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vbr 4rtttob 13rtfi • NUMBER 1579.) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 4HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 4i, Nos, Their Majesties' Servants will set the Comedy of THE RIVALS. it Anthony Absolute, Mr. .Dowton ; Captain Absolute, Russell ;his first appearance in that chsracter); Paelk- I. Mr. Elliston ; Acres ' Mr. Bannister; Sir Lucius 'rigger, Mr. Johnstone. Mrs. Malaprop, Miss Pope; a, Mrs. H. Siildtins ; Lydia Languish, Mina Mellon. After which, the Operatic Piece of kMATRIMONY. lord, Mr. Clinton ; Baron de Liestierg, Mr. Dowton ; °elm:4, Mr. Johnstone. Clara, Mrs. Jordan ;,. Lisette, Furi omorrow, the Comedy of Lore for Lowe; with ; or, Harlequin Negro.—On Friday, the Operatic om of The Trareilers.--Anil on Mutioay, Pizarro. ,• A New Opera is in rehearsal, and will be speedily THEATREMOTAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, Jan. e 7, 1808, will be acted, the Opera or TM 0 FACES - UNDER A HOOD. Clop Cluirarters by Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Joao, Mr. Indedon, . Toler, 111 x. Simmons, Mr. Easley, Mr. List Mr. mutt ; Ms. Humphries, Ns& tiknomport, lbs. • • Beiese„ Mrs. Lis - tou, Mr.. C. Kiembte, dc. After which, a New Pantomime, railed, lIARI.EQCIN IN HIS ELEMENT; OR, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, AND MIL 4arlequin, Mr. Bologna, Jan.; Sir Feeble Sordid lartlim to Columbirel, Mr. Ridgway ~ Clown (Valet to Feeble), Mr. Grimaldi. Columbine, Mil* Adams. fkr New Pantomime of Harlequin in his Element; or, r, Lath, and Air, will be repeated eriey night Its week. I'l lie New Prams of The Wanderer: or, The Rights of Ospitalit, re. /online to be received with the highest i l danse will l.& acted To-mown, and Tuesday rke , a..— la F r i day, Sliskspeores Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of anice.--And on Monday, The Mountaineers. r * Inceiwequeoce of the iscressed applause bestowed on %be Country Dawn by Eight Horses, and the New Comic Paotominw of LIBERTY HALL; or, Harlequin Sports man, thee. will be continued a few evenings longer. ASTLEt'S PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STIAND. Established Ivy Authority of the Lord Cbsinbes:sin.) HIS OtIESENT NVEDNESDAV, Jan. g 7, Ines, and two following Evenings, at Half-part Ma • ly, a Greed ENTREE A LA VENETIAN, It the Country Doan, he. eimentcd b.: Eight Hones. ~....Preirsiaa on his little Hone. Equestrian Trial abi lt li . ' Le." Betweaa the acts, S r ciade mous Ht k :B/111N7M 4 1 1 ; Evening's Amnsemeets to conclude with the maids il New Clone Pantomime, called, LIBERTY ALL ; or, Harlequin Sportsman Doors of reed at Half-past Five, sad begin at Half-past to a inmate. d Pews come mars at Half-past Eight. Phan Wen between Ten sail Three; at the Brix-Mee. 5 .,* The at of proteetiog the Hone, and wearing the • Rem Danger—kw smelt noble acquirements, four Les , "IL ea. ~,. NEAP GRAND Cir. VItIC BALLET 01' ACTION. WNW TH EA I TBE, SANS PAREIL, Struu , l, t ' '(ante 11w Adri r hi. By Authority tE the Lord Chamberlain. New Come ltallet of Action being received with the tiil further notice, • New Musical Firm written by 'MR 4COTT, entsisd, The stle(;r-tikEtrt. clecisr.• or, obodyeusniar to Vino. The Must>, with a new Overture, united and compose/I by Mr. Sandernon.—Prineipel Cha rters—Nail. Ann, Vika Harrison ;. Lubin, Moe ter Flex • ; Colin, Maw., Lectern; Ataimins.,v , Mr. Mom; Fair p, Mr. Gii:)r?: William, Miss Sbece; 'Damn Fairlop, Mrs. lacartnev• Mim Scott. Atter which, a New mad Sc . :in-comic. Unliet a Action, with n' w Stove), Dees w, wi lrecniation.4. composed and produced by Mr. Gi ne, ratted, IV INK+M . MILANI); or, Tier Faithful Negro. he hlnsie, With. d New Owcrture by Mr Sanderson —Prima ri Characters—Copt. :11.Dogilld, Ma.,t%; l'o.te ; Capt. r Orttium; .Ma.