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CZNONE Er PAkIS. to *Mei MeMettle, Pasty 8i.., tint Dearer at she Repel P-1 Milisles, to Mask, Paris, will 'take tier third appearance r *Mit steoolo7,-- ~..Applleattees foe Sown sad rickets is be mark t. Mr. 110Pra, t 7, Ofd BeeiLet reef . TILL TWELVE THIS NIGHT. ALL the £21.000 PRIZES, 's o d nil the 4,005 other PRIZES mast be Drawn NEXT MONDAY (28t1 iostang). • A few TICKET and SHARE CHANCES, a. do re doted Price of a TICIIII? for TOVIIITSra Gistsso% sad.* pINTISIITM for only TWUITY MaILLIIIII O . are 11 0,04 lute by the Contractor% J. sad J. SIVEWRIGHT, M, Coro hill ; 11, Holborn; mid 3S, Haymarket ; where 'hay wild is the Two last Cualrarts, ALL. the 20,0001. Prises; Meth 1,063 (C 1... 9), !LOON. EVERT PRI= WILL RE DRAWN NItICI' MONDAY. The Oilloos will he open sill Twalme his Hight. . . • • • MOWS OF LORDS , FliliAll,,BlAT 96. COMMITTER OF PRIVILBOI464EHATHSIORI Leedaltips .reasolves/ ikaaseluee Salo 1 Osausafinfe of tilrior• of less o'clock, . this IFlterup. V, Brawamemo followed Wu Wetherell on the part af 04 Weal ilea a the Sate Reef of Iffsathoore.--11orther .urstipoest poospooed to Tuesday +Mt. - Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, emeiselliet 1111miketo trout die Hewer of Clidaistesa, imforewed their !wring Ihat dot 111ofeee Had agreed le their Lordships' anseadmvollij i lki she StomikreitOsie Self.conatiouption of Smoke Bill. • aloe homed up Ilve Private Rills, which were read • lest time. • The Berl of SHAFTESBURY moved that • Airllestgot altoididise mot to the Hosier of Ceemmoks, requesting* sop, of the'Ruport of the ticket Comenittromf saes Ileum et re...rime In the Rogulaiien of the Sale of Breed.—Agreed to. The Marquis of LANSDOWN mowed that thy Meiessets whirls had heels laid isti their Lordships' table from she Cos feaf-houie, of the quantity of manufacteeed aitk exported from this aanautry for the last twesupone years, sod the quantify of wines exported for the game period, entitled to drawback, shook be printedii—Ordered. The Westminster Improvements Bell wag committed, aid reported without any amendment. On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, their Lordships adjourned to Monday. I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ..._......._ The spEacaa asie, that if it was inteaded to move the •ermsenent of lie Wow, with time Leads' •neoiliaeletv, the tie. bate mlibl occur net s hot if the naution were mule Cr ;he mere mistier of these ameedments, it amid be more is ardor to pew pour theilertimioa. Lord MILTON said , dm the brit way noels, he now M tetevir..as A welter of avas t - that the Howse shooW afore with the - ameadments ofo4 Low*. The debate might be 'adjourned neer arNil after AltOsesearriftwesits shortie he primed. tad 1. RENRELL mowed this the auseadowsits %timid he haat tom feirilmehreseireusinit eA Wodoesday next. They would is the as time he rioted; and he took that uppet trpity the "Mtge gidt be meedd mow, them. C. W. WYaIfAIMMeeM4 'Ohtani'swstlit wt 111,11* - mes smeemikheameatimmits, Ay romishise snow esker modules shut *WA rusted is the county of 'folk, for tegolatiog the electing of the two bletabecs he be added to the reprearetatiso. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY ebought that the remedy which had beta prepared Sro the iaanifeso /NY dam. iceman disease whieb it wa• the tendency uf the Doll to lore, meld to he out as little to hazard as possible. It was a peat tone la his anted that such au adequate remedy bad been proeided. Lord MILTON had an idea Boating in his wiled, that in ease the Horse ehtneld concur to the Lords' amseadwolitts, that it would be advisable to briog in a Bill fur a more rape- diesel method of taking the pull ou elections fur Ilse county of York. BMW% 17, UN 5000-street. ti - ; rim Nara a.mu rA DRifitr.LANM. 1111151, EVENING, Tell° A V.... May 16. I•iroySt#o.o.tia 14 1 1'1 . 