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Clara, la is ; Leeks, Mier CabitS. .• • s I_ 14. !` , lt ir Ool , .' nfr i . t , l 1 • ' lll r a r a l l :2_"1.: • :L . • ' '" g - . • i •si .. . :,. .41. 1 v, . , " t i 1 I , AIR ' ow*/ 111. i „to 1 , . , .•• m rlt '4,1 a." :of +,- -9 • ' . V 01 ~• 4 . L. A 4 I ( ........ -. • 44,, befrilit • 1i- , 141 • Amin an nrcr • • '.••• LON DON TH URS D) - • . 1,4 •1;•• • . ►Y. MARI mit: MATHEWS (haring been out of his Element) will be found I. gain AT HOME, for the 131st time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS' IV ENING, and on Mondays, Thursdays, sad Saturaep. - indre he will have She boner lu attempt a Description.' Iblegravela in AIR, EARTH. aad WATER. .gw.t la Part Third Mr. !Halite's' will repesnine tie Masons of *Sea Voyage la the Pally Packet. Mathews's New Emertaiament mini received as usual. RE-ENGAGEMENT. TOMORROW, FRIDAY, MARCH 30. PEG'S THEATRE, OPERA CONCERT-ROOM, A c t HAYDIARKET. R. WALK ER is happy to re-announce hie EIDOVRANION. His late elmmot sad overflow vg udieneesate respectfully thanks, and .sates die Pith ; wlll sot undervalue a littk experiesteehs thoilearalt 'Art ellf tooveYine Scientific Ktiowkitge) that masher Labour ' littpeostitheN be spared to maintain the Cekbrity,sif Wit ___so Neinorm Sielnkaid sod tadotateliftifih4fifweetlin,litie .idoursaiim.—Te-morrow, at Seven. All the tale Improve ments will be added. Boxes bts.—Pat 3L—New Gallery, 2a.—A Book of Lec hler Is. IlLurs open at Half past Six, hitin at Seven 9 end at Teo. --Place. sod Tick e t s had at Mr. Ebcra'., 27, Old Bead. stmt; aod at the Box.utfice daily. • 4 ; P . •,-. . .• ' . . , Absitisdoe bes .. - )1‘;p:.1.• V . 11,11. . •.o.: „ My. I f , t ic'. , - )1c .• s , .: 21e. • i c -• * i ei 1... -- LW 4 Frerleriek, Mr. T. Mr. Hethes; Rob* Louise, 7 i Cabal; • • 14kie.11.11 • Tle Strenger.. Mr. C. Kemble • Covet Wintersta, Mr. Cneder ; Sanwa gteinfort, Mr. ErTtell ; Tobias, Mr. Chap. um; Francis, Mr. Farley; !Jobless, Mr. Emery. Mni. Haller, Miss Dance (her 41h appearampee on any stook Countess Winos-risen, Mrs. Fence ; Asinette, Mrs. Listing ClainiVet, Mrs. T. Hill; Charlotte, Mrs. Gibbs. now t "' St I. ' After which, the Masiral Farce of • - r . . 1 TH B PADLOCK. r Diege, Mr. J. leases; Leander, Mr: Dorset • Stooge, Uillotesissed. Lamont Miss Hellen& (bre; SS appear. aft* thO c haracier).; Ursula, Mrs. Davenport. for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandoo, at tie et, Hart-street, front Ten till Four., A Private Box may be had for the gesso., or nightly, of Dir. Brandon, at the Box-Office. On Saturday. The Mumma : Carlos, Miss Hallmark ChoF first appearance is that character); Clara,•Mies Stephens. On Monday, Venire Preserved : Belvidere, Miss Dalt* (bee brat appearance if that character). • COVENT-GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND. PATllOll—.The KING'S Most Excellent MAJESTY. rillflE Nobility and Gei'try ore mo-t reqiectlially 1 informed that the SIXTH PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY of the SOCIETY, instituted at the Theatre-Rural, Covent- Garden, fur the SUPPORT of AGED sad INFIRM ACIDBS sod ACTRESSES. and relieving their WIDOWS and CHILDREN, will take place at the Fru:amens' Tavern, ea WEDNESDAY, the 11th April aext. , • H. SLIMS altra Duke of YORK in the Chair. ~; • Vice-Puesimarrte : H. R, .44.1ilitshe of Sussex, Doke, of beedis,Sedford, sod Reiland; Marquises Lanadown, Salisbury, ANglriley, Wu,. rester, sod Tavistock; Earls of Ealll, COVeetry, Grosvenor, Liverpool, Morley, Blesinton,Glengall, and Yarmouth; Vos. comas Dailley-sed.Ward, Balkeley, and Nornoanby ; Lords Hollaud, Amherst, We. Gordon, We. Ressell, M.P. Sit Hco. Ikaaraunt, Bart., Sir Edw. Antrolua, Bert, Sir Tine . Familiar Bari Sir N. W. Ridley, Bart., M.P., Mr CAM Warrender, Farquhar, 1 111. P , Sir Thus. Lawreaos , RR A. Hon. Douglas Einoalk Hon. E. Phipps, M.P., Colonel Palmer, DEP., 'Y. W. amass, Esq. M.P., Job. Garret, Fey. M.P, J. H.lll. Dawson, Esq. SLP, Juho Resaidouttoen, Esq. M P., Colonel Berkeley, Anteroom+ Birch, Henry Broadwl Alex. ander Copland, R. H. Cox, Edward Down, John Francis Freeling, E. H. B. Hughes Thus. Hailer Henry Harris, TllOl. Levrrton, George Longman, Thos. Loaders, John Pelt*, treat Pocock, Gro. H. Robins, Thus. Raikts, Itowland Stopleoson Thos. Field Savery, Wm. Willis, j u n. Th o s. Wood, and F rederick Webb, Eaqrs. Comm-ruts: Messrs. Abbott, Sheol), Blanchard, Broadhurst, Chap man, Clansman., Comer, Conocir, Duruset l Egerton, Emery, Farley, W. Farrow Fawcett, Junes, Lisiou, Mseready, Mathews, APCullssClo, Pope, J. Rsdcll , Tailor, Terry, Yates, Vouag. TIRUSTEZII: • • ' 1. Henry Harris, John Fawcett. and Cootie Trotter,' Lea. TILLIWIRRII, Mr. Fawcett.