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rttto NUMBER 1616 ) EXIT F.-W.4416 :;ilYetritY-LAN E. PRESENT P- EVEN IN G, iln reh 11_ true, Their Majr►l in' *moults will let the Oitera of THE HAUNTED TOW El. Baron uf Oelldatid b Mr.'Otokftiu ; bird William, Mr. Bps -3 ; *lewd, Mr. Reouiefet timith ; Robert, Yr Dignom. Laxly alum. de ceurey, Mrs. Mathews; Adds, Sigtora Mlles fishy. ahitr tbe - Mvived Farie of THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. • On Thitreday, The Eellee Stratagem; with Ella Room-. N i g —Oa fotereay, False Marais; with Vas Devil to pay.—Aud ou Mosuloy, t h e 'frac* PiWWWW, :IC .C. ORATORIOS. . - LAST WhILK BUT TWO. • THEATRE DOTAL, COVENT-GARDEN. "FrovNiOrtktOlV EVENING, March 23, Ile% ji, ME be perfumery', • A GRAND SELECTION. Is which is rompeleed Omiterr—Esther. GRAND DICE - 0 11 NI: EN TE LAMM, with the Sons, " Holy holy Loud," by Mra Dictum. Avisoies nth Concerto on the Violin. by , hir. A.hley. Dr. Boyce. favourite Dimino, " Here shall •eoft Charity" by Err. graham and Mr. Bellamy. " The • Irioin of Eve," by Mrs. Blond. " Lather's Hywa" 4 . tirade Aire," aid " come if you dare " by Mr. Brakes. , And oil Friday will be performed, for ' the left time this ' , Ser.eun, the Framed Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. i Composed* G. F. HANDEL. V Principal Pmforesers—Mrs. Dickans, Mr.. Bland, sir " Moldyirt Dees and w ei r t . i iii 'l:r. Bralasan, hi r r a Guns, i ilr. GrAi r ., Wei ; Ovum, ler. J. Ashley. . . . 1 Ihms tole at betas at Seves.vllek Price se 11141 e. FOR EIIeIVEN NIGHTS ONLY. .. . MR. DIBLYIN'S NEW EN'TERTAIN miner, at the LARGE THEATRE, LY. EllM, being trees rive:red with the louden sad most ' I appemee„ will be relocated wcry doe TUESDAY HURSDAT, SATURDAY, UM the Oh of A the 'mimeses seuetion of the RAU Illei. the Ciundenion, inenee parts, roosietin 0 IMITATION, tiNGS, GLEES, he. culled, THE PROFIRISONAL yougrrEsits. . Rotes es.—Ph eis--Oallet7 its.-44row Caller/ is --Ns 'Motley to Ile rettetema.--Sulfurs to tfte Setterire is in raga taratnec—rPlecomile the Dom mar be takes at the Lytelp, Am Ten OE Fair eltleeli * The Doors will ammui I Sews and the Performance he* t at Eight. —.nate saws be kart after lislf-past Wen "'Clock .—Soso imh k e l i f e t=te s t tAr e had at the Tiastme. •.•Tbe k permute 'if warmth. imp *Ajar* lop Kttt THEATRE, D4te41 1 .114 1 0 00 . 14R WATERS, Joint Proprietor of the awe Theatre (in right of bill Executor/chip to the bite Mr. Geoid), begs leave to inform the Public, and all whom It may rumen] that be will in no nay itlatever be responsible fur any Debt or Debts that may be contracted by Mr. Taylor, on account of the above Property, who taker open himself the 11111011:111111Cla of the kings Theatre, by Uperit Hume 'KINGS 'THEATRE, nAgem 7, lens. Ate. WATERS, Joint Proprietor of the, said 'Theatre, end Mertgsgee of the ether Proprietor's chore, Oa right of his Executorship to the late Mr. Gould), tibias It inesiabest on bins to moan' the :SOU lily as Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, to pity no sub wriptioto bet Into the bands of Mews. Davison, Noel, Temple, and Co. Pall-Mall, the legal Bankers te k tlie Con. rem, which Subscriptions must he placed to tlitiunt of the 'reiterate of the Theatre, and should any Lady or Gen- Suomi be iodated to pay their Soberription into any other (loaml but that above-inentiuued, the same may be disput ed hererfttr. It having bees intimated to Mr. Waters, that koate which have fur years heeneetained by the Nobility and Gertry, Subscribers to the Opera, are not ',cored to these Honourable Po. mai, since Mr. Taylor has taken upon him self the Mansinaeut of the Concern, Mr. Waters