1meg:fp* cowieppera 4 Lore IV A VILLAGE. sit vrposameAsevs, Mr. Prime; Voeng Mosibarr, Mr. Moro; Jorlico IVosaMourk. Mr..Meridte ; Hewiboru, Mr. **lmo; Hodge,' Mr. .11Loirift. Mn. Detwarab WRodetick, Mn. Marlowe; ApeN46, Maass, M.s. Blasi); Rowetta, Miss Nom T. 'bleb will aildook the faroorile Extrasagarsaa caged GIOVANNI IN LONDON. This day are pabliaload, oae wall. aVil. POEMS and TRA f4SI6ASAQNS from scrimuiss7 ;e1". 0 Load's t Matti for Rudwell awl ttia. New DOW& semi. _ I: nine and This day in. elegant lAA elegaatly 'aimed, of THE FA BLES OF ESOP. Landow: Printed for Joe. Booker; G. and W. B. Nfittakeei itedwell and Martin; and C. Whittinghim. Where may be had %deo, • siabliar &WWII of GAY'S f ARLES, with 110 Ent:. bliediumerta. ;DON. Deo grommet, Medium Veotrit LePoftilo, Mr. Harley ; Mr. Plerestior Floielltie, Mr. Maresca. Mrs. Leporello, Mrs. Orper ; goisottr, Mies Cahill; Mn. Laidisb, Miss Erhosiests; liqualliag Fan, Mrs. Bland. The Deere will, a spewed a• Half-past Site o'Cleelt, mad the Perfonmiams cowitornec at Swims. Hosea 7. • Second Prier, 3s. thl.—Pit, 3s. 64.; Second Prim, 111.—hatlesy*, 'N. • • Stewed Price, 18.—epper Gal. lery, Is.; Seised !nee, dd. Plates to be is neat Me. Raderell, is the &gaudy of the Saloon of the Thuile*. Primer Bose. vas *sly be °Maitre./ for the Eyeshot of Mr. Rosterell, at the Box Office. On Tuesday, OM Comedy of The Road lo Main. Mr. the bonen, to inform the Nubility sad bit Friends, that be tetrads to produce, us Monday she Idtb oi Joao a Ma4ted Festival, is minutemen/stool or the Am eitemee, of the Battle of %Vaterlon. 'The whole of the Ea tortainimeals seder the immediate patronage of his Majesty. The Public are respectfully informed, that this Theatre will Close for the armies on Friday, Jose IS, sod will shortly ▪ Ro.opee for a limited period. Just published, in Iwo price be. 6d. A TEN YEARS' RESIDENCE IN Cl FRANCE, during the severest part of the Rests'atlas; from the years 1707 to 1767; contatuseg various Anecdote, of swim of the meat remarkable Personages of that Period. By Mrs. CHARLOTTE WEST. Printed fu► Wm. Rains, Bookseller, by appointment, to his Royal Niemen§ the Doke of Turk, 1, St. James's street; sad Robert Jennings. 2, Puelury. . •. `"~rsl rax.Ro. 'L, COVENT-GARDEN. If EVENING, SATURDAY, May 26, will be acted the Corsurdy of THE PROVOKED HUSBAND. Lori Towniy , Mr. C. Rep'slel, Sir Francis Wronghead, Mr. Fawcett; Mr. Manly, Mr.'Abbutt • Squire Richard. Mr. Listless ; Could Basset, Mr. Corer; Joha Wooly, Mr. Eatery. Lady Toviity, Miss Deuce; Lady Grace, Mr.. Fattest ; Lady tirranglies,l, Mrs. Davenport; Miss Jitney, Miss Foote. Afar which, 4th time. a new Farre (with some Music), called THE GRAND TOUR; Or, STOPPED AT ROCHESTER. The principal Characters by Messrs. Blanchard, Junes, Dormer Liston, Tatra, Eatery, Clkapumaa, Mrs. Davenport, Min Ilewwiaist. Men Shaw. Drew Wl* opsniall . Malt pa* Six o'Cleeli—.4be Play Mr beano at Seven. 74 ; Second Pate, 3, Id. _Pit, Se. ed.; Seenad 2s.—sliery, 21. • Seemed Price, 1e....41pper Gat. key, la.; Seemed Price, Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Oiticir, 11mi-street, from Ten tall Four. A Private Buz sway be had fur the Stum, or nightly, of Mr. Brewton. at the fins-o(fice. Owliesday will be prodseed a sew Tragedy, called Deana sad P)tbias, with Undiue. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGI.ISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATULDAYS, (Whitman Eve excepted.) LAST Seven Night. of Nlr. MATHEWS'', ADVENTURES In AIR, EARTH, and WATER! and the POLLY PACKET. It is wire; fatly saagestrd lo those Ladies and Gentlemen she have nut yet honoured Mr. Nlailrews wills a vialt, that •u early applicatiou for Boars will be is y. Peretiation of the Right Hon. the Lard Chamberlain. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THN EVENING, SATURDAY, May 26, Messrs. CHALONS and DATOUST will repeat their . Performances. kluns. CHALONS, Professor of Recreative •nd Natural Philosophy, from Geneva, in Switzerland, respectfully an aemic* his Recreative Philosophical Entertainments of Wzgic Illaslun. Extraindiessery Crate of Dexterity. Gym. mastic mod Snrprisi•g Marche /Erienne, which will be per forr•ed by Wu.. DAVOUST. Part I.—Mons. CHALONS will perform a variety of satestainiug Pais of Pliilnsophienl Dexterity, via. the Eu. slanted Bird—the Invisible Currier—the Magic Bottle, ke. Pert 11.--The great and extraordinary Marche Eriennei sr, Antipodean Walk! Mons. DAVOUST will climb •p • deed, by the strength of hi. wrists, from the stage to the lop vt tAie house, where ►e will walk with his feet against the preameniom, his head downwards! Re. Part 111. Mow. CHALONS will continue his wonderful - - salertaiunients by a variety of astonishing feels of Philoso• phieal Feeformances: Out of a small travelling-bag, the eetreattlitiery Treosforeardien of a Bird iuto a Young Lady ! Part IV.-11"ns. DAVOUST will close the Eniertniu mews by several Feats of Agility, of a uuuvelle and singular Doom open at Seven, the Performance to begin at Eight o'Clutk. Places for the Beites to be taken at the Bott•nfSett of the Theater from Ten to Four u'Clork, where Private Boum may be lad. Bean, 4..—Pit, Slo —Gallery. la. DEPUTATIONS OF TURNPIKE TRUSTS ROUND THE AIETItOPOLIS. A NIEETINti of the nhote DEPUTATIONS partiewlarlyrequested to lar held at the Crown and . . /lecher Thiarn, in Ike Stand, ton lIIONDAV, the 18th of May, at Ore o'Clock punctually. By Oidir, JOHN BICKNELL, Clerk to the Deputation Meetings. Grammies, May 26, 1821. LADIEV AND GENTLEMEN'S SHOES, BOOTS, ale. THE QUALITIES EXCELLENT, THE PRICES BELOW ALL PRECEDENT. .1 BARU ET T and Co. hove n Shoe Roorn if • oul.ly for Laths, sod a Shoe Room solely fur Gra thmen, No. 1, Queen-street, near to 340, Oxfood-street. 01111ITLIBISIM's LADD? _ p. d. Drees *oft 6 6 Slitsw b 6 Woo C.,11' 6 6 Boot. • Wttlit ;too ditto.... 13 6 Bni I sad G rho Boots. I 4d, 24. 4d , sod 2s„ ad. d. Mock Kid 2 0 R►ni Kid Cordovan Bouts 11, lye %troop Shoes, Lit per fikor. Fattens Ll. 1011 YOUNO LADIIP, From 12 pars u J and up. ward., Ir. 61. tisul Very ouptroor mike.. 2 6 Clri6'rrn'. Houle .... 0 6 Du. otoinceta aDJ Shoe, 1 2 Cloth Otto— ..... 1 6 mehare Clow. 1.. is. COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, Eatabiishrd in sire Year INS, is, lIIEINNER.ETERET, and No. 34k OXFORD. - -- • STREET, Loudon. - THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM PANY solicit the favour of the Poblie stlostSuis to their very Reduced Prices of Wines sod Spirits. per Dour*. per DidesPilik. Port Wise, of fell ►only Malmsey Prlstleirs, of doe Mae &soar 34s. MN* &lidos. Sassier, Ditto.listit body S4i. aid vrarrsatell all as . _ . Old Sherry Fine (lid Busellse of full Vintage of 18011 SOL Ludy gi c Collbills4l ist of like quell. Ditto, light. from the I ty, end of the onstage Hock Grape ss,„ of 1904 Excellent Lisburn...... 38s. pw Gollea. 11.. 54. Fin. Old Madeira, /a./a.Fine Cordial Gin. A . Old Jamaica Muni-14s &l. voured Tenerife.... 411 s. Dili°, cutiouely Aor high Old Coeniac Broady, Pisa Apple Rum, Awii Bullets." flavoured Weft India Madeira TbeConsinersial Hell Hiss Creaming Champagne 7se. Company also rireostuenil the Is mt.., Mt, the finest ... • 6 s o . fullowsag COR DIA LS, which ere prepared is the superior Banat, ditio Clam second growth liOs. matinee of the Iliartihigra Dm". era growth, of Livieuts s • 1815 Vintage Care MAdvirs .. 10s. & Ils. Norma Oka/. Itt Bleat Mo. Red Cape Burgandy, oho Shrub, prepsreil with the Arst evil only parcel linen Lima end Pi.e ever imported .. 30s. Apples Bramitly Biuters 36a. IN 114 ES I N WOOD. ppe Pr rmi u i Cordial 311% New Port—. per Pipe 165 Cleve Broody . Me. Old ditto 9O Casio coni•iniug le brittle% Sherrie.. Cape Medeirae Iparlacg or Cressiing Cock. end Clove Brandy, 425. the aye Cider, 11,.. Ad. per dos. I ease.