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""lannisswi s ak .211Zator VIIROESORZEOP iii ; • 11111431'11-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - lIIMOII 'PH - EATER, MAYMARKEIP.! i -P t -saw INDIA-fit, • woods It, mei. leli lia• *he .1h " 11 A 1046 e, le The CHINO! 0 sobetiod, but they wete nut able la weft tits atschiuriy, odd ti ey could cot prappij. Abe git its Wog asides. • THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. March 13, OPERA CONCERT.ROOM i ,FOR FIVE EVENIN4 I O, MIME -.COURT al ° DneECTOKS of she " I "F ill ' ite l 4I " i ' 4l " " ••i '" " 4* avik " a• reilehte DURING LENT. . , iv. l i t . u p auf b co i iii p A ko speo....... ains _,,-„. ENo. wool imported Mt. ibis country. whit* bid boot laid...we ta k en I „__ _.,;, . „... ......;.; .. „.1 ~, . . - ..• itioiloisaly's %emeriti will perform the Comae Opera of m LOVE IN A VILLAGE. R. WAL.REWS New and Impruegit El DOURAN lON, es a seire than ever a ~ ..dia, 4..„„Turat-4„.. w Owe Pan sig"" li w lth e t Yi n a i ta a a /4"11184 " g ‘ twarlim 4 P *lig The Eon LIVIII•••4 4r da - 'mirth of. ~ this count had a dillemor- ._ _., _ , ...rd . wititi Sir William illeadows, Hr. Fest* • Yorog Meadows, Mr. ' 'l,• ,4‘ • , '•• ~... toa` - rea" stoma of lOU II WORR rat i the folliwing Proliviee itir dewy. . completed that thank pleos in Om ii. ree LNiatue Munquis, det.' if tellrlireti ° isw , none lltotiol t -heea informer that o b a l so a :± l ' i ts Could not emiiimently sodestste to carry I,IIA Wilts . Hera; Jeollee Woodcock, Mr. Illis i odsh ; ashler'''. Mr. I% ._,___, _! 1 , 11 r....... Illeilibind Ifuilpi la roistormity an the eh - eTt veer sif • • Mk .p .nee in Holt thorseter); tiodm, ' "•""`Fh ww/gY NEXT. lie lei tabu. Ile soh*. late ••Ses . ' ..._ .___......__ A ___,... re. Harlem .. Ls. mesa ,of aisavene will I n opiodilldlp lesiiMedidemb. the by-Laos ef the arlid usisope - ii - 4•l.7,Ti n t w r ists ( t o tbe _,,,,,_ _.., .._ , Pule into ace!, they 11 1144111014 ifaillbllkelbiebeh The Earl of Imago' ;Psiiiiln sti / do% sum E ,: e 7; mi zz a ,....=,-;,..„ s „,,,,; „,,„ !...•0... . • Ilklipsess Tides, kg. A New Centel will alpormary t their MM. at botiontsg4itoilislatrol oe 6 0 Mese. """,; " 7"'" . " w ire "ow"•••1 orjor=lo.;".• law ,Stitt todividuals tint weight. r..i , , , e '•'..e • , r. rot a* Aki•••• 4 ton* SS feet A. Sun, and the high character of 4111 A aim Mike miming Beek.o of lithillieteseemme WEDNE6 d e ie n ti c es . :ad a lierro ul. l 4 ard Zas i a re e rief to eise ."-q soast . ' spit (her eh appeormee la that character). drigiontli elaborate, ..4 ' often-pirated Invention of hip ,1.1111- fitgbilkllth April mat:— 1t r • i..-ti ''• st 0•• it had bayed .. i tank It ewer( is be reorere a sa of voice, that he woe iiihplithble below diet! ea fl irt s = de with, ?Id time, a Drama, he limo sem, sow rub e .. ni ba sow by eeery mermen. •- • DIM RAI Lill,. - • leg la let Cement with a somas weread" 4 "4 lire Poem is goomow aka up, cad tbs Penerll4ll " em ° N BEEK . "..,"I" l _,V - ';''.! ,C,,' a .........___, lbe Petit* " e c,_____ ev• flied he .7"t i ei r......,.." "6 " le Underwood his Lordsbin to say, that' the tied :. , Jo b e o bi te kto a Th es t re , w ig g o d i t ommou g .ami gio -mem eV rit a utim. ISO. A .V'. H ....re. meaty. to the sosseeniMite we their assosessrps no if ipetlieg Woke i o , le w i ww d wow . wa d, p a w . • ll,e't TRIfiall•11,11111 SIMIAN OP GENEVA. . ••• ; 11 1 'IA `nekaIfII , •DASHILL24. , eto !..tf . inittfi , Mmilawlee. ~.. . " • • Him in England. • • ..N. — 4 1 1b*las Me-' oo aveti• raisaimei Mi• rwlo• 4 c""" d . so Sae...Pit St.—Places/am be takes, sari Ticket/ lamt erria nr IP. Wi114114114A The Earl of LIVREPOCiL said, be rose ssorelly IMAM ... - SlNlamilism . purpose of static shortly what his pilaw' on the . I lie earl of Dsitomtir said, he nmerel lokb A , Tigkrwilles Me m a•nlara a Plesille McGill"; "will"' " r • AU Ileadlise, and at Mr. Ebers', OM ao.oueroot. Koirillii Worm, 1111r.lkemey. Marietly‘, Mien Satilbielst ~: • ... •.: .