—.-SECRETARY, Mr. Eger*.. Tif kris Oise Guinea each, to be had of the Comnote at the Feed Office, 27, Bow-street, Covent-garden, everitley from Twelve till Fuer. The Hall doors w ill be opened at Five o'Cloek, and Dieser on Table at Six, immediately on the arrival of their Royal Highnesses. SHERWOOD FOREST, fur the First: Time at HALF PRICE. ADELPHI THEATII E, STRAND. For the BENEFIT of Messrs. CA LI.AH A N rail J. JON E.S. THIS EVEN ING, THURSDAY, Murcit 2H o . will be possruteil, fur the first anti only time this season, the murdi.ailsaired Burkina of FANCY'S SKETCH. Sir Nimrod Hasty, Mr. Rucktughans; Old Alford, Mr. Dal); Culunel Alford, Mr. J. Juries; Scout, Mr. Cowell; Anthony. Mr. Campbell. Julia Hasty, Mims E. Scott ; (first time) Mrs. Wnylett. After which, fifth time, a New Rowlett', entitled SHERWOOD FOREST ! Robin Hood, Mr. Callahan; Little Julio, Mr. Cowell; &win, Mr. Smith ,• Edwin, Mr. J. Jamie; Ruttekin, Mrs' Cloriuds, by a youtig Lady (her first appear., owe on Joy stage); Annette, Mrs. Wayleit Angelina, Airs. Tennant. To conclude with, the highly popular Burletta of LOVERS OF ALL SORTS. Mr. Rhubarb, Mr. Buckingham; Mr. Connell, Mr. Clow. eh; Captain Melfurd, Mr. Calhhan ; Humphrey Hogsfi.iolt, Mr. lee; Sammy, Mr. Wilktusint ; Mr. St,ap'rm, Mr. Daly. Mrs. Rhubarb, Miss E. Scott; Julia, Miss Yates; Jenny, Mrs {stitch. Boxes, 24.—Gallery, la.—Doors open at Sir, bagita a Quarter bclure Srvca.--Sccund Price at Half-paat Liz ht. Terkris to he had of Mr. Callahan, 19, Gerrard-street, Soh.; Mr. t, Frlllieis street, ; arua at the Ku. Oilier of the 'flu:atm, where places fur the Boxes way he taker. r ir I 1 E ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL A, DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dwatist to the Royal Family, have been proved by long es. • primes or ready excel, both in elegance and efficacy, omen other preparation fur the Teeth and Gums ; they as'. Illpatally preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age, volikr them white and beautiful WllllOOl unwilling she awasial, fasten such as are louse, aril keep such as are de cayed from becoming worse. They likewise tender the brualb delicately vweet, prevent the Toutti.Ache, perfectly seem the Scurvy in the Gauss, and snake them grow firm and einee to the Teetlvi--The Essence is particularly rectos siven4eil to Parents and Persona whim hare the care of Clinldren as the greatest preservative of young and tender 'l l .4th. None are genuine but what hare he words, J. Bisset, Halley and Blew, C,ockspur-street," en;raved is the Stamp. Price 2a. Oti. each. AYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL. SALT of t.F.(tONS, for taking Ink Spots sad Simms out of Lace soil Linen. The eentilie is signed " W. Bayley" on the Box and Wrapper. Mau his SCOURING DROPS, fur taking Grease out of XL*, Staff, Weellta Cloth, &c. price Is. each. VERITABLE POMMADE DIVINE, price 3s. 6cl. lb@ glass. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Riyley aid Blew ) Per fumers, Cockspur-street, London. ~,~ This day were published, New and Improved Editions of ijOININ.OI.:K's I.: ATIECIIISNIS of the ARTS nod SCI ENCIA, price Ninr-peace each. These little Winks are recommeritlrd to the attention of eve ry Psreill sits Terichee, as the most maul Series of B oo ks that eau he put lulu 11. e hands of Young People, each I k couta;ning the prilic.ples of the Ail ur Science ou which it treats, and written in so t leer and easy • style that it cur be isuderstimil by the ,revues! capacity ; Vii. oil Arithmetic ii • ,cli G.aturuar Medicine Ancient History Dust CAtechesu. 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O. iVbittzker l Arc-Maria laze, Louisa, Min Cable.; .111alsoetalbillia Pivait?