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• t' ke:•" , • 41 / 4 ,1 / 4 • .4 ‘111111)4P > ". 4 11115 t t 113 . t I 41'. • eat • AVEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1808. </ 114 Wit:4,4, PRICE SIX- P ENCE + • . • • *.4-X vu►iusa 1647.) IMMEDIATE MONEY. THEAVRE-KOTAL, DItVRY-LAN E. PtiESENT EVENING, April 27. 'I heir Majaclira' IFervaats •ill Kamm a New Comedy, in five acts, called, TUE WORLD! MONEY utivetteeti directly o.s sills, Notes of Hand, or by Annuity and on all surto of real or ap prori d personal security. Tlinat ski, wish to increase their fortune, may always find riecoritiiis at this (Mire, by which they wake 13 per Cost. 'shi l l , / and legally, by applying to Messrs. Warms mid Co. illierhr-strett, Strgn,l wove fees tea till forr.—letter, (post paid) drily allow. red. TM, day is published, price is. THE NATI 'lt F 1 aid IVI PORTANCE of it GOOD EDUCATION; • Sermon, preached Jan. 14, P. 0., before the Promoters of the Pruttstaut Die.settien, Grammar School, lately opened at Mill-Hill, in the Parish efliesidee, Middlesex. By DAVID BOGUE, A.M Sold by T. Crowder, Beeklersbery. In a few days 'IN be published, itt One Veittise o.•tavo, 11 4 1 N(41;1 HIES. HIST()RICAL and M trreatting the Character of haiku., end the Proves • of ; exhibilit•K a View of the Ateral i:tory of Mau, Of th , " Litt' aod Characters of Natl.**, and the circus stance,' ost *lnch three are depe.aleut Mash • VIEW a SOCIETY, as it e:sists ie the e' Vier eineeept Is Propose. Hy HCGII Mt RRAY. Pritted Cu. Lengutaa, Hurst, Rem, and Orme, Rama ter-row. Thie day iiplisheil„ toms. pier ea 6d. bound, tits t Edition, carefully revised, of ACOLLEC'TION .4 E'CLNH EXER CISES; translated front the Writings of CICERO ealy, As School Buys to re.traoslate late Latta ; sad adapted SO Principal Roles it. the Compeottiam of Lramola's !pates. To a latch ere added, some Rules for adaptisi the liaitia Idiom te the Latin. 'ay WILLIAM ELLIS, A M. Bad Mader tithe Grammar School at Allure:4M Uneole Leaden : Pouted for J. Johnsen •R. Baldwin; G. ok.s and J. Reliance 3 J.:Wa1t...1. 3 G. &bisect° • Seatelmrd and Letterman; ned Lesigman, Hurst, Rees, ...a Orme. The Characters by Mr. Winton, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Wruttzhtou, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Pallier, M. De Cunp, Mr. Mown, Mr. %Tenney, Mr. Purser; Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. "'oven, %Inn Dore. After which will be prodoeed, for the illthtithe, a New Cased Seriois Ballet of Action, CA ItACTACUS. The Overtime, Morasses, &a. composed by Mr Biiihnp. The Action of the Ballet, Dames, kr. nailer the Direction of Mr. LEErville. Anrient Britons Caraetacus, Mr. D'Erille; tlwy, Mr. hoe rt ; Hears, MIS C. Bristow ; Master Nola, Moiled (the High Priest), Mr. Cooke; Mader (the chief Mr Smith Ids, Mira Goyim; Etbelinde, Mts. "g a m—a...Romans friar, Mr. CranSeld Mr. fisher ; Drams, Mr. We ; Marcus, Mr. I.aurent. The New Comedy of The World will be repeated, with Cr New Grand Serious Ballet of Carmine's, 'l'o-morrow, fisday, sad hatorday next. A sow Come Opera, in tbnee sets, is in Itskearsal. This day in puNtinbed, in err. pek-st 4S. AN 11. *; EDI A l'E and C F ECTU A MODE of RAISING die RENTAL of tire LAND ED PROPERTY of ENGLAND; and rendering Great Britain independent (+ruttier patio y, fur a supply of Bread Cora. Witb an Appendix; containing Hum to Coss !Armin, Copnalists, and to the Tenantry of Scotland av& SCOTCH FARMER, sowfiruniuginM td m. %. Printed fee Longman, Hurst, Rees and Dente, Paternal'. ter-row. • I.lll l EietiL PARIJAAIEBT. oa blosickay moat el be pabiaslaed, ALETT Ett to 'OMNI I:sAIONERS of MILITARY ING1171ItY; saatsining Animadversion ea sweet parts crawls FA)) Report, with an Examtnatista of the Principles an winch tie .Medical Departoiebt of Andes toted to be establialied. 