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IL hi. 111jelly'slerran es gill pledhwus the Conic 00.• et LOVE IN A VILLAGE. fir Walton Menden% Mr. Fosse; Venlig Alleselqwe ; Ms. HUI ; Justice Warsdneck ; Mr. aleashre ; 'Unfit/rm. Mr. Within* (his h appearance in that character) ; Hoke, Mr. Koichi. Drthsrah Woodcock Mrs. Hark""rt I-N- -ewts, lias Mrs: DMA; Rosetta ; Mies rove ,. ,* . Aller*AlollWlidiebllltiblftditgrassa called o rionaM)VANNII NULOPIDON. Itt.6lMsstisli Onshans rims; Leporells, Mr. Harley; Mr, norm* ii.irkie, /Ir. Nernimat. Alm ' , drawn** 1 1 6** Colp411; Mir Coestasitie Qniesete t Mist PireeY.; Dralwrvadrti, Mrs. Dirtrii• is t uapiag Fan, 11 0 4 111*841. Awes to be; taken 444. JApOreeM, iniska Amin+ of the islinornt lisiritioame: • ' " r . 4.• Plibrew4Olore inee *elm tandelell to Mr. Rogiereksi tln.• • • • .I•Opteday, Cbik Miss Wasps- * am lierioegVpr is is preperstiest. rmaA IL, Cuff alreGA RD NIL VMS EVENING, THURSDAY, Al•rch Is. Isl.. BRITISH GALLERY, PA LL- M A LI. NIS GALLERY. for th e EXHIBITION' S T owl SALE of Ms SPORES of MODERN ARTISTS, is OPEN DAIL; Boa it sloe Morris s rola IBlsolo' the . . , MM E. . •i•!• „.., JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. 4104,11/4/39.--Colalogoo, QUBSCHIPFION for •Itortling Nwrix eIIELTRIt to tie nOusELesk Asa scum I. te•Derentrrli. .1 Amid es ,. she Right Hon. the uoulamiton. treasurer, Sic JOHN WM. immippah SW. Sobscriptious received since the last Advertisement: e. t 4. At the Consinistre Room, Al Goslimes. Thomas Horeb, Fog. 5 • Wm Green, $ Thomas Bryan, leaq, • W • •as. Sotheby, Req... 1 • At Ludloclt's. • At Hoelated's. Earl of Roreberry ...rill • Mr. Mori's! .. A. C N „ l pi 1. At Hesenierelees. C. • CbMoore, Esq. pm" . W. $ • shl's r Subscriptions are received at the Treasswees k ill Inume.sireet; by all tie London Raulteve; at lime= house; and at the Consmdbre num, TP, Poultry. W. H. 11001C11x, Nom WM Jost publisbedoeriee Is 111. lIIHE LIFE end DEATH 01 RICHARD 111. AL ill Vise Arta, moon perieratatig at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Piloted Cur Robert Wooled, SI, Strand. DEDICATED TO THE HOLT ALLIANCE. With Two Coto " owwhes" wsid *CrowWag," It. HONE'S ti Cl IGIIT DIVINE OF KINGS TO GOVERN WRONG-43, Ludgate-Mill. - - Imo-Anse ether tie - third coariedan. He wirhed pastier - tarty eo mil the &itemise of tie House to them &Mart maciatents new in formseilm, slot eetablerbiag moat" hr apprrhemlon of eragresse; !d, the Olsten' of ; and, 34, the p ew e e a appal; mod he cameo be lt ' Ades of Lord Rearm, that the Acts wive .e **gm ratcly drawn, that it was Willy posedde I. smillrVit :Owed thews. He emelestord the ardent 0( remade lee a useless mete of the piddle softy, sea violet the R. - .MU of the Cnisemiteete m she Polite of Me Metropolis', ilibtilst to the Goode mid alimase ometis.d by pdige editors welkesigypet to those rewards. The,. abuse., he sahl, went . :MI imillnird to the neetrepoiis, bus is she country slaty wet. ago end tee CUIIIII*OO, and be was awry to say thal goad Magistrates did sot nieeseniesesee she.. as they might. If the rewards were oat artagether abolished, they urea It Weal to be regale's d in sods a my as 141 prevent fruit. lie eyelets of passing omen eseramou reit, and She greets and Alms idles cosispireit together to d. fraud the. passeies He cited the game of a gesidelde near Itiri . l. Pm she apprebeadmifilsrad Bashe rsrs of Perhatim ebsix. ) pear bleb, stomgratals. for libels he es exited IL las. emit to morel Menem Lireepeol ; said he cootreeted wish • wag ' peer to emery dim for lase sbillinp each, thus pattiog tbs. tutu his own motet for every regress to passed. Wish reaped le the power of appeal, soy person aggrieved by she operation, et the Aet, might appeal floes the cos. 