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Y = xualinin ltM7.) TnE'ITREAOYAI., COMNTAURDEN, rpins f , HEsENT E , VENING, June '24, lOU% j a.• performed, the Comedy of T. - !L SCHOOL OF HEF()1111; ItOIT TO ILVLF. .1 lII'NAAND. _ _ . lArl Avondale, Mr. Popes Froltr,a, Mr. C. Keinhie; 'Genera: ;l nrrairrn, Pr. SlaueLard; Mr. Fenuedt, Mc. Emir ; Vitraser TOP, Marn.y ILoht rt Tyke , 3lr. Lawry. J. St. Clair, Mi. &bin r Mra. Frrn.eot„ Mr• C. Ke.able. Earl of the ilay, • hew th-ntell I)anee, cater!, 'IIIE iIIUHLAND 1...1-1)131c. . . The Priness.il flartirters by Mr.. 110.igns, jos. flarjest ; hl.ss H. Beiliseini, Miss M. &Mow, Mts. :sure, sml flue Men Adams. is Ilse unirse of the Evesiag,'" The Day of Biscay 0." 117 Mute. foasiley. which will be oddrd, the Tarr* of .Fx )11 . 1rUNE'S FIIOLIC KS. Rabin Runtrh-henk Mr. 0 - st•err;;llStt;:/ifr. Farley. Min Nosey, Miss Vfoiltly ; Dolly , , Mrs. liihtro. TU-TINfrOW. Roa d to ; with The Child of Na torr..—/M Monday (the last time of the Cualpsn)n perform isg this semen), Macbeth. TH EATIt HATVARKET, TIS PH F.SP.N T EiTEN iNti,:lui;e :2 4, 1809 , willH be prestoted, the Comedy of AYE lig/ISES '014: OR, THIS Ft SkiEft Phil, N'. Theatprons; Kalrailar,Mr. Fawcett ; tackle's, Mr. Farley ; itrrigior, Mr. MatlWas ; Flourish, (.i!b a asouic) Mr. batuu. Mary nail, Ilre. Mather*; Jriasy Mrs. Gibbs ; • Lsara Larklois (with a Sous), Mrs. Lista - . Persians to whirls will be toTtorineil, WAYS AND MEANS. Sir David Du!.der, Mr. Mathes; Itarelues, Mr. Palmer, Jua. , irrupt/. Mr. Prtil/M; Tipiur, fir. Farley; Peal Peery, Mr. V. 34dy. Lady Dua•lrs., Mrs. Daveapurt ; Ham tiet, Sir.. Ilia/hews; Vitt..., Mrs. Cihlnk. Alta the Cuass.ly, the Hari/aqua Tragedy of TOM TlitiNlß. Zing Adler, Wr. Fawcett; i.arA Grizzle, Mr. Liston; Doodle, Mr. Grove; Noodle, Mr. Taylor; Tons Thumb, Mira Goosltria. Ogres Dullalotia, Mrs. Li4uQ; Priam' 21111/CIUI2IIOCII4 Mrs. Tas:sr. To-aorrno, A Taia of Arden , Katharine and Potroebio; eni The Critic; or, A Tragedy Iteh..-tsed.—On Pduaday, Tie Irmo ifa7et; writ% Lowe Laagba at Locksmiths. LINCTON. 111.7%L1M, ASD ML ,BRALAMiI CONCIATS. TNotidity and ticarr. Su4seribers to the slows Catterria, argil retpectfaUt infattata, that the SIXTH slut LAST will tulle plate 'VMS EVENING, at WILLIS. ROOMS, Kiat.treet, St. Jamoi.. . _ Tickets of Weskit:4o t; be ►ail at Mews. Goa'din rad CO.ll, taa, IN ter Ikood-street. ! a s Ts btaia at Wise o'Clack precisely. ARGYL &NTS Err INSTITUTION. Vad , r the ttemodiate Patronage or Her Knyal Hicimgesa PtillC..4 WALES. oho has grariussly reviled her ia- tristion or honouring the rerformaisce wlthlee firsesce. 11 EON 1:` 4 1.).1Y "%FA 1. Jilin t*, wilt IL/ he given a GRAND CONCERT, is favour of there earsit-..1 lcuitittatim.s . the MIDDLESEX HOS PITAL, sad the AVTLtII fee the DEAF and DI:111111: ma which ore onon Mrs. Rillingtim, 31eF. AAP. Madame Rianrhi, girlies. Ribes', sad rz•eeral tither eminent Per kin/sem. wham Sass% .ball} a•moutieed, bate psi rosily urired their IMRE- In the etourhe of the ,Thin. i Es' at: 1 '.:SI ',daft an inter. ttnig pre• tin lame• e exertioni or the As). lots, by r a irsTS • which will be ilietriooted to the nit qpiw Jusprepart. II to shuns. lt • 44 *u°, load et the Treeinirvrie of the pesp.etsee Chantevii, a.t . .t the 011jew eof ex lento ution, in Argyle -sheet, ule re sell tilt donative. sill Is rigottied, sereedi• . to the target evil., Meese fium The Pre. •r of C:le A - ty'm rf.baAi.htseat to the. Lathes Pats 4se wee :A me;tstr, g, Lathe s ;e•ticiae.l--Oly u :;ret is a. pr. seat esta balmiest/a is C.l from 'Acts ildt.c•p.isbeil by the success of a =ere fos ,,, Tal•ble iutrisearrat I e.yarcirvit that ixteosiec beareolst.es otsgtot at se oat of Nre....s of ?ski, anti *a vers; War.. till, t•uftf rso b. realized. Loy toue and labo i or lat rut l ooped, c.saplued ; bat I t.