therefore takes this oppoetenity to annex as Extract for the informa tics of the Suhaeribein, from the Tiust deed, dated 24th AlkMlsli 1799, " ft r hereby declared and agreed, that so Person who Bow w or at toy tire or tidies hereafter shaft he, in !MUM- Oils of a But or Boxes, es the head boloreribri thereto, or the Proprietor thereof, 'ball be removable at tho will, plea. sole, or caprice of the add utilises Taylor, his Executors, Administrators, or Ass;goets, except by volootary serriode srr roigostioe thereof." by whie•h it appeors the Proprie r ewe tam tot a power of thiposseseilig way of tie babacriber. • tßairmspretwre Boxes. r 1 411 MOAVING, March 11, id El 1 o'clock, itibe Third Drawing commences. CAP:TALS. Prises a 5,0 , 0 /130 100 • Re. time. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted embalm, coolants on Salo, by It ICHA ELLISON, GOODLUCh and CO. Cern *al and Cheriay-erone ' who bare sold the f o llo w i ng Capi tal Ft :eta to the present Lottery—The First Day or Dtawmg, Jw 4,•oo, a Prat! of I.nool.—No. "9,469, soul. bath in Siam—Abe flecvLd Lay of Drawing, No. 13,311, a Prize 1,nu04. ht • whole Ticket, and No. 911,43;, a Prize of 1111111 is Shares. Tishah and Shares far the CITY LOTTERY are also na mite RIGHARDSON, GOODLVICY and CO. STATE LOTTERY. U. ".98). Orawii a Prize of 10,00e 1 . March a, bietsgoilia First Day of Drawbar of the rreeent Lottery, wsi illtred to Sixteen RixtveMbil; iiLeWilte No. 14.123, draws a Prise of itookbol. March in, briar the Se emed Day of Drawing, wee sold in One Quarter, Three E.tistir ' sod 5.% St:trend's, by si r JAI! I Bit AN S eOMA asa co , Peoprietois of the Lucky Lottcry OftiNg, No 11, Hither& ; 37, COrnhtS gad 38, ILly1114.17(:, Allittily; where TICK trs ale SH AR ES 0: FICK 1. t S ate now selhnt , watr.oted unaray•ti, and the P:izti. !•.11.1 M either of Ili.: abase OtKete on l't.wind. The , ate !Amery contai..s mire Cap . ..l; i' - ttet that , ha' Itat•iy beta la mast of the Law: Lotieries, usaberl. S. B. Titioh Lad Shane *Ts likerreie the riTN 1101ISS LOT r ERI rocs:son; ;Wooly inhOta. Toctot 2 44100 fee tr..th Lotteries poit.s. T H EAT RE- OVA COVEN'S-GARDEN. ► PRESENT EVENING. March ?..1, JI Jew, will be reetbeed, the o_or THE TRAVELLERS IN IWERLAN D. Doriatond, Mt. Neaten ; Dikes, Mr. leetediou Croat Eriposi, Mr. Fawcett ; Sir LeiterterM , Logidie, Mr. Taylor; Daniel, We. Mettles ; P4lbinsi ilko. 4 ' 6 'l. 3110 fksberriSei M i es Dickens ; Sher HoNew ; Neeinde, Mee. C. Kew. Margery, Mot. Lietou; Shepherdess, Miss De entail. R -4 fe* 011417 RE MIDOW"S CHOICE. O. Thereeity, he Mae of the Worla; with Who Witte I or, The Widely!, Cheiee.-00 Saturday; The .11erchant of g. Mire ; with Lore ou Moods', WWI. the Moor of Vetate ; with the New Pantomime. JESDAY, MARC • VICINIALLING-OFWICE, nee. riE COMMISSIO . N ERS for Vidraikeig His lllajesty's Navy do he rely give Notice, That on TUES DAY, the led instant, they will be ready to venire Tinders in writing (sealed up), and treat for what COOPERAGE STOKER the service of aus Depa rtment nay require far an span of one your front the dale of the Contract, to be delivered into the Tinseling Stores at Dexford, and to be paid fur by AWL payable with Interest, ninety days afire date. Tie Cusditiess of the Cootraet nay be seen at the Secretary's No O. No regard will he had Is any Tender in which the Price shalt Rot he inserted is words at kagth, or that shalt oat be delivered Se the Board before Osso'Clock on the said Tuesday, the std instant; nor amen the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Person es his behalf, attends, to aesser when caltedfbr. VICTUALLING-OFFICh4 as tows. TE COMMISSIONERS/or Victual ' hog Ilia Majesty's