_ i , 'l' ' -• ' 7 1 Poirata beau oats oalo.laZi.for thillisiMiiiiii ) Mr. Boehmll, ot ilea Om coo .. • • , . i. Oa astorday. tilt Opera -11;taIrfIlapo dal G*. be - • ( vaunt io Loodpa. •,-**:' •• • - - •••• 1. -oe• 'Art '1 A mei. Woes Opera is lApitoporalles. as,iii . , aso 1 "PPFBAPONBMPTAIIt, COPIMIPP44WeiPIrit t • ' k 44. Aida TMS EVENING. THURSDAY, Migi.li 49, Re m . ' 'dine performed . the Play of ' Be ' .' • THE STRANGER. • tore, -- IN So►eolreulb Edition, 4r. LETTER from the KllG'lu bn PEOPLE. PubliebeJ by Williams SOMA, flooknolter to kis Royal Niemen' tbe Doke of York, I. J•irrer's.etreri. This day is published, prier Bs. Vol. IV. Part 11. of ENCYCLOKEIJI A ELAN ENSIS. or DIC TIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and 811'.CEL. LANEOUS LITERATURE. To be otimpleted in six volumes Co. and illustrated witb-smit ewer thou 180 Eu grav tugs. By JAMES MILLAR, M D. 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Ow the tat of April will be published, price la BJ. Nu. 11. u A IIIONTHLY JOURNAL.. of POPULAR NIEbielNE; explaining the Nature, Causes, and Pre vi-stiow of Di.esses ; thu iniseediste Treatment of Acct.. deuts ' and Ilse Meaus of iirreervitsg Health. Conducted by CHAR LL.'S THOMAS HA DEN, . . _ Surgeon to the Chelsea and Dromptou Dispensary, &c. Cuutents of No. ll.:—Are the luterests of Nledical Men affected by this Publication i—Ou the Evils of uegleetitig a Cold.—On the Education of lufatits.—On Burns and Scalds. —On the Disorders of Old Age.—On the present State of the Practice of Metheiuo it' this Canutry.—Ou Longevity, ice. Published by Sittipkm and Alolrhall , Statiimers'scuurt, Lundon.—Also lately, by the some Author, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS oe the COLCHICUM AUTUMNA LE, as a Remedy uf great rower iu the Treat meat of Irflarnutatory Diseases. Price 4s. NEW NOVEL. This day was publishel, desiccated (by permission) to Airs. 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Pinicirck's Editions of the shore ataudaid Hmturical Works are rulimisted to the Public as being decidedly preferable to any miles s. ludepesident of bring Edited on a very superior pho l itiey combine many important advaistaires ; as dl vulg.. mica of Idyl.. have been carefully corrected, every iudelicate Winston seilnlously obliterated, and the must vatuable and interesting mauve added, consisting of iniroductury Chapters descriptive of the blanuers and Orel/111d of the Ancient Erituos, Greeks, and Unmans, and uumerous Mythological, Biographical, sod Geversoliical Notes. EXEItCISESon each or the HIS FOR I ES, Is. I l e t t ' 111 lu •; TO THE ptormemismi or EAST INDIA STOCK. LAWNS AND GANDINLIN, THE Election of lilt Din-ctora 4 the Emit h.* Gi lap . mi . being ',pointed foe WEDNESDAY, the limb April next, the faessuri4 your Vote mid Interest th requestce fur the follostimi Gentlemen, viz.-- JOHN azos, E i / JAMES DANIE L P.sq. Hon. WILLIAM LLARTON ELPIIINSTOrF., JOHN INGLIS, JA3IES PATTISOOI. E. Whirls sr IU lakeh oblige, • LadiemandCentlenien, Tsar unit humble Servant.. Eist India House, Mose 111, 3821. George Abercrombie Oa- Campbell Maejortisistsks, binson, , William, Taylor bloomy, Thomas Reid, John Morn., !Isaias Dupre A lellallthr, Edward Parry • William Astell,i L4 i •Rielsaidadels;ky Ploodta , . Jacob Rammer "Chasten Ekon Prioillstk ' • Robert Caserta , George Roikes, William Stanley Clarke, John Guldaboraugh Raves- Joseph Cotton, shave, Neil Benjamin Edmon- George Smith. ~ 1 1 ; stone, John Thornhill. - • Charles Grant, Kwitny Tomo, Jilin Huilleaton, William Migrate. Hugh Lindsay, JOSEPH DART. Secretary. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIte •11111 GIINTIAMEN, HAVING the houonr of being recommended to you by the Directors of the East India Company. as CANDIDATES fur the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year, we take the liberty of requesting the Grour of your Vote on the day of Electioo, WEDNESDAY, the llth April twat. We are, Ladies sad Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants, JOHN BELLI, JAMES DANIEL(„ WII.I.IAM FULI.ARTON ELPNINSTONE, JOHN !NOUS, JAMES PATI ISON. East India House, the 28th March, 1821. UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY, CORNHILI.. lustituted i• the Rci:u of Queen Anne, A.D. 1714 NOTICE is hereby given, that a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the Additional Capital will he holden at the Office in Corn. bill, ou FRIDAY; April !O. Twelve u'Cluck at Noou, to confirm the Resolutions of the last General Meet ing, pursuant to the 14th Article of the Dettl of Settlement, nail au Alteration in the ht Article of the amid Deed. Match 23, 1821. TIiOMAS LEWIS, Secretary. Insurances against Fire, and on Lives, may he erected at the Company's (Merv, Cornbill, and No. 70, Baler-street, Portman-square. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal Chemr in the Reign of King George the First. March, 1811. DEIISONS, whose Animal Premiums f4ll due on the nth Inmost, are hereby info, tiled, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over Os Royal Eaclsange and 3i53 , 118-nuallos well ars by their respective Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties !soured ore requested to apply fur the Renewal of their Policies, un or lorfure the 9th of April next, as the nsaiti Fifteen Days allowed fur Payment, beyond the Gate of Nal Policy, will then eapire. SAMUEL PENNING, Jan. Secretary. • 6 1, Aliendanre is given daily, at the ash' Offices, fur the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Nlerchaudises and Ships, in Harbour, in aick, or while buil.line, from Cps or Doseace by Fire; ard also fur the Assurance of, and greeting Auuui lira oil, Lives. N.H.—Fire Policies will he issueil free of Expense to the Assured, where the Auuesl Premiums ausuunts to Si. or upwards. BURGE SS' NEW SAUCE foe genrenl pur pose. halving given sorb greet spnruhation, and lie timmand for it euuhuseng to ineresee, JOH N BC RG FAI and SON hoc must respectfully to offer this thrie best sirknow- Imigertmois to be Public fur their liberal iritrimage of the isms: its utility sad great conveuieuc• su all chmates has maummended it to the most disiingnished bireigu con. assimia, who have all spoken highly in its recommenulatina. -.-at is prepared by thorn ONLY ; and for preventing dis appoi•lineut to fami,iea , all poacihle ehre Is is been resort ed to, by each bottle twistg staled upon the curb with their Firm and Ad Iress, as well as each Lahti havnig their Signs. Owe, withu:ut which it cannot he zetituilie. IOhN HUWIPSS and SON'S hung establiabed and Muth Igietotd ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to hr pre pisred by them attar His amass manner that bail given the grostest satisfaction for massy year,. Warelioure, 107, Strand, curare of the Suivoy-steps, Lao /km —(The Original Fuoh.Sauce Wareisnae.) TOE LATE 11 It. SCOTT. yIR. JOON SCOTT. whose recent (lentil hits ibterested a 'considerable portion of the Politic, has left a Widow and Two Children, fur whom he nos unalile to provide. By distinguished intents, as well ns by exemplor prudence amid industry, he hail ouly just reached the point where he had a near prospect of securing the comfort of those Asho were dear to him. Stints of his friends have thought themselves mitholised, in such circumstances, to appeal In the general bruevolenee of the Public, on behalf of the helpless family of n man of ability and virtue. The hollowing Gentlemen have ng.red lo act as a Cont.. Galt lee to superintend the applicatiou of the subscription Sir Jnines Blacktotosh, M.P. Ilisrace Smith, Esq. Francis Chantre), Esq ILA. John Murray, Esti. Rev. A. Waugh, D.O. Robert Illahluite, Eq. G. ID:artistic, NI 0. S. W. Reynolds, E:q. Subscsiptions are received at Blesses. Coons and Co., Strand ; Messrs. S It, Poyete, aid Smiths, Mansioa House. street; Messrs. Retries, Farquhar, and Co, St. James's street ; Mr. Mutrav, Adooparle-street ; aid Dl . Bald win, Cradock, and Joy, Pateramier-row. Subicriptiout already recriied : L. a . 111 ryns C. a. Gro.vcaor. Sir James Maskin t osh, 111. P lO 10 I Cinder, sail Co ... li, 5 P. tirsiorry, F.. 9. 11. A lit 10 . Dr. Illsrintyre 2 2 Rev. A. Waugh, D 11. 2 2 :W. Heseltisw, Esq lO 0 (:et,. Darling, M.D... 5 S IV. B. 'Fartnit, Esq 5 0 Illorare Sunlit, F. q... 21 0 Mr. Roberts John Morris, Esq... 21 0 J. P . . 