of MlllOl be was not aware until informed by the Petitioners. He complained of several of its provisions. but more especially of that one by which► the Chan.. cellar of the EXCIICqUef proposed to continue the commission of 4 per cent. to the country distri. bows.* on all sorts of stamps, whether paper, or parchment, or legacy staasim, while.he was •bout to reduce the trifling .commission received by the law stationers, although they had a vast deal more troable than the country distributors. The latter upon 4,00C1. could get 1601. ; the former too more . thou 131. which the. Right lion. Gentleman now proposed to reduce to 10/. The country disiri butor was still to receive 1601. leaving no trouble whatever nor expense, for be allowed the rub-distributors tio pin of Isle cominissiou. He recommended that tenders should be received from . each county fur distributiug stamps. He k. eiv enough of this subject to be able to insure the Right Hon. Geutleusuis that he would be able to get ►tamps distributed oil seer the country at I!. per cent. at wo►t, end that would snake a saving of 60,0001. per anuuu►. He moved th..t the Petition i should be brought up. Mr. SCARLBIT objected to the reduction of the allowance in London, *We the allowance au die country remained uotouched. If one per ceut. were I considered a sufficient compensation to the lots- tomer in London, who, besides the aildnional trouble and expense to which be waii put, was re quired to pay fur the stumps on delivery, it was quite unressuouble dust four per cent. and three rounds cridit should continue to be al laved in the country. Ile thought one at least, if not mote person., might be found in almost every town who souk' giailly purchese stamps on their own account tor the supply of those by whuut they might be required at a profit of one and a hilt per cent. Mr. BROUGHAM said, the tendency, if not the object, of the Bill being, to increase the revenue, he hoped it would not be pressed forward without some statement ben made from, the proper quar ter of the automat expected to be so raised. • Mr. LUSHINGTON defended the reduction of the allowance from 303. to ihs. per cent. us is 'uglily expedient and 'salutary uwasule. Mr. Ileounusu mud Mr. SCARLETT explained. Mr. Gaituveu. hoped the further coosiderstion of the Report on the Bill would be deferred until the Report of the Finance Committee should be before the House. Mt. BRIGHT observed upon the extreme diffi culty of commeicial men knowing what papers ought, mid what might tint be stomped,. and what penalties they might incur under the Stamp Act. He also aouiplaineil of the great incoovenieace anti lows frequently sustained by the refusal to receive au idsuipil decamp* .iu evidence. It soften hap - INA= panti' hid . piper, is their pessosion 1 , .; Litmus r5...02a. 0011 3:•, ‘.l fit - On'n ' On in au gertion the' 1110ELL011 of the EXCHEQUER,' the HOUr Geolleusan consented uf terwards to limit . 11frotittii - th persons receiving 1001. and upwata e p olnei akt,..; .huch font it v-- VMS ordered. Mr. H. G. Bal sin.? moved for Returns of the establishment in the Office of the Commissioners Jor Auditing Public Accuunts for Great Britain .and Ireland, and the Colonies, separately, specify .4ng the names of the persons employed, illtir and the autoutit of the salaries of each, for the year Is4o :—Also, Returns of the establish- Inenta,Na Oa several offices in the Exchequer, ofitimayi the yyeetsans ernyloved, .their aweimit or their . 'salaries. airren'they weft , appointed, and by what authority :—Also, a Re .,bern of all peosiutss and trlluatincts grouted and said to persons employed iu the Civil or Military ,Service in the seeerel Colonies, with the names of the parties, and the utaouot paid to each.