'Seism eit the Magistrates to the seu Quarter lkisions ; but Shire was no appeal against the pass allowed to paeishis through which the engratits were passed. This wee ma esseresoist evil, mad imeseioned expose* which by es appeal neighs be avoided. Of skis he could give as Mamma I. she' large eetsbers of perm.. ?wed ito the parish of wader the armsemes suture that all prisms bora at l e:ene l l a theists os that parish. With respect to she iseliei4oala shemseiver, they mew, wader the coavietiow of the Ma gistrate., be lid whipped and afterward. eappesh-e(fferer, hear )—On 'best. grounds be atibuitted shut .none alteration is. Si.. pretend laws was memory, sod as the sableet re quired a march into she Statutes which could wet . gore measly be pettonsed in a Committee lathe whole Hesse, be rierveo " That • Select Conietstme he appointed Ha aspire tato the existing Laws tespeelieg Tarsals, sad to repent thereat." Mr. E. HARBORD supported the motion, gad wcsetzt,..- tome length sato she opeiesions of lbw remittal)! &met= to slow the &tweedy of some alteration. He stated, ammo other Ihiogr, die Get, slat in she pasialt of It Gesege• Haeover-iquare which employed tw e l ve emetebbre, w " fuer beadle., who.. duty it was to epprehmid vagesesem three sixteen Fermis bed apprehtsged oaly tweets -ding vs granted/mime twelve math., Mile six pennies eimployed the Mendeedy Society it. the more period Apprehended /M. Mr. CARTWRIGHT isteutiosed, sr am ' the Opel shun or she pasties( system, that in • p mums had bees passed as vagrants throogh of Northsempieta, br every owe of which the er pay a cutest sem ; and the whole member of ed into the comedy, briberies to parishes • WM* was oozy Eve. Afeer a few wools from Mr. N. Calvert, Mr. Mr. T. Williams, sad Mr. Cawtheann., she sea/but to, seed a Select Committee ass appointed. HEREDITARY REVENUES. Lord A. HAMILTON moved for Avowals seems of the Hereditary Re veeties of Scotland, at dm end of the meads of Oeheilea. the 1817. 11119. and 1819. disii.igitishing each Ammon et allAseaskets east Pewter* paid wt of &weenie., deeeribina she moues& of each, togetber nausea of she parties, sod the services foe which ." severally granted.—Ordered. A Message hum the Lords anivnameed their assent to the Lanett& Mock Treader, sad , Bills--(for which we the Lords.) NAVY ESTIMATES. Sir GEO. WARREN DER gave 'twice slat Monday mat mare fur the Supplies to be g , Navy Estimates. NAPLES. UNDER Teti PATRONAGE Of NIS fIENEYOLEN•I' SOCIETY OF ST. PA TRICK.—The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of PATRICK will be celebrated as SATURDAY NEXT. the Ilub of March instate. Mil (tering the Seth Aitoive i r , s .4 4 at din CITY of LONDON TAVERN, plahoOdi t at • - I • emelt...V. Ilk Orate She DUKE of WELLINGTON, 1 1 111IteE of fk WATERLOO, IL G. ice. Sup. ate. is, the Chair. nompsampamurrs 2 .ir.L V. thrt. Duke at York laCesee the& Tbe Marquis of Lassilewis ITThe Maertis of The .Esrl of Blesiaten I lard Vier. Cam Matmsarte: Lord Wm. Fitztrensld, NP. Lordris. Kiseebereagh, M.P. Lard Voramstthopford, M.P. Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. Lard Viscsane Vslestla Lard Comberistere, G.C.B. Hem Aqur Ellis, M.P. He. F.C.Pooreeby, M.P. C.B. GOO. Sir J. Doyle, Bt. G.C.B. Hew. Rd. Fispriblors, M.Y. Arthar Chichester, Esq NP. Wm. Coortosey, Esq. Lieut.-Gamest Hart, M.P. Atex.Roht.Strwart, Esq. M.P. 'Mum Alesaader ' Esq. Robt. La rosette, Esq. M.P. /raids Washett Myers, Esq. Anthowy Rd. Blake, Esq. Michael Troy, Esq. John Muer, Freed, Esq. Tickets 'treaty shinier each, to be had of the Stewards ; of Thomas Baiebridge, Esq. Treasurer, College of Myn as**, Warwick-Roe ; of the Secretary ; ul the Bar of the Tanga; and at the Society's New Establintsneet, is 14•111. fortliarßlarkfriare-ruml. by Order, J. C. M ICH ELL, Secretary, No. IS, Queen-.gran,Bloomsbury. Dieter at Half -past Fiee (Mork. • 11.-The Musical Department of the Celebration is COM. eipbrse of Mr. Hewes, N.,. 7, Adelphi.terrsee limaisktelehneelleallbas spas that subject mast be made. 1 . C G. - -- THIS - _ TfIUItSDAY. will be preform/4 a new Opera, called • ' -• I DON JOHN ; • " • 3 • Oe, TH 6 TWO TIOLETTAS. Den Joke. Mr. C' Itemble; Don Radiate*, 4' se; Duke of Ferrara. Mr. Abbott; Peirnebio. 1160;i0Mmite; Friction), Mr. Lwow. Firm Visditia. Miss Hailmirle; Laudtady, Mrs. I)B....sereel; Second VI/Amts. Mini Stephens. Mite which (4th time) a row Dramatic Piece, is two acts. cancel L WORTH. Robert Dudley, Hari of. Wetter, Mr. Tate.; Var ney, •1111 r. Abbott; Tresiliaa, Mr. Cow.,; Michael I.llm. biome, Mr. Comer; Aostionsy Foster. Mr. Farley. Elise. best, taoce• of England, Mr. Fascit;. Any, Coinateas of Likester, Mrs. Vining; Jeoet, Mrs. T. Hill. Deers to be upeard at Half. past Si: u'Chck—ibs Flax begin at Seven. Moues, la • &rend Pelee. S.. ; 11114.1641" Price, t.. —aallert, Is. • flecood Frier, 1..-14 yet lorry, la.; Secued Price, Ad Flares cur she Boers to be takes of Mr. Braadoa, at MN Box-Office, Ilartotrect,froto Tess 1111 Fear. O. Saturday, Due John. or The Two Voidettes. Ow Monday, Shakopee/a'. Thirsty of The Life sod Death of King Richert! she Third. with The Forty Thieves. Us Twesday,Tlaa annagerr: Mrs. Haller by a Yonag Laity (bar fold appearbbiles be any .ta1e)—.fr..0.1.44 The rod. Lonaarra, illimpallaude (her Ant aypraraace in that character). APPEAL TO THE GENEROUS. THE Friends of a Mei-4040as Family in Dis tress return their grateful acknewledgmeats for the various same subscribed, and beg to renew their aimless, solicitations to those who have fends at commesid, and so these who delight sods good where merit, helm ed with maisfortesie, calls fur aid, sod where that good Ms be well applied. coavisced that the aid of numbers, though the aresiout subscribed by each be small, will ultimately enable industry to resume its waisted activity—dry the tear of sorrow—steal she maisrsier frosn his woe, and bid de spair be still.—and cause the lips of unprotected infants to praise that Gneiss* Being who bee blessed a fallen world with the all-clieerilig prieciple of 'solecism' love. Subseriptiows are received at the Banking-houses of Sir J. &della and Co. 11, Lombard-street; Sir W. Cootie and Co. N.. Ib, ditto; Meyers. Homes, 37, Pleet-street ; Sir Walter Sterling nod Hedeells, No. 34%, Strand; blesses. Gammessiey• mid Ca. 71, Pat‘meli ; bp• the Mesh J. T. Walsasity, D.D Hamirell; and the See. J. Healett, Hileser-sereet, Brusswick.aquare. FOO.D. 1111ATHEWS, sifts (having been out of hie Bravest) veal be keel again AT HOME, tar t►e 'HMIs time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, THURS. DST, March 15, whey it is respectfully autuesitced that be wilt have the honour 10 attempt a Deseripliews of his Travels is AIR, EARTH, aim/ WATER. I. Part Third Mr. Maas.