-ter Ilottson • Minter Flyover; and Tenho, A7a.trr llurowort. Mts. i.l)oined., bliss 13r. dwell; Fann, Mn.s Mosley; Saihn • !tli-4 Hail. Monkeys—Masters Ihnan, Tattoo, As !.N, :At a man, and Leclery. Saikirs-9 ltart,::nr.s, Ada mie, • eadis-11. SiOnrs' Lames—Misses MartrlMl, MGIIIII, 'Ante A.tailliC, and listitry. Cabin Boy—Mtas Harrisna ; rid Maria, Miss Giroux. , n the coarse of the Bal . will let intrteloced the Mionet de la Cow, and favourite nom of Vrstris, f. oist the Oppra of Paris, by two Mout:Aye. Ise, two Next.° Sono, by Mader I/woes:Jet, writt es hy Miss *olt Various New Sours. 'l'u w be added. a New 'rand Operatic Spectacle, interspersed with, tisorat. , thutres, Combats, Ile. with n ew Seencry lk Nothhaery, 'reuses, aid Drowsiness, written by Miss Scott ; with ett .re Nre ' Malik.' and Overture, composes! by Mr. Holm, eati .l, Tit P, !Alit ClAt EsiS. Principal chafer -11 monde. Mire Caroline if rot, lady alco:us, Mira rwart ; Lord P%mon 1, Master Cost.; .'triella (xfood Ai 411 Sheen; Huse ; Aliir (the I I.POWIUter) Martyr Fkx mote: Woodmen, ; ti roo,:ser Printipal Fairy, ;nisi Louise (Immix ; Sttombello (priaciPal Witch) Mr. Mess: ad Vithorm, Mos Scutt. The whole of the Scenery and Miehinera• entirely ocw---desip:ed by Mr. &ell, luta mei:trill by .Morris sad Assist-tots. The Pro perties by Mr. Peres. ilitsreen the Metrics' Piece and the Spectacle, will be iatrothactul, a brilliant Scene of Slechanieal Fla E.ll/0111iS -.-Leader of the tiaiJ, Mr. danderson. The whole ander the direction tof !Oft ales. tailors and Scott. • Uu tr. upen at precisely at Serra —Berg u.— Pit sta.—Hplf Prim &garb? before Nir.c. Kama for the HOIVS to b► taken from Teo to Three o'clock—Stsvasta asonot possibly keep them after Ralf past Seven. --• • Poi Am date performance, rd Refreshments of Tea anti Coif e, to be hotkat the Theatre. 11.1111Wri:gr --• UN, l'io•kton • end Mick -111 S Ind Pearl! Welterto the Kim; and Prince of Wales, et the Original ManeiNetory, Mtrend, opposite New cestle-street,lregn tease to reeommend to the public his gets- One ELACX-LEA It PEN(' i 114, whose superior excellence has been for more than so years iinivenwlly acknowlederd • nod Pencils fie drawing in colours (of a late 'mention:: *lnd; far enema every thing of the Inindt,^fore Litwin. Drawings, by way 1.•• speeimen, may t seen, to distie.guish his Pencils from Counterfeits. The mark %hid' was formerly only Mid dleton, is now changed to N. Middleton, sad the direction, 16.4 Strand, Loodini, stler b all on eneh Pencil. An cava lier assorts:mut of Pockin-iinuks Thread-caws, elegantly smutted in gold, silver, and pla'ai 1 all the darcrent ycluly Ifernoretcdom-books, the Itiv.,ol :sod Polite Repcstorks.— Newt Atlas, Souveoir, willi the different Alnisstacks, Ca lendses, el;,e. a complete inroirtinent of Travellisiz, Writing, end Oressing-rants; tientlere: o's Pocket Cominintrs, cow tAl:irt" every setlele for silks tug and dressing ; Portable Writio,c nod Creenng-drsks and in mahogany, satin woad, leather, kc. ; Writing Paper, extra fine cwt large Pens, lint frith and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of thstior.cry; Pertalik and Csittuting-brume Letter Copying Zia hu* s. l les. garbtors, try whirls writing ratty be ri‘.