— . Ordered. AIUIY ESTIMATES. The Order of the Day for thin Holm resolving itself i n to a Committee of Supply havirig,,kpri read, on the motion fur the Speaker's leaving, ih e Chair— r• Mr. CIIIEVET rose and said, they had now been aiding for several weeks Ili. a Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates without any 'eduction being effected in the amount of the estimates pro posed. He understood, however, that in .conse quence of the exertions which bad been made on his Isaide of the House some stir had tales. !slime, nod that inquiries had been set on foot in all the offices of government as to what reductions could be tussle in the number of desks employed. But he was anxious when any reduction dal take place that. it should not be begun at the aim% end, but that U heads of offices, with enormous salaries, should first of all be reduced, instead of ellicierst clerks with small salaries. He wished,. therefore, that souse pledge should be entered into by the Hou s e o f a . disposition to effect a proper reduction in a blue spirit of economy, and fur that purpose be lend prepared a R.-animists', in framing which he bad not takes. into consideratiou any office owlet. I,oon/. a year, but he had included eleven offices with salaries of that amount and uowsrils, by the in duction of which • saving of 16,000/. a year might be effected, which he now moved a. follows " That it appears by the estimates ittilnuitted to this House (hit the following provisions are 'wade 64 the offices annex ed, viz. In the Parameter's Office—to an accountant, 1,5001. a year, to • cashier, 1,2001. to • ledger-keepir, 1,0001. lu the Office of the Secretary at IVar—to • 4,puly-sec.elary, 2,5001.; to the first Het k,1,400/.; to a principal el• rk, 11,2001 ; to a junior cletk, 1,0001.; mitt to • superintendent of current aceounta,'l,ooof. Is the Office of Comptroller of Army Act-mints—to the first comptroller, 2,0001.; and to the junior comptrollers, 1,50(11. each : That such auras have all beer voted it the Committee of Supply, hut that uteri-theirs, this House feels the deepest conviction that the station is not able, and in its present state of distress, mud- is a lime of pence, ought tint to he call. d upon to maiutair any unneces sary establishinema of so expensive a nature, and will take into its most mellows cousidermion the expediency of cc. ducini the expense of such establishments" Lord I'Al.Mi&sTnn said, this was the most ex traordinary proposition that lie had ever heard of. The Hon. Gentleman stated, that he understood Governtnent had it in contemplation to examine into the different public offices, to see what reduc tions could be effected with the least Mconvettienee to the public service, and therefore called upon the House to interfere, and to do that which was not in its province, namely, to take such inquiry turd reduction into its own hands. If Government hod +hewn any delay or disinerniation to make such redactions iu Its establiahmems as could conve niently be made, he could understand why that should be made • pound for calling upon the Hoose to interfere; but the ground stow laid down for such interference was the most ex- tteordioary be had ever beerde Of the Iterolu . • cons- Jeree 'they no.. to present scale. lie was glad, therefore, that ••lits Hon. Friend had moved this React fdr one that the country should learn frail's* *tit6 formed House of Commons the neceasitynf ret that it should we that if the Government was extra regent, that House was oleo extravagant ; and if it plea.ed the Government to be economical, the House would economise ; that so it might know what the House of Commons really was on a point most neatly affecting the interests of the country, ilse disposal of the public nstiney. 