% willreeprsrat tie Pleasures THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. THE. Public arc respectrullv inforattd, that the LECTURE PO the STRUCTURE of the UNI VERSE is sosavoidship postponed cull WEDNESDAY NEXT, the !Ist iusiaut. ..rIEATRIS, STRAND. Sy Authority of lie Right HON. the Lard Chamberlain. riNtiN EVENING. THURSDAY. Mach 15, and au SATURDAY, the 17th, will be premateJ, • New Barletta, with appramisat Smeltery, Jae. mem k i t lILLEXWO(ID FOREST; or, THE MERRY ARCHERS. Retain Mewl, Mr. Callahan; Little Jobe. Mr. Cowell; Scarlet, Mr. Smith; Edwin, Mr. J. Imes; Settekia, Mr. Wilkinson. Clorhota, Mies- E. Scull; Arreile, Mrs. Way. Lett; Aurelia', Mrs. Tennant. To eimelusle with ("Nth time) • new Surfeits, 'stilled RENtLWOUTH CAS7LE; OR, THE DAYS OF QUEEN .QED. Earl of Leieexier, Mr. Watkios; Tranilino, Mr. Waylett ; T.roey, Mr. Guniersal. Queen Elisabeth, Mier E. Scutt; Alloy, Countess of Leicester, Mrs. Waylett. Tile Doors oill be opened at Six u'Cluek, sad the Per farmance to commence at a Qum ter before Seems. Uusrs, 45.; *mid Puce, 2. —Pii, 2s. ; &pad Prier, Is. —.Garry, Is. ; Si mud Prier, 6'. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for general put - rite hewing given mirk great approbation, cud the demand fur it cuntiuutug to incrrsor,Jt MN BURGESS and SON beg moat 'esp. rifully to offer this their best arkuuw. Witness!' to t h e Public for their liberal pair f the its wait, and great couvinsieuee la all climates bus mosminended it to the most distiogoished Wrings con. sexism% who lure all 'pukes highly iu is raeueseseadatiois. —lt is prepaied by them ONLY; moil for preventing appaialmeot to families, all possilile tare has been resort ed so ti by each bottle being *salmi upon the cork with their Flrgaond Address, as well as eaeh Label bewail; their Sigma. late. 'gibbous whirls It 01101441 i be genaires. JOHN BURGESS awl SON'S laug estobliebed and much 4eleurawd LSSENCE of ANCHOVIES ruminates to he pre. pored by dent abet the setae 'sawyer that has glens the gpssidost '5tmt . ...4161u for missy years. ttsrebion.e. IUT, Straml, CLOWN of the thissay.otepo, Lou. des.—.(TM Oridiseal Fisislisoce Wissabosier.) -- -- AGAIN the irtahlit• are re t iiiii (1.(1 that the LorrEur FINISHES NEXT SATURDAY (St. Yaktrirk'i Day, 1716 Much), when every Number, evvry Crhet,every Mitre, ever, Capesal, sod rye', other Price, aro t lx Dubs's! Aril as is is are she Cusseleasess al' the Ca.serset, it is probable there well 16.. t 6a arbotlwr Lottery for torome bow, awl ors taiiily she CiIMOICCII use agaiost she recur i.lllCC torw good so upoortsuoy ..f gaiwie.4 'llll4 EX of f 31,000! Ste. Ate. Consult awl !Sauey, All of whit+ wend ha drawl& Next Saturday. RICH, Swei.-brok,r, 4, f'ortshill, sad 9, Charing- 4 1' 04 N (air &ray awl sushi a 21,0001. Prize, issed a 0001 Prtz.. Ikrbider us h 4 r drrru uu the preeedua,t Jays of the pseiteut Lottery. Ebmy Ticket Next Saturday!!! Every Shure Nem &It urilay !!! Err. y Number Next dal u.d.sy !!! Ever. Capital NI Xi $.41111414V!!! Zen!, Pride Neal tialarday!!! THE coNTRAcT()Rti for the LOTTERY. Stems J and J. SIVEIVEIGIIT, respectfully remind tlw P.Llic tbst M. Lime' y aiiiirely tiaisises N EXT Si lint- DAY, 17th 1t1 , 11411., St. Patrick's bay, isu which day Three Wiles tf . 