11, EDWARD NATHANIEL HANCROFT; M D.. Fellow of the soya! College of Phyaietans, Pliyaktaa to His Majesty's Fumes, and to St George's Hospital. • Prated fur T. Cadell sod Davis, fittasd. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tursm, APRIL o.G. !le. Jr. VT. presented a Petition from several persons eon.. fiord iu the hioa's Bench prison, paying • reruime of the 1). blur and Creditor Laws. The Petition haviag has rind, .toted he eat at a hers to know the must regular parlia mentary mode of proceeding ; but he thought when the Pe tition %as Mid os the table, the most proper amp* woold be, at wore future period, to refer it to • Committee up stairs. The Petition was ordered to be laid as the table. Pour me Members took the oaths sad their seas. 51r. Kaptica, ,hots the Deweemerielt Cipeuttattee, re 'Ported, *al 1141 opsil oriorivardhom . karirratbiLds.,,•da as of rite amerce of Sieltaberl Nalvalson. Sir !longer Se ixeseity extend himself, and verified his apology on oath. M,. Li:reran presented a retition from the Tanners of Scotland, against the Flaying Act, which was read, and or dered to lie on the Table. Colonel Loon es rLni pre...rated a Petitius from certaiu Priontem coufstwd iu the (snot of CurL,complaituag of grit esiaren.--Ordered to be laid on the Table. Thisaerie publial•ed, pike is. ad. stitched, • sew Etittiwn, corrected a d improved, of ON F, BOOK of ROADS; or, A Description of the ROADS of GREAT BRITAIN. Guntaisese an alb:4(4M List wren the Chien, Toone, and remarkable Viihiss; with their a from Loudon, and from eve% other, is tier scveral Runde. A mediae recount 14 Gehtletnen't Sees, ICe. ke. tlittseutesil ley • all red correct Map of Great Dritair , Printed for J. .I,im.on, R Beldwin, Lonritais and Co Sesitherd and Letterman, C Law, and R. Crosby. Of *boa ;say be had, price ti. at • new Editios of OWD,Vit complute BOO( of FAIRS; or, the too Pimple. lets brand togrther, price Si. fel. TURATIIIIISALIAL.APITENT-GAILDEN. • rill:4lS PRESENT EVENING. April n. rill he set* thekopsen's Comedy.( TOE MERRY *l‘Es OF WINDSOR. Forth. temporary relief of the distressed families Mg de peodents of persons in coafinemeat ; Tar a teuirwary provision for persotis elfin, oa beim( dis charged from tontine:mot, uo means of reseal asb aistrace • _ _ Sir Jolie Falstaff, Mr. Coolie ; Jetties Shallow, Mr. Sim -moat ; Abraham Mantle:, Mr Limos ; Ford, Mr. Pope ; Portia Cams, Mr. Farley; Hugh* Evans, Mr. Blanchard. Mrs. hi* Mrs. C. Eatable; Mrs. Page, Mrs. Mattocks; Arne Page, Miss Weekly. • rrhiclo will be added, the, fivuuritc Pantos iinve of FIAItLE44I: IN AN J NIOTHEit JOSE OR, THE GOLDWi EGG. The Overture and Main composed by Mr. Wan. • Mother Goose, Mr. Simmons. Col* afterwards Harle quin, Me. Bologna, jun.