'Mr. Huns said, the effect of the Resolution was to declare, that when the Report should be laid on the table, the Hattie 'mild take idle its verjous eanteßferatiou the expedievey Wijie some the hirger salaries. it *ma true welug as the Noble Lord hail said, that the subject would come naturally • under its consideration in a few days; but the mo tion of his Ron. Friend, which he was smacquaint ed with, until he bad made it, and he was ready to ' allow might have been better deferred until the Re port was on the table, called for a pledge that the House would go in.o the serious consideratiou of it. of which he thought the country would feel great dissatisfaction at a refusal ; and he was sure the Noble Marquis at the head of the Government would feel the propriety of assuring the public of the disposition of - Parliament to effect every possi ble reduction iu the expenditure. ' The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said he could not refrain from observing that the speech of the lion. Member who had just sat down seemed to him to convey a reproach upon the motion of his Hon. Friend lather inure severe than even the want of communication or the neglect to consult him fairly deserved. He felt, indeed, that it was little short of inflicting a sort of ao attack upon the lion. Geiitleman, fur the observations of the Hon. Member bad convinced him even more. fully than the speech of his Noble Fr lend the Secretary ac \Var. that the motion was futile in its object, and wholly unnecessary. He must, therefore, dissent from the Resolution; for if the House were to be called on to affirm every uonecessary proposition that was moved, merely because such a monon was made. it would bring the Journals into a state of coolusion highly disgraceful: Mr. C. HUTCHINSON denied that it was either the object ur the tendeuey of the motion to disgrace the /louse. But the Noble Lord having monied every attempt by motions from that side of the !louse to cu►tatl the Estimates, it was proposed by this Kenlotion to she+ a disposition in the House to attend to the distresses of the country, sud alleviate them by every possible reductiou of the expenditure. The House divided on the questiaa that the Speaker do leave the Chair— Ayes hoes Majority against the nein,tonal of 3fr.Creevt.y 33 On our re-admis , ion to the gallery we found the House in Committee. The Resolution for grout ing 189,043/. ss. 10d. fur defraying the charge of Volunteer and Yeomanry Corps in Great Britain and Ireland, was agreed to. Lord PALMERSTON then moved a grant et' 23,4111. 3s. 9.d. for the charge of four troops of dragoons sod fourteen mnsparites of foot, fur the pitrpose of recru►ting reginieuts in India. After a short conversation, in which Mr. HUM F, the CHANCELLOE of the EXCHEQUER, and Lord PALMERSTON took part, the Resolution was agreed to. Lord PALMERSTON, then moved a grant of 16,91.51. es. 4it. for the maintenance of the Royal Military College. Mr. flume said, this was a vote to which he had the greatest oblectioos, and he trusted lie should be able to satisfy the HOll4ll that so la'rge and expen sive an estab i ttlitneut of this kind ought not to be Ed I (.9 d,, /2 .16...,. . c p" 7 ....x.,_,,,,„.9.--7 • • ... -. •-" ._ -1 t , .. •', s • ' . . . . „,,,..." ....... _ .P l , l l' .i".- „strilT 4ll-7 .-' .- - - .1 • • 4 1,.. 1 . , s 7-1 ..a, •...... ••• . \ • I •ii . - *,- . N. - • 4.s •-%4,. %lA. - , . . "., , - . .r.f :I, e: Ilia : .4.9 uis aoralli7 . ; : r. ) :::: , ! i, f;; ., .i..etil . . : •, 4 lit" rtitt 41 1%. / * a i „,„,,,,,,,..,..,,,.,:.,,,,,.,..),... ,::,/,,,,,,,,i,„!,,.,,i,:,,,r,.„.„Thai....(!g1i. , i i vs te,44 .. • - .ii:ciiii a •ili el iIU *zit li-shgrilw. rea sr ea .0.4 1. ...v. -, it . ---. ........... ........... .....••••• n• .s, • I 1 .1 - i .11W. • V:flii.k.