- rttios<lp On 4 *Awl) r opied, are brought by N. Mabilecia 1. , nernott pert:etion, And trimprsed as a tnolsurnirj rate, whichJl3ll a complete desk ; stone P .. entail, a t t o 'e the fr. , tvot ernirentleee to those who travel ; others of a sire and form ti avower the pnrpoirs of a complete isecretaire... A Lige toisostartlt of moss, sad sit kinds of tine cutlery. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. rglliEßE timuot be found tio great a blemish to 1 female delicacy mid beauty, ss Superfluous Hairs on the f.ce, neck, arms, fee. end therefore ancient and modest Wooten, of the greatest beasts, and celebrity, bare offered the largest rewards fur prermatiom to remove them. The superior elegance of nußrar. ROSEATE POWDER, its muck admired and peculiar mode of usi.,g, and perfect safety, have long readessd It particularly celebrated shove all ether toventions. 4s. Sold by the proprietor, 23, Russell-street,Covent-caniew ; Overton, 47, Rend-stew, 'Woodman, 1419, Piccadilly Rolland, 79, St. Junco's-street Masses, 34, Park-street Turner, 132, Oxfind-street; Thorn, 45, Ozfued-street ; Cruickshank, Haymarket Davison., 39, Fleeretreet ; Grosvenor, 303, Holborn Cryer, to, Ludgate-street, mil 6., Cernhill; GrAlln, 4N, SkiOnNll , 44lTe4 Dnandt, 3, Ckompioe ;* and Buud-strect.. Jest Plebliaised, NEW DRAWING BOOKS, By EDWARD ORMR, Reashotreet, toren of Breek-street, A BOOK of the RUDIMENTS of DRAW -11 LANDSCAPE, beginning with the first Out lines, and continued through the regular Process to the finished Landscape; a most useful Book fur Learners, con taining si Plates. By W. Orate, ii. its nd, may be had in numbers, at as. each. A Book of PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE. By Thomas Noble is plates, some in colours. sit in boards. A PRACTICAL ESSAY on the ART of COLOURING and PAINTING in WATER COLOURS. By John Clark. A Bonk of the RUDIMENTS of DRAWING the HU MAN FIGURE, by Cipriani and Bartnioui celebrated front having formed the principks of ell the nest Artists of the present day. Prier 11. is. A ditto of HEADS, by Ditto. 11. is. A ditto of LANDSCAPE EMBELLISHMENTS. By William Orme, consisting of single Futures and Groups of Figures useful to introduce into Landscape . Price toe. 6d. Two hooks of DESIGNS, from Cuttings I. Black Payer. By Miss B. Allen. se. earl. A Book of ANIMALS, by Hewitt. Price toe. 6d. A Book of WILD ANIMALS. By Ditto. as. A Book of Four large HEADS, fur Chalk Drawing. By Mets. Price 11. is. A Ditto, ditto. By Heartier. iss. A Ditto, smaller. By Druid Orme. ss. 31()RLAND'S SKETCHES, is Numbers, at Dm. 6d. each. Ditto, smaller. 75. 6d.'ls. 6,1. and es, 6d. HooiaooSlllPS mid SHIPPING, at los. 6d. 51. aad Ss. 6d. A Book a FOUR HORSES. By Gesocuer. 30. 'A. A Ditto, of Six Ditto. 3a. Gd. A Ditto, of DOGS. 38 lid. A Ditto, of WI L..) ANIMALS. et/. 6d. Besides ooroerooo SMALL DRAWING BOOKS *of FI GUR ES and LANDSCAPES, at Ja. CA. saul Is. tid. Drawing Boas (and stun:tics in a Prugressive State;, foe iinproveuivnt in every Branch of Draw ing. Dow)er's suit Boyden's Lottery Prises exchangel—Bead. street, corner of Brook-street IMPERIAL PARLIAME.Yr. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tutim AT, JAN. zti. The SPEAKEII acquainted the 'louse, that he Lad .e..