-out you will taahk toe to foiti my pronto... to t•.e Society at large, _ If evCri u . `.er of the ov, seat etitabllabtaeat ittiorrecs taw Irmo will, to he teaser of a th.t...t foe the charity ao.ron.eed,, .a.lt will bet rollertvJ, which, j..tne,l to that the wr a4shtay..t c..n aauuaily a:i. rd to gore %tat prove a noble ittldieent to the Arad tcul..a.tett fix Ihr tobin•e C harm *Ws saatt taLitua. 71e P,t ,, H4ar et tka ArgOe INA distils. CRICKET. A GR 41%11 :111f1F1 will be played in 111. Lards cricket Ground, M. Mary•la-baseae, au MONDAY NEXT. Jape 47. liana, sad the C.ll..enag Da s , between Vaasa of Stoney epithet Dewey of Engem{ rut ONE TROVIIAND GUM EaS a SiA.—Tba Wildcats to be ream' Mattes rick. II : liontry. G. Loycroter, Esq. F. Lotilnvoke Fog. Hon. .VI r. liiooair J. Matt, Fat. wens, Bekkai, nooli.llll, T. r, ....... !lard nr, -- Lambert, Enigma. Lora F. Ileasclerk, Ilan. G. Iron. A. Vious, T. mid!, Esq. T. Mellish, Coq. Col. Mutton'', Bo .1, .I:gq. Itosomotal, Howard, Iu Dap odoiiitot—.-Criekot —A flargwee to Let, will Wild Adiust ta..et, Sitposee.--1 4 4. Eau, Bai is, and thumps sea— l** !'envy. I MPROVID MINERAL& Tarra• NrESSitti. FALEUK and DE LAFONS, of 11 !Voltam-place, Isesett-.harm, beg lame respertfully to alssionnee Nate P.llk , that, iu mannetptesee u(various en perimems, and of vast applicati,ei to their proinsion, they an enabled to recommend Artificial Teeth mid Fakirs. by means di a Mineral Preparation, so as t• give cwitiph:te Inflame Moo to those who Mil, have occasion fur tech eubotitstes. —Menus. Faker and De Lac. me mirtzr to supply from one tenth to a whole act, wiiis or without Gunn. a the most satndactury manner, witha:it causing the lust pain or irritation, and .f an spnraea.,re Ns very palatal as to defy the roust entice] observer; at the MUM, time that they will answer every purpose fur miletieation, give to the voice its s..tural and modulation, mud their construction so tociereptihis , that Niers. F. aim D. come to replace them, flee of eapense, should they wear or risestie Cutout. Those 1114,0 may ha••orettaion fur the exercise of Nemec F. and ta.'s taleets, can reedy satisfy thetriseit,s es tit the candour and one, city of their asimertions far they are muslin& .Lrus.th the hot, alitv and goodness of their f, Petal=, to met r, A. teat,' that rennet fail cf proving eatasterbsey. Therefore, those obi. may entertain doubts, whether Oxon ins ednlity, having beet. already deceived lay mcolit of tdatacseries, or Of Krf the ptib:ic Pa;iere, will ho rtferied to chaencngs of hie. Tensorial •lityoshis will bsve tint .'Aires. to thew to demolish ation, the happy eft-tts they tape. Knee from the Te< t'‘ and Petah' thug recommended ; a terror end inelolgete- probed* never Orfure enjoyed lei say lien- Ott, and which call foe Ua4.. F a id 1.) < most grateful ekkaorrledgmetet. Maar F. and 1) have so conneetion •ith nay other man professMg the seine timiness; and tbry beg knee to add, that their shuts wi'd he found Illi/Jerate, sod free from those inspusittans sal illtherslities :hat have therm-leaned other paapiee....; a, Wobers-ploor. be %ritiol) *i3 FRIDAY. JUNE 24. 