•., r' , ll „b.'s,. .:.!, (111/1111f 1141 VIA. :4 Yet•-111 Mat 1".. 1 Tut. ~ 1 , ssusl'at:lrtt • ticii.iltiossots • 1144 •18 blitI1•1• •I 1111/' '.••. ' . i 1 ' .1 8111t/le. !•):1/ 1•• • •••• i. : • , ( •3 ( .. . .. .i 1)!Alt•ga 'i Id .1 4 81• tt .;!•1*,•• . • ' 'W . •V h• ' , •.0. , . . , • . . .. .. ---.-. _ . _... __ ...---..--- - . . . . . • _ . ,•;•: JO 4 'rid , f 'it... 4 . 4 'O. • , i 4 :i. ....4 I.C. 1.4 Ass 'r ai-el ~stoltaluxii PiticE' 7d. Nummett 5742. . t ..!:e,V..., •virs:l a ... • l • . LONDON, TUESDAY „ MAY l, 1821 il • •,. ~.• • ; . • ~• . ':•!•,::, ~,It - .:1 - ,. : . , ..! 10 'II • ••• • I. .... ... - --- --- --.-- --...... •-•rurti .I'. Sinewy, praying for a teeniest set. Cellitioal Code.- for the purpose of offering them in evidence, wills- tions of the Committee of Sopply, on ethic It XI NG'S TH NeITHE. i . • , KING'S THEATRE,' OPERA.: OUSE. • . The *sly Night of the Seim, at Play:being Priees.• Onlared to be priated. out knowing that any stamp eat required; such the Resolution of the Honourable Welber' • Ifillis EVENING, TUESDAY, May 1 , • AL will be revived Mozart's Grand Serious Opera, 1 %/11 - , R. KELLY has the honour in inform his AUDIT OF ACCOII , BILL. papers were often produced, a .c 1 Contul elisia i l is found, the House, parliamentarile speilliiii, LA CLEMENZA DI TITO, or.i. Friends and the Public, that in addition to the as- Mr. LUSHINGVON moved :lia Order of the Day reed in opinion as to the necessity of their being! knew nothing, any more than if they had Met Jet' EI • in which Mad. Albert will make her brat appearance at slate/lee amber celebrated Artists, ober bias with their for taking into consideration the fludit of Accounia srtunped; in which case the point was ruled by i I be en Proposed; the preset's motion woe theet!tote' this Theatre, and Signor Curioai will perform for the first Weformaace oil hi. I Brack Night, he has been eon- I Bill. .• • !fie Jude, and should he be of 'opinion that this' irregular, bat it was alto wholly unnkessaii, for" time in this couutry. The part Of Seat° by Miaow Cam- bled to obtain the powerfully 0 i t , 0 ,41, 1 4 1 .1.,,, s o f m oss. Albert and blarlimilsblbr ROI* •Illsolalaricers from the Mr. BEN tiltTT complained otthe garbled man. paper ought to be stamped, it was refused va eve-' it celled upoti the House no* to resolve to . take pore's.. tier in which the papers which ' he laud moved for deuce, and the just claim of the party °fie • es Ws comoderation matters with which it was as yet Between the Acts a DIVERTISEMENT., grand Opera at litcris,.. L og i, a.l •••• .1 • After Ike Opera. v.,41 toss i tau MONDAY, NEXT, MAY 7,11121, will be performed had been produced. Several tilliterial parts of the thereby defeated. Ile thought some regulation' Milieqnaintrd.. but . which must necessarily come CENONE ET PARIS. , ~ , ,i,..., .. ~ . the Italian Opera of evidence which bed been product" before the Coro- might be made to allow such documents to be 11(1. 4 " under its cons i deration in the cosrue-of a felt days. Application* for Boxes aad Tickets to kit us* to Itki .", . LA GAZZA LADRA ; mittee were left out. matted in evidence, bat in pitch a unnwer as at tile' Never since hr had had the honour of a seat in that Veers., 27, Old Bond-street. ' • '. ' Or, THE MAID AND MAGPIE. Mr. LUSHINGTON said, his latieet its moving same tame to secure the revenue. House had he heard of such • proceeding, : 1 t,-;:....; • .rs. (First Pan) t was merely post poe.easent. He tecurensendest that Mr. MseettLy complained of the introdnction i• Mr. Calmer's' said, the purport of his 'notion was, ' ' i ' TfIRATIIE:ROTAL, CANE.Dreukt • . h i l lilhelPol Perforowev--M•Salise Ca . twporme, Nilson AO" the Hon. Gentleman should move for the Papers nflt measure of revenue, under the title of a • Bill that wheal the Resolutions were brought before tbe Toni, Paulo de'lfille, Assrumili, Signora Mori, mad 4, T HIS ,EVEN I NG, .t . 