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THIS GALLERY, foe the EXHIBITION sad SALE of the WORIS of MODERN ARTISTS, is OPEN DAILY, frost Tee is slss Monies swill Else I■ the Lvesisg. By orde►, JOHN TOUNG, Keeper. Moir's*, Is.—Csislogssi„ Is. SOUTHERN COAST' OF ENGLAND. Oa Ott first of Mardi will W poslisised, royal 11.0, Its. EL Proof loopfeasiows. bwerrial 410. lb. Part El. of PICTURESQUE DELINEATIONS of the SOUTHERN COAST OF ENGLAND; ..pod by W. B. Coolie sad G. Cooke, from uritiaal Drawiap by J. M. W. Tarsier, R.A. anti adirer eminent A . 0 " This Part reatalas Views of Lalwortb Casale, Tor bay fro* Brialians, faiwitrad. Hall Stand., anal Publielsed by J. said A.Btak. GMahill ; J. M. Mallard. sea • opposite tie Royal Estimates; Itodwall and Martla, Bottdotraet ; E. 14rapl, Hortey.alreet ; .ad W. B. Garlic, Jadd.plare East. is plifollaissel, flied Reds% pries be sleillop per doles, Al 4 APPECTIONATE A ODREB9 to these CM 0111PRIITERIT teen Nee CC/SIMONTON a so. CHURCH of USOLAND, *be epee wish her is the lea/. ie. Desperiess of CalfsiSsemlT. By 1111111/111. WIX. A.lll.llrit sod Ai. tear sT 11. ileribelessew the Les, Leudeil. Ptistai for V. C. sad J. Risley**, Si. Ml's yard, and Wateelos&place, I. sr he • • 1 period of Milo Wilson's pirforosses. IMPERIAL PA RLIAMINT. MASITIIE GEOGRAPHY. Lott, published, le tree large vols. Sto. Oar tl. We. in beards,dedicesed by peresiesioe to the Right Hoeverable Lewd Melville, MA GEOGRAPHY ietkei STATIS. TI „IV et Oar Gams are lip Caulk*** iMatira , flte. Re. Re. a, do late IAM INGSTON YUCKEY, A Commissar in the Ruysl Nary. This Work, eonspiOni-on an original plats, is equally MC. reamed for the general Reeder, fur the Sea Officer, fur tie Use of Academies, soil ea • erierreal Nasal Gszenter. Printed foe, Black, Kergsbury, Parbory, and Allen, Lead. enball HOUSE OF LORDS, Wtostsso4Y, Fiteau4av 14. —.... 1 • After which, 9th tinsc,.• Drawn % is three sets. now perform mg vs the Coutinerl with the most extraordisary success, estitletl THERESE, THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA. Csrwia, Mr. Wallach; Fontaise Mr. Cooper ; Coast 'le Slorrille, Mr. Banter , ' ; Picard. dr. Casuist Lavigne Mr. lgaight ; belpare, Mr. Bromley. Marieihr, Miss [illy; • iho Gainless d. Murvilk, Mire. Bgeriss Bridget, Mrs ewe. • 2 lie Doers will he opened as Half-pest Sis o'Clea, sad on reefs Crewing cowman, sr seem. Is be ma Mighty sr far the Ilessos.—Arie. ray Millesimal is the Orchestra Boss, by applicatiss 1r Mr. 1164.e110d she flake welY• • Bias, 7r. e Seam! Price, S.W.—Pit, es. lid.; Tlloy to— Lover Gallery, 9..; escold Price, Is.--14Meit Crellery, la. t &Cana Price, id. ilipreo to be taken of Ms. R.dwell, is she Rotoodsof ar id site Theatre. 11110• Areas will be performed every Premiog View moire. r nite•vo, (by special desire), the Play of Pizarro. Oa trearirday. Art•zerites: Illawisse, Miss Wilton. Os Wedwesday seat will be produced a sew Tragedy. - The Comic Opera of Lure is a Village is is rehearsal, sad will be produced is a few days. . THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Feb. 15, wilt be perfumed the blesteal Drama of ROB ROY MACGREGOR. . . St 1111prerlig Versos, Mr. Egerton ; Rnehkigh Osbaldi. - ape Mr. Abbott ; Proud' Mr. Osbaldietope, Mr. Damsel ; Y Illwy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. blacready ; Dougat, Mr. '• abut Baillie Nirul Jarvie, Mr. Liston. Diana Vernon, . Mpggpspliese ; !aim blacalpime, Mrs.Camenor ; Helen Mac - yew, SW. Faecit. • Mut *kith, 44a b time, a new Gnarl and Comic Pantomime called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Vriar Bacon, Mr. Comer ; Ifearkrmast (afterwards Tanta. loom), Mr. Berner; Adonis Fribble (afterward, Lover), Tuiseg Geintabli; Yonne Morley (afterwards Harkqein), Mr. Eller; Metier:eat (afterwards Culanebine), Mim E. Densett ; Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Griinaldi. Doors to be opened at Half-peel Six o'Clock.--the Play ter begin at Seven. Buses, 7. ; Second Price. 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 6.1 ; Second Price, le.—Gallerl, Ils.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, is.; Second Price, W. Pineal fur the Buses to be taken of Mr. Standee, at the Dos-Office. Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Buz may be bad fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Branders, et the Boa-Oflce. To-morrow (by special desire), the Tamed, of Virginian; glee which a new Puce, called A Vigor* of Fins. On Saturday, The Autiquar, Wise Isabella Wardowr, Mies Stephens. on Moodily, The Beggar's Opera : Polly, Mies Stephens. Tuesil.iy will be produced a new Operatic Drams, allied Dun John, or Tlie Two Violetiaa—in which Alias Helfand will make her firrt appearance on nay stage. SURREY THEATRE. rlllllB EVENING, THURSDAY, Felt. 15. 1. will he presented (td time) • grand historical Melo dramatic Romance, called KENILWORTH; Or, THE COUNTESS OF LEICESTER. flobrrt Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Mr. Ihrogough; Earl of Susors. Mr. Gram; Earl of Siwcwohury, MK Walker; CAM*, Lord tinrteigh, Mr. Ellis • Lurd Illeasytun, Mr. Ad cock; Sir Heusi Lee, Mr, White; Walter Raleigh, Mr. Jackpot.; Richard Varney, Mr. Huntley; Nrcholas Blount, Mr. Fitawillism ; Tyessilian. Mr. S. H. Chapman. Qoree Elia.beth, Mrs. Dihilin; Duchris of Ritlaild. Mrs. Go- Normal; Countess of Leicester, Miss Taylor; Janet Firmer, Was Copeland. After the Melo•drame, the highly popular Farcical Barletta, called THE BLUE BARON; Or, OVER THE BRIDGE. Baron You Donderman, the Blue Raton, Mr. Walkhason; firer Varolermelr, Mr. thllllll. ; Herr Vandereelt, Mr. Brow too; Captain Frederick, Mr. Ridgway; Fritz, Mr. Fits *Means. Willsennina, Mud of the Bars., Miss Jonas; taroliale, Miss C.opclaud. ADELI'HI THEATRE, STRAND. Eg A ntbority of the Right Hun. the Lord Chamberlain. 9 %HIS EVENING. THU RSDA Y. Feb. 15, 1. soil terry Ersaing till further ',wire, will be presented, an entire new splendid Historical Slelu•draissalic Markus, toddled, KENILWORTH CASTLE; OR, THE DAYS OF QUEEN BESR. Earl of Lricrsier, Mr. Watkins; Earl of Sussex, Mr. lessis ; Earl of Shraw.hory, Mr. Dennis; Lord Bitrleigh, Mr. Shaw ; turd Sonthamplun, Mr. Anson ; Walter Raleigh, Mr. Phillips; Sir Hs wry Lee, Mr. Brady; Tressiliars, Mr. 'Willett. Quern El;zabeth„ Miss E. Scull; Amy, Cuertess of Leicester, Mrs. Wayless; Janet, Miss Yaws; Miss Jerrold . To euncliide with an entirely new barleeque &delta, in two rely, with as introductory Visoiu, tented GIOVANNI rue VANIPIRL! On Moto lay nest will be presented, for the Arse time, on enloely onw comic Barletta, is lists Acts, entitled, Lodgings so 1...11, ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL I. DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, 'Milts* to Ate Royal Family, have been proved by long ex perience to j.eally excel, both in elegance sad tarry other preparation fur the Teeth sad Gums; they ef teetotally preserve the Temp in a sound stale even to old age, render them white and beautiful without impairing the enamel, fasten mach as are loose, and keep such as are de cayed from becoming worse. 'they likewise tender the doicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly ewe the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow firm and cease to the Teeth.--The Essence is particularly woes owildea to Parents slid Persons who have the care of Cluldien as the creates( preset wittier of young and 'cutler ?wth. NOM' are genuine but what have the worths, " J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street," engraved la Ike Swap. Pike 20. 9d. each. BATLEY'. TRUE ESSENTIAL. SALT of LEMONS, Sur taking Ink Sputa and Stain, out of Lace and Lamm. Tile avaiine ia signed " W. B■yky " u• the Box sad Wrapper. Also his SCOURING DROPS, for *skirl Grease out of SIM. Staff, Woolleo Cloth, ere. price Is. each. VERITABLE POMMADE DIVINE, price 9s. 6d. the 'hoc *A, Wlolesiks •od Retail, by Blyley and Akwt Per fatagr,, Cotabpur-street, London, ~- _---- TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY NI, 1821. CHORA I. FUND. Instituted for the Relief of Decayed Members, their Widows, and Orplimis. rATIRONI—His Must Grackle* Majesty, and their Royal -Highnesses the Dukes of Claretice,Susgez, sail Cambridge. AT TIM NEW TUILATIIII-ROTAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, V!MOOW, FRIDAY. February 16, lkill b . ; RR perforated a GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CON cERT of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, fur she BENEFIT of ilia CHARITY. • lA "' of she 8416 ds Mr- F. clambers Coodirctor, Mr. Greeter's. tha priacipal• Yowal Performers who have already roam Astaseed I. aid of this Merit, are, Misr Stepbetta, Miss M. 