184.18. BANK OF EIiGLAND, June a r lI HE COURT f DIRECTOILS i, of the GOVERNOR awl COMPANY .f tie BANE sr ENGLAND 'eke Notice, The 06 the rth instant I'ol be published. a LIST of Pitt/KiII:TORS edam UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS on BANK STOCK, awl all GO% ERNMENT FUNDS transferable At the Batik of tertauti, to the slb Jrusuar, I sub, ant! retuaiiiitag uspuid uu the 29111 D. cember, 111117. itOI3IFTT itli , rl", Srr . I , ElkiN — ritic and LIFE — lM(;4lAN'et: COMPANY, • rtrANGE-.16.F11 ; ,in1? N HILL Elipt'W% ERE U BY AV . ( ttF PARLIAMENT. Foe ineureime trust Fier, and VII LI VES for the Cita wr and PUReil A•E of A ` LITZ Cr. Enterenere &Mug due et 311.1sounurr, should be renewed within filtren dais fro that period. The Advaiitairs of tibia I list it a l itm are enteneraeos ; end, is aught iet.tunec 6, sityerior to thoNe of ether Ceampauire. Nu ehartte b made rw Puisci. ain ear sac very liberal CUM- Mild , loll lutti. al oil I.f iesurat.cr ..—and a liege dedartina is laluiV on the preuilue4 of ell Fir. Insurances ant gf Lendtas. WARN Eit PIII PPS, Secretary IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOILDS- 2 towasmay, lore u. • ROXRURCH APPEAL CAUSE. Mr. &teat n wee hoard before a etrininattee of Privileges, and the farther proceedings weir postponed till Saturday. The Royal Amid was gitell by easainissium to the Irish :11.uity bill, the Irish Drawback Bill, the F.achcqurr Bills Bill, the Wait ladle Acclimate Bill, the %totaling Peeve.- torti Ball, the Past-hots* Duty Bill, the British Pialstry kill, Ilas ilackee, Coach Bill, the Irish Spirit Puty Bill, the Proutivtory Notts Bill, the Prize Gods Warehouse 11:11, She Prizr-namey Bill, the Peeper Lc: retie bill , the Paddinom Cavil Cual Bill, the Harr Shoutieg Bill, !hie ace aches. public Bibs, mad five private Halts. 'The Com missioners were, the Lurd Chatiadloi, Lail tipeutmr, mad Lord Walvitigissia. The Pilot Regolatim Hill, the Subdivisium Bet:•ins Bill, the Passiag Bills Bill, the &ruts Local Militia Bill, the Cape of Geed Hope Nerdy tom Bill, were read a third tzar. The Bice Laspurtatsuu Bill, and the Leedom.% arebuose Bill, were reed a second time. The British White Herring Fishery Bill rioted through &Committee, and was reported without airy a.meadniedt. Mr. t% N•STOS, Mr. CLIVE, bat BOUISSOS• Mr. Ults• to tr , and other Members Moto the Hoene of Commons, brought up the Southrra Whale fishery Bill, lite SIX lion b.:m.54.11m0 Bills Bill, the Private &calla' Bill, the Silk Doty Ball,' the Stamp Doty Bill, and severe, pri vate Bills, which ware Laid opus the Table, and read a first tame. STAMP DUTY DILL. Upon the first reading of the above Bill, Lord /loci..tau said, that altitough it was not usual to htire taxed Bills printed, yet iie conceived that the present embraced many other provisions, which were of the greatest important e to the landed in terest, he therefore trusted that there would be no objection io this particular inatance to have the Bill primed. The Earl of Lattnr.nocts contended, that al though this bill was entitled a tax bill, it contained provisions of a totally different nature. It con tained several clauses iu ?covert to Aids of Ex change sod securities rriardmg land. After some further observations (root the Duke of Noartax and Lord ILI w&i.o.svoirrp Lord HOLLI-.D said, that he hoped the Noose would not deem his cooduct pertinacious ; it Wail a subject of great ilia portanee. He should therefore move, " That the bill be printed." A division took place, when there appeared. Comas ........ ....... ..... • • •••• s Tios-Cestents Mijority against the Pill being primed.