Nary do hereby giro Notice, That on TUES DAY, t4e egd of March Next, they scat be ready to receive len der. is seritiof {M ated ap), mod , Not jar the stiffly e what Fit gpF way do requited for the use of Nu Majesty's Ship and I easels at Jersey and Weymouth (ens separate Cos ave4.o.4triviLiPcodist ItAgelithiVAAl Feltai, aid iwt*it _ • payable, spill, iaterest, liberty day: after date. Tie Coaditious of the Contracts may be seem at the gcrelary's (We, or by applying to the Poetoseeter et Jersey, and the lector of the Customs at Weymouth. No regard will he had to asty 'feeder in which the Price shall oat be hurried it Wards at lei.Vh, or that shalt not 14 detecyred to the Board brgne One o'Cbt* on the said Toessiej, the aid ef March sat, Nor unites the Person who makes the reader, et some Person or his behalf, attends, to ammo. whoa apitailfor. EAGLE INSUILA%CIi COMPANY. FIRE —ANNUITIES—LIFE. CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS. OFFICE, CORNRILL, LONDON. detrooteges to Lusters with this Compost: Peresent Rest is ease of Fire, without bases* of Promo= --Damage by Lightning made good.—NO Charge fur Po! - Indorsements, Alterations, or Surveys.—A Coat salmon per Cent. allowed on Slipping losissoce. Abistr.aents made a Conntry Insurances from tut to 251. per Crr t. Farming Stock insured without Average Claims. • By Order, W. BEETHAhl,.Secretary. Eagie Qilier, Match .21, shoo. • T• ON. , • _ I P i. 1 - - - Tt. IMPLRIAL PARLIANINT. HOUSE OF LORDS—MomDAY, Millen 11. The Loan CH • NCI LLOR priveuted a Bill foe Aerie( the Judiciary Laws of Scotland, which was read a /rat llama, sad . . ordered to be printed. Lord AUCKLAND moved, "'that the Petition of the Manchester inerchimt, trading to North Ame rica, sheald be taken into consideration, •nd that the - Petitioners should be heard by themselves or Counsel on the subject matter of the Petition." He then stated, that the Petitioners would he Featly aggrieved by the *Orders of Council pagiiiujiuto a law, and quoted precedents to shew, that it would not be infringing on the role.; or ptivileges of the House to hear them by Counsel against the Sill for regulating the Orders et Conned. Lord Ilaw /MOWRY; celavettted . with obeerY ing, he was sarpriaad .that the Nahfc . Liailivenld now bring forward his 'motion in that bfialii*, is lie „sminstaroLlAminse the -- lie would " That the worth f subject matter' . ,41 *trot. out, and that in their stead phonld be substituted that Petitioners be heard on the article et cotton wool ou the Bill Prohibiting the e%poitation of that article, vend all other matters upon which they could ire* heard. without interferng with the privileges of the House.' Lord Gagesitim said, that the Petitioners had not mentioned cotton Wool, nod he ;mild not see how the amendment would be relevant to the prayer of the Petition. The LORD CHANCILLLOR wof opinion that there was no mode ill which the Petitioners could be heard against the Orders of Council, end he did not think they ought to be heard at all. Lord Gaga vita.' observed, that tls . : port of the Bill that wes aid and supply might be separated from that which was only regulation. iuul they might be heardAis the regulation part. Lord ELDON Itiptained. VDOOMA. SiostOtrru spoke at length in favour of the motion. UNION FIRE-OPFICE, COKNHILL, -LONDON, ESTABLISHED IN 1 - 14, F°lt th e Insurance ma /dells of Buildings, liesocioid "ream (!trails end Stock is Tiede, in Tryst, or en Ce4moisiss, Farming Stock, and Slap. in Harbour, in Dock, ee srkilr Bnifdisf, from Lo, or Damage by Fi.e, &p -lowed*, Au rally, or for skeet -dad, 141/11111111 111106( Policies become due at LADY DAY met, sot respectfully informed, that