- , ...e la -Al e els I•• HI4I l igam • l ' ... trilf" - •1 IP` ••"0 1. '" was: it way me that he Ited iniantely investigated ' HN LOCH, EN'. - . ~..,..6.• , • , 9 Noble E irl who had just sat dawn , btu he IP/might Cowes's, aii mohair, aim senses; sOisee s r& O n" - 1 . , - - • .6.... - - Ail .i.' 1--.40 . cw tuts HMI tlia' II ' ' ''''' a ' ' , r i o t immlgarim he feted that the grounds uremia he the people of Ireland Nigeria most from the Oils. A N ok __; a l': ..utts, • , the Petition were sot well•foooded. H. had takes .4 Elm government of 'lit welter r wart - A Timm/SAND POUNDS II MAR p. , ,r• . , ;'. _, A The' ODOM dilt let upyrad at Halt= Sig **Clock, Mid RUM MATHEWS , EmF — Whe ol4, , L 4 V. - ~ -!*off... JAM/R1 PATVISO , sem. ‘ • self hi YruPe•• lo abailuiadhomterstib•• if they w"" iff r ". lion of the rrosis&i - t; tbis - com icial t ; i t : w i ts e" col l : some Devi.. ememistele Merv.. ..2dat* .. A ERA HA* VIALLAInk &is- . ' A 0. "" a . * *-t h ' i "" e "" 4 " thu i=t- d i rdle lewd at IA per emu slisliailseland atfittl pelt gett. ;limned Moe. •••litleorrito 2*. al.: seen• 4l Et otot Om above doweled by a • • ' 4 " ''' i ' •""" ' ' wea•lhillallitim•dki•El ;.Mt cfPn %WM, ofts acoril.vies. , x--aireer coo Iwo w tbo • re WY Ham. . . - aktalle s!l+ l e Frio" f i t" d ie r i es . 4. o 2t . iii. , 3.• 1111Milkii.Morallifend: 41 ____ _.._ • - would waver remaio eta drafitere ea. that abottiaiiiklish: The P..srl of Eli.usisiTon said, he robe' for . the el mr. * *w o g ali i -•:. • HARWICH UNION PIER I ANCs SOCIETY. He timeght that hy girls( emostragemmea to the imports. parpose of putting s question to the Noble r.iut _ . . _.- " • Eittitblisbeski* . , tion of fomiga wool, that tie mumfacturod andel ha es- SHOP Tilfeellt: --' II ' iii thafael, there mobs as doubt (frols.hist Mows . (Liverpool) opposite, whether he wit,: aware VW ON Port" at a hirer rater and "••i• wore Ilwiwr*F"'"" " 1 . fume less wanted fur the purpose of relieving HQ. Prime iktotalo be bail IfickarkletaftV"lllw.•" l6oo . labile frooo#7) OM ha win be AT HOME, at Al. 4 _,PAYeristly I *ay also lia oblOdaid hi the °miners bpi% by application ENGLISH OMA HOUSE, its THURSDAY NIEXT. His Gram Si. DUKE of BEAUFORT. the foreign market. to Mr. Rotteell. ea the Theatre may. lathe( Mar* whoa be will probably gift et. tit unn of His Grace the DUKE of ARGYLL. Lard CA LTHORPE mid, that whet the Pothimere tom- af . OikTimeatiog. **Opera of Love in a Villede. his ADYENTUREd IN THE AIR, Sal 4 ,-• l , '• .. '• The Leeoe H. the EARL of CRAVEN. p l e a se d o f was, that the dotes.. all foreign wool were the e wl ea sb ° , " wr i h n e gtl7 h o ef c i i re ni t l e d mi st i a s t . e whi t yearnag art Oa Satardny, The Deena*: Clare, Miro Wilms. N.lip..-If he will return to his dioommisto Prime, the The Eight He.. LORD SA LTOUN, he. are. Jr'. same; that they paid the same ow duty coarse wool as lal which hid n p ot been applied ? re n te d a l ifti ll td e ' Plebe., no iimations will be asked, nod be will dolabskie, as . . Tillisrt in : fine. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said he was aware of the Strut, but tract bis recollection could not say what • rif SATIN-ROYAL, COr INT-GaillD KN. die mom of the Season, receive the above Reward. Sir George ferniaghant, Sart. Cosiemey, sear Norwich. The Pelitions were then reed, and referred to the Selec4 • Sir Joseph &Mt, Bart. Greet Barr Emil. rttaffoiebire. COMIIMill•C on Foreign Commerce. T HIS EVENING. TUESDAY. March 13, Ralph Caldwell, Esq. Hillborowe, Norfolk. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, Edward W. Martiu, Em. 24, Upper Seymoureatreet, Lon- sum had been applied, but he hod no objectioa to wilt be perforated the Orme( STATE OF IRELAND. proclum an account of the exact tutu that had not • LOVE IN A VILLAGE. STRAND. don, kc. Itt. ae. The Earl of BLastwrox swayed that the order been applied. rriH E Public are respectfully informed, that 1 otaiscroos : Ot t Wm. lifertems, Mr. Mamma ; Jimice Woodcock, Mr. soarer ; times iseede.a, Mr. pr . ; tia . tbaaar Air. J. _L oho LECTURE oe the STRUCTURE of the UNI- l Peter Le Nev! Foster, Esq (scat %Vie ' 1 iinelblk of the day for taking lots consideration the state of The Order of the Diii4llll - 11teu diseharged, and • • .. •• • ' weer; gamer.. Mr. Dam . ; Ha a r, Mr . Ea„,y . . it o . TERSE , aamisaced for To morrow Eveniog, is mistenrid- i Hammond Fisk, El. Nuewieb. Ireland should be read, which being doss. the Noble their Lordships adjoaraggl.' • • ' rs t , *la, Miss Stespheon; Deborah Woodcock, Mn . Davenport; ably postponed 11th WEDNESDAY, the Slat iosl. i Almander Teraites, Esq. Norwich. '`... t • Earl stated, that after a consultation with some of /.. • V :~ .~ ~ v $ ~, orr=4 # ~~ .. 1 , 1 Slr Ettiormt ; Wthkeoi It t; _ efts, Miss Stippimso; Debora) WearkToett, Mn. Davenport; Lucinda, Mist Love; Maga, Mrs. Liston. After QM time) • new Dramatic Pima, is two acts, celled K EN I LW ORTH. AMNIA D•Mey, Earl of, Leicester Mr. Tat.; Var. am Wit. Abbott; Tresitiaas Mr. Ce nsor; Michael Liam hoarse. Mr. Corarr• Antho n y Foster, Mr. Farley. Elisa beth, Qoren of Enihuid, Mrs. Faueit ; A.y, Coaatess of Literate', Mrs. Tiaiag; Janet, Mrs. T. Hill. Doors to Wormed at Halt past Si: o'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Buses, 7. ; leased Prier, 3s. 641.—Pit, 3s. ; Neenad Pri c e, gs,.-.,Gallery, In.; Second Prior, is —Upper 10. •' Second Peke, 61. Places far the Beam to be taken of Mr. Braadots,at the Don.OSee, HartAitrect, from Tea till Four. Oa Thursday, Doe JAN or The Two Vialettasi with The Forty Thieves. Oa Twesday, the 30th imt. The Striver: Mrs. Haller by • Yuma, Lady (her Arm appearance es say stage). l i e ni l i ~..v viliAa ten, Esq. Norwich. : . t ommil James A ' Esq. Norwich, se. Ice. Ice. Timmy Thatilles e .Hentry, and William' Day, Esqrs. Erijibrygyi Norwich. Steitiltail Eligaslo Esq. Surrey-street, Norwich. /HIS Siciety Insures Buildings, Goods, Ms,- JL ehaadleusad Effects, from leer by Fire. Insurances are effected in ill parts alike United Kingdoms, except in she City oC lA•tion, or within Use Bills of Mortality. The pregame yearly income exceeds 60,0001, sod is rapidly increasing. Tbie sew Insurances erected is the last gear amounted to two Millions soda Half of Property. The distinguishing feature of the Society's piss is, that at the expiration of serest plan every Member becomes emitted le aim aligeet share of the surplus Premiums which revaidee atter disehargieg all claims me the lioriety. The marries hoe sever &Hem below !U. per emit. ow the premiums paid by the parties blearing. TM Seeds., never had sip C 91111821011 with the Natiormai alias Piro 011 es, Bridlgs street, lilackfrfars, or with any Oki t Niro Jeworsese. OA*. MR. SMART'S READINGS end LEC TURES, al his residesce, 50, West-side of Leicester simare.—TH IS EV SNING, Morels 14, mosetsally at Eight, RICHARD 111., with Seems from the origami Play. Oe SATURDAY EVENING, HAMLET. Single admission Ss. ; ticket. -for parties as mind. The Four LECTURES ELOCUTION, poistiwg oet as 'Heirloom system of Self-lannictioa, will racommesee os MONDAY the 19th, to obit* nose are aiLnitted but those Ladies and Germanys who subscribe fer the Coarse. Terms, Half a Guinea. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJZSTY. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PA TRICK.—Th. ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of She BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of ST. PATRICK, 0111 be celebrated so SATURDAY IMIM. the 17th Morels ipotesi, 11, I (Acing Ik. aSaag i sr j oi l I.4.oot ujogifx , it 16 'cm of LONDON TAVERN, mallileverr Ilk Graft the , EWER of WELLINGTON, PRINCE of WATERLOO, KG. ke. &mdse. is the Chair. VICII-11111111DUITII : H. R. H. the Duke of York HisGrseetheDukeofLebuder. The Marquis of Laguadorna The Marquis of Dolman!, KP. The Bort of Sedalia Lord Vise. Costleresgb,K G. : Lord W. Flezierald, LoralVis.Ziofsboroagli, K.P. Lord ViseolutSsurlford, M.P. Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. Lord Vinous, Volesilia Lord Coadserosere G.C.B. Hos., ADBLPHI TH EAT R F STRAND. By itabority of the Right Ha. le Lord Cheinberlaia. TEM EVENING, TUESDAY, Mooch IS, Thursday lb, ad Saturday 17, will be preowned (far He Sol time) a New larleito I. Three Acta, with ls io=ri k i i i Scan% Mode, Dreson, sad Dreoratlaa, to SHEZWOOD 'FORM; or, THE MERRY ARCHERS. Raba Had. Mr. Callahan; Little Jaw, Mr. Cowell; Stalei, Mr. Smith; Bowman, Mr. Simadan; Allen a Dale, Mr. Deals • Karoo Fitahseatet, Mr. Bweltiaghwes ; Edwin, lir. J. Joan ; iliattelria, Mr. Wiliklaiallsoimilar Wise E. Seat ; Annette, Mrs. Wayfiel la Yarn; Alves Inn, UM Maw. Arta whi t *, the %Net of L'AMOUR ; OR, WINE NO POISON. To onaclado with the hvarito Barletta of FUN AND FRIGHT; or, MOW TO GAIN CONSENT. Sir Auroras Shiplo„ Mr. Shekionhant ; M r. Cowell ; She/palms Mr. t Itiaeso; Robert Mildew, Mr. Lee; Haar Grirrear, Mr: Daly; Gregory, kir. Campbell. Roar Na_,d Ma Yates. NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. PATRONS : His Grace the DUK II of BEAUFORT. His Grace the DUKE of ARGYLL The Right Heft. the EARL of CRAVEN. The Right Hem. WED SALTOUN, lac. &c. due. twiswitane : Sir George Jersiagbasa, Bart. Castaway, weer Norwich. Sir Joseph gasp, Bart. Great Bye Hall, Staffordshire. Ralph Ciddlessil, Esq. Hillborowe, Norfolk. Edward W. Mortis, Enq. $4, Upper fieyesour-etreet. ZINO hum s do% -4114•11eq doer IL'iumg... llB.4ll.Br Egatr " livammi. N * • John S. Philemon, Faq.Aldennoo, Nevoid- Haransond Fisk, Esq. Norwich. Alexander Mrgate., Esq. Norwich. James Noswurthy, Eeq. Norwich, de. Re. die. Tottasoonaw—Charles Tommie*, Esq. Charles Barclay, Esq. and Jeremiah Ives, Esq. Bankers, Norwich. INTVAILT—Rieliard Morgan, Esq. Norwich. HIS Society, although only established in 1808, 1 has embodied 5,000 Litres, and is in the Animal Re teipt of 100,0001. from Parasitism ow Insurances. besides 56,0001. per Assam from the produce of its Capital, which is invested, part is the Public Feeds, and part ie approved real security. The Institution is Needed on the equitable principle of Mutual Guarantee. A Boats of 201. per Cent. en the Pre. mines paid by each Member, WIN declared in 11115, and, from the prosent prosperous state of the Establishment, the next Bonus, in 11122, may be expected to be much more coasi derable. This Society has no consisiose with the National Union lessrosci Society, Bridre-street, litnehfrtars j sod the only Offices in Lomitaw at which It transacts Weisel, is, 16, Waterloo-place ' Pall•ntall, and 21, Birehin-lane, Cornhill. The Loads. Committee sit every Friday, from Twelve till Two o'Cluck, at the Office, 16, Waterloo.place, fps pas, M.P. Ti. Dark et.G.C.II. Chielsostrir, Esq M.P. !Jest-Cessna Hari, M.P. Thomas Atexabiler, Esq. Francis Weakest Myers, Esq. Mielsael Troy, Esq. • P.C.Ponsoabi, M.P. C.E. liess.4l4l. Email.bre, • Courteray, FAq. M.P. Mex.Robt.Ster sr., Esq. M.P. Robs. LaMarche, Esq. M.P. Artissay ltd. Blake, Esq. John Morn French, Esq. .:• Tickets tweet,' Millings each, to be had of the Stewards; at litosaus Baiebridge, FAq. Treasurer, CAllexe of Myth cuss, Warwick-lam • of the Secretary ; at the Bar of th e Tares; sad at the Society's New Establishmeat, is Slam. fordmrset„ Blackfriars-road. Signed Joy Order, J, C. M ICHELL, Secretary, No. It, Quern-square, Bloomsbury. Diller as Half past Five o'Clock. • ONLY I,SIS NOTAIIIRRS! Three Tickets of each Member, And yet there are THREE £ll,OOO muzzy, And several ether Capitals, All of which mutt he drawn NEXT SATURDAY, 17th March, being ST. PATRICK S DAY, Al the whole Lottery entirely burnishes that Day. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractors, V • respectfelly inform the Public, that a very few ' Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are still left for Sok, mad whilst any remain, they may be bad at their Offices, 37, Corakill; 11, Holborn; and SS, Haymarktt ; Where they have already Sold in the present Lottery, tfter3 B), £ll,OOO, ie 'Thirteen Shares, And several other Capitals. o , l * Tier* sever was as iraiswee of so Rich a Wheel with so few Tickets. . , N.B.—The Mosieal Departnseat of the Celebration is eels. witted to the charge of Mr. Hawes, No. 7, Adelphi-terrses ; to whoa all applications epos Chet solosict sliest be made. This day is published, a New Edilioa, comprised in 3 vols. small Oro. pries 41s. of T HE HERMIT in LONDON; or, Sketches of English Manners. " pleasant through the loopholes of retreat, To peep at sack a world; to see the stir Of the great Babel, sad mot feel the crowd." Cow rim. A few Copies of Vols. IV. sod V. which complete the First Edition, may still be had separately, price Its. Alto, by the same Author., The HERMIT in the COUNTRY, 3 vols. 111 s. Printed for Henry Culbura sod Co. Coaduit•strsel. IMPERIAL. P.4RLIAMEN r. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Masao It. Their Lordships met at ter o'clock to hear Appeals. ASYLRY, Appellant ; TAYLOR, Respondent. This was an Appeal from the deciaiou of the Court of Sep- Reollan.L TM Attorney.oeatedad wan heerdifor the Appellant; aid Mr. Wetherell iii part for the Otiosely*. Foram hearing postponed. PAPERS. , Kr. Johoma, from the Oaks of the Chief Secretary of Irolaod, poissaistePttyles of all communicadons inscle by the Gerrivolheol of ',eland to the Chancellor of the Exch.- , goer relative to the Stamp Duties is behold, and of the supply of Stationery to the several departments of the Go. varnment of Ireland by the patentee, Alderman A. B. King, with in account of the prociedinp • r as inviry thereon.— Read and laid on the table. Eolith of the Lottery—Finish of the Contract—Flnish of the Capitals—Finish of the Prizes NEXT SATURDAY, the 17th Instant. rir BISH respectfully reminds his best Friend', IL • the Public, hat most partkularly that portion of t►em entire, of the Sister limgdoni, that NEXT SATUR DAY, the 17th Inst. V. PATRICK'S DAY, the Lottery entirely botstrits, coo which Day Every Ticket—Every share—Every Number—Every Capital—And retry other Prise, must be Drawn. • a • BISH Ass been remarkably (infantile in Selling Prizes to Hibernia% Adventurers, and beading them to Ireland; and an the present Lottery, 2,053, Class A, 221,000, was sent by DISH to Dublin; and he has also sent to Ireland Two whet Capitals in the present Lottery. M .. A few warranted indrawn Tickets and Shares are still en Sale at DISH'S HOlina 4, Corwin sad 9, Charing cross, and by hia A the Country. There are only 1,540 Nrinsbers to draw, Three Tickets mirk Numbrr, and the tVlicet contains There Prizes of 221,000 Corsol+ and Money, ire. &e. be. all of which must he drawn NEXT SATURDAY. Mr. Scutt, from the Chamberlain's Mice of the Corpora. lion of the City of Landoll' presented Dm Animal Itsport relative to the Orphans' Fu nd.—Laid on the tall*. The Earl of MACCLESFIELD permuted a Petition from the Landholders of Chipping Norton, complaining of Agri cultural diatress, and praying relief.--Read sad laid ou tbs table. Copy uf • I.ttirr from the CAreu liar.' DU N DON A Li) _ TO Mrs. JOHNSON, gunwale*** OF THIS AMERICAN SOOTHING svavt, ' No. VI, nan-street, Oxforsl-strest, Landau. . 4 AOY DUN DON A LI) having voltirsio-d the wonderful afros of Mrs. JOHNSON'S SOOTHING STIIILYA fa her own infant Dseghter, now eight months old, in •Ifairdiag almost iemantancous relief, whim her dear child had been la paroxysms of pale, arisiog from the casting of ber teeth, slit thinks it incumbent uss bee Is at kuowledge the.Mraeyof Mrs. Johnson's Soothing Syrup, and to re commend the same as an Invaluable Recipe to all Stahel' fur Shelf lisfitots while &offering from the pain of Keil,. coiling; and Mrs Johason lias lady Dumb/83We full per. aassiuu to make this rwkaa•ledgmeat public. Suath.sireei,Sitites-rofol, Chases, November 77, Ib2o. 