- 'Squire Bog* afterwards Claws, 'lilt. Grimaldi ; Cabin Boy (is ith a tioagl, Master Smalley. Cantata, afterwards Columbine, Mho Adams. Wdli a Pas Troia by the Misses Adams. And for th'e pecuniary aid of uther objects of distress, who ' come ruder the Aidd estgatmare of the Sin:rids. THE SHERIFFS of 1.04" owl MID ; DLESEX, agreeably tai their to the beeevoleat persona who have kindly invaded their mei toms m behalf of tbecrianual pour, acd of other unfortunate penmus, cla imed in the prisons of the suetrumilis, have drawn up a state meat of their receipts and uts. At the same time that they return their warmest thanks to thyme whii hate su hherally aided their Jesup., they tkuik horn:wry to state, that their 1100848 have hitherto hien verg iitadripsate to the magnitude at the evils which they hare sought to alieviste ; and that at the average rate of their expenditure, their feud will woo be wahausteg, unless it be aided by the contribu tions of all persoos who date estimate sod feel foi such ac cumulated milifortune and wretclieduess as is the object of this subscnption: TV, day is putlished, price is : 3d. stitelsed, a sew Edition, . . correoted sad improved, of OWEN'S NEW 1300 K of t . AIRS. Being a complete and authiratle iscetnat of all the FASB3 la ENGLAND and 'WALES, ea they bare hers settled to.be Laid More the sternums of Stilt- Noting, likistri,e, the Commodities ohm+ each Fair is remarkable fee funinhingi also the lams on ohm%) Markt ts are respect...tip held; with the Distances from London, and the number of Mem bers which each Place sends to Parliament. To which is added, au Atatiact of all the Acts of Patiimment relating to Fairs. The Bill fur supplying the city of Londonderry , with water was ►ead a lint time, and ordered for a w.und reading to. Mr. JOHNSTON presesird an accost of the expenses of srosieng Expresses frens London to HutO:sead —tirdered to Lee AW uu the table. Mr. HowARD postponed bis motion r n the subj. et of the Committee on East I atria Atlin s. The Irish Itecugnitance Bill was read a third time and of the Pilots' BM Ts-sorrow. The Man of .t►a World; The Highland I.l4the ; and Too Thumb the Great.—OS Theo ) , ol.k_ spout's rewired Play of The Two Gentlemen of Verona; with Who Wins or, The Widow's Choice —On Saturday, The Merchaat of Venice; with Lure Itude.—Auu on Monday, Hamlet, Priuee of Denmark ; with Harlequin and !Iloilo's 'Goose. • WRVS 'THEATRE MARCH 7,100 S. MR. WATERS, Joint Pmiwietu of the said Theatre, and iforigatre bf the other Proprietor's slime, (in right of li.s TAectiturslop to the late Mr. Goole), thinks it incumbeut us ham to request the Nobi. Gtr and Gentry, Sabre:slim to the Opera, so pay nu Sob. stripling* but into the hai•la of Messrs. Davao., Noel, Templer and Co. Pail- Hall, the legal Iliolcrs to the Con cern, which Aulmeriptioas must be p 'scrd the amnia of the Traverse of the Theatre ; awl shuold say Led, is Gen beams be induced to p.ty their SoWeriptiou late any other Chassid but that ahore-ineutiune4, the same may he dis puted hereafter. Ittiav,isi ken to Mr. Waters, that Bones, which have for years In t,: T. t :mad by the Nobi lity sod Gentry, Subscribers to she 3, are nut secured to these Hosourah'e Perso..s, since Mr. Taylor has tabs, span hotrod( the Management "(the footers, Mr. Waters t“, mfore takes this opportunity to ...Ines an Extract kw the Kilt ion of ttte Subscribers, from the Trust deed, doled gills Airzast, 1792, Via. "It is hereby eland and agreed, that so Poem who nue is, or at soy Moser Same hereafter doll be, imposer ries ofm Bus et es Gra head flekeessir or the Proprietor thereof, chit he removable at the mil, pka- Imre, et caprice ef she said William Taylor, his Eseestors, Administrators, or Aoug..(es, except by eintiiitary surrender or resignation t hereof" By which it appears the Proprie tors have not a power of dispossessing any of the Subscribers of their respective Boxes. KING's THEATRE, 'JAIME. 