—Noyex. and Shrub eon .--3%. Ail. per dos ruts— I wily 11111 sold iu of out lIA. per gallon. less than 10 bottle,. A full List of the Company's Winos, containing the Par. l it-Ware of ['rusted Pus is, from 3 so 10 years to bustle, of all the favourite Bonn Rrieirn, Rorie, and other Irst-rate [le. vows, East India Sherries, Madeira., Mc. may be bail, by spielyiug to tier Company, us to their Agents as below sii.... Chelsea, \lr. G liaiehisisois ; Eelkold, Mr. Froakam• Cantd•es Taw., C. Illeloined i Greenwich, I. T. 'dunes; Cewielatut. John Base; sad Tottenham., Mt. iiiirlasda, jun. HOUSE OP COMMONS, FatmaT, MAT !S. The SPEAKER took the Chair at four o'clock. The Freehold Voters Regulation Bill wee brought is and read a first time, and ordered to be read a second lime or Monday oe'weight. The Home resolved itself into a Committee on the Irish Coal.yarda Acts, when a Resolution woe passed, recommend ing that leave be given to tiring in a Bill to amend lbe same; which was afterwards reported and agreed to, and leave giver accordingly. Os she motion of Kr. C. GRANT the Irish Insolvent Courts' Bell was ordered to be re-committed on Monday next. Os the motion of Mr. LITTLETON, leave was giver to withdraw the Church Briefs Bill. The Irish Stamps Bill went through the Committee, and was ordered to he reported on Monday. LONDON BRIDGE. Mr. Alderman WOOD brought up the Report of the Lon don Bridge Committee. Sir W. CURTIS said a few word., complaining of the great rxpeuse of building a new bridge, as the Commits,. reeonunesded, and thostglit it would be much better to repair the old oar. Mr. Alderman WOOD said, the additional expense would he defrayed out of properly which was held in trust for that purpose, sod would out in airy degree fall on the public. The Report was ordered to liens the table. Mr. DUG DA LE presented • Pentium from the Overseers aid Guarallum of the Pour in the town of siale g bart against the Poor Laws Amendment Bitt. The IPatitioa WIN ardaved to baar. ..- * • ORPHANS* r Sir W. CU BTU ogre, amigo of a motion having Wow gives and repeatedly posipooed reletiug to the Qrpboaat food, • subject with which hts name and character had been mush mixed up, and un which be wan moat anxious for an oppor tunity of explaining sod justifying his condom, he would now oak of the Hon. Member for Surrey (411 r. H Sumner) whether it was his kat-osier to move fur a Container this Beasiva, or whether be intended to postpone it ? Mr. H. SUMNER said that baviug found himself se peatedly obliged to postpone his mutton in order to give way to other motions of public importance, and afterwards on account of the ill health of the Hun. Baronet, he was at length brought to so late • period of the Session, that he could not hope to early through the Bill which Ise hoped would be recommended; he therefore mast nrcemarily post pone it, but be should certainly bring forward the subject next Session. Mr. W. COURTENAT hessoght In • Bill for the better regulation of Trust Estates, which was read • lest time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday next. Ou the motion of Mr. HUSKISSON !be Crow• Lands R ee Bill wail read a third lime and parsed. The River Importation Refutation Bill was read • brat time, and ordered to be read a second time on !Woodsy next. It was ordered that the Howse at its rising do adjourn to Monday. The Committee on the East India PrivsteTrade Bill was postponed ho Monday. The Comasittee en the Assessed Taxes Composition Bill was postponed to Wednesday nest. The Committee on the Bask of belated Bill was postponed to Monday next. Mr. H. G. BENNETT presented a Petition from Joshua Parris Trimmer, • dealer in slate, complaining that having ofered himself as tenant of a certain portion of land he longiog to the Crows, in