- ceieed a letter from Thomas 'touchier, Esq. Deputy Clerk of the Crown iu Irslaud, coutaininx a list of Barristers, of upwards of six years acanthus, silo. bad consented, nailer their hands and seals, to azt as Commissioners fur taking Kidence in controverted elections iti that pLit uf the United Kingdom rslled Ireland. Lund CASTLEAfiAGII gam notice, that on Thursday ~. ~. Under ate Patronage of His Royal WA:mesa the Duke of CLAREIVCE. r HE ROYAL PANORAMA, . the Lyceum, JIL Strand, 1$ NOW OPEN, with the tly correct Re presentation in London, of that maginfie, city, ST, PETERSBURG H, in which the Statue of Pet .he Great, all the Palaces, Fortifications, and Public Buildings, are introduced. The grounds are etulsellished the Emperor Aleumetke on horseback, Horse and Foot Guards, Field Grenadiers, Tager*, Hussars, Calmucks, Cossacks, and other Figures, kidrited according to the costume of Russia. The River is !red with a frigate, and merchant vessels. Painted on a canvass 150 feet circumference, by Mr. SER. RES, Marine Pander to the king, Ike. &c. • Admittance One tibilling.—Expianations gratis. The person who attends to explain the Picture, has re sided 16 years iu the above City, and is master of the Rus sian,. French, and German languages: The room is kept in a picessut temperature of keat, by three fires. PORT OF I.ONT/Oh.—COMPENSATIONS. NOTICE is hereby viveri. that MEMORIALS of CLAINIS for COMPENSATION, to be made in glitsweems of the Act of Parliament 0A4148 is the e9th *ad loth year of the reign .of His patient Maiesty, Imitated, " An Act for tusking Wet Doclit, Kamm, Cuts, and other Works, for the greater Accommodation and Security of Shipping, Commerce, and R.:venue, within the Port of London," will be rvccired at the Office, !tic to, Copthall court, Throgmorton-strect, Loudon, fur the purpose of being entered and proceeded upou conformable to the Directions of the said Act. Attendance at the (Hike daily (Sundays excepted) from it to 3 o'clock. Dated this frith day of January, 16111. By Order of the Commissioners of Compensation, T. TYRELL, Clerk and solicitor. VALENCIENNES CAMBRIC 14 ANDREA( HIE'S. A FEESII supply has just been received of the .I . li above curiout goods, by DODSON and BRAT. They bare also Mut a very considerable addition made to their original cu-,signineut of Freud% teem, Veils, Ae . wbich will be found ell deserving notice. They particularly solicit the attention of their friends and the public to the present fl rour able opportuzily of inaking their parelintes, as they have now completed their stuck of general Limn' Drapery for the Spring Trade, among which are some unusually great b. ..;411111. They eu,.twue tube regolarly supplied w itb new riser ts in Printed Mnslin. and Cambric., including some rich Chintzes, allowed toles suvrior in design, and in Kremer vartety, than at nay Mier house in tii,va. O+ icepec tan it will be found their ,Istertiotas art not test. pretentious. Eleldin Apple, 7e, New Bawd-street. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1808. TO THE ENLIGHTENED LEGISLATORS or THE UNITED KINGDOM. 111' LORDS AND G RIITLEXCN, ISHALL be happy in your commands fur gm ninon' experinsents on Gas Lights, any day or eicuiag, at six hours notice. The more Friends vim may please to introduce, whether in Person or by au *Order, the grizater will be the honour conferred ou Your most respectful and obedient Servant, Pall-111a% January ,DJ, ann. F. A. WINSOR. STATE aad CITY. Net. M CORNHILL, add No. 0, CHARING-CROSS. TNISH recrtintnntubt the `itio.tue of the • STATE LOTTERY; u it has more. than double the nnmher of Capital Prises, and more than donbie the number of oPirr Priers, that MIT, coat :tined in the late Principal and Suppteneatary Lotteries added together, ea. 3 .... of .... L. poono so .... of .. L. 1,000 10,000 30 5OO 4 _ .... The stove Capitals av all floating, and there is no fixed Proy. whatever . The (7 17 LOTT rfix. of Substantial Freehold Homes, diocharold of Land-Tan, contains the folios ing Capital Pries •t> •9 1 • • 2400014 . : 4,9041 w 3,000 4 TICKETS end SHARES, for both the State