— 43 CURATES' STIPENDIARY 'BILL. The second readin g of thi s bill was fixed - for Monday, at an early hour. • The Bishop of Los DON stated, th a t it would he impossible for him to attend, if the discussion did not consmenee as soon as possible on that day. in consequence of his age and great infirmities. IRISH BANK CHANTER BILL. The Earl of LAUDEaDALS ruse to state, that haviog carefully p eruse d thi s Irish Houk Charter Bill, shape woo vise clause wlvitifi It Was linvosiiible for Jinn to understand bow far its legal effect could he extended to the 13. ink of Ireland. There appeared upon the far* of it a complete bull, which he t!iought never could have proceeded from the head or the mouth of eu Irishman. The Earl of LIMERICK rose to order. He raid, that as long as he maintained a seat in that House, lie would never hermit nor tolerate in debate any such national reflection. The Noble Earl might -wife, but be could assure him be was serious ou this forename. The Ead of LAVDMIDALI disavowed any inten tion on his part to give the smallest offence. He did not consider that w►at Oar termed a bap (-BA Any discredit upon the natives of Ireland. Very often such etpressanis as were so termed, arose from a fertile imagination, and from u clopisius flow of language, winch remained sentiments highly his nostrable. Such reflections he war in the habit of hearing upon his own provincial dialect, on that part of the kingdom from whence hi , tum4rif came. h 4 then argued, that the clause he had referred to required that the Judges should be called in to 4ive their *pinion on the third reading. The Loan CSANCIMLOII declined giving his *pinion upon /hat particular clause. But he thought it would be irregular to call for the opi nion of the Judges. before the Bill passed into a law.. It was for that House to use its own words of legislation, and not to apply to the Judges to inter pose- their node of expreedon. Lord HULLAISD was fully aware that it had been the constant practice of that House to ask the opi nion of the Judges upon similar occasions to the prevent. . - - The Earl of LAIMIZIttIAtt.O observed, that the Noble and Learned Lord had cautiously abstained from coming to the point in respect to the clause. It reminded him of a 'ton , related by another Noble and Learned Lord (Erskine), Who stated, that once a lnnatic appeared in the ('enrt of King's Bench, having brought an action against the korper of a private mad-home, and bring exa named by that Noble and Learned Lori in respect to his insanity, be took care to avoid speaking upon any thing which born a reseninlaoce to the: tapir, upon which he alniuys discoventd insanity ; it was repeatedly attempted to bring him to this point, but in vain. This lunatic as cautiously avoided coining to any point on that subject, as the Noble Lord on the Woolsack had been ion respect to this particular clause. GRAIN PREVENTION DISTILLERY BILL. Upon the order of the day for the oscond reading of this Bill, Earl BAT:snare rose sod described the paces say which had introduced the present measure. Their Lordships would tale into consideration that it appeard, from the Report of the Committee, that there was too much reason to apprehend, that if the distillation from corn was continued, it mig h t have tend xi ti, produce a scarcity in this Country. The event., of war had prevented us from euter taicing the hole- of supply from any of the nati ons of Europe. It wo uld a l a i be reeollectcd, that for ATLAg Ato. I ItAACE CO3IPA Y. T • Preoident awl IlireciTriiff the ATLAS • 1 IVIICRANCE COMPANY stimuli.: the Prep; ton end the ta ftrorml, that rkey hove hpirmal • tempera, <I OFFICE, No. it, BUSH-LANE, CAS NON-ATBEET, t6r the Trawarlinas .0 . FIRE and LIFE ALBURANCIVI, and that prifited Prvaahle are rove s , ...fin Delivery. kr (..'drr Dirottorh, THOS. DICK ENS. Clerk. MK. 1111TH rempectfully inform' the Public, that the S.ALE of so ESTATE is the Parishes of DAGENHAM mod HACKING, war MARK'S GATE, in Diet - Vasty of ESSEX, 114 , ertigial to be Sold by Auction, ou Tatidsy, the oath itistaot, at Garrawaya Colfte-hueor is POSTPONED till Asst, sakes soars thorned of by Private Cootratt.