11, W . WATERS, Joint Proprietor of the above THEATRE (I. right of bia Executorship to the Lie Mr. GOULD), bep LAW* to inform the rubi.e, and aid "buns it moaY concern, that he wilt is an way whateser be re.iiroorttele rur aoy Vebt or Debts that may be contracted by Mr. Taylor, on account of the above Property, who tales urea buusrlf the management of the King's Theatre, or Opera Hume. This dap is pubiobed, is Two Volumes, duodecimo, price Ys. is beards, the Third Tamps, of T HE SAUNTERER; a Periodical Paper. EWSON CLARISE, Of 6i3auel Culler, Cambridge. Printe.l for Longman, Hunt, Hen, and Orme, Patentee ter row. London • and J. Deigliton, Cambridge. " This ie, iii•ted, 3 very wooderfel prodsction. Se such variety, so much elegance, gad 90 mach novelty, we have in one pablicallon„ sad of its success with the public we canon, entertain ■ duel* "—Gen. Meg " A wrin,lied paper was eertaisly a hold andertak:ng, which SU. Clarke has hazarded his powers with cionitierable success. The reader who is satiated with the entertainment sad instrwetion of The Spectator, and other sioi:lar prodne tio,s, OM, turn without disappointment, is a kismet hour, to the pairs of The Sao iteree"—Crit. Rev. TO THE LADIES. I-1E CIRCASAIAN, or GREEK HAND- I iiERCHIEF, is ntferedas tbr room iimaloable Warm. et. of the Shia and Complement ever offered to the attention of the Lodi*. of Great Britain, $a *sea by the Circassian and women fur inlay reataries. It was first iotrodocrtt 11:t.i Prance stria,: for the nee of M ail Antoinette, the Liirly but unfortunate Queen, who ured it from the year /;; I till a few intiotba tni.ore her ever.to•be-lamentod death, tare mempt, of winch she was pseticularty tenacious, frit Ater her death into the hands of the present Proprietor, whs. from Ler sitoatiwi, hat fully ar.l frenuent oppor. taattire of seeing bee, mkt can with truth &time, (bit the nnetiese sod delleary of her skin, constituted one of her trey est beauties. DESCRIPTION. It is a threeeptartcraqn;re hirtik,:rehief, calculated for the porket, that pet through a eheinerll process, prepared tes. , :a lw. ingot simple sad usaneent ingredients, which, twhte •.•rtiv' p...- I twer t►e face and neck, produces the must la-so-fel and inatantaneone effect, making the skin ea carrot► and as soft as esti., Tee texture brise very 63e, :sys is a small coin i mis,, and oi rarticodsly ascii', and ton►eaient ,ss all worm placs a, after dnicsoe, or any enter after dinner, for any ucrenne tliviltimes of the tire, and Idly actually be suede oar uf even is public wit► the crag noutierfai effect. To b' pu'd for the Prop. irtor, et It is the •Toarr, by 11. e C0 , 11.,m, at her ratable-10,i Errsa Warolsou•r, I, Porraad-ro al, Portliest-place. Amy I,nsima her s. :rant, is rroArsted to ask fur nor, I+4, or ib.. c yards of etrramian Cambric, which will be sopplod, the parcels hemg all ready toads op, sad sr 14%t , t the o•it, , es o f the Pro?.,rtor t 5 .. .11 the m•tb•.d of utter .t, a!so sealed up, with 'Lb ?sit et [ A d...< 7 ,.. tn ; to t a a...n c!imats wwt4l dud it a most rat.% • auve - ..l<ze to the.r tolh t AP tiler h;:[ the surt,lse..t. • i ito• ah o s•c artelr re. espcgae, reaJ) so:ft A ..-a t ea-tc.: tw be putt on ILA • ftovc Ca Fly attended to, (rola . ear n.rt t.t . the etrltcrv. N B. Tba ilasadteraiiie maim it+ rr•.pertiea a coost.ler a4':l....e. rvastaarttoNs Amount received, asperfirst.dvtitlS - : went L. 242 14 0 \lima received since: Sir Richard Hardiagr, Bart. - 5 5 o N. Acheson. Eaq. . - - 1 1 0 Me. Acheson - - - I ti • Friencs of Dr. Hawes - . 