1 0 Messrs. Baldwin, Cra- I A Friend....... duck, owl J0y..... 60 0 Thomas Dissisini, P.. 9 lO 0 S. W. Reynolds, Esq. 6 5 . Messrs Keys,Bruihers, Thiontim Ilesney, r.. q . '1 0 , and Sun lO 1 0 I). Wilkie, Esq. 11. A. 4 4 Mr. S. (. odalesing 1 0 l'easicis Maginse, El. I . 1 1 The Eccentric Society, Josses Kiisloch, E-q.. 21 0 I Msy's.bnilitings The Proprietors of the I Rev. W. Lisk Ilbssrlis 10 10 Snit tlitwap.lpCl.... 5 5 i As, Arti5t...... 4 , 1 0 Rev. J. Evans, 1.1.1). 1 1 I Mr. Luptani...e., 1 0 Chinks Baldwin, Erg In 0 Mr. A11550u...,." 1 0 Job* Brabant, F.sii ... 5 . 5 iT.C. 9 Aa early Friend a 1 D r . hiscno,•had 1 I Mrs. Scott ...... .. 11—.41i 11...,.. Taylor and A Lady .. 0 11.•,x, Heasley.. 5 5 Mrs. Remade 3. 0 A Friend, per Jilin.. 6 6 Mr. S. Reynolds..." 1 0 Mrs. Junes, per ditto 2 2 Mir Itryirolds. I 0 Ur. J. G. roliLiar, bliss E. Iteyoulda 1 0 I Soluerset-huusr.... 1 1 ~~. • sooit ite ittrort. •• : • -. 8 • . t 7 7- 7 1 CHEAP CARPETING. -Tr••• e AVARIETY of Patten.' (.Iwwstly, torts). li) *or uaotieii, of best BRUNEI-ft CI aPkTING. made up sod laid dews at fa. per yard; bird-wide PeatarPes ta. dd.; Eiddernduseer ditto Is. Yd.; •Ilse ditt o; Wet imperils. ditto is. 6d.; best Noreen lc • yard. Allthht Five Thousand 6!averages (Who, Coyote/roue* Mid Man beta, slimily cheap; also as extrusive atyewremeyt of Irish Liners, SheetiuYs , Prinsid •Furniture, and Furniture Hirai - Jim frusta 84. per yard. are ',lliac at J. arid St. NICHOL ROWS, 318, High Holborti, corner of Southailaplou buildings. ' NEW AHERICAN NOVEL. This day is published, in three wolomes, . ZELICA tise. CREOLE.' lid the Ailletioan • Ntmtlist. .• Farewell! foiewell! until Pity's sweet fountain Is lad it the helms of the fair and the brave; They'll weep for the Lady ohs died ow the oinuolaio, Thep% witepfor the Lady *to steeps is - this pave." )laritoted for W. EllefillOU, Library, 170, New Nuea-Netel. And in the Press, ' The THREE SPANIARDS. By George Welber, Au thor of " Theodore Cypboo." IMPERIAL PAKLIAMEA T. HOUSE OF LORDS, Watanesoav, MAstat 28. Their Lordships met at ten o'clock to hear Appeals. BOYS', Appellant ; RAILTY, nesponsieq. This was an Appeal fruits the Cu.rt of Session (Scotland). Mr. Grant and Mr. Stephen were heard fur the Appc.lant. —Further hearing post poued. Evidence was heard in %co ppo, t of Miller's Divorce Bill. ' Mr. Brugden, and other :tliaisbrrs of the 'loupe of Com mons, brought up the Witeheisft Repeal (Ireland) Bill, the Bankruptcy Laws Amendment (Ireland) Bill, and several private Bills, which were sead a Sr)* time. The Bill fur regulating Attorneys Fars in Ireland, aid the Commercial Intercourse um between 'Great Britain and Ireland, went through a Committee, and were reported with snitany amendment. TheGrassi:must/ witticism. Indemnity Bill went thryagh a Cu iiiiii ittee and was reported witlmut any amendment. Tnc Earl of CA RNA RYON gave stotore that he would on Monday, the 9th of April. move. that the witnesses ow the Grainpound Disfranchisement Bill should attend tit their Lordships Bar. The Noble kart then stated that he world give induce on the same den •Ima he would move the second read ne of the lamaiputiud Disfrauchisement Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Wewstsway, Wow!' 2s. The SPEAKER entered the Howse a (parley before four o'clock. ANTI CATHOLIC PETITION. Sir JOHN currrERELL presented a Petition ham the Dean sad Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Hereford against the Catholic Disabilities Reuroval Bill.—Ordered to be pointed. PARISH APPRENTICES. Mr. LEGH KECK brought in • Bull to render valid Ike Indultam of Pariah Apprentices sighed by Churchwardens. —lt was read a first time, and ordered to be primed, sod seed a second time en Monday rem. COUNTRY BANK NOTES. Mr. FOSTER moved for au account of the wastber of Country Bank Notes stamped in each year from MS op to the latest period, with the values amid' stamps, which was ordered. WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES. On the motion of Mr.STUART WORTLEY, a Select Committee was appointed to inquire into the present state of the 13O• relating tothe stamping ut woollen cloths, and to report their optilion thereon to the HOUR?. NEWINGTON VESTRY BILL. Mr. DENISON inured, that all the Petition. presented In the House ou the entire' of the Newington Select V. utry Bill, should be referred to the Committee on the said Kill.