—Hruad-street, Nu. 9, City. HERTFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of SYMONDSHIDE. Ind about 77n acres of arable, suture, and wood land, situate in the parish or HatSeld, in the county of Illorts,— The estele is vcry cianinct, well fenced and watered, contains extensive weeds, anti is nitnated within 'Guiles of Loan eu, is the moot bountiful port of the county of Hertinvi. Far farther particulars ap;sly to Megan. Graham, Kinder- Dannille, No. 6, Lincoln's-Inn. ,GLOUCESTERSHIRE..-.M.INUR AMA) ESTATE tie WAPICY AND CODRINGXON, IN GLOUCESTER SHIRE, NEAR RATH AND BRISTOL. 'ro 'be SOLD by ArCTION. at the Bash iA lan, Bri.tol, on THURSDAY the Itlst Jolt, ssos. the MANOR of IVAPLEY tad CODRINGTON, with the Court-Hour.', awl st.etral vats:Able Farms, let to Te mauls whose terr.s expire at Lady.day oust; sail aleoorre ral Estates ow I.caae, G.r Live, : eau amw.g is the whole some Acres and, upwards, with the gnat Tythes of Ike Parish., This Estate costars+ very rich and valuable Lsod, sod comprises smarts tLe a hole Portal, and is situatt mato§ as sal fro tu Bristol as Balk, sod the road from Bak to Gloutest. r prs:.srs sear it Par. ealarm way be had of Messrs. Graham, Kinikeley, and Ihnu%ille , Sulkitars, Listenln's Ins ; at Messrs. and Chapman, Sarrey.as (4 their Chambers in the Temple, London ; of Mr. J. A. Wickham, at Fiala ; of Mr. John &citron, FArter ; of dinars Clarke anal Sun, Sc./leaves, Bristol i of Mr. Mae. s Higgs, the Haifa of tke flu or, will !thew the Estate, ad at the that, Inn, at Bristol TIM) day le peldshed, pries es bd. A• LETTER to the COMMISSIONERS of 111. MILITARY ENQUIRY ; explaining the tree Cue atleateise of a Mrditml NWT, t►e beat Form ef G:cossney for Heapitah, ke. With a refetatinn of errors and misrepre eletetioos routahaed is a Letter by Dr. Rauar..ft, Army Pl.y- Scent, dated April as, Ito*. , By BOBEitT .I.I,CIi.SON, . London: Mated for the Author, and 5..1.1 by J. Wormy, SS, nett-street and by the prine,pat thrulseliers at Ports mouth, nyeatrath, Colchester, F.dniburgh„ Jke kr GRAND SrATK LOTTERY TO BEGIN DRAB ISO NEXT TUESDAY, loth mfr. r ICKETS aad SHARES arr on Sale by tatmGrs, PAINE and CO. Stock-Broken, 11% 01- turtl : atn et, sad a, Coralnll. _ The t4etterste custom I Prizes of sto,oeol. eec►, alio Pripet. of vt,ount. S,tIAOL 51,004.1. t,otxd. cowl. ice. 4e. a only 2:000 TZlkeig. tlndses and Co. bee leave is observe, that Ibis is the Daly Lottery tl,4t ever cdntaiard ti Prises of 40,001 ii. the) there fore recono:inid au tad) pureirsae. B. Prises roan) amount paid on demand. grin LOTTERY of ncE, No. 93, ROY 1-•- CH A NOE, LONDON. rriCKETS nod SHARES for the PRESENT LOWERY, (tee Desiring of which tieing NEXT TUESDAY, stn Inst.`, ere selling by HAZARD, BtRN E. and CO., Store ZnAcrs, its above, and nu when tisw set Lase, on their anent. The Scheme, without say Eat Prise, enotaiss— SIX CAPITAL' OF TWENTY THOVSA\D PQVNDS LI(H. 9 91 . a et a et I • • . kr &r. Leticnt. pest per, dedistimse red, sail Schemes patio. Meows. Haazrd, arse, and Warner, beg Immo mart respectfully to intram dot public, that they hare no tam,. archon %literer arils a nenly-estsbl'oldul Lottery Other, aircoed :a • same comprised iw but so way related to, timer arm. A. ficquctit misunderstanding has arisen an this re greet, they Omsk it r.eceseary to win ibis castrate, aad to r«qmed that letters sad orders fur their Imam may Ire ad. dressed as ahem. THUtTI THOUSAND POUNDA!!! - • • DP AID to the Pa4he for lance CAPITAL PRIT.r.S sold in SHARES last LOTTERY, which is Teo Thousand Pounds sourer than was avid by nay salves Oficc ie Looloi, sit No. 16,909, snook and No. 7.217. 100001. ; each of which was realty wild toils, Public in a (hurter, Two E.