3 3 0 Mr Joyce Gold -- - - I ll u Qaarles Harris, Esq. - - i 0 0 M. H. Eyre, Fag pry Smith - , Payne and Co. 0 2 0 Jaen Deacon, Fat - - 2 2 0 R. Lee, Eoq. - - - t i 0 - Anonymous - - t o it W. Wilberforce, Eel. M.P. - - s .1 0 A 5. N. - - - i I 0 A. P. H. - - u i 14 A. F. . - - - I I a Messes. Bend and fens - - J 3 it The Committee of City Lands, towards clothing g . 0 0 5. A Thompson. Esq. I I 0 A. Mishear', Raq. - .. - I 1 0 J. Corp', Coq. - - - I I 0 -J. Jethro", Fag. - - 1 1 0 Miss Joilleer - . I I it - W. L. per Brown, Cote and Co. - to In u A. M. - i i o Messrs. Ilorchell, Sayer, Menthe'', and Ca'," to 111 it Sir Henry %Yawn, Foreman, and tie rest of &Geed Jury fur 3liddlescx Another Middkaex Jury - - - - - W. C. - The Rev. Rowland Hill - - Produce of the Pooa' s Boxes st Newgatc, to Match 7, - Ditto, at the Coropters - J N. - Miss Doyley, of Ratosbory Mace" C. N. Bayley, Erg. J. M. Rehr*, Esq. J. Morns and Sass Alexander Smyth, Esq, : Parse, per Watson 4 0 0 O 15 b 1 1 e O 10 ti Rre . eipte 20 4 6 711 11 2 9 0 5 0 0 5 • 0 5 0 0 9 9 0 0 2 2 Co 1 1 0 Balance in band L.,149 14 2 110 7 93 7 L. I. DISBURSEMENTS. To sixty-Eve persons for tern:orary esbeisteser, us their being dis Charged from conlinesient, souse of whom were sent bock to their satire places - 34 17 Pee immediate relief to the Distressed Wives sod Children of numerous Prkroaen- - U 15 For Seven Tees of Potato'', distributed at the rate of a posed, or half a-poilad pet day amen the prionsera, accurdirtg to their anwsnities - to o Per oatmeal, unions and lecke, for a daily supply of oatmeal porridge to the female rooricte 7 is 9 Fee conk and candles, fors mock rate supply to all the pose wards - N 34 Fur mop avid other bowies calculated to promote cleanliness - - 6 is o For level eloisreocr, by means of which timely atm poor debtoi s have been liberated from New gate, after long imprisoaments (the number of whose wives and children eacceried Ito soon', and imam of them were sailors arrested by crimps on sham actions, or persona imp teased Olt false pretences - - 43 10 • For mil ire, aisiiitance, sad procreative is regard to numerous other debtors - - 10 lat • For smithy articles of clothing, as shoes, stock ing., shirts, ja:kets, petticoats, sec. - - 46 is • For P.ater allowed to mothers olio bare bad children at the breast, and for prisoners thi eat rued aids low carers fur sant of adequate sustenance - - 6 14 • For sundry disbursements, as regards fur cleanli news ex. • - e to • For advertising, ant for expenses of priming - 44 la 6 Primed fur J. JOit.'l , o/1, It. Baldwin, Longman and Co Seatelterd and Letterman, C. Law, aad B. Crosby. of wham ma. be bad, prim la. M. a now Lflitien if OWEN s c mpl. te BOOK at/ROADS; or, the two Pampit lets bound tom titer, print m 6d. This day to puhliphe,;, w Octave, is Five Volume., elegantly printed au a tine wave Royal Paper, wire, in bawds, 10 *.teen, rri-IE NATI - HAL HISTORY of BRITISH FUMES; tog ludit g scientific and general Descriptions of the inane interesting Species, and an ertensive series of accurately-finished Plates.