and City Lotteries, are Selllog tu 'peat Variety at the above Offices, were 39 Capital Prows tram Shared and SoW in the last Year. ••• Schemes, with Particulars of each Lottery, H to be had cram at No. 4, CORNIIILL, and No. 9, CARING- REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE, ' CUPERII BRIDGE, LAMBETH. OWTHE First Dinner will be at the City of Lon- JL. don Tavern, Bishoptiate-street, TO-MORROW, the moth of January, I dab PR F 1 1711 T. His Rural Highness the of I oft w, &e. in ttse vter.rai Uis Grace the Duke of Bed- ford Itortt lion. Fri Dartmontb. Rial 4 Hon. Earl Mona. Hight Hon. Lord Crantley. liochl lion I.nr4 “n•nyille. Right Hon. Vise. liulkrley Right Ilion. Lord Robert Seymour, 11. P. Hoe. Pl.dm Posey. George Holford, 'Esq. M. P. Henry Esq. M. P. Aleaundcr Btimett, Esq. Juba Blackburn, Eq. Edward "'urger, jun. Esq. TREA , 'ARO*. MR. FOX'S HISTORICAL WORK. • lITILLIAM MILLER has the Honour to announce, that the Publication of The HISTO RICAL MANUSCRIPT of the late Right Honourable CHARLES JAMES FOX being now dually arranged, it will immediately go to Press, and will certainly appear this Season. In a few days the particulars of the Publication will be more fully stated.—Albentarle-street, Jan. 90, loos. This slay Is published, price 4s. - - " F ACTS ARE STUBBORN TIIINGS."— • Dedicated (without permission) to Alrs FITZ HERBERT. By NATHANIEL JEFFERYS. To De had at No. as, Pall Ara, and the Hooliselkm • Ina fees days will be p4i-lished, CONSIDERATIONS nn the CAUSES, OB JECTS, and CONSEQUENCES of the Prrsent WAR ; and 04 the Expediency oc die Danger of a Peace with France. By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq. London : priated by' John SPCreery, Fleet-street, for T. Cadell and W. Davies., Strand. GENERAL BURGOYNE'S WORKS. This day are published, in Two Volumes, printed on a hoe yellow wove Foolscap Paper, audembellisked with Copper plates designed by Coe!lonia, price t , 2s. boards, or, °net beautiful dm large paper, with prociiispressious, price tbs. boards, THE DR AMAT IC and POETIC A I. W( MKS of the late Lieutenant-General J. BURGOYNE; to which it ;refixed, Memoirs of the Author. Prig' for Scateberd and Letterman, Ave Maria-laws; Lone Hurst, Rees, sod I , rme • II Scholey ; P. and W. Wyi . ::; J. Booker ; J J. Stuckibile; J. Booth; J. Carpus ter R. Ryan; W °midge and Son; It. Elam; J. Caw. thus a ; Winchester and Son ; Mathews and Leigh; C. Chap p!'; J. Hatcbard; J. Ridgway; Gray and Soo; W. Lead ' sell; J. Richardson; J. Asperne; Black, Perry, and Kings, bury ; Lackingtou, Alleu, and Co. ;J. Tipper; Rickards; H. D. rymouds ; and 11. Ekon. Where may be bad, A pICTIONARY of POLITE LITERATURE; or FuSolods Hideo , of Heathen Gods, nod a Nustriuns 'ernes' embedished with 24 elegant Engravee:s. Price Lis. boards: Publishing, by Subscription, 4 GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MU- StC, from Om Anthems, &c. composed b., G. F. •IA NOEL, rag Periettneti al the Chapel /loyal, Windsor, and at His Nts: , ,R/ittrit Concerts Dedicated (thy pernasiun;, to Hit Royal Highness tho Princes. of {Vales. Aemmged for Voices, the Organ, oe Piano-Forte, by WV. SEXTON, Organist of St. George's Free Chapel , and JOHN PAGE, Vicar Choral of St. Paul's Cathedral. Nose em•runtetcailithe. The work is elm-sr tly cogroverl, sod timely printed ow vel lum raper, in tight Numbers, cai h containing 12 pares, price 3s. No. a will be ready for deliinrr) on Satarda,,, Feb. 6th, duos; and the remainder succestirely every fort ulgitt, until completed, which will make a handsome volume in _ . . . Subscgnent price of the work, compkte, it. iii. 61. in boards. The Nubility and Gentry who intend to honour the Editor with their Names, a list of which will be given with the last Number, will Orme to direct to .1. 