1.....2:1tY• biter 1 : filliselle Vestris, by consent of Mr. Kilian's, std the which he wanted, and assured ' him that Govern. for the Regulation of Spoiled Stamps, us a very mi . Ho use . in the shoo e of a Report front the Committee hi. i ldaie . a . ty:sFirrarsts will . ..,.. ,All biter 14 " 1111114110 of the Opera Baud, led by Signor Apagssioleite , went would do their utmost to furnish them. luir mode of dealing with the House. . of Supply, it would then take too serienteconeidere.: E yron's Triscjiy, la die Village Fete of La Garza Lades, Mademoiselle Mr. BANIESS said, that the Committee did not Mr. Lusnieneos said, if the lion. Gentleman Lion the expediency of reducing the items which lie 4_ 1%141L1N0 FALIERO, liitsale will deice the celebrated Euelish Hunraipe. think it proper to produce the Whole of the avi- would refer to the Bill, which was printed, 81)11 bad had enumerated. The reductioh rootemplated by - • ' ' - ,g 0 t. 1 : 41 ,N . WV , . .:• rill 'i• tp • ie . jr . t s ii imoy n „ m i t, t ele /le ve e : l 7 of. f the . " o.. ." 4l " , reriegie ti n mai s i nee e be " . .. , h r li vie r t m : deice, ill which opinion they wera nut influenced been for some time in the hands of Members; he Otwernment he considered as rib sit Sing at all, fur *Mao Fa • . ..y 'tj e * ' ilia , on t i,,,,,.._ i se , l , by ace yeri n y_feeltiqr whatevele . would find its dbject t o li e as lardbien staled. •• itwould. in fact be oniy vocrifileitrega few of the ..- .. . e ... " 111.6.4..4 r ." 4at aier ' Ir i • ‘4"l • wilt etre • • Fast , eis I testate of Spoons', a t- vr. - Er • miiiirt Mei that die Cottrititteshad Attlee - s few words freest 1)r. Leeshinfron, tbe se!fslltir eterks, ;hit were mg orsepsid lbe• their see. .1....... 1 6. • , '<•••leee --, 4 ...e.-."--•-orr.ww . I . . .• ' rouged by, La Foot. reserved the pints of the evidence alluded to, be- Petition was ordered to lie on the table. ' viCes, to the preservation of the higiteir, who were yard. A arlolius. Weft en( is• Dollop Ilevadlltt Wass Any • Awl the Eiselidi Comedy of cause they did not think it proper to publish on Lord J. Russet.L postponed the motion of which.' extravagantly overpaid. He had therefore moved - rialtos; nissasnotwara• vc.l .:.! ~ a ..41 ; . nu.{ ...1 1 •-. THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. e.r-parte statement. an Honourable Friend of his had given notice in hie' the Resolution now before them, for the purpose . . AArr "cid* t h e Fife, 0 . ,'" y ,i t b.,,,,,,,, Flora, Mi ss Kelly. The other Characters by the principal ' HIGH NOTIONS. • ' ped.„.„,,,r, of tis Tbostrotila4 D ..,, 00n0, b y pum i,,,,,„ Mn. ar Tient thought that it was desirable for the name, f u r Wed n esday the 9th of May, or cretin& of drawing the attention, nol of the House only, but *ter• Frederick Auktistos Pageant , . Mr. Millikr; Mr. o f m r , Elb ow .. Committee to continue to sit nista they were pre- Resolutions on the subject of Corrupt Boroughs, of the public to the circumstances, that the country Frankly, Mr. T. Cooke; Brisk, Mr. Russell ; Thweihy, Mr. Tap amebaelA...llW last New Grand Ballet, called pared to recommend some general and comprelien. and the extension. of the elective franchise to large it large might obrerve how these thmts were con. liseight , bliarlaste,•Mies Cabin gibisilla, IMIS: Oiler ; Mrs. LA PAYNANNE SUPPOSEE; stye plan for auditing the public accounts. towns and popWrOuti places, to . Wednesdsy the ducted. iNeestsw..fifiel.Plauth . •. .let. t - . the LE MARRISAiE CLANDENTIN.Sir C. Lotto mid. it liaving blid l 'illoserted drat naves to be takes of Mr. Ridesdlois die Rotunda of the • celmonsal by Mons. Desbayes-Masic