the County of Carnarvion, which produced slate is considerable quantities and of exceiliat quality, he had heels refused, mud • lease of the same bad b,vo grouted so Mr. P t, • Member of the House, and one of she Commissioners of Woods and Forests, who did ~act work the quarry, because he had a gurney on an (elate of kis own in the neighbourhood from which be derived a considerable. • mune, although the slate which it produced was of so inferior quality. Mr. HUSKISSON, at considerable length, explained the eircanciaueer of the lease. It appeared that the right of the Crown was disputed by the lice Lady Pesithyo, and the claim in the opinion of the Crows lA./ma was a doubtful one. The piyperty haring bees surveyed by a professional man, who recommended if any hardy adventurer could be Knout to offer h mself as a tenant, that it should be let to him fur W. a year, and a ninth part of the slates worked, i■ (*der to avoid Isligatous an offer was made to Lady Penrhysi on the part of the Crown, of a lease us, t h ose terms, which was accepted by her Ladyship, and that lease had since come tutu ibe possessi-n of Mr. Pennant. Mr. DAWKINS PENNANT entered into a statement at enniidttrable length of the odoure of the property, and to prove that he did musk the quarry, read an areouut of the expenses of working it for a considerable period. Some conversation then ensued between Mr. Alderman Wood, Mr. Huskisson, Mr. D. Pennant, suit Mr. H. G. Bennett; after which the Petition was ordered to be printed. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. A message from the Lords antimuted lbw their Lordships bad agreed to several private Rills, and to the Grampownil Disfranchisement Rill, wells some asseudinenta, in which they requested the Hume of Commons to acquiesce. The messengers having withdrawn, and the menage being read over by the SPEAKER to the Horse— Lind MI Lrin4 said, as it was his intrittiou to call the attention of the House to the onlore of the amendments in troduced by the Lurd into the Grantiniund Diafrauchisement Bill, he should wish to have the amendintsits read, mil ordered to be printed, mid that a day should then be find for taking Hum i•to considrration. HiN therefore, moved, " That the said amoldurent• be wow read." The Marquis of LONDON DERRY rose to @neves to the Noble Loetland to the Hou.e, that if any dinuestou went to take place on the amendments, it would be more cones meat to tlet r going into them until a futon day. Lid MILTON said, that he should move the Hossein agree with the arneudineuta of the Lords. Mr. S. WORTLEY signified his intrados of objectiug to Ibe ameaduaeuts. Mr. C. W. WYNN by no means wished to put iu hazard lb* remedy which was contained in Use 8011. The motion was agreed to. lord S. RUSSELL was anxious that the remedy of the DIU 'should not be Isimarded by any attempt to divide the souse, of York isle two plots, concerning which plat., the mare he cossidered it the mere was heirooviseed of the great difficulty of secomplialsiss it. He shoved that the Bill should be priated with the amesdoirnts.—Ordered. DR. THORPE. Mr. HUME presented a Petition frost Robert Thorpe, Doctor of Lawn, setting forth, that in 1681 he left the Eng lish bar to go out to Prince Edward'. Island, as Chief Jus tice of the Criminal Court that in PPS he was 'removed to the Court of King's perreb, Upper Canada----that in 1808 lee was sent out as Chief Justice to Sierra Leone, and was made Judge of the Admiralty Court in 1811—that in 1814 she inhabitants ofSieera Leone sent borne a 'sensorial contain ing charges against Governer Maxwell of abusing his trust and employing the forces placed rind., his command in the pleader of the ueighlinering districts—that the Petitioner • forwarded the memorial to the Secretary of Slate, Earl Ba thurst, who, instead of admitting the Petitiouer and the memorialists to tie proof of