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.. NuMezn 1'270 FRIDAY. JANUARY SO, 1807. Tit It.ATBI4OI AL, DRUB Y-I.AN F.. T O -MOIiROW EVENING, Jan. 31. 1 807, Their Dils.sties' Servants will act the Operatic Drama of THE TRAVELLERS; OR. MUSIC'S FASCINATION. 1 PfiliCe of C 11111.1). Mr. De CJI3p knyan (his Coropss l ). Mr. i.O . Galbelier. Mr intinstono; d ea (14“11111 to K 01,/.1 and Cialinds), Mrs. Powell ; Celled*, )I ra .WOJuntaini tit , Marchioness %teed*, Signora Stumm. Al ta , w h i ch, the Nitiiical Entertainment 01 THE CHILDREN IN THE WOW. sir Mr. gyirei 1.0r.l Alin-I, Mr. Dignurn; Wal ", Mr. Bannister; Apathy, Mr. Mathews. I,ady Mhos, Mn.. ; Josephine. Mrs. Bland. On Mmi.lay, False Alarms; no, WI wish A tic,. Ballet, compose! by Mc. krEgskie, will be product:4 at the course Of a (ew dart. A New Operatic Piece, in two ads, and a New Play, in fire cia, are in reheamal. DUTY ON PROINUITY, 11106. HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS 1 TAXES, /tapin g rere,red b t ionn rt ..1 that Neste re. vtio, raattfirit la the Cities oe Losolea and it elf own. tier awl Pa,tt saljeestrt, have negterieJ to deliver Reams. ^t* their m• r e•ty owl Pryits, for the t ear 1106, as ,epired by the jatd Ad, keret" , rise Notice, That ail 1., "hall/ who shall 0.. s t to debar th,ir birth., at the Wee the ('stnntitrohert. yr to the Areims of ihere•pregior Lti.tricts, within Fahrtet4 Aso from the Datt'.erw), porcoted far the roue,' incurred by Defatt!t. illy Order of the Ward, Ogre( far ?eyes M ATTHEW WINTER. Jeo, 17, IRO7. IiTANT PLACES.—A PERSON as GARDEN FR, and re..— , hir perfrEtiv understands the Itatiagementirf K,tchen Garden ; his Wife i+ a Isarfert Nee.ll.--Wou+an. They cast hare vwd Ulasactets from tlita lett Piece+. Direct for A. B. at Mr. Sprouct.o+, No 91, Queen Anne +traet, Pao. U. Muoday nest tat I h. pi:4l.thrd, ALETTER en the A BOLITION of the %LAVE TRADE; addresied to ittaa Freeholders and other lultAntants of Yorkcliire. Hy W. Wll.ll RFORCE, Erg. Printed far T. Carlell aisJ W. 114 . 11011, Strand; and J. Hat. chard, Piccadilly. • TUALLING•OFFICE, Jan 22, 18 7. r r HE COMMISSIONERS for Viffstailinz His AL blavety's hinny, do hereby glee Notice, AA ua ria. LA I% the WI, of February Heir, they mil be ready so lei C,14 readers in wiling (sedan up), and treat f r THKEE lIIINDRE.DCHALLMONS ef PIT I . 'S TANFIELO MO . JR COALS, or COALS if equa l goodness; to be debstred 1,1 . 0 4014 Carr or Cerstes ; one-half thereof es neon as pe.e,h's, mud the other hisif is the space of Two :Vomits., fives eke Dote in she Ontraa, Wants god Weather permuting, alongside the i6'herf at the Majogy's Vitiating Premises and Saleshiestou ; and to ha psi for pc law, payable ride Ins tePtit, Vl.llll , 401,1 after Der. The c.s.wsrwns of the CentraA) way be teen at the Se: re 014• e. retard will be had to and Tender ut &itch the P. ice shalt not he inserted in we 1, at knglh, or that shell 104 be del sere • the Nerd before One k tea the .14.1 Freda the lah of February nest, nor u•dres the Person who woke§ the rrnler, nr WWI Pll , OOO on has &Oval. attends, 11l lIIIIUNKr SOUR coked f r. Tors Dly i puhlitheei, Secured EAtits.o., pruce Gd. EXPERINIENr in EDUCATION, made at mAintAti. By the Rev. Dr. A. MU., Re for of Svenage,D.w.et 4 late VI mister of St. Mary's, Fort St. Ge orgy. A.M. F As. Soc. F.R.S.Ed. Pr weed f•o• I'. Ctiell and W. Dav,e4, Strand. TIIEATIIE7ROYAL, COVEXT-GARCZN. rre0:M1511110W EVENING. Jim 31. 