-.Atha, and Eight Sitteeutimi, at J. WARNEE', Fortniss,..olhce. No. lii, Gambill: who returns thanks to the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public at large, for the very conspicuous prefticriet he rtecited, and fluters himself kr shall esp,riente a continua:trete.' tht ravuors, as Dune Forinac hss so abitudaatly bestowed be,,. .its from 134 Oth.-e Tickets and Shares as,: awe ua stir 1., Ow Suite Lust re, which begins drawing NEXT TUESDAY. teals Ii Maul. ithetae c.mitaius a ;water 114110110 Of 20,a00l Prises than ever was kuown, viz Prizes of zo,onel. * of L. iNnoo I 1 of L.2,neo I of 3OW .1 . of ;o w° . a.c. ace. Chiba, S vristica, Iferclaant.' a.i.l Rooker.' Clerks, COVfli. mca, Guard,, amyl Carry -r* of rsely Descriptaon, rill rc. ctn.: n haqtlisomr allowance. Latter‘ (~am the euuntry. Float -paid, containing Thnit Notts. Post Offa r oriert, yr 0.1,0-dated Bale, treated flat Satile as ‘1111414,,it. Au& —l.:"tr.3. . slain; Martev, pav treble p..stage, Countrr .1. c.I oitb A.uch hai Kcal!) )10047. ea very FOSHILIWiII Ls Lai. ' imany years pion. this country had or. is ed, to a cettam degree, by importation'. Tile tt est India merchants were now feeling the prtssurc of a heavy burden, resulting from sugar nut being brought to market, bOW 4111 g in time warehouses. Indeed inch was their distr. ,s, :hat if some relief was not speedily eaten& ed to them, their affairs would become almost tr. ecovcroble. But it was not only in tine p.w.st view he wished to consider this subject ; 1.. r, Ly preventing the distillation from corn. It woido sn:ar reader unnecessary importation to the amount r that quantity which would thereby he itaied to .re country, which otherwise woulu have ot-co con. sinned diatiilation ; and Matted in es.oislc f , i.e prier of imported corn upon foreign t ticiletit would be enibyed by a pone . m our nail fellow-subjects, the 11 est India merchassui. The Earl of SL Lk IRK WWI, that the aite44is e now lb fore the House, or any thug t.ke that thew sure, could never inert with his apointetn.,. was set only in regard to the pcovistaii. o, ibe . but his oujoction went to tot principle it ell. lltr considered the consumption of to. as as acct, 4t. ► 0 its prolaction, apd the bill which was shs dined • for the purpose of pre-vett:L.B, now.. ve, probably be the means of crest I,g, a scaiess j . had been couteudeil by all the awe wriest, u, eouititerce cud agriculture : , that the itt the Legislature, concerning tine vine and pilAiiie• tinny of agriculture; bad grim/silty It WU 111.1a1 3, • a pernicious effect. Some monad wrdeis t s ..l argued there ought to be no write, paiticulatly of corn. Now, it appeared to hint, at that% olgra:11 plenty, or even ordinary plenty, they might to a,e some extravagant mode of cointousing it ; that the growers of earn might not be dissuaded produting the Same or a greater quantity a... sequent year; for it was well Istiewo, te .0 the principle hid down by a celeniamn write,, at ways referred to on these occasions, 111.4 the - ply of the market would ever Le in pro v onio. to the demand. It was upon these gtomids that I.e contended fit; :he continteauve of distill:hng flow corn. lie believed there was no d.uger en aifaf • 7+ ty, for that must always fie discovered b a hia,la . price, its natural thermometer. he shou.ti tl.auh it his duty to oppose every Legislative Act akin interfered with this,- gentle! Priiniples of potenn, Vpou looking back to the scree last .rats. snetu. lug I not, wheal there was so Lar g e at. lui p ir.innna, he behoved that the of all ti.. imported tato caret Eritmu was Hot wine chats what might be grown upon hve bute...tti thousand