'rice, Mimi Veers, Miss Williams, and Rigours Corsi; Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Kellett (his Sr,t palslic appearance after Ave years residence is Italy), Mr. Pyre, Mr. Huru, Mr. Caller, sad Ur. Vangliaa. In the nurse of the Cuervvt will be performed a New Maniiscripi Coarette Violoncello, by Mr. Undley. A Cate rers° us the Harp, by Mr. Holm. A Cuss-errs us the Flsf, by Mr. Weiss. A Concerto Greed Piatio.Forte, by Master Dean. Places may betake. of Mr. Stevenson, Box.oSce, Strand P„aarsace, from Eke*, till Fear. DON QUIXOTE, HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED FROM PICTURES BY MR. SMIREE This day is published, handsomely printed le four vol.. Sim. price 81. Bs. in boards; a limited numb►r thereof, with rally impressions of the Plates, ott royal paper, price 151. IS.. in boards.; and • few Copies, with Proof premions on India paper, in 410. price 281. Ss, in boards. r! 1H IN new Edition of the celebrated WORK of CERVANTES is a Translation, partly new, and partly founded oa former Yersiuse extensively corrected; it is embellished with b►tweea meaty suit eighty En. grimiest's, all of which have been retested by the most dibtisgsisheit Artiste of this country/ rout Pictures plated By ROBERT iIiMIRKE, Esq. R.A. !Niece.' fur T. Codrll and W. Davies, in the !brood, Bookseller, to the Royal Academy; sod W. B ockwood, Ediabargh. This day is published, handsomely printed in $ vols. Soo. price 31. 18s. is boards. • sew Editions of 111 HE HISTORY of ANCIENT GREECE, R Colonies and Cool/arms. Part I. From the studied secounis till She Division of the Macedonian Empire in the East, including the History of Literature, Philosophy, sad the Fine Aria. Part 11. Embracing the History of the Auciest World, from the Dominion of Alexander to that of Augustus, with's Survey of Preceding periods, and • COO lineation of She History of Arts and !Allem Br JOHN GI LLI ES, LLD. P.R.S. Jur. &e. Historiographer to ►ia M*je►ty for SosObiod . aa• Ends Past is sold arporately. Part I. price IL lets. is hoards ; Part 11. price W. 2s. in boards. Piloted for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. Rash lately published by RODWELL cud MARTIN, 46, New Rend street. I. JOURNAL of • TOUR through Part of WI the SNOWY RANGE of the NIIIALA MOUN TAINS. and In the &woven of the River JUMNA a•d GANGES. 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Ste. consisting of nearly SOO paces, in double culewus , with fiftecu Engravings, price One Guinea in boards, ADICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, on the Basis of Mr. Nietiolson's,l* which the Principles of the Science are investipted anew, and its application to the Phenomena of Nature, Medicine, Mineralogy, Agri collier., and Manufactures detailed. By ANDREW URE, M.D. London: Printed for 'Thomas and G-orge Underwood; J. Hichley and Son, Fleet-street; Simpkin and Msr-htll, Siationers'-court ; I'. Tegg, Cheapside; A. Black, F.din berth; and Griffin and Co. Maslow. Ex bum the Philu•ophical Magazine, respecting Dr. Urea Dictionary:— " We hasten to give some account of a Work calculated to excite great interest in the chemical world. 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BURGESS' NEW SAUCE foe geneeel par. poses hawing given such Oval approbation and tie dammed for it cutittnuing to increatiediMN BURGE.% and SON beg meat respecifolly to eNer this their best sebum ledgmesta to the Public foe their liberal palming* of the same: its utility sod great convinstauta in all climates his rocummended it to the most distinguished hweigo con nexions, who have unspoken highly in its reconiturodatins. —lt is prepared Ly them ONLY; and foe prevettunt the spreietteeet to families, all possible awe has hero weed. ad to, by oath bottle being sealed epos Iles cook with this Firm sod Address, as well as tech Label having that Sipa. ton, without which it mewl be MIN SUMMONS Wig SlDN'SruZrsialiliabed sod moth esteemed ESSENCE' of •NCHOYI ES etnitiones to be pre pared by them ohm the same meaner that bas Ores the greatest astirfaction far many years. Warehouse 107, &rood, comer of Ilse Savoy-eiers, Lon don.