they will low- the De misfit if the said Policies if the and dui ) are out paid al or before the gel day of Apni, Policies of sea end upwards, into. Looms by Firs by Lightuang Lave shrays been made good by ass Society. By Order, C. P. CIALABIN, Seerefero. IjrUri. FIRE sad LIFE OFFICE, Earl GENT followed on the came side, in a very energetic speech. Lnrd.Naw►essnaY remarked, his amendment was for accommodation; hut since the debate bad taken such a turn, lie wonid ask leave to with draw it. Jr - A A sir 1, inrtitresd nog, jar harrist ,Glllll4O, :Nero scuba, ifffie* s Watt', is Harbor, or is Dock ' i'issrir, Critft ; ad Cops Aso Loa or Deeieze by Fos; alo es fur Im ams law, gwortneg Assisitiori tAc. CAPITAL, TWO /1111LLION4. Prirllll *on fire being of the first import mos 4•4110101•40.16420.7, aortal lasibilahoos Issw• beim formed fur that Ireful pmpuee ; and this Company having, been established open a plan which holds out very superior advantages, the Donators feel confident of public support The bminem of the Company commenced at Miclimhoas last,. and lueurances, to a very considerable amount, bate Already beep effected. Proposals may be bad at the Office, and Insurances by persons whose Policies expire at Lady-day, may be effected 'upon Toy advantageous terms. .Persons Insuring Property in this Office, to the amount of load. are entitled to very peculiar advantages!!! AU Policies of 3001. and nr.arila, are horsed gratis; and Insurances upon Household Goods, under that amount, may be effected without distinct areifieations! No deduction whatever in the Payment of lames! Lop or Vantage by Fire, .occasioned by Lightning, is imld L 'hy this Company! • Illnrusts paid un the removal of Road', in case of fire, and all Inas or damage thereby made good to hooted! No charge made fur Indosements' A considerable deduction is allowed to Merchants on short period Lord AUCKLAND observed, he was not particular as to the mode ; he would be a illiuo to conform to, any motion that could be sui!,,gesttd hv the Noble Lord, that would effect the lue iitise of the Peti tioners. The EM of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE supported the amendment. The Earl of LAUDEND ILE said, that the amend ment of the Noble Secretary of State was accord ing to Ob amid meshed ofgettiog rid of subjects lborke c ould DOE . oppsiellirr! erried - the Pet ition to the Cotton Prohibition Bill, the ouly article to prohibit the exportation of which could he of any advantage, as it made it cheap ; but the raw ma terial being cheap was not the object of the Peti tioners—their object was to get a market for their goods when manufactured. He concluded by oh serving, that the amendment would be of no pos e Bible use to the Petitioners. Lord Eaurwa followed on the same side. Lord ELDON found fault with the Noble Secre tary of State for his amendment ; for, as an dual, he thought the Petitioners had no right to be heard. The Earl of BUCKINGHAM:MIRE approved of the amendtneet. Lord GICNVILLE moved, as a further amend ment. "That the words Cotton Wool Prohibition Bill' be left out." Oa which the question was put and negatived. The question on the original amendment was then put and negatived, after which the original question was got and negatived. Earl BATEUSIT moved the Order of the Day for the second *reading of the Orders in Council Bill. He supported ithe measure as being of that nature which would distrait the enemy the most. He hoped that after this subject bad been do often discussed, and that such convincing arguments of its utility had bean adduced, there would be no opposition ; and that it would pass with the una nimous voice of the House. • Lord Ensiles, in