acres. According to Isle 4an uistaina, the whole of the gram laud. lie (.14 not iltt late its waste in this country, WWI about to In limas of at at 4, and according to the lowest cakulatiou..o ass-ott.e of acres. Therefore it appealed to tam shat • thirtieth part of those gross Lino,. it turned into tilhege, would be suffisiessicates tbit oecieasity of importation. If discouragematit was extended by the Legislittme to ,the psis duction of cont, it must WV! 1 *wheel to increase the quantity Gristlier land. whit*, baying been converted from tillage, must be 'isn't.. public interest, because he believed it was sewer tamped that one acre of gins' laud 'add pnitleice one hundred weight of annim i l food for mos. winch. if applied to the purposes of tilla,,e, wnwlu we. dot-, upwa-ds of noir hundred weight. In t •anix, under the old Monarchy, restrictions of lids nee tore In.d Lees resorted to; acid it was ohs. rved try Mr. Young. in his travels, in respect tutus t 4 rini lit of grapes, :hat they were adapted to be cultivated on very pour and barren laud, nut. thiough cite sus , terference of the Government, the tanner *ea oi couraged from cultivating corn ; and, Ole estinine said fertile plains, Jpdapted for us growth, monies was to lie seen but the cultivation of awes. 7bm was • natural coosequeuce, and skewed clearly ;be injury resulting from legislative interference s mud these were the reasons that induced him to oppsee the present Bilk Lord Hounton concurred with the general Principles of political economy loot down ui tin Noble Earl who spoke last, but the was a nirasti e which recommended itself by the wettish. a Hob had introduced it. 'I he times and the est of the war had in his opinion rende,ed tier on ash , * ,avoidable. He thought, that Sal tnr,a.er ova 4 sinus privileges had hero granted to too great tin extent towards the growers W coru ; hr isetuuttly was reedy to allow, that every eneouragenteut ought to be given to agriculture, and he was in. lined et this nose to take into coat Aeration the diateesses of the West India Merchants; we could nut haste the benefit of corn being imported into this mum. try, in ease there should be any hatentacod of a scarcity, and therefore it was wise tit prevent our being driveu to such an estrearity. His Lord. ship orsoctuilesl a vevy able speech, a by e represe I ting the necessity of atteudiug is r West ndia growers of sugar. Lord SIDISOCTIrI objected eel the principle of the Bill, and toought that we might havopaid partici ler attention to our C o l oi nev , by giving them a snore apeu and free trade. He couteeded that it waft an midair anode to injure nue class of meth merely for the purpose of relieving her doss from their misfortuties. I'rade ought, is all ra s es, to be open and free. He considered every restric tion which increased or diuhuishisd the price of rem. as injurious to the community, and he was Brody persuaded. that the price of every th-ng left to itself was its best regulation. The Earl of Atsenaitts said, that this mea sure had beers detruded upon two smooth. The on respect to its peesamtione a scarcity, he thought would have • tendency to bruit Inman II:At very object which it was intended to prevent; the other, in respect to the West India oleic latots, did not at all meet with his approbation, as it went to injure the pullers of corn. for the purpose of re !levee.; the growers of sugar. Lord Ds Dt NITA N VI LIZ inlnport.s; the Ine•Sti re ; ol•berred, that the relief exteadeJ to the Ws _ ..),, T q .t . '! ' I '. ET ITL ' . 4 .! 4c., I N: 4 1 r'► -4;) za W iJOKE '' I a. „ :, 1 ; 44 • ' • . , 4 \ 4 3.0 p, ~ .. :.-, . . _--___-- .„ A 111 PRICE SIX-PENC refo u*t • t Of OM-