— Ord eyed. The Public Notaries Bill was read the third time and weed. The Innkeepers Bill went through the Committee, and was ordered to he Reported to-morrow. Mr. CHARLES GRANT obtained leave to bring in a Bill to aboli.h Prison Free ill Ireland; aml 111.0, to filing its a Bill to mend the Involveticy Act its Ireland. The Beier Duties Bill was read • thirst time 11n II passed. Lord STANLEY presented • Petition from the Inks. bitams of the Town of Bolton, is Litnert4hire, against the County Comte Bill.—Ordured to be laid ott the 'shit.. 011 the mutton of Mr. HU %l C, several returns relating te the Ordnance Derailment were ordered to be laid before the Heu.e. A inc.isage from the Lank announced the agrreasest of their Lord.hips to several private little. Sir G. WARRENDER: po•tpuurJ to Friday nest the. coo. Jeretion ui lilt' Navy E.timstvs. SILVER COINAGE. Mr. CRENFELL ruse tu m eke the motion of whirls he had given notice, respecting the pin-chase of Silver fur the use of the Mit. By papers which were before the House he found that a ruissiderable quantity of silver had bei delivered by the Bank to the Mint, at sa. 4d . per ounce, when the market price was only 4s. ltd. Thus had struck him at 6ullllloblag v.ry extraordivary, and he had called the attention of the Hullst to life [ilbjel t to give the Right Huta. Gent. opposite serupporl unity of explaining the circutitstaitc , , and if that esplanaiMii were cornet, certainly the Bank of England were wholly free from btime in the traimuction He lei Rbwil that the Right Ilon. Gent. finding himself in the Auutnut of 1817, in possession of is large r quantity of silver in hart than was required at the time fur the purpose of the coinage, applied toyie Batik to take it at the thou market pike, in part payment of the dein of 10,000,000 f. due to the Bank fruits the Government ; sail that the Bank agreed sus to it,., we couditiosi that, to the event of the Mist being at a future period iii want of silver to prosecute the coinage, it should lie taken bark at the sante pron.. With referencd to the itimuer to which the silver ciiiitage was cooductid st the Bank, it appeared to him that all the arrangements were highly creditable tu the Government, with the exception of the purchasea of Elmer to which lie bail alluded, which, he repeated, was tree from blaiu • if the explauatiou bad been rob reelly ilibirrstooll by him as he had ouw stated is. He then enured fur an Account of all Silver purchased by Gu. vernment since May, 1818I„specifying the imaiititira and mires of each purchase, and the tiani:s of the persons from whom it was purchased. The CH ANCELLS)I( of the EXCHEQUER made a few observations which ware not di,tinitly audible its the pal frey. We cc sijetiitied their purpmt tu be a confirinattou of the explanaliou of the trammetion, as repeated by Mr. Grenfell. Mr. PEARSE was happy that one instance had at tenet, occurred, in *lnch the Hindi was acknowledged by the t' sww. Grutlenian to have acted properly. If the Hun. Gee'de uwasi pursued lilt inquiries, be doubted nut that 111111/‘ others Might be found. The account was then mull W ordere;l l:o a u s s ot hersa t he latiug to Gold muant b. nu clue wuuiuu same Gentleman. The Charitable Eltakl ist i s Bill was the , read the third base and passed. BANK CASH PAYMENTS BILL. The Order of the Day for the those resolving into Coo. mitiee on the Bask Cash Payments Bill was matt. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved, that the Speaker du mew leave the Chair. Mr. URENFELL wished tint to do justice to the Di. _ ...tr.) *et Jul.* • K . lt . ? , '4 ll • • at fa. 4; :4„.1.,.:34 • • . 4 • la lah a 11111 . 4, 4i1 - 4 , • 2 t * As ! li • , . swift It 114611410 r..• • "MA r .41 - Q 4, PRICE rectors iiII Ilia elkirettilit - • -. • brought focemrd • etaitegetegt i nt fir . . "iteE Cemigh ent the gold.Coir of Ali imelm W. He had, Is • nienermilled with the wry 'error ittitat Rank, lead 'that there wee hut I tonsdatiost foe dirt stioeineist..