1807. mill be aae.l, Mobil:ate% Play of THE TEMPEST; " One such praalf:li *Xpetllnent in i. worth • thousand int.lllollll but fanciful theories, faSricited to tiio glottal, MA ofom little calculated for vinyl:Cher s,•,liere." '• It we• the steady prosecution of this happy idea" (sit. the SUALIS of Me Asylum br the scholars themselves) that en abled the Doear to surmount all obstacles, and to establish a system nfirticatniso, the Oren, nt which are a: truly interest- In!, at the mein+ are novel. As to Dr. Sell, when we con dikter the object he had in view, the ingenuity and perieventnce displayed in acco.nplishing that object, ha dislntrrestedness in declining all pecuniary reward, and the success with which his endeavoirs have been crowned, we feel rejoiced in the Oppor tunity of aekuowlevlting his deserts, an' thus anticipating the opiataa of all the true friends tit mankind. For while their esteem end applause are boaewcd opal Howard, wlin visited porous; and CJiiat Ituinfo:d, who lies reformed eorklinu,es; a partial of it will ion be ..yithhis!deli from him who has stir, cessfully enleavou.e4 t, re-tier these abodes of guilt and wreteliedneu less ne:..ssary, be the inn :enc. of Curl, tultOn on the minds sod nialinati of the destitute and abandoned Review, Jan. 1799. •• The nation is indebt"d to saw genius, the abiiity, and persevering indestry of the Rey. Ur. Esti, 6.1 , a most se. lightened plan of edir".ation.fut th^ pose, wtreh he some time since disclosed to the public; and for which he deseryes a statue to hi. memory. It is upon tins plan, chiefly, tnat the Free S•7lt , ral In Otehardatmet ut:l be cooducted.".—.Colyubesin on li.ducatton of the Poor. 18thi. OR, THE ENC;IANTED ISLAND. the ri4htfit! Mike of Milan, a Ntagieian, Mr. • Prin.* reidittand of Naples, Mr. C. Kimble; Mi. e•Arta Doi Outs, PfelpeTtil Utuphtera, hloa Emitters and, ”h:e; Ariel by a Yowl Lady. ro al 'el, a New Pantomime. calk.% HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOO D E; ok. 1111:: GULDEN EGG. On Wilda:, 'Poi Reven•••• ; with Idatectuin and Mother (;0141.-t Erg. term'tslon of fa.l Dirtmouth, 1,1,4 Chamberlain. rittokTßE ROYAL. HAY.MAKKFT FaR TiIR 111...14F.F1T OF MR WARE, Cis Sorel. Tiorstie Royal, Cov•ot Garden. PHESF.N . I EV ;:..NINIG. Jas. 30, 1)307, I 1.1.1 be ,Jerforrred, the Sacra( Oratorio of MESSIAH. Compered by G. F. Handcf. With the mot favourite Arenrepamments by Wstrt. End .1 P I a SOO on the %resins, by %Ir. Ware. A motet the Poncinal Voe.l Performers are, Mrs Ash*, Misr Msrtyr. (the Yetuig Licit who performs tie Part of 'toe coyest) ; Mr. locledun, Mr. Goss, Mr. there ' Mr. postman Leader of the Band, Mr. Wm....0414n, Mr. Russe:l, of the Foutirltr4. g j i L ea se. ra sae Gallery 2s. Tipper Gallery 11 —Doers to t, , •uestd at Six tienck, aad precisely pt Ti. kits and Paces for rte 30x.. to be had of '.lr Wars, 7, ictur r iet%treet, Covent/inlet' ; at the principal Music Sitar , mad at the Rex.4.lolfice of the '{'neat re IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HUUSE VF I.Vit9S, JAM. ".9 . PAVILION. Jaw V, 11407 • • NO PFRPORN• ANCE THIS EVENING. 7 iO:MORROvir EVKNING, Jan. 31 ISO/. toe RINI , )11. RICHER'S sesois.mg ROPF. D kNCINGt th, ofth a•anee it tbe. Tneare); dos CROSAM AIN'S I •.w DRUNKEN PEASAN F, fine Ruling, &c In the ...Oar perleman , t sof the ten Masters Darn on TwoHass-1 constc Me.Ney Pince. and the Isnehable ?'antossitne of HARLEQUIN ROB THIEF, with u her ..rt , taiuments, PL.:ts to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Bost 02Ite, Nelcsatie areet, Strout. The House was oceopie.l. till almost six o'clock. M h-aring Counsel oa the Lich Appeal. I)unce:ly C. Chamley. The following Peers took the oaths and their seats :—The Duke of Montrose, Merquis Towns bend, Earl Morton. Lords Ilayning and Portion Adjourned till Monday next. sr.art the First-drawn T , Ste will he emit ed to 'FAIR I Y TiIUdJSAND IPOR/SLlo.e.7Selteta and SA res, wane:iced Useriwil, are now amiliote at Maw HAZARD, SUR NE, 491 CO.'S ()Tee, knOteelieep ; where Nn 44,490, First dawn in thr pre mut Looter% 11 0, ,n2 , 0 1 . ; No. 23,8 IS, Fir,t•iltawn on Nf..nday kit, tbild day, 11;0001. ; and No. $46, a Prise of 5,0001 on Tli iirkdat, the Plld Oen/int, were 411 ao'd in Share.. //SHIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the 1 First drown Irk t on WEDNESDAY NEC', the 411 t of Foisruary. The Tay RICH STATE of the WHEEL, 2 Prate of I. .3-),000 I 2 Privy of L. 5,000 1 0 :).000 I 4 1,022 &e. Are. &e. link.