reply to Earl Bathurst, went at length into the nature of the question, andar gued with prat perspicuity of reasoning aga inst the measure, which he proved was fraught with incaletilnble mischief to the best interests of the coustry, by impeding a certain channel for the sale of our inauutiictures, as well as our colonial produce, of which the warehouses of oar merchants are so overstocked. His Lordship then reverted to the prohibition of exporting bark ; be said— " You profess that you mean to force France into peace by intolerable privation, and for this ob ject, you go even the length of leaving the sick to perish for want of medicine, bringing upon us, I fear, the awful and everlastiog curse— , I was siek and ye visited me not.' My Lords, you do more, you prevent the sick from being visited by that which the Author of Nature, iu the mysteri ous construction of the world, ha s made the only specific for a disease with which it has pleased him to afflict us ; it mocks i all the power of human thought and genius,_ why the bark of a tree should come in contact with the destructive poison in the blood of man ; it is the gift of n benevolent God to his creatures, which man ought not to take away." Tht Earl of SELICIRIL observed, that be could not approve of the measure, because its tendency went to injure the good understanding between this country and the United States of America, and he felt how nece...ary it was for us and our Colonies to maintain a good understanding with that COULI• try.—He concluded with reprobating the system of Ministers, in studying how to raise the price of sugar and coffee, instead of devising means of sae. Leven Pr.: a Insurances. A Brokerage of fire per rent is allowed °nail hipping In- ince. ! Policies toe more than one year allowed a count! Fanning Stock, on one farm, insured without the Average Clause. . . . Engines, earrinz trate, (on a new principle, invented by Mr. Dramait), are stationed in the taunt eligible situations in the Metropolis, and ready fur immediate service on the first alarm of Fire. Agents are appoiated in most of the principal Cities and Towns is the Vitiated Kingdom. By Order of the Directors, WM. BURY, Clerk. Books, rota:lining the Tables of Rates of Premiums, with every particular respecting Life Insurance, fie. may be had at the Office, ow application to Mr. St. Croix, Actaary to t►e Life Department. This day is published, by Legman and Cu., and Symonds, Paternoster-row ; Egertoit, Whitehall; and Moak% Ports mouth g Yob. a•e. price Ous Gaines, IIIHE TRIAL of GEN. WHffELOCKE ; taken is Shortitaud by Mr. GURNEY with a Copy of the mullein Delmer. To which wilt be addrd, au Ap pendix, ountainiug fienrral Whitelocke'■ Instructious, and aU-the other Official Parrs produced in Court ; with • Map of Beam Ayrra, and the sarronading vomits,. GRAM) STATE UrrTERy. THIS IHOS:41 - 11Z . , -- st - Fierea otlock, the Drawiag is. rrilE TICKETS,&ZS,I66, a Prize of Loma. and No. eo6, • Prise of 3001. last Tuesday, wan both Sold is Shares by HODGES, PAINE, sad CO. Stink- Balker*, No 2, Coral!! ; and 14j, Oxford-sheet ; warm TICKE fS and SHARES, Warranted Undress, are ea Sa/a in great Vattety Mate of the Whcel : uf L 20,00u I lu of . L. 1,000 10,000 25 5,000 &e TICKETS and SHARES of the GRAND CITY LOT TEIt Y, containing only 20,000 Tickets, are also as Sale es above. FANI-lIONABLE PATENT SOFA JL BEDS, chair-beds, four-post and tent bedsteads, with furniture and bedding complete; the new-invented patent Trafalgar sideboard and dining-tables- also, the Im perial ilining-tables, and portable chain; elegant snits of dearing•roons and dining room furniture, carpets, glasses, 64t .; the patent Eait India sonsguito net beds, with every taller article matinfactured on purpose fur foreign climates ; runs and airy clitipatte, on entire new principles and in lentims; every article is the Upholstery and Cabinet BrauQh.., requisite fur the famishing of Homes complete, in the flint style of modern fashion and elegance, at MOR GAN and BANDER/I'o Manufactory and Ware-rooms, N... 16 s:ti ty, Catherine-street, Strand, Loudon. b. B. Morgans and Sanders bare no ceametivo whatever Witt, way Waldman in Linden. , • ' '4, "Ali 10. V. . * . • .A....... , !.