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Oa the motion of the Earl of sage was sent to the Hoove of Common., requestiagelleat they would allow on* of their Members, Ja mes dmWised, P.aq. to attend the Committee of 'belt Lordships oe Pesedga Trade, to give evidence. tY a Mew. THE QUEEN. The Ear! of DARNLEY moved, that so much of the Papers as he had saustrod for, and had been laid oa their Lo.d#ltips' table ' whirls referred to the expenses of th e p ro . sectitioo agaunst her Majesty, should be printed.—Ordered. The Earl of KOULVN presented a Petition from the Burgesses sad Hosierhaders of the Heys' Burgle of Kirk. aldy, eisanplatiting of toiletereial distress, attributlug the cause to urer-isaatino aunt the late Proceedings against her Majesty, and praying tit relict.—Read and laid oa the table. The Nora Scotia Tat& WM, sad the New South Wales Duties Bill were read a sensini dote, and ordered to be cons. matted tn.nsorrow. DUTIIIS ON WOOL. Lewd CALTUORPS said he held in his hand two Peti tions, ese freas the Menafaetaren of Weoli of Staple 3ial. consideration being dons, Earl that after a consultation with some of his Noble Friends, he was of opinion that it would be better to polo pope the consideration of the subject to-a rotate day. One of the reasons which had induced him to come to that conclusion was, that papers which he had moved for had not been printed, by which he intended to shew their Lord ships that the protecting duties on the trade between the two countries were not equal, milf particularly that which related to the potteries of this country, and the introduction of that pan of the manufacture of this country bon Ireland. An other reason for postponing the motion was, that he intended to introduce the subject of the Corn Laws, which had been so detrimental to Ireland, and it being taken up in another place as to the mode of striking the averages, which be trusted would enable the Government to find out some mode to relieve the evil, might be of more advantage than if the subject was agitated at the same time in both branches of the Legislature. Another reason he had fur postponing his motion that the question relating to the claims of hie Ro ma Catholic countrymen for emancipation had made some progress in the other House of Parlia ment, and it would be impossible for him to cuter into the general state of Ireland without urging their claims. There was another subject to which it would have beam his duty to have drawu the attention of their letwiebips, that of the importition et fda 1701 rite into this country, which by an Act of last See. sion were allowed to be imported on en equality, bat no sooner had the privilege been granted than an order was sent to the out-ports to have its strength reduced before it could he brought to market. Al. thoogh he felt for the distress of the people of Ire. lend in general, there was one data he felt more for than the res., the labouring poor, as they called more for immediate relief than ally other part of the community of that country ; for although provisions , were so cheap as to distress the agriculturist, the labouring poor were not able to purchase thean.. The Noble Earl then moved that the Ottliier'the • Day should be discharged. The Marquis of Lsesoowti said, there was one point as to the state of Ireland, which he wished to draw the attention of the Noble Earl (Lingered) opposite to, the great commercial distress foe whist of a circulat;ng medium, or a banking systeni, which all commerce in the southern parts of Ireland had been nearly stopped; as to any assistance to this kind of distress being