—(The Orijasl Fish-Swat Warehouse.) EAST INDIA MADEIRA WINE FOR SALE, at the EAST INDIA HOUSE, os THURS DAY, 2Sel Wetness, st Teu o'Clock precisely. Prompt six swaths. WO Hundred anti Ninety-two Pipes of T MADEIRA WINE, imported by the East India Company from Calcutta, soil now lying in their Cellars under the East India House. Application fur particulars sad Catalogues to be made to Mr. William Emma the Company's Baggage Warehouse Keeper, at his Office, Nerw-atzect, Bishopagate. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. COI LINS _ • At his Auction (Limn, Union street, Town of Purists, on MONDAY NEXT, the 19th of February, 1821, and fol lowing Days, at Six o'Clock, ACOLLECTION of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES: comprising gold, silver, and metal Watches ; useful Plate; men's and women's Wearing Appa rel; Brd and Table Linen ; Bed-hangings, sad various other Articles, pledged in months prior to and in the month of February, 1820, with the following Pawnlirukers, vim. 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Thrir ILardollipro sal at ten o'clock to beer Arprob. sla Mlle Oballou NeLati, Apsaskrif J 11 A 116 ' iftpentifti. • ?Me was ale Appeal from she Areision of the Coati of Birtberprer, WA& was part hoard on Friday. Mr. Wetherell sad Mr. Respell were beard Ibis day for the Bropoudeat. The Attaesep.fieseral replied.—Jodatmeat postponed. BLUM?. Appelboit ; POTT, Respolukßt. This was as Appeal (rune the Court of tleorionn, Scotland. Mr. Brougham' was beard for the AppelLaam.—Further kudK poseponeJ. PAPERS. Mr. Maoses r tom the Directors of the East India Com patty, presoaked as •I[oolllli of the regulations passed hy the Comennmente at ladle &trio' the year IBIS, obit* ea* ordered to be laid ott the table. Mr. Parte, heat the Commissioners of die Navigation of the River Theme, preeeeted their Mensal Report.—Laiil es she table. LONGITUDE DISCOVERY BILL. On be wutlo• of Viscuuut MELVILLE. the House re solved itself into • Committee OS this Bill; the clauses wee agreed to, he Noose monied, and the Report was entered to be received lasasicrow.—Ailjuurued. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WWDKIIIIDAY, FIti*VARY 14. A► four o'clock the SPEAKER took the Omar. The House was occupied fur a comiderable time in receiving the Report of Committees on Private Bills. Mr. Mason, from she East India Rouse, present ed at the bar copies of Regulations for the Govern ment of ludia, which were ordered to be laid on the t►►ble. Mr. H. SUMNER epee notice, that on Wednes day next he would ~,,, ve for the appointm nt of a Committee to inquire into the state of the Orphans' Food. Mr. GazwFILL gave notice of two motions for Tuesday next: Ist, For certain papers relative to the Ordnance ; and, 281. For an Account of the Balances of Public Monies iu the heads of the Bank of England. Mr. Payee, from the Cif Y, presented at the bar an Abstract of the Annual Account of the Thames Navigation. Mr. Serjeant OusLow moved the appointment of a Select Committee to take into cousideration the laws relating to the admission of Attorneys trod Solicitors in England, and to report to the House their observations thereon.-o.dered, and a Com mittee appointed. THE TIMBER TRADE. __ General thawing seeing a Right Hon. Gentle man, a Member of the Board of Trade, in his place. wished to ask him a question. It would be re membered that the existing laws for regulating the Timber Trade from our Colonies in North Ame rica, and from certain European ports. had been referred to the consideration of a Committee, with a view to their alteration; now he wished to be particularly informed up to what period it was the intention of Government that the existing laws should continue in force ? He sought to ascertain the feeling of the Right Hon. Gentleman on lists point, fur the information of a great number of Ins constituents who were interested in the trade, and this was the season when they generally communi cate their orders to their eorrespondelos. Mr. WALLACC said he was fully sensible of the inconvenience which might result to persons in terested in the trade from any sudden or unex pected alteration in the laws affecting