% the enssent the mast favntarahle rinse for adventuring in the Lottety. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted tin t awn, continue on Sale at the Offices, corner of Itank•build- Onnhill, sod facia' the Gale of the Kinehmews, Char. iogeroas. ItiCH‘RDSON, GOODIMCK, sod CO. STATE THE RICHEST WHEEL F.VER KNO W N. FIRSi•DRAWN TICKET, WkDNESDAY NEXT, Febgusty 4, Will be intitled to n , 11111tTY ii)IIaAND POUNDS. State of the 14 heel. Prmes of 1 2 4 500 7 • &c. &c.. 6.. TRESENT PRICB. Ticket .. L 21 Vs. Fla L W IN el Eighth L.'? IS 0 quarter 5 10 0 I Elio :nth I 6 U The only Capital Priscs already Drawn, in the pti.llol Lottery, ate— Ner. 24,490 L.'0,1440 21,Y95 513,815 044 •, t , 5,000 Awl sill Saki w teams THIRTY TIYUSANI) POUNDS FOR. THE FIRST- Lilt AWN NEXT WEDNESDAY ! ! I BRANSCOME' and CO. Proprietors of the te • Lucke Lottery Offices No. 11, Hnihnrn, Ne. 37, Cern. hill, and No. SI, Harnachrt, recommend an 'mute liate tes.cliase in the present OR AN 11 STATE LOTTER Y, w hi.ll cerriaids ewe Capital Prizes than were ever known with 3).00 I. for the Pito-drawn Trcket r•ft WFMNE:SDAY iilF. N: I', arid h.. leave to offer to the pultlic atteariun the fol lOanr treat euccevs that has attended then numh,r4 told by Orem iis the Lotteries for 1805 and 1806, which were divided m aS7 different Shares of Capital Prizes, namely, $4.12,719 a Prise of 25,'' , 001. No. 4,077 a P.ree of 5,0001. 7',757 2d,0271. 11,871 5,11 tr. 7 . 646 •-• 20, 0 2 01 . 17,9'5 2,0001. 11,641 ...... 23,00-I 16,1441 2,i.001 9,219 23,0001. 24,619 1.0,11 4:,6 21,0001. 17,477 1.. (MI 13,747 10,0001 3,330 1 I , oor. Likewise Twelve Prier 0 &OM. &C. &c. aed ahem TICKETS and SHARES are now selling, warranted tin - Lawn. ......._ _...._ . . EIR. JAMES', FEVER POWDER, and ANA. A- 0 IX-Pm PILLS, pr pared genuine at the reduced prices or N. OA. the Packet, and 2s. 'AL per boa, by R Perrin, Chem i.t, lo 21, Satithimptott.mreet Covent - ga'Cens I. "tdel. the " 4 ! P.1 4 .'“ , alio ever pra;.isnid them Li' the late Dr Ri.'. fart Js.nes. 1 haw are equally vileine with dime mold at air. Gil Ladies part.enlar in Lavender Water, will kid t'icir aert•ev mach gierihi.d, by Perrin's D ou bl e Ehltir,d, at 'Zs. 9d. per il'elle. of at delnate ai,d/rigant a flavour as in.; Ft London, .1101ens e l, meld at rlontile the price. Alan, !win's Imperial leentiiimer, V/111:11 will prevent the teeth-ach, or ure-erve them tmos decay ; in eivirt, it will do all that Cali notably be 4 `"'" lrf any prerniratlni, innnecnt in ha nature, arid pleasant in it. 1 4:, and will prove a valualrle acqubitson to e,cry r‘nivalual, Itllinea of teeth, sound, clean, and whits, or of `o:.1, i. :AG ) , Lui s and aural. loxes, 2a. N. each. . , . res o b t .44 rittob 114itetitA ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARY-GENERAL'S OFFICE, Cesar Giotto' STRLLT. Jain. lib, 11107. NCI fiCE is heseli given V. Ali Persons de,ireat t!I rn.tracti.c tr 'apply Ow following Articles, jar tint Use e the Army, La. BREAD-- . n. His Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, (lowers, and Burtch', its the Counties of, Angles's, 13-.1- futd, Belts, Berwick, Brecon, Coinbndge. Cardtgon, Csrmu then, Larnarvon, Chaster, Cunibetisilia, Uenwg4, Duda/tin, Fogey, F: at, Glamorgan, Oinstet, Mere( 41, Lancaster, Lei tester, Lutenist. Menrsneth, Monmouth, Montgori.ery, Nor thumbetiond, Nottisseham, Pembroke, Redoes, Rutland, So merset, Weitmoretand, and Wilts t OATS—To His Weedy's Cavalry in Contennients and Quarter, in the etuntais of, Ante •sel, B. 11° , 1, Brecon, Bock., Csriligan, lAr.nottlsen, Cainarvon, Ciim. , eiland, Urn • high. Devon, Uuritans, Essex, Finn, Gametic), C: met, Hereford, fleets, I.one...tee, lit ,rioneth, Mo:iinouth, gomery, Nottnighoni, rata rue.:, Raduer, Reiland, burry, Westmoreland, a .4 Worreste. : FOR.