their allegations, did by letter express to the Petitioner that his Majesty's Ministers had considered the ease of the Petitiofter, bad concluded that he had acted devegatory to the dignity of the situation in which he was placed—that be had rendered hi■self rant to retain that situatios—that his Majesty's Ministers had advised the King to dismiss him from ii, and that his Majesty had to said him accordingly. The Petitioner declared further, that be was ignorant of having dose any thing to incur the (*pleasure of Government, except is 'ending home the sisemorial. as act "which his duty required hint to per form► The Pelitiseier thought this lamb treatment foe each au olfeeee, after so any poem of lispertaait pshia lionise, mid as,,, hassior bees ImArvased W the Secretary of lime seamy set esounitted by him which emelt! he deemed worthy of sorb trestoseot. The Petitioner prayed redress Irons the House. The Hoe. Goodman stated, is addition, that one of the settlers had returued home and brought an action against Governor Maxwell for conduct of the nature corn• plained of to the memorial, and that the Governor was cast in damages —a plant proof that there was some ground for the charges made against him. Mr. WARES remembered as action having been brought .gaited • Governor abroad—be supposed it muse have been Governer Maxwell—and that there soli of that action hieing horn stated is the House, the Member for %titbits.a ex pressed it as his opinion that the G ought to he in defaulted for his losses oat of the public money. He re collected that an Ortimetios was gives from the other side of the Noose that seek indemnity would be given, and the Hesse seemed entirely to concur with the suggestion. If these drugs were so, he thought it plain that the charges i■ the Petition were not entitled to any consideration. Mr. GOULBURN corroborated the account of the Hoe. Geetlensan who had just sat down, and said, that isotherm brit the distresses of she Petitioner prevented him (Mr. G) from entering isle so explasation of all the circrwatsnees of the case: is pity for the present coodision of the Petitioner, he ►efrained from making sae of his Official knowledge of the particulars. Mr. HUME was quite ignorant of any cha►ges which could be adduced against the Petitioner. The oaths el twelve honest Jurors bad give• some warrant to his state meats. He lamented that the Hon. Gentleman had not goes into the statemeots so which be had so distantly alluded. Ile thought that there was less mercy 'hewn to the Peti tioner by insinuating than by stating the charges opiast him ever so broadly. Mr. C. HUTCHINSON, without deriding on the merits of the case referred to in the Petition, bore ',alimony to the great character and talents of the individual who bad sent it. He bad been dtatinguished in the appointment to his slim by the recommeudatiun of the lest Judge of the Circumstances had come to his knowledge which bad Weed his opinion of the uncivil, and abilities of the Petitioner to the 'towbars* of the duties of his office. Mr. SCARLETT knew nothing of she case between the Petitioner sad Governor Maxwell, but be remembered that an settee was brought against the latter by a poor ass, who got a verdict, with 1,0001. damage.. The Petition was ordered to be printed. FORGERY PUNISHMENT MITIGATION BILL Sir JAMB* IMAcKINToSII, iii bringing up the Report of this Bill, wished to move the small amendments which lie found it iircessary to make in order to the Bill being reprinted, and to post pone the discussion upon them snail the third read ing. He concluded now that the House of Com mons. by full two-thirds of its number. had decided opium the general principle of inflicting death for the crime of forgery. After complimenting the humanity and wisdom of the eminent bankers and merchants who bad lent him their support in the previous stages of this Bill, he expressed his teadi. mess to defer to their opinion, though against his own. by introducing some alterations which had heeu suggested by them. He would move, in ad *jou to the exceptions made in the Bill, some fur ther ones, to exclude from the effects of it forgers of wills in bequest of personal property. Landed property was too well secured in its testamentary chsposition by the multiplied forms of law to need soy such security. He would except also the two forgeries created by the Marriage Act—forgeries of entries of marriage', and marriage licenses.