- :5111%44:". ' ,11 • . , A.. , 1J . I P4j1119 1 rtllto •• . ~ ..... i ~ •• ~.._ , ~,,,, ~ .. • . 1 UESDAY, MARC , . - Y-LAN E. ViCIVALLING-OFFICE, idaacia7, nee. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Nis rch et),. I rpHE COMMISSIONERS for Vidrakibig His —....- 4,,i Opera of A. Majesty's Nave do he rely give Notice, MD so TUES. DA r, the .4.2 d inttaw, they will be ready bset-ewe Teeders iii HOUSE OF LORDS—Mob oau, Maned it. -... Bra. araisF (sealed sp), and treat for what COOPERAGE The LORD CR•NCILLOR presetited a Bill tot altering the .-ert, STORES the service of this Department way require for the Judiciary Laws of Scotland, which was reed a Ind time, sad spare of ewe yew front the dale itt. the Contract, to be delivered ordered to be printed. into the Victualling Stores at Depiford, and to be paid for by Lord AUCKLAND moved, " That the Petition of Nils, payable with Interest, ninety days ofier date. '‘•• Csadieisru of the Contract way be seen at the Secretary's the Manchester merchants, trading to North Ame rica, should be taken into consideration, and that -4 will he lead ti, any reader in which the Price shall the Petitionera should be - beard by themselves or is iesrdi at leiteth, or that shall set he delivered Counsel on the subject matter of the Petition." He ~,, thee eGisch on the said Tuesday, the std 'he Perwa who wakes the Tender, or some then stated, that the Petitioners would be greatly *elide, le ansaer when erlianifbr. aggrieved by the 'Orders of Council paining into a ' tNG-OPPIOE, Fs.. as mod. law, and quoted precedents to chew; that it would .•4 ERS for Vietuadiag His not be itifringieg on the rides or pi.ivileges of the '-e Notice, That on TUES- House to hear them by Coudael agalupt the Sal for 11 be ready to rewire len- regulating the Orders of Council. . ''Or the apply af what Lord l!awaLianay.-cotomenced. with sibaerV 'l.9f.,.. livp." tienc.i. ing, he was surprised. *that the NAbln-Leid'irould . .. 44/oflaig, now bring forward his motion in that scant, as lie .assustasailltoour, the He would therefore 'arr.* " That the words • subject spasm-es rin out, and that in their stead ebonld be substituted ' that Petitioners be heard on the, article Cl' cotton "1 on the Bill prohibiting the exportation of ,rtiele and all other matters Open which ' '4 Ue heard, without interferiUg with the ' the House.' " -mix said, that the Petitioners had 'ton wool, and he amid not see • would be relevant to the ,it was of opinion tl.at Ake Petitioners could ',until, und he did Al. wet of the •parated ' they forth. douse u. Contra zioa-coo, The Bill was then , mined to-usurrow. Adj. O'CLOCK. --,:............ ROUSE OF ( OMNI, Tim 9 . . informed the House tiro. hod waited on the Hook of Peers, when thi had agreed to Lord Viaeowat Lake's Passion Bill, Drawback Bill, the Mutiny Bill, the Eseheqner Reg. Bid, and mortal private Bills, ,itboot any araeadnient. Lard hi t lava broach, up a Bill fee the regulation of to tettlieQlstliiers to the West It idiag wrYorkeldre. -111F."rilielfLieti rose, and said, Se di a 'Dot liflifldir OS vri.