%(;P, 11ay, and Straw, to Ilia Majesty's Cavil,. in Rare•eiis in the Country Berks, Dine!, EII.CX, Norfolk, and Northampton. in B .uth Britain, mid in :he C..ern, of Hadditsoots, in North Bintain That the Dslteet.es a, to COOI.IIIIOCI on and for the filth day of February next ; and that Proposals in Witting (sealed up and nteekod Tor.aer tor Arm, .tarp ) wal be received at this 011140, on or hefore the 12th DAy of NM month of February (bet none will be receive' after II cf.:lock on that day), and if sent sy Post, the Pottage must be paid. Proposals must b male seosrately for each enianty, and t‘ e names of two sufficient Sinews, who li.eit places of re 'deuce, must be inserted at the foot thereof, sod lino P opusel Anti be weeteet -wine made err, or metered R. a prinall Ten der, and the Pratte impressed in words at length ; it .r uo less time Party, or their Arrant, attend at this Office on the following clay, to knew the diaision thereon. Porticutars of the Contracts may he hat upon apt licot:on at this Office, between the hours of ten and I rut; and at the Office of Mr. Deputy ComnsisaJuy-General Asiotti, Edna. burgh. 1.4.1*D0W. lAN. 2s, 11$07. A T a numerona and respectable MEETING of the FRIENDS of e+ptaia WILLIAMS, held at the King's Head, Poo!try, this day. GEORGE STACPOOLE, Esq. in the Chair : It being the unanimous opinion of this %feeling, that the important situation of a Seat in the Fast India Direction re quires an accurate knowledge, derived from enter 4iice, of the Conspany's eillltrlbMihli concerns, unimpeschabio integrity, and independence to attend to the various and complicated iiiteresu of that high station ; Resolved ionanimuml)—That it b the opinion of this Meet ing, that Robert Williams, Esq. who has devoted nearly thirty years of his life to the service of the East India Company, with unteaying assiduity and unsullied integrity—eisho is totally die engaged from all mercantile pursuits whatever, is a must sligible prison to ►e elected to the Direction, This Meeting. there fore, fed it their duty to r ise him nut only their indhidual suppmt, but do also take the liberty of carneyily recommending him to the Proprietors at large, as being unexceptionably vials. fled to take a share iii the management of a commercial ND. cern of such importance re the wel are of the British Empire. - . - Resolircd.—That t, carry the finegoing Resolution into ef fen, a Committee be appennhil to sit At this house, Ved 'lmola', and a General Meeting be held on the second Wednes day of every Month. at one o'clock preeissly, to receive the consmitnication: of Captain Wilnames friends. Resolved—That this Meeting du ad)Aurn to Wednesday, the 11th of ►ebruary, at one o'clock preci•ely. Resolved—That the Thanks of this Nfeeting be given to tt Chairman, for his polite conduct in the Chair. CHAPPED HANDS.