-:They had setatOi fused to weirs gold, or Sr rlierount with thaw sone for, parties on *hap substance they could rely, that „ b eing i only reetilstin• b y w hi c h th e y gu id e d their diedaistile• g little barkshord'indeid had they been is diecosinipig, thetio whir the great failures of Irish country banks tread • most . haring deficiesity In the circulation, they inereeved their issues SO per evil. (Sr from the,, le nearly bee millbss. Mr. ELutE sai.t, that it hail come to his kuiristestge that the Bauk of Ireland huh refused to receive .uuss money is gold which were u tt e r e d to them by was of depo sit for the larredree of manor land ordered by the Coat of mien. a They did, 10 eivoseqeenee of a retuoitstrnree, it last do that • *hick the law required them to du—they received die geld coin of the realm. At the time of pawing Use i • 1810, lie hail femme. the diftieelte under which- ibex k le& . iiethaldellhier ease, arid bail required the House to ens le the ,• • , .... to ....e. it. He felt - sure that if the price of gold %humid derliste at all below Bauk paper, the Banks of England and Ireland would be subjected to considerable loss, being oblig ed to receive gold, sad prohibited from issuisg N. ... Mr. PEEL defended the cooduct sad principles of the Bank of Ireland. The fact was, that in consequence of the Beek being culled on to till up that greet chasm wb:c.h the failure of the southern Banks had created iu the circulation, their rotes were in iequest, and, at the period allsded te, sovereigns were actually worth less thou Bank of Ireland notes. Thu Bank was pl , .ll.litiiCli from issuing go rude there were persona Who engaged them s elve s b us ily in siting sovereigns with ale Bank, drawing out paper, ley w iteliiv that uqt kaii fresh purchases of gold, and on every transaccior unakhag a profit of one or two per rent. The Bank were justified it puttergo stop to those t none. He ap plauded the.gereral conduct of the Bank of 'retard. They managed the public debt of Ireland without any composes lion—in feet, at • loss. They had to keep an establishmest of nearly fifty elerlie fur the purpose at their own cost : so that every public annuitant received snore ntree-feererlMiti Bark, than the Bas.k received us their behalf from the Go vernment. Mr. ELLICE hound no fault with the Bask of Ireland, lint with the law which had caused the inconveuience el. laded to. Mr, M. FITZGERALD said, that the c o n d uc t of the, Wank of Ireland was extremely good in !Virtue alluded to. ' He pearled the great liberality of the Balk in coming for. ward us the peering emergency oftbe failure of the chief southere Banks, wanke up the delicacy*, in the Ciflrlablilol% • of their own banes. He stated the depreei•tiou of gold compared with Bark of Ireland paper, to have heen 3 per cert.—Bask of Ireland paper was of the highest value—Bank of Englead paper sent, aud gold was lowest. I.segedeposite 'acre, therefore, made in gold, and paper au draws to a • similar amount. All the merchants bills were paid in gold, lie-rause threw was an advantage of 3 to the payer. It was only proper That those t r honor should be put an cud to. Fir H. PARNELL lamented that the extreme liberality .. of the Bank of Ireland had not indeeeed then, to make autE cleat hares to correct that defect which hail taken place in the value of gold compered with their own paper, from their hawing been required to fill up the citculatiou of the Sousheru Inaultent Banks. Mr. IRVINIfiI lomierted that the lash. Guth of England sod Ireland heed rot selleinit mewateifiir difteaine their sutra—a measure which he ihouelit necessary to lixbtin the pressure of the diffecukies ruder which the cairn , / !Abound. Mr. ELLIS said, that the Bank of Ireland wowid hair done nothing fur the scanty cliculation of she cuunt.ea elute, hail received those proffered deposits of gold, sod issued paper in their stead. As far as they enlarged the circula tion in ore way,they would have diminished in another. They must have given and received equivalents, and the circulation would have remained as before. But he cos tended aud challenged inquiry upon the point that their liberality in discounting had beets esti eme. Their issues had only bees limited by the want of more good securities. They