— He moved the couia.iou of the word " wills," and the insertion of these words, to occur imme diately afer the exceptions of forgeries on the Bank of England, " or ally last will, codicil, or testa. narsitary papers." 31r. Cairn suggested, that forgeries on country banks •ou l tlit to be excepted, as wall as those oil the Bank of England. Sir J. MACKINTOSH suggested, that this or any This day is published, in foolscap live. pitch*. THE VIE W, and other POEMS. By CHAN DOS LEIGH, Eat!. "The Poets entitled • The View,' which emission mire. liens written dairies' a Tour in Switzerland and Italy, is coeupeeed with considerable talent; some passages have mock poetical spirit, and the whole piece displays s degree of desuut, liberal , and well regislated Wilt& which do credit to the Asiker's principles as a man."—Vide Edict burgh Review, No. 119, for March 1911. Pointed for W. Sams, Bookseller to his Royal Highuess the Duke of York, I, St. James's-W(4. TRUSLRIVII HOGARTH MORALIZED. To be pwirlialta vs the let of June, in royal 410. embel lished with Four En ravines, Part I. (to be etnatinurd Mealy until completed, in Forty Part.), price b. or with Proof Impressions of the Plate*, 4s. of HOGA R MORALIZED; containing One Hntsdred and Sixty Engravings, mostly from the original Paintings, by Mr. Cooke and Mr. Devenposs. with Descriptions, In which are pointed out many hinnuies that have White.* escaped notice; with a Comment nit their Moral Tendency. By the kip,. 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SICILY, From Drawings by Mr. DEW INT, from tbs Original Sketch.. of Capt. LIGHT. Imperial Oleo. N 06.1. to I. Te be completed in 12 Nos.—A few Copies of Proof lapses. moos of lb* above Works, royal gaario, may yet be bad. -•- . other suggeslim would be bests7.llonsitilib at tba third readmit. Mr. P. Gatineau. saw no rearms for exeepting I forgeries en dm Book of P.naitted; his if thv weie excepted, so ought the fa .s of musts"! bank p aper to b e excepted eh.. -• Mr. J. - Mame wished the ptiniitifileut to he altered from impnaossarent, sr the doserki. 11 of the Judges, to traosportation foe life. He could agree Ants* lighter tooddlestion of punishment in Goy F fir . H . G. Bennett Vonsidesred transportalist as a bounty tor the commission of crime. Mr. BAatitio scrods, inst nee ashy fiogeries on the Bank of England were to be excreted. As to the Batik, it wee no question of theirs, for theykdid not pay the fur l ed notes; it lay with the public. only ; sod if the principle on which the Bill had. been introduced were good for any thing, it moat go to the length of substituting a milder, ea therefore more efficacious punishment fur that of Ileuili in every case. Mr. J. SMITH wished to hose the punishment fixed and definite for every case alike. Mr. LOCKHART was shout to discus' the general propriety of the Rill. Sir J. MACKINTOSH suggested, that it would be . . better to postpone the discussion till the third reading, when the oh/emotions en the Dell woad be much more in order than on the introduction of a few plight amendments ; which were moped • merely with a view to having them printed. The amendment was agreed to. Sir J. filscettsvosn moved an amendment to. except forgeries of entries of marrisges in perish register., and licenses to solemnise marriages. The emendnieut was