—.I. S I l'H offers to the Pnblic his JESSAMINE PASTE, fir preserving the Skin from chapping, and perfectly soft and sinu , dh iu the mist severe weather. J. S. wishes to state the effects of this coinpostaun in a few words of plain truth : however bad the twist., face, and lip- mar be chapped, the Jessamine Piste is an iminediate and effetual care, and has nut only never barn known to fail, but fir exceeds its intended purposes, as it immediately removes all roughness, and ren•lers the skirt particulatly clear and soft, anti entirely counteracts the ill ef feet, of paint, dm—lnvented ant sold by J. Smith, Proprietor of the Botanic Shaven` [`ste, under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and used by His Majesty. and most of the 111intruris Ikanches of the Royal Family, and the greater part of the Nobility and Gentry in the Kingdom . . No. 1, Princes•street, Cavendish square. Al.)lES.—That SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS are .11 41 one of the greatest drawbacks from the beauty and deli yof the Female Faoe,Av &c. is all.rsred by coo, man, from the Prince to the Peasant. To remove them mutates Piepara lion{ hair, from time to time, started up ; but mast of them (although pompno.ly ), having been f oun d e i t h er i„. oflicacious or duleterioul, are fallen, or falling to the ground. lit praise of TRENT& DEPILATORY, which stands Cue autsly unparalleled anal justly celebrated, trio Proprietors will only üb.erve, that it rmiuve. the Hairs in a kw minutes, without injuring the akin, or causing any unpleasant sensation ; that it hat been happily applied, and highly approved in the INS circles of fashion and rank—aria that Lathe: may see it mied, and thus have nailer demonstration of its efficacy and inniicence, before they make a purchase. It is appe:ntmciit of Trent and Co ) Wholeale an Retail, by Perrai,23,Sauthanapton-etreet, Covent.gartat ; and Retail, by all Cie princiital Perfumers and Medicine VIIII4. ors in London. To lath sin the Country, enclosing the asi.runt, hoe of Pmtage, o will be is reetiteit4y forweried. Price 3s. Cd. HOUSE OF cumvoNs. The House this day proceeded to ballot fott.Mem bers for a Committee to try the merits of we Pen. rhyti Petition ; the I.,:luwing is the redu c ed list cf Members chew% : T. Pk Lathhrthr, F.q. William Old, Fie.' - LW , ' lICOU In MI atani. G. A. L. Keek, Esq. Cnarles Ch tuba, E.q. Lord VI-count Lbtlngton. T. Sher, Esq. Jnhn Atkins Wtrght, En. D. Daven,ost Esq. James Lvtither, iinrs W Herbert. Sir Herr, Neste, Hart Ruben Greenhill, Esq. Hugh LtTauter. Eq. Robert Hunt, EA. Mr. lloward bronght up the Report of the Com mittee on the Eieftion for Tregony, string, that the sitting Members were duly elected, and slat the Petition was not frivolous or vexatious. Oa the Motion of Mr. C. W. WILLIAMS WYNNE, the Bill for the Prevention of the Seduc tion of Soldi•rrs was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Monday. The At for pi ohiSiting the Importation of Gun powder, Fire Arms, &c. into Ireland, w.thout Li cence, was also read a ".2d time, and committed for Monday. Mr. PARNELL then gave notict,lie would, on Monday next, move for the porponement of the consideration of the Mayo Petition, for the purpose of affording time to the persons concerned in the prayer of the petition. Mr. VANSIITART moved, " That the House should, on its breaking up, adjourn to Monday next, which was agreed to." Lord Temple brought up a Bill for the Exporta tion of a limited quantity of Woollen Yarn, an nually, to our Settlements in Canada, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday next. Mr. iloblinuse brought up the Report on the Grain Intercourse Bill ; some amendments sug gested by the Report were agreed to. The Bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be read a third time on Mond.ty next. Mr. BATHUithr stated to the House, that, in consequence of his being appointed a Member of a Committee, to inquire into precedents of the expul sion of Members from the House of Commons, he, in common with the rest of the Commitrec, felt it would he necessary to introduce much extra neous matter into their