21,000 f. and every ether Win:al and every oilier Pros', muw to the %%liver, inu4 be d• u se. 1. arid J. Sir EIV R MUT hi - ve shit un mile a few tundra.. n Tickets and at their Officers ; 37, Currbill ; I I, Hul. Mme; and 3d, 11nytaarket; whrse in the laresmil Loner', Uwe have al r e a dy s ad. /lad aliused• OiA. ;Oa (au' 2 ) , 21 . 011 01. and urvi rat Wier Celtillil** * a • siuce bap uire cause Wei fatablisbed, there sever Wae 81 .1 liistanrt befs C: Ofilueg is-s `21,11001. tv th•-or i %it!) sr ft,r Titkft4. NORWICH UNION .LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. PST/LOIS : His Grace the DUKtiof BEAU FORT. H Grace the DUKE of A KG Y The Right Huts She EARL of CRAVEN. The Right How. LORD SA urou N, Ac. &c. &C. YIRVIITRES : Sic George Jerwinehays. Bart. Coaervey, near Norwich. f 44 Jaerpio Scull, Bart. Great Barr Hail. Staffordshire. R a w, oshiuell, Evq. Edward W. EN. 24, Upper bamiest-street, Lon don, &c. Sr. Sc. DIRIICTOIts : Piuslitstni—Jolso Psiorvuo. Ea'. Alderman, Norirish. Julio S. Paitroin, Esoi Aldermen, Norwich. Heillitauisal Fisk, E. Norwich. stirsaisilaE..l.Nurwirh. Janus Nosworthy, E.. 1. Norwich, &c. &c &e s TRICAev R Clovbs Touipmris, E.y. Charles Barclay, E.l awl Jeresioals 'too, Esq. Thicken, Norwich. ACTl.l.llllT—Rielard Moigau, Norwich. ea. /II IS Sucir tc. altho ugh 4sil.y •s in 1808, A lass embodies.' 5,000 loves, stool is to the Annual Re ceipt of 100,0(501. fount Premissnis uos Imormsces. besides 50,0001 ix: Aisrmso from produce of it• Capital, which is fooc ,,t ts l, part its the Public Puuds, soil part is. approve 4 s r,d eeersity. 'rite luesitatiou is fossded out the rquitalile prinriple of Mutual Gulfatitee. A Vows. of 24. ter Comi tin Ilse Pie. mimes pawl toy rocs Ilrowtorr, was sire! tied ill 1815, amt, risme d.c preseat 1.1 . 041,141.11 AS stale of the Colailalisl mint, the Oral Router, in 1822, way he crectril to h. much more e.0.m . .- drruhle. Satiety has vs eoseezios will. the Nefloothl Milts l o w s r a ttes aucielp, Bridge-40W, Marefriare I aid she only Oakes iu INNJWw as which at trammels helloes* ts, IS, %Waterloo place, Palhistall, said 21, Birchiu-lsoe, Corwhill. The LouJos Curuissitiee sa every Ft iday, from Twelve till Taou'Clupike, 16, Walci P4l-malt. This day are published, in 4 io. price U. VeL I. Part of TRANSACTIONSof the CAMBRIDGE PHILOSOPHICAL ROCI ETY—t outdoing No. I. On Isossetrical Perspective. By Professor Parish. 'it. On certain ennarkable Instances of Deviation from Newlow's Scale la the Tints developed by Crystals, with owe Axis of 00ohle Befrartion, us exposure to Polarised Light. By J. F. W. Herschel, M.A. 3. Ou the Kotatiou impro seed by Plates of Rock Crystal ow the Planes of Polaris nits', alike Rays of Light, as combed...l with certain Peculiarities in Its Crystsllisatiou. By J. F. W. HCIII4 bel. 711. A 4. Ou the Chemical Coestitueals of the Purple Precipitate urCissia... By E. O. Clarke, 1.1.11. 5. Observations mi the Notatiou employed iu the Cattalos of Functions. By Charles Itibbage, M• A. O. Ou the Reduction of ermine Classes of Functional Equissicns to Liluatious of Finite Difference. By J. F. W. Her-civet, 51 A. 7. Ou she Physical Structure of those Formations which are imusetli.ttely associ lied with the primitive Ridge of De eisio.hire and Corowall. By Professor Sedgwirk. 