adopted. Mr. PEAR'S rind r few nerds. Sir J. itlacictircosn moved another amendment, to except forgeries of any transfer of ',abbe or bank stuck, or of any power of attorney for trams., ferring the same. This amendment was adopted.' A dnctilision took piece on the punishment tab stituted tar the capital one iu the Bill—namely, not lent than three, nor exceeding fuerteen years im prisonment, with or without herd Istiouv. Mr. BARING recomnsended that the enactmebt should he simply not less than fourteen years im prisonment and herd harbour. Ur. Lusetsetott thought that, the punishment for largely ought to he severe, nod %is the mercantile enteregnivaa abaci 'so be put to a very .ensesjderable experinarat ise tin sake of removing the punishment of death, it was *sly due so them and to the adrocotes of the Rill to secure severe penalties for the offence of forgery. He was de sirous also of making the punishment certain, *nil as little depemisot on the discretion of the Judges as possibl , . He moved as au amendment the rub btitutiosi of " not less then ten years imprisonment with hard labour." The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said that the discussion had guile to o coosiderable length. If they were to debate all the clauses it would be im possible for the important business of the night to come on lii sufficient time. Si. J. MACKINTOSH acceded to the amendment, which was adopted. He nest proposed, tigreealtly HS the suggestion of the Lord Advocate, a proviso to except the law and practiee of Scotland from the operation of this Bill. Mr. Calm now proposed a clause to except " any vote, check, or promissory note, forged nu sat y country tank, &c." The Satosea said that the opportunity would lie open on the third reading to propose such it clause. At 'resent the discussion would Itad to • no result, as the motion could not be put. Mr. MasitaLY said that it would be giving a premium Inr forgeries on country banks not to 'seep% them as well as forgeries on the Bunk of . England. Mr. LOCKHART promised his !turps!' :to the exception of cou n try b u nk f orger i e t- Sir J. Neweosce spike to order. fie conceived that the discussion opoit a question which could not then be put must be very useless. Mr. MARRTATT insisted on his tight to discus the question. He could not understand the di.- gi n et i o n taken in the Rill, by excepting the for genes on the Bank of England, and not those on country banks. Mr. C. W. WYNN spoke to order. The Hon. Member had a right to discuss the question. but the time for doing so had passed. Mr. BRIOHT rose to speak to order— The SPEAKER said, that there was one Hoo. Member engaged in speaking to order alreAv. Mr. C. W. Wyatt appealed to the Speaker if it was the tight of any Member to go Into the dis cussion on u new clause or amendment which could not then be put. The Srkausu thought he had made himself understood before—sthat no Member could revert to that stage of • Dill which had gone by, in which it would have beret his right to propose amendments. The debate at present must he out of order and useless, as int motion could be made. Mr. Caters said something not sufficiently au.. dible—to wt,it It The SPEAKER replied. that it was in the power of the Hon. Member to object to, admit, or emend the amendment before the House, which was a pro viso to encept from the operation of the Bill the law and practice of Scotland. Mr. Girt.' said • few words. Mr. LOCKHART reminded the Hon. Member (Mr. Cripps) that he might move a new clause to be added in the Report, or move the recomannueot of the 8.11. The amendment was agreed to, mod on the goo. titan that ihr Bill .hould be engrossed.— Mr. CRIPPII proposed his clause. The Sentient requested the Hon. Member to hand it up in writing. Sir J. MACKINTOSH, rather than details the House longer, agreed to the recommits's* of the 1 I Ili 4 ..—1.da,.1