Report,as they were required, by thy terms of that motion, not only to colleft precedents of Expulsion, but also to add their opinion on each particular case. This the Com mittee felt both inconvenient and unrecsary. He, therefore, moved, " That the present order he dis charged, and that the Committee he again ap pointed, simply to coiled pteorsients for the Expul sion of Members, and also for the readmission of such Members to Parliament, as had been before expelled." The motion was erred to. Mr. VAN•If rA RT then moved " for leave to bring in a Bill, appointing a Committee to revise the Aft of the 38th of the King, imposing certain duties on Sugar, 'L'obacco, and Snuff," which was granted. fie also moved the second reading of the Aft for raising a million sterling, by loan, on Exchequer Bills, for the service of Ireland ; which was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be committed on Woday. Mr. VANISH' R moved — 4 ' That there be laid befot•the House an Account of the net pro doce of all aft Permanent Taxes, fur the thin last IS * )& T i t 11774:4:, • ' Oft It <44IK eZecspNCl . 3,64 - 5 1 -7 4.0 7 - Woe -- •"- - " -- i i ;e. . Ira les s pat4Pc R. ! 7- - - -V • years, distieghishing ewh yea?. with e'i a e -retie thereof ; and Alin, an Actoune or •I;e• • • pi 201 e of the War Testes. for he sins• e i e disie guishing each year, and shnvine .. • ifstrage thereof, pointing out three ;Ise:seers e - ...:A they had not proved su produetive AS was ex ? •• ri.": These Papers were severeily tadere..l. THE MATRA:AL VINANCF S. Lord HENItY PE rry ruse, and now... ~ ! Order of the-Day for the House going into a •.. : - mince, for the purpose of taking into c.m i ler .. . the state of the pubii- Finances; and also, te,- f. ; several Ails relating to the reeempoon of the I JO lic Debt, should be referred to the considereion of said Committee. This being accordingly donee- Lord HENRY YEITY again rote. and ad dressed the Chairman of the Conamittee. in a !nog and able sp-ech, of which the fel/owing is neatly the purp rt :--" Mr. Hob:louse. I fee', as I must inevitably aad e aasereily- doet Ibis moment, reohiiderable weieat upon my mind, arising from tile vast magnitude and importance el the suojea bet ere me; bit I certainly, at the same time, feel some c insolation in reflecting. that that vary mag nitude and importance wid give me rene deans upon your indu.genee, and that of the C marnittee. Upon the statement which I may hare to make upon the :lemurs which my Bight Hon. k rter.l (ear. Vansittart) has just now moved for, must. in a great degree, depend that natioeel prosperity ane greatness, which, they thew, are not tire mere boests or self-coeglatuletion of this Country ; but are, in faft, the pidlars and foundation on which we are to rely, in our future twat:els for our freedom and existence as a nation. It is, I say, ts• the staw of our national finances, that our future security and welfare are to be committed. I feel strongly, that. notwithstanding the degree of Zrynets and prolixity which may appear to exist ice the investigation of ;itch a sir ijedl ; it is one which I, its my pr:sent oilicial situation, am bound to submit to a Cnairnirtre cf this House, and that the various com plicated . sad minute details of it are such es will Miele me to as patient and indulge..t attention. Sir, lam pertehly aware, that it is, although unt wholly unprece dented, yet eertaiciy an unusual course of peozrea- e, inz. that a person. le.such a situation- as I ... , should open v. the public a knowledge of the Su; - plies, at a period prior to the Iciasi ; but I true, to. t (rum whet I shall submit this nuel:, 1 shall be a • to satisfy the Como - titre.: of the propriety eel u; g . t necessity of me a