by Venue. Mr. 11,tatics said • few words in 'support o f tbe !Gib of May. • Bill. He expressed hie surprise that the House Mr. C. H. 1 : 101‘tHINSON presented Petitions it was intended by Goveronsinr - to sacrifice the Selene oll i tho,Theenre, . Leader ror she Ballet, Mr. Mori. Principal Dancer., Gtr t he Estella; of N 111•11. Albert sad Madenseieelk Noblel; Mademoiselle IPritafe &mei' Clic oak be eliihad not before succeeded in simphfying the public from John Clancy, Dawson Church, and Michael smaller clerics to protect the lilfget, he Should be isrpi Mr. Rcalwell s at the Box' Ogles .. it - • Massie, lloaiitar Rep u t es'' , m a g eann t oe ti, s at eng t o , Julia accounts, and ridding them of those ridiculous Cormac, holding situations in the Court of Com- i sorry that such so assertion should go forth with - 'No- isolii„iii. IllitsFasy, add Pilaf, Marino Faller°. de V.renue , Ferry, Le Fibre , Mande, Halliu, sad Nee- mud obstructive forms with which the old Excite- mon Pleas in Ireland, prayiug for comprusattou fur out a statement on his part, that no such intention ^l'lre- Palifiebst thin irespeeltiOr lifiumed. lbw the Pro. ria.e; em's. be Blood, Tounaiat, La Combe, Boisgerard, quer systenehad encumbered them. • hers about to be abolialted it' their respective offices, was entertained, and . that no such design ever frisser.imararssesed. is rearmed revetment with Miss !he. &e. assisted by the whole of the-Corps de Ballet. . Sir H. PARNELL appri.ved of the Bill as far as —Ordered to be printed; existed. He - did Wave that such a proposition Wilsaa.aarkbia-assbasa; .ther will appear oa Saturday is Busse sin Tickets to he had of Mr. Kelly, N 0.43, Great it went, but it would not induce enough of simpli- Colonel DAVIES moved for a return of all as that now before ends bstriateer before been Russell •street, Corral-gamin,. Lure its • Irtll.ige. bins .'al l As tic . Doors lobe ',rued at tha, and ibe Performance to cos- cit Land economy. sums of money paid as gratuities mod otherwi•e; made in that House." . . • Au tirrasievrama, entitled The Sited Impostor, vdtkbe speitlll 0 u*era: • • , muscat Sere.. Mr. LUIIIINGTON explained. • . exclusive of salaries, to the Commisseniers of Cu... Mr. H. G. Suitors* Millie upon Gentlemen •••/ . 7..11 s.l . Mr. l'ann•Tnn and Mr. BENNETT said a few loins, from 1804 tg the present year. Also foe to consider what the situation was in which this 1 ' 1 ri i l 4 . orA La coy " 74A R ig ic ". „ THE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JAMES words each. • several other returns gii."sisnilar nature , which were House was placed. The Government having ..,o GR1,14.1. late a Seaman belossing to • the East India• v-i •ii i - Mr. DU MAN called the attention of the House ordered. drugged the House through the dirt, for he unlit 4• . ir T • ty, ANG, I.IEgDAY, Mny 'l,. Merekaut Ship Ewes deceased, by applying to Mr. Owen, to the great number of Public Bills which they • Mr. Hume moved rdea l 'esitarn of the establish. be allowed to make use of the expression, by en- , ,i nuprees* sk • Aisa'4l .4 asieal Drama et ~, ,,...,j . N o . 3, Heit:yaril, Duetors' Commune, may bear of some. .. . •i; t... 4 . ..1 1 4E VI& ~. ~ I; !king t• their advantage. a would have to deal with in the short reinatuder of mein of the Quarantine on England, *ottani', and gegolig it in the votes for the pretest estimates. .. • d the Sesitoo. '1 here were ito less than 4,10 doom on heist:id, speCifyisig the name of each person eat• find immediately set onloot an inquiry fur the par- Governor of Seriatim, Mr. Blanchard; Capt. IS ot 1 mos . . . , day is published, no II Vols. 410. price W. 39. . the orders fur the remainder of the week. Ile said ',toyed, the place Obese employed, with the pose of preparing a scale of reductunii'Mr the next 11r. Pyles 4 Cap., Cljfteap, SI r. Deuruset ; I t iadsulteug, e. •IF of the If I H • ..... . Abbot.; ' Yip ins, Mr: Lineal; ' Matthew- Sharmiti;' r. -.