bed best lee generous in this respect, that of the 500,0001.euted for the stipples of Irish credit, and the I 00,0001: at another lime, only 100,0001. had be. u applied fur of these two extraordioary grants altogether, the Bask of Ireland having so fur made good all the deficieucies of circulation with their own paper. A pear of the extent to which they bad accommodated the public was found in the exports of • grain, which last year exceeded by three times their former usual amount. . . , Mr. IRVING explained. Mr. RICARDO wished to correct what he thought a con- " siderable error its the srgnments of most of the Hosinoralde Members who had preceded him. It was sit entire mistake to suppose that any lucrative trade could be carried uu In ex changing gold for Back of Ireland paper. It rat impish.. ble that there could be • greater sake in Bauk notes than in gold; or this any better facilities existed fur making pay. ratite in paper than in gold; ur that soy real ads adage could be derived by depositing coin and taking out the amount its notes. The fact war, that the Batik of Ireland f d itself surrounded with dulls uties, and hail met therm with a degree of energy, which, he was sorry to say, was• not to be found in the condact of the Bank [wee. Cireum.. I stances hail treated a eternity for • great increase of circii. !ahem.. This could only have been effected iu coin or hi Omsk of behind paper. The Bank made this latter effoi t; by augmenting their issues bit per cent., and ibis nut being enough fur the exigency, they were willing to have advanced still more bail there been 'noir vivid securities to have ' advanced elem. Those securities were not to be had, and the Bank woad not have acted properly is advancing with. out Rims. It would hate effected nothing to lave received de/maim of gold, and issued their amouat in paper : that woad have been to have left the amount of the ciecularees in the same sitar as before. It was too snitch lo say that the Bank, issuing an increase of piper, seas bound to take in gold, which it WI; prohibited from issuing. It by no • rreaus followed that the Rank, by thou: issues, tank the sovereizus out of circulation. As to the manage meet oldie- , Irish di hi, it was st .teal that the Bank.iriemeteieivned:ootigrebesol it iteration. It had been contended, on the oth e r band, is: t the Bank of Ireland did receive coniik terms of their charter; at any rate their rompeniatiou could nut bear any resemblance to that paid by the Government for the maisagensent of the Emitted! il.i.• ~,,,,,v irms w g, 4 , 4 . o 2 f 7s th °4 e )° B l a • ht A a gr i e r a e t la d i e it a ll i .n ha il is il e *-3 reasi s n a e g i i i i roc i mu a ta t ho est i u j iil n c y c t rm s i t l e f o ci n l i i get bt s a praa from l e ti nines l t Sr ease ore-union. The term was illnilflp.`r ill its application. w N i u th tl o a ut ik ti v e o;l : d .r evr e r t it. It was a mistake to ios a fe p re. p d l e y "riv t it h ih i g term liberal ity toseeeh ii / IrAelleiiiili. One more observation and he mental cenetelle. It was Ila'g that the circulation of Ireland was fumed its er:rt rater thine earsurdinary it.:ilin of Bank notes. Tarig remedies afered themselves at the time—to i , dm" circulation either h - i new issues of paper, reify the thing. - of money. The former was found unadvisatele--the hitter bad slowly, but el the result woad pruve, far mute b• cially operated the relief of Inlaid. Kr J. NEWPORT co.nplained of V.:.• iletir; heap g been led into a lengthened Oisconion en the su bj ect, while h . sr:eusaisPejlearec33:l:!ecind:dlehrr.leiteleCosd:roleclikidluuretuiractilliCteutialialdtheulsel*of‘u:Hileullilitrdaleb;""beaidijo'ini iltrual'irrswe' cellasisail"ililtio:4stomuafthlatS:.-17:::- eunveninit opportunity. • The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER acquiesced and the Carnsittee was plummet. till hamoniow. ' Several other Orders were peetpeeed. • ROMAN CATHOLIC BILL. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved the O. der of the he .1 ed. le• r . •~_ ~__ r Ai, -1.- ~i~ Albemarle- steel. March 27. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. Nu. XLVIII. will be published we THURSDAY. April b.