--Taken entirety from "twins! Drawings. pie ;..niety made front die specimens i• a ere-alt stale, and for the must part wbilist Diu.bunenwnts L. 2 7 The Shelia feel themselves bound to ackoovried ie . the utedg.thuls the♦ ore ends r to the Society fur promoting Christian knowledge, fur ■ liberal supply of Sabha, Testa ments, and Psalters; to t►e Society for the Refine of the Destitute, for muc► well•timcd assistance; t• the Society tn. the Itel,ef of Peewee inerr.soned fur small Debts, by wh ese 14C1105 assay deserving objects have bees released eve ry month ; and to the Worshipful Company of Drapers, for IiI0111( assistance; 141.0 to Messrs Birth, Leech, Lean, Hake, Terry, Augl, and others, far sepplies of waste prin II RLSTOPH ER SMITH, sucifik !ti.ta h 14, 18 , 14. RICHARD P/lILLIPS, ••• Sibs; optiteis ao.I Comatu-.lrat..,oseoetitstie to ht re eeiTed h, the peeient Shwas. C Ste.th, Lig Quent-street, Cheeireide, sae R Philiiyc Esq Brid,re-street, Starkfrwri ; ahto ley the Under Shertifs, J F. l'anetercoat, Esq. BuA•taar, and J o h n Lei g h, Fig. Crescent-plaet b) the keepers el N eeger t,„ th e Compass, Rad Ladistei tad he all the 11 waken m London. lE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which T berms Drawing JUNE N o is else ow, Luttery that ever saitsmied PILIZESeir sNossi. SCHEME: • .. Primd L.114,040 ire L 121,000 30.000 1,000 f • . 1,000 7 5OO 40 30 1,000 4,000 2,41)0 611,u00 L1130,0D0 2 5,000 Tickste. NO FIXRD PitIZE Tickets sad Inures are setkimy at sit tie Licamed Olken im Lsuks, silk by theu Arms u tbe Ositatry. Ptestot Prices.—.Tbetcet. ... L. to Jg o BsU L. 10 is 0 Eighth L. it is 6 Quarter ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, Escatixtomen 1774. The MSG's Mast Excellent Al [STY, PATRON. Tlse Right Hon. Earl of STAMFORD, Pmestoe ' TilE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL, will be ehrsted osi the 4th of May, IMM, at the City of Leedom Trove, Rialsopahretrect. SWARDS: Lard Viscount Valeta* I Sir Abraham Bane, Bart. His Excellency Room de Deputy W Aneu, Eaq. Rabid, Deputy S. Coodbeln re, Esq. W. Deanison, Esq. M.P. Thomson Rune', Esq. J.D. Percher, Esq. DI P. Jobe Croirtliiy, Esq. Dr. Thornton, i f W. M. Russell, Esq. Lieut.-Colonel Ferrero, Rd. Cmith, Eaq Edward Chapman, Esq. Dead P.te Watts, Esq. lames Grins'. ' E. Mr Br.vito, William Taylor, Esq. Mr. Sharpe. William Wilma, Seq. Tte E:gtit Hes the LORD MAYOR, V.P. Will tats lb. Chao ANNUAL COURT OF DIRECTORS. Aquatic SaSsestion, llr. Mt. Doinevtie Itist " e4 " IC C ?Parochial sad Happiness To the State, Pressoted. 5179 - Prevented. Fifteen Thiessaad Claisimais have been rewarded. The ANNUAL REPORT of the Bonet;-, Is, be published by Dr. HAWES, and pesseuted to the Oarbasis of Life as the de) , of the above Aatioessary. The Gr. 0.4 Procession at Lives Restuted will be introduced by the C ty Marshall. Steward, Medical Assistants, sad Manx-r., which will be accompanied with appropriate 'obtain music placard Mr. Rocs postrosed the instil Moneta) peat. Mr. TR CUMIN fplire 1114idt, that to-worms. Ice .mold submit to the Ilinin; s MAIDS gr kit to brio( for the burial of Dead Bodies throws from wrecks, upuo the coasts of Esitlaud sod Woks. IRISH CLERGY RESIDENCE BILL. The order of the day wa. t;to moved for the pecood reading of the above Bill, which having been door, On the motion for its committal, ffie AMR NEWPORT said, the Bill fell far short of hie ides or his intention. There we. nothing in it enficknt to enforce residence. It contained nothing hied , tog for that purpose; it kit every thing to the dies crction of the filth,* for it gave him power to call or recall to or from residence as he pleased. It left in the power of the Bishop to judge of resi deuce, and it was ouly for the party to keep fair with Min, stet he might never see Ireland. Relied soother etijection, which was, be could Dot see why them slimaid he sielidarenisa-bestome the present '• Bill, and that on the same