-IK-it -- 1 / 1 4 W I LLIAM PIX 74 tbat this was an evil which had been increasing fur nosiouut paid to each, salary and surer allowances, year, to which the House would nd &tit* is 'Cans- .. to February, 1793. itulesi " 4 • 44Ml l wei l " 4 ' "s r r; G "" 6 4b a1gr :1 116. ! 44/e f e . arivarra Ti to it 17._ ti'in. n• •of temebestssi.' six years past. lu that time there had passed limit froin 179 i to IS2O. ' pineal,. agree at 'they had done tiethe'reieut __... Irev:‘ , " t 49artt 4 3 C"fi ld t, Y". 411; Bridget. ' • K hleboi;a 4: Ws ters),' -M r. roarsGybbn (tbr 0411/1/11.** 1 0k4Mila1M.••• 4 ' • • Woint fe twr ofersieveadmAft 04 le lesoo. /*tit i17.•:4i. i! • : nr i!" - A'Aob n 4444"`.1.....e1etA1tirt troy, .0.. ; . rice,lll.' Places fur ate Buses to Ipt takes of 0.0 Mr. 1111111011,0 1 1111 t 11111fitt, Hartistreet,froter Ten4M. hist. 7 ; • blot &tram Sim asp in Bat fb , eirillstude. se leighlibitsi .~~~ .~ a • ~, \ \l IMPERIAL PAIILIAMEIVT. • HOUSE OF COMMONS, MoXDAY, APtIL 30. The House met to-day at the usual boor, piersiniut to ailj.wromeut. • The Marquis of LONDONDERRY look the elide and his - swat, as Member fur the Rosough of Orford. Sir J. GRAHAM isioved for a New Writ to issue for the electiou of a files her to serve fur the Borough of badger. shrill, in the room of the late Lord Carhampion. ' Mr. PETER MOORE presented • Petition from the Gun and Piot..l hlanaGeturtes of Birnsinghens, sorted by belt/era two and there thenteud, setting forth their reduced situation fr o m • state of comfort and opulence, which enabled them to provide for their families and contribute to the support of theeoualry,uwingto .he U11 , 1;4! tool profligate measures of hllnuaera, also had plunged the country into general dis• tress and difficulty ; that they were nut represented as they . might to be. while Old Salem and other gotten boroughs were allowed to mud Members to Parliament; that the pro ceediugs against the gmeu were the effect of a foul and base cosepirsey, supported by perjury; end praying:the flume to . Impede!' 51 misters, soil to ...dress their other grievances. --The Petitiou was received rind ordered to he printed. Mr. B. WILFIRAIIAM moved that a Writ should issue for the Election of • Coininowiorier to wive fur the Wow). of Stirlsog, in the room of Sir C. Edenunstoue, deceased. Sir W LEfION present.d a Petit' from a County Meeting of Cornwall, iu favour of the Comity Courts Bill. Mr. BALFOUR presented a Petiliou from the Comity of ()limey, praying fur a repeal of the last Scotch Malt Tax. —Ontcred to be printed. Mr, R. WILLIAMS moved the second reading of the Conway Bridge Bill.—Read a secuud time, and tottered to be Critisusitted. STEAM ENGINES PILL. • Mr.lll. A. TAYLOR world the second reading of the St vall, Engiurs lull. Mr. Akira two WOOD objected to the Bill,eg account of .+itiraewateuience it would email on the marking of enrage le the tin rind eopiver flours of Cornwall. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said, that the alarm was unnerve 'wry, because au expense of 1 tn. would reduce the worst. nuisance according to the plata be had propoud is intro doming the Bill. liss scheme was coolined to reducing the sweeper* arising (room the builvra of sm•essginea only. Afier a few words from Sir W. LEMON, the Ball was ordered to be committed on Monday saes • • The Irish Courts of Justice Bill was read • third time, and pooled. Mo. R. SMITH moved fur six weeks' Impre of simmer fatt Mr. Omminx.—Grouted. Mr. H RBORD postponed the tit reading of chi, Bread Assize BM till Moeda', May T. , • sir. DENISON resented a People-fseas fima•-• • vlt•.‘ S