it. It was true that the Committee which had been appointed to inquire into the Foreign Trade, had at this tno meut the rest sit subject under their consideratiou, but he did not think that whatever measures they might recommend to the House to adopt, could be digested into the form of an Act of Parliament in time to meet the expiration of the existing laws. Ile therefore thought it might be convenient to prolong the operation of those laws for a time; at the same time, however. it was very desirable thut they should not be continued a moment longer than necessary; he therefore did slot think it would be proper to continue them beyond the mouth of July. He thought that that was as long a term of extension as could reasonably be required, because the trade had had quite sufficient motive of the question to leud them to expect that some alteration would be made before that time. There were two classes of shippers in the trade—those who made two voyages, and those who made but one. IVith...regord to the former, it was but fair that their first voyage should be altogether exempted from the operation of any alteration of the laws, because as the preparations (or that voyage most necessarily be made at an earlier period, it would not be fair to subject theni to the effect of altera tions which were not in contemplation at the time when those preparations were made. He therefore thoaght it quite proper that the first voyages. which would be completed by the end of July, should be excepted ; but not the second voyages, nor the single voyages, the preparationo fur which being made at a later period, must have in contempla tion the expected alterations. 'those alieretimis might not be altogether unaccompanied w ith in convenience to individuals concerned in the trade; but he did not think that was to be put in compe- Intim with the isiconvenience which would result to the public from the continuatiou of the operation of he present laws for one year beyond the ex pected term of their expiration. General GASCOYSE said he did not see any res. son why the operation of the present laws might 4. : net be peolmaged for eta thesithe. lass. ate 11Atti,of March. Mr. Wat.f.act repeated .sohnklie Asti Masse stated, of the effect of the airmen! IMIMBOMPOSIII 4 the steeral voyager. Mr. RLt.scs said. lie thong* it winfilliseter hoen better if the Right am Grudennew 41illonnalkowP to such itzr ausweriso shin ,gnatehm ei - wo • HOE. rti as this stabiret -egigft,lbigsdems boo the cortaideratien of the 6 00111.11101111. could" make a short Repert upon ir. ~.; Sir ISAAC Corny said, that he InintielleteMentio that the shippers had bees he dvabillkiefintismiirg timber from Quebec as the grourtkaf alp tfastads.. which had woolly been cot et rind brought 17 Lake Cluesploin iss ' Mr. Wattaict aid s fens wards which we coil' not collect. Mr. H. G. Reinert. usikbe held is his %slid a Petition from Samuel Meek, ei she parallel' St. John, Clerkenwell. whose case he 4 Ware low, under the consideration of the Hesse, and towline) he wished to call its most.porticister attentioe. At present he should merely biotin that the Petite" • lie brought up std read, eggiwe notice dirt bit ' Tuesday nest he should woke a 'patio* is. die subject.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. Hume moved for an account of the ewes, of Printing for the Houses of Leads end Gam mons and the Public Offices, and of the Peters supplied to the same during the last thee, Peers. Also for a Return of the value of *seven' sat dies of Stationery supplied fee me of the Houses of Lords and Commons mid the Malik Offices, dating she last three years, disetagaisline the amount in each year. Also for as account of the total number and tonnage of Shipping, Sottish and Foreign, cleared out from Ports in Great Bet hnal and Ireland, for Ports in Americo and the Cape of Good Hope, with the number of Pawn gen, cleared out in each. during the last three yeara—which were severally ordered. Mr. KEITH DoUGLAS presented • Petition from certain Snip-owners of the port of Leith. complain_ nog that the coal trade, which some years ego was carried on there to a considerable extent, had been almost annihilated by the Act of Parliament pursed in 1816, for regulating the Newcastle coal trade. Before the passing of that Act the report of coals hum the Frith of Forth alone amounted to 34.000 tons casually. aad flow none at all were reported. He therefore hoped the prayer of the Petitioneis would be taken into consideration, and that some mode might be devised of relieving them from the isijorioes operation of the Act to which he had alluded. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Colonel WOOD said, he had to resent a Petition which had been placed iu his heads that morning. It was numerously signed, and mom/ the stg►►e tures were those of many respectable persons, free. holders of the county of Brecon. Though he did nut agree in all the sentiments of the Petitioners. yet he thought it his duty to present it. They be gan by expressing their feelings of loyalty and at. iachtneut to his Majesty and to the Constitution. and he could belir testimony to their merits in that particular. fur he was convinced there were no people inure loyal than the freeholders of the county of Brecon to be found in the whole kingdom.- Meer, hear/-they expressed their abhorrence of the unconstitutiooal proceeding of the Bill of Prins and Pet►slties--/Lord cheers from Me Opposition)-they viewed the erasure of her Ma jesty's mune from the Liturgy as an act of injustice, inasmuch as it was an iuffictiou of punishment before ilial. and its continued eat-In non as a punishment after acquittal-•(Lord • cheers front the Opposition)-they disapproved of the Melon Cutnutirason-(Cheeringfrons the Oppo sition)-they regretted that they could wee no hope of the adoption of any measures of economy cud retrenchment, while so much time and money continued to be expended in contested electious.- Loaghter frogs the Opposition.)-He must do the freeholders of the county of Brecon the justice to say, that in this respect they set an honourable example In; the imitation of the rest of the couutry. for they used the most strenuous exertions to re turn their Members with the smallest possible expense, either to the county or to the cond►. dates.-/ Hear, hear, hear.)-They concluded with praying that the House would adept such measures as would produce a change in his his jest3's Councils, and the dismissal of his Majesty's mistere.-(Loud cheers from the Oppositina.)- In this art article he did feel bound most entirely to disagree, fu► he thought that to the present Ministers the country was mainly indebted fur all the blessings it now enjoyed.-(Laughter. and land cheering from the Opposition )-The Gentlemen opposite might smile at his way of thinknig. but lie nocerely believed tl►at whatever be the distresses which the country was now enduring, if - the Gentle men opposite had had the conducting of kis Majes ty's Codicils, thee, distresses would loom been far greater.-(Hear, hear)-therefore, as a donee of two evils--/ Loud hinghter from the Opposition/- he did prefer that the present Ministers should re.. mails iii office, rather than the Geutleruen oppo. bite should be taken into their places; for their troducticm into puwer would ►ease the country no hope of escape from the ills and the distress which uow oppressed it..-(C'heere from the Ministerial Benches, returned kg the Opposition.) The Petition was ordered to be printed. CONDUCT OF SHERIFFS. Mr. Beaumont. rose to make the motion of winch he had given notice, and be would now tin.. ceed.to state what *Ss its object. It would lie ill the recollection of the House that nu Friday I.st Petition was presented by the Noble Member fur Chester, complatatag of the conduct of the Sheriff of that county at a late county [Mr. DAIFINPOILT here robe and was about to make some obresvation. but upon a call of •* order, order," from the Speaker, he immediately - sat down again.]-1t was not his intention to refer to the par ticulars of the conduct of the Sheriff on that cm.. ROBINSON CRUSOE ILLUSTRATED. This day is published. elegantly printed in Iwo rob. Oro. illustrated with twesity.two Engravings. by Mr. C. Heath, trop. a Series of Design. by T. *iodised, Eli. R.A . price V. to. it. boards; on royal Bro. price 31. 13s. Id. in boards. A few copies of the royal octavo, with the Platys ou India paper, price 51.55. in beards. 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