given by Government loans, there was no man had a greater objection to such a system than he had. He could not, however, help thanking the Noble Earl opposite for the prompt assistance he gave by loan last year to that part of Ireland, when the great failures of the banks took place. In some large towns in Ireland there were no banks, and it was not for want of capital, but persons of property were restricted from vesting it in such an undertaking, as it would make them lia ble to the Bankrupt Laws. In Scotland there was no difficulty in persons collecting capital for a bank, for those who subscribed to it rue uo further risk than the amount of their subscription. He hoped the same system or regulation might be ex teuded to Ireland, if not, he would rather that coop try should depend ou their domestic circulation, than the renewal of such banks as had by their failure struck such a blow at the commerce of the country, that perhaps she might never be able to overcome. The Earl of Livintroot. said, he 'greed with the Noole Marquis that the failure of the banks in the last year iu the southern parts of Ireland, gave a g reat shock to commerce, and hit , Majesty's Go vernment had adopted a course of relief by luau, which certainly was not one he approved of, but the necessity of the case called for it. The subject had not escaped the attention of his Majesty's Go vernment, for it was not only his wish that the Scotch banking system should be extended to Ire land, but also to England, so as to allow indivi duals of capital to put their property into a bank so as to become a principal without risk ; for there certainly was great difficulty in either the chattered Banks of England or lrelaud giving relief, nheu they saw what the ports of Liverpool and Blistril had grown into, and what a large banking apneas it took to aid them in thus stippiwting the?, cofile mercial and shipiiiie , interests. If the subject properly brought before their Lordships it should have his ntaightuce, and he thnuked the Noble Mir. quer for having mentioned it. The Marquis of LANSDOWN observed, that the Bank of laerand had tried to form btazich • banks, ~~ -...e5e.-.......N. _... of COMMONS, Metbeekw, Masten P. , ,. , • • _....., ••• 1 ' - 3 The SPEAKER took the Chair a few minutes 'Thin r oue • o'clock. A Person front she Ogee of the Cheneberliti•ii• of t h e Ci ty of Losidose presented certain Accounts of R• i e i d pii an d D a . bersemeets es Aeons* of the Orphans' rimed, agreeably to the Order of the Henn. Dr. DODSON preexisted a Petition Gem fuer benstrestOr copiers of lased I. the vicinity of Arm od e s, complai n ing of agrieullend dkeresere-ewhich wet ord seed to be printed. WHARVES ON THE THAMES. Mr. Sheriff %Rieman presented at the Bar a Petition from the Lord Mayer, Aldermeu, sin. I Common Council eif the City of Landaus against the Bill fur repealing the Act of Clinks 11. prohibiting the erect ier (of building, on the banks of the Themes west of London Br dg e . Mr. Aldernme BRIDGES princelier! a similar Petition from the Merehants and Inhabitants of Bridge Ward. Mr.GRENFELL presented a IPeeitioa (we could net laver from whom), praying that the :Bill above-mentioned saiS * peek Three Petitions were order d to lie ote the table. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Mr. LANE POI presented a Petition from the Mayor, Alder's's., and Ileargemes of Beverley, in the County of York, ogainet she removed of the disqualifications of the Smears Catholics. Me. LAMBTON said he was authorised to state that this Pselities was not adepted at any public meeting, but was :gr a z: l iror a ti ito r ge : 41. 11, 41 1 : be treelths s wozarle, ealled, but whet they were, whether Chensberinew or were Isertnatele, he did net very well kuow.