- ` oldie Hill thorough". inclined to la. acquainted with the contents or purport ly, hot as fir as he knew any thing of it, he was give it his support and approbation. The Bill was then read a first time, and ordered to be trail a second time to-munrow. A Bill fur enabling certain persons to erect a bridge over the Thames, opposite Vauxhall Turnpike, was then read a brat tire. A Natio° was thee brought up from the pro prietors of rotate adjacest lands, praying to he beard against the second reading of the said Bit:, by their Coon eel. The Petition wee ordered to lie ou Wale, until the locoed reeding of the said Bill. Mr. F,STE4a brought up a Bill fur protect:.` the Bank of Ireland in the nailing of certain coins celled tokens, value teupence sterling, Irish, and preveuting, ender certain penal ties any person frost counterfeiting the same. The Bill s..as read a first time, and ordered to be read a ennead time to narrow. He also presented certain aecottata from the trials Exrbe quer-tqfire, who‘h we re urds red to lie on the table. ‘Ver•aiott brought ap the report of the Anneal In demnity bill, which was received, and the third reading fixed fur to-nturrow. Mr. Jouusou presented at the Dar an account of the number lit galleon of spirituous liquors distilled in Ireland fur the last year. The CPANCELLOR alba Intim Exeunt' Ett moved tie Noose should missive itself into &Committee, to-morrow, on the Rill fur prohibiting. the exportation of Cotton Houl and Jesuits' Hark from the Ports of Ireland..—Ordered. He also gave notice he would move the House Humid re solve itsdf iatu a Committee on the same day, to consido c the Act parsed foe prohibiting the importation , of Eget Itul:a Gouda into Ireland, from any Pun but that of Loudon.— Ordered. On the motiou of Mr. Hulk ISSON, the Howe went into • CommateeM Supply, when the Besolutioo was to, that a sum of 1,400,0001. be grouted as a supply toll e o7 4 ". a jesty, fur the payment of the iuterest of Exchequer Bilis, due in the year inoa. The Report am ordered to he ri mired to-morn w. The House went then into &Committee on the Exeheitier Bills Footling Bill; several resolutions wire read and agreed to, and the report ordered to be received to.usurrow. , . Mr. 111AKIIISONI brought up a Bin for permitting, un,irr certain restrictions, attar:de to carry into foreign porta, L. lunging to the fanny, certain goods and incrchinid!se The Bull was reed a Bret time, and ordered to be rer.l seeped time on IVcdoesday neat, which day, h00t.% on the suggestion of Mr. Tiraeae, was changed hr Thersday.—Urdered. Mr. Ai:cleat/CR BARI N stated, that in cowie quence of the general stagnation of trade, and t:.e distress of the trading ialtahitants in the towns hitherto employed in manufactures, whetlier the Orders in Council, or those measures adopted either by this country or foreign nations. previous to the issuing of those Orders. be was not inclined to dispute, nor was he anxious to come to a pit:- mature decision on the subject, he thought it necessary to move, for the purpose of ascertaining the real cause of these distresses, 8. That en account be furnished, and laid on the the of this House, of the reel value of merchandise exported fruus the ports of this kingdom to the Continent. from the hat of October, 1806, to the 15th of March. 1807, and from the tat October, 1807, to sth of April. 1808." He was induced, he said, to make this application for information, for the purpose of ascertaining fairly whether the Orders in Council were really the ;idea cause of the distresses eN'. perienced ? Of the periods of time he had ehoscr,, one had completely included the operation of the Orders of Council, and the other being exactly • corresponding months in the year rectal the