subject, which related to Eogliutd. The English Bill provides for Curat,,, and not one word is mentioned of them in the pre sent Bill. He had known instaucet of the Curate in Ireland only reeeivin 21. los. a-3ear for doing the duty .fa Rector. In the county of Kildare, he knew three instances of Curates having only SL a-year, and he would venture to ray it was iu the onnie proportion throughout the other counties, although these were the only instances that had come to hi, knowledge. He would highly approve of any measure that could enforce their residence, but the present Bill would be fluty enlarging the influ ence of the Bishop, and would not tend to enforce the residence proposed. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLST observed, that the Bill evidently: did not provide for Curitet, but for the satisfaction of the Honourable Baronet, he assured him it woe hit intention to introduce a < lause for that purpora He should also pemose a measure that would bring the Bill under the tense systi in as that of England. The objections the Honourable Baronet had to the Archbethops and Bishops having the controls!, he hoped he would w a ve ; f or h e did not see any mode or proposition that could be brought forward, that ought or could divest them of that pcnier. Sir JOHN Nee/Tore, in explanation, said, it was the tysiem of grautiug licensee to absentees that he disapproved of. The Cassceetost of the EXCFITQUER thought the present Bin limited licenses more than airy measure that bad 3 - et been brought forward. It even restrained the Bishops. He 61, a doubt whe ther the present Bill and the English Bill should not be consolidated into one. The Bill W&4 ti►eu ordered to be conituitted ou Thunebtr. ilusn GLE3E-ROVSE Sir AsTsut W ILLESLZY moved, " 1 hat the fur ther considefttiou or" the Report of the Glebes house Bill should be deferred mad Thursday Sir Joule Newrotert bad an objection to the Bill altogether, as it way bet a partial measure ; *nine parishes bad been volved, and *theft wet at The result was, some parishes paid a east ram, while others paid nothing. A large aura of mdbey remained in the hands of the Commissioners, to the amount of .etig,ooo, for the iiurpeite of building. glebe-bowies, .at the time of the Union, and th.y had never been called to an amount for it. He wished to know why the first-fruit hand was nct called into account ? Sir ARTMCII West,rsiwir expensed his surprise that the Hon. Soroaet shool.l object to the coilec bow of the first-froits in Ireland. The aggregate amount of what has been collected would net exceed 3501. si-year. It surely eonld oft be said the Clergy of Ireland were well provided for. Ihe coot ary was. the fact ; and the intention of the BO 45% to build gleue-houmes, to give them comfort able residences, and citable them to live on the se • wail istse.-s of their dots. The ..iring from the borough, asid iirit•ffliiti w.ts not sufficient to sr -1 assoplisb this objoct. By E DON.BVAN, Author of the itiatur . il Histories of British Birds, Insects, Shells, &e. Pri sted ha the Author, sad fur F. C and J. Riviritztta, No 6t, Peal's Charci-yard : sold also by J. listeharJ, No. too, Piccadilly. •.• This Work, cantata! of 60 Monthly Numbers, in cludes oat hoadrvd and treaty Plates of Banat Fishes, with &perorate Aneriptions, sod easy be considered as one of the swat splendid and useful palnitations us the Natural of lisa Cagan that bin hitherto been aimed a the table atlerttsa. 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