—((,eughtem) sir W. SCOTT preeeuted a s i m il ar Petitioe from the Veivenity of Oxford. Mr. HUSKISSON presented a similar Petilioe from the Clergy of lire Arciedenceary of Chichester. They did poi, like seam others, impute tenets to the Catholics which they disavowed, nut stated their own belief that she removed of the disabilities of the Catholics would be attended with danger to the Ecclesiastical Establishment of the country. To his, however, it appeared, that so far from being dan gerous, any measure of that hied must tend to the stability arid security of the establishmeet, both in Church and State...—/ Neer, /tsar.) SIM. BUTTERWORTH presented a similar Petition front the Rector, Churchwardens, and certain Inhabitants of the Parish of Si. Dolman he the West. The Petition had his strongest concurrence and support. Mr. WAItRE dissented eutirety from the Petition; the tone was, however, moderate, sad he should not oppose its briar printed, but be must empress his surprise at soviet the Holt. Member stand forth as the advocate of obsolete doctriera and exploded °pinkies. Mr. RIn'TERWORTH explored. Thew Petitions were ordered to be printed. SCOTTISH BURGHS. lord A. HAMILTON presented a Petition from the Burgesses of she Burgh of leverary in the County of Abre acts, praying for a Reform of the Scottish Burghs ; sod be felt he should lot be doing his duty, if he did teed call the attention of the House to the eirettuoilmoCiPS of 11-.4 Petition. le the year 1817, the Petitioners, being the %/hole ef the Bergessea except the Magistrates, brought an action ageleet Illogistrates for malsereatinn in their office, and Mr • plicatioa of the feeds of the Bergh. The pirtientar i an te of such malverssliese, esi whirl, the 'crime was *rounded, were the grant by the Magi strates o f 1101 to an individual of their body to repel, his pirate lams, and SOL to carry on his defence in • erinoinal prooricatioe ; sad the charge by the Provost of 6W. fur wines and diem/err for the euiertainimens of the Magistrates. The defence set op against thin action was, that the Burgesses had em right, and that the Court had no jurisdiction in she ease. So that the Magistrates claimed a right to embezzle a r e set ch of the public fends of the Burgh as they thought. proper, and eu man ceild call them to an account. Vale of the Judges, Lord Gillies, before whims the earev a was tried, decided, that the Burgesses had no right of a c ti on , wh ic h decision was afterwsids confirmed by the, whole Court, sod on the application of the Magistrates., costs were immeded against the Burvaaeo; Who acre I: dus ma d e to p a y 150/. for per. miler( an action for the. recovery of their owe eureey. (liter, beer!) Sir. HUM E sele i roited she Petition, which was Picard Ile all the Rorgrs„ es , rare-pt those self-elected Magesii..... s eesinet *kw:. the COUtplaiut uas made. 11 be cm.- %if th • Petioles:sera was one which equally applied to all the /Sergi, lit gemmed. The Peiiiinei bevies% Isere read, SteGEORG E STAUNTON hoped the Noble Lord, imiesi of snovlug that the Petieion be lad ow iklel table, nimbi move so have it referred to the Committee now aittirtg. Mr. A BERCROhI BY Moped his Noble f tired would-Now move that the Petition be laid on the table-Arecouse s if it were referred to she Committee at mite, it wiwild not br printed, and the teeter part et she Altaubtor of the House could horns mit hing of its c.d.-ma. Lord A. 11A/411A ON stud, it was most dertrable that envy Member should be made acquainted wish the sebje. t ' of this Petition ; he should thertfole Move that it he otos sio dee table, 1414 afte•rearele that it he printed. When it ass printed, be Should WO( object to its being referred to the ChM smittee.—Ordered to be priutitl COURTS Up A DMIRALTY, SCOTLANDI regu lte dia L t Ol t t ibe D oimet A Mlll s /C of AT A Lh ora rie l es i gh , i t s, i st n et tli bi e u tZtt . fer w r eb be w ttz raid a int time. Lard A. HAMILTON suggested, that it would be better to rare the bkoks ilkii up at once, sad lie the stood -- 'A ~`- ,