loptckg such a i i-oczsiere ice t. .e present year, and upon the present occesion ; there- fore, without detaining tee Conarnetee exith say s' big erTrace, I shall proceed to that naeraiive 01 --- ~ 1 4 (sell, which I deem necessevy, in arch r to pat you .. in possession of that knoeleege wiameb Whi .11Wat cempletely ideates*, We statement *Lech . tehlistenta - ' 1 terwards have ps meet as ere tesenapeuta ritelliVey,s • and Meins of the year. Is the tire pia..., eu. there has been voted fur the saves: of the bievy, exclusive of the Ordnance, for Sea Service, the bt.411 of 16,977,8371. ; for tire Army of Great Britee , the House has voted the sum of tu,2149671 : and to: the Army in Ireland, the btagt I i 3,415,1311. shaking altogether, for the Army of Greet Britain a. , Ireland. a MI" ata , ooLirg to 1.3,61.8,09e1. For the Barrack; of Great Br-. taus, there has been voted the suns of et(i,237i.; and for the Barracks of Ireland, the sam of 46e,4501. making in all, for both countries ties " total sum of 9ii3oes7l. For, the expences attending the Commissary General's Department, there has - 7 - 7 been voted the sum of 641,5::;i1.; and for the Ess traorditiaries of Great Britain and Ireland, the sum of 2,718,4741. deducing, from this last vote, the sum which has been taken out t 3 make the subjc& of a particular estimate for the Commissary Gen:. ral's Departrnere, as has been explained by me upon a former night. Ihe total for the Aimy, -, therefore, including Barracks, Commissary Gen.• ears Department, and Extraordinaties, amounts to 17A:43,71361. There has been voted for the Ord. mince of Great Britain, toe sum of 3,2;i4,4601.; and for Ireland, the suns of 479.246 t. :making alto. gether, for the Ordnance et both countries, the sum of 3,743,7461. For Miscellaneous Services, there has been voted, for Great beitain and Ireland, the suns of 1,800,06e1. It is my intention, Sir, to propose a Vote of Credit, amotriting to 2,400,0001. out of which there is to be eskee one million due for Subsidies in Treaties now existing. Besides the 2,4e0.0001. which 1 have stated, there is also to be allotted the sues of sac,ooth. as are pliceble to subsidies, according to existing circur. . - stances ; a sum which, however, miy riot oe a 1 which may be required in the present state oi is . rope; but at this moment I have 0J re4s.in to i o lieve, that a larger sum, or even that sum, we. • • found necessary. The total gland charge, ; r Great Britain and Ireland, will, by my caleufe-ii• , amount to the sum of 43,8 t I ,34d1. 1 here is to ti added to that charge, the sons of 2.10001. to make up a deficiency in the duty oil Malt, which occurred during last year; and for services not too: , meshy voted, the sum of csa,cooi. owing to the usual discounts arising in the Loan and Lottery, whites it was found impossible torm:ily to ascertain; but which tall to be mad: Good afterwards. There is also to be added. the interest of Exchequer Bills for the year I dO7, anicuotirg to 1,20!).0i..1. It is necessary also, to vote for use ietere,t of the U • funded Debt, which formerly met wi.h the arm. bation of the House ; and als.) the interest et twelve per cent. upon the Loysny Loan, mssiog alto. e ther the sum of 1,000,ua01. Upon these miaciph , therefore, the toed euepiies to be vote.' a I amount to eS,ell,:• 1.31. From this is to be dedne - , . ed the Irish proportion of Supply and Civil Use, amounting to twe.seventeenth. of the above sum, or ehout 5.314,2;51.1 so that there wi 1 ' he remainine a total in be defrayed by Gen t Britain, amounting to 4042.0651. Harlot thus stated, with as much minuteness as is necessary • 1 for my present purpo.e, the necessary. Os . 31:es required WC Great Britain, I shall trot, 1 kk • 1 1 ....d,iml=l