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No servants u ill I.r admitted but those of the President, Vitt-Preterhtits ' Treueurer, Stewards. . l'a.ke t s was be bad of ihe Tres,turers, the Stewards, the secretary, the collretris, Mr. Jour+, 6, Chapel-street, Pen- Marine, Mr. Crop, SlCeta !,ease (hike, Bierlsio-lon7, and at the Bar ethos Tavern. JOHN UR INDLAY, Secretary: B3ItIVATE A ( COMMOI)ATION , where it . can he attaioed on fair, jnet, nod liberal term., must ho ere? acknowle.h:r d to be more plensitiz to the feelings of any one desirous of borrowirig a temporer, , or pernianebt supply of llioney, than oy applying to a Pubitc b.ntit oil ion for the s aue.—Mr. ROB hItTS, who has for several years, in the mute place, conducted the Annuity Onsinesa, with great satisfactidn to both lender and borrower, is at prevent on thor.sed, by most respectable pentot.s e to lay out several sums of isol. 3001. !soot. 7001. 1,0001. 1,6001. 2,0001. nearly smonstink to 1100.0001. for redeemable. Annuities upon Land, Heus-s, Fondled Property under Trust, Cleraynum's Livings, Pe , wous, fie. on joint or single Lires.-I'co years purchase given. Personal ardleation, berme two o'clock, at Lis home, 22, Ceen-street and ktters (post paid) daily &needed to. , 1111._?4TR : 'RICE SIXPENCE. next he we'll?* n Vote of Thanks to the Army sod Nary, for their late aerrice, in the Baltic. A new Writ was ordered for the City of Bath, in the room of Julio Palmer, Esq. who has accepted the Chi:terarlion deeds. ELECTION PETITIONS. The foltbwing- were presented Taro fur Poole—Me consideration of which was axed for 'Fueoday, Feb. One for Molder:—Toesaur, 3farch is. Beverley—Ditto, ditto. Mr. CANNING presented the, Russian and Austrian official papers, which were ordered to he on the table. Mr. PONSONBY asked, if the Right Zion. Se cretary, in aubinittiug those papers io the House, intended to comply with the terms of the request he had made on the preceding evening ? Mi. CANNING answerd, it was not the inten tion of His Majesty's Government to submit all the papers which had passed, relative to the mediation of Russia. Such papers as were necessary foe affording the House satisfactory information ou the subject, he, in coustuou with the net o 1 Liiv Me. jecrtv's Ministers, would feel it his duty to submit. If he (Mr. Ponoonby) would specify such papers as he was anxious the House shook' obtain, he would he found willing to oecomroodate the Right Flom Gentleman and the House, as far as lay in his power. Mr. PONSON BY supposed that the instructions sent to His Majesty's Plenipotentiary, at the Court of St. Petersburgh, together with his answer to the Secretary of Foreign Ail:tins, would, limit probably, contain the necessary information. If, however, the Right Hon. Secretary would point out to hen what mode he should adoft, he would he equally willing to accommodate the Right lion. Secretary. Mr. WHITBItEAD informed the Right lion. Secretary, sad the House, it was his intention, af ter those papers had been submitted for, investiga tion for a reasonable time, to more the House to appoint a time forconoidering whether the present crisis were proper for entering into negoesations with the Government of France ? lie was anxious :lee thatostariat 'information should be given tie , House•reli7gm the uegociations we heed roamed into with Rah He expected this would ea tend to the secret escicles of the Treaty. as 1 , 4 A ICS . . - to,the opinmott,,atated_on a former eveuitut. to 'met been given by a military of fi cer of <l. tiaimiskeil ''. abilities and prude lee, relative to the imecesmoiy of abandoning that cotiutry to the arms of Friance, ' • Mr. CANNING . thought uece aary to itiviiise the Honourable Getalriami, he would be onside to gitfilloiia all the information he seemed Moist • quire, as it bail been part of the atipcilatipus ottlie ip .1 1 orttiguese Government, that certain artities shoold be preserved with itaiiihible seersey. • • • The Chancelim Of the Exeliequer then presented Copies of the Orders of Council, *fuel, were for , dered to be . printed , for the cousideratimi of the House. Sir JOHN NEWPORT wished to be informed. was it the intention of His Majesty's Government to enter into any specific Resolutions on the Fourth Report of the COmmissioners of inquiry on the Land Revenues of the Crown in Ireland. If such resolutions were not soon'entercd into, he said lie would feel it his duty to draw the attention of the House to that subject. The CHANCELLOR of the IRISH EXCHE QUER replied, it was his intention to submit to the Heise certain Resolutions on that subject short's-. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the Order of the Day for the House re solving its if into a Committee of Supply, which was . migreecl to ; when Mr. G. Johnstotie took the Chair. Samurai- Resolutions were then entered into,, the House resumed, and the Report ordered to he received to-morrow. Lord HENRY PETTY requested to know from the Chaneellor of the Exchequer, who had then presented Co;iies of the Orders of Couucil, what was his intention with respect to the nature of the decision the liouS! should come to on that subject ? , Time CHANCELLOR replied, it was only his intention at present they should be printed. 'llsev should afterwards be submitted toot Committee of Ways and Means (unless the limn* were averse to that mode of proceeding), for the purpose of adopting revenue regulations, if any were neces sary for their enforcement. He was aware their consideration would be extremely interesting to the House, and the country at large. He, there fore, thought it best that the busine.ss should be referred to a Coinuatee of 'Ways and Mcuns, when there would be ample opportunity to answer the several questions which might he put, and eater into a full and satisfactory explanation of the nature and necessity of these orders. Lord H. PETTY admitted, that had the (louse only to consider the policy of those orders, the best place certainly for their consideration would be such a Committee, but he apprised the. Right Hon. Gentleman it was intended by several to question the legality, as well as the ;soluq, of the orders is sued, in which case, lie thought, they should be re ferred to a Committee of the whole House. After some explanation between his Lordshi,), the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and Doctor LAWRENCE, in which the later express ed hi• decided opinion of the illegality of the or ders issued. • The CHANCELLOR moved " That they should be taken into the consideration of the House on Wertneaday se'unight."—Ordered. Mr. HORNER moved, "That the Fifth Report of Military Inquiry be printed."—Ordered. Mr. G,NANEOBY then tito%ed, " That an humble Address be presented to His Majesty. requesting that the House be furiiialied with copies or extracts of such correspondence as had taken place on the part of His Majesty. re specting the request of Ilia Majesy f tie inter fercuce ani tuPdiation of His hopens: ..lajesty, in effecting peace with Danmark." Ordered. Adjourned.