8. Ou the Laws according to which Masses of Iron influence Ili•clietic Needles. By S. 11. Ch istie, 111 A. F.C.P S V. An Account of .10111 e .Fosoil Remains of Oar Braver, found in Comb idge.hire. Uy Jukes Ohm Erg. of cAinbrid4e. 10. On the erairicity. By %V. Wlirwril, M.A. F.R S. I I. Die a rein...kohl'. Deposit of Natruie found in Cavities iu dee Tower ut Moto. Church, ill else Is.trigh of Hartland, So vsossissre. Dy E. D Clearke, 1.4 D. N.inl. for 'll' Calls II /viol W. Darter, StraDJ, avid Drightuu •u.l Nselbuis.ou, ClumbeiJae. Thud 414 is pabhohed, it 3 vAiineed, Svu. price ISd. AFoItEIGNER'S OPINION of ENG. LAND, Englishmen, Enclishwomrn, English %Inn norti, F.nclislo Morals, English Minwistie Life, English Arts and Artiste, English Literstuie, Englitth Crisicistn, English Education, English Universities, E.ughsli Clergy, English svciarinsis, Eorlisb Nobilisy, English Pastsc. , English Pu• litic•, English Laws, Eagiu.a Liwytra, English Merclututa, Eailials Commerce, Euallak Cb■rtirs, English Fashions, Eoaiusit Aasaiwaoruis, and a variety of usher interesting S..bject•, cousin-will in a Series of free Remarks, Ihe result sof afrliutial Oloreivatauu during a Residence of Tau Years ea Gent Britain, By CHRISTIAN AUGUSTUS GOTTI.IEB G(EDE. Translated truss the Originll Ges luau, By 'nougats HORNE. London : 1 1 0-113bcd by C. Tyylur; and Sherwood, Neely, and Luca. is IMPERIAL P4I(LIAMINT. ' rms. HOUSS OF LORDS, WtOIIOO4T, Motion 10• Their Lordships met often o'clock to hew A rtePalrn• ?aslant. ft a This 'Ho decisies of the DAM Ilt Semion. Seise lettlatin vf._f - Mr. Wetherell Ised Sir. J. P. Greet were WWI or tot Respondent.—Fernier hearing postpeasd. Mr. Or& mod other Welshers of the Hesse gf t f;: . besught n ep a private Sill. which was rel a Srt Mr. Irniwg, from the Cissieiss Heater, pretested eft Sc the eikeslise of "hp sail their timasige. eisploped, llls Sallie Truk 4.00/gear 11140.—L0i4 ea the able. . The Melon of the Committee of the whole Hosea* AN Grnered &cleanse Bill wai received. aasLoom OF STRATHMORE. VisernoIIIMISMOUTH presided 4 Pennine . Snrtrati Isselemeseed lestiriassie a nee more. claynisrtt the Peerage, earl . wallow tat elk* might he Miersad to tie Cotenintee of Privilrgra —Otdeted. The lonstie Spark Triutlfer Bill, the Nova Scotia Trade Bill, sod tie New Seeds Weirs Duties Bill, time lead the third time sod pasted. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wasissawn*, Masts 14. The SPEAKER entered the Hoene at a gustier before four o'clock. Mr C. W. WYNN twined that the Report of the Com mittee for Ilispeditiug the Public Business be esteem' as read; which being agreed to, be them nicived.shat not more than twenty OM. ra of the Day be emend us the paper fur any use day dune' she present &ratios, which was else agreed to. AGRICULTURAL AND COMMERCIAL DISTRESS. Mr. JAMES said, that after the warner is which • Pen ner resealed by him on a late onssion had been treated, be would set peened to &Hetet what would be the fate of that which he saw held in his bawd, for he really did sot know what hied of Petitions the House would or would sot receive. This was a Hennas from several penes. residing hi the toss mad neighbourhood id Liverpool, complain ing of the Agricultural sod Commercial Distress of the coontry, which they conceived might he i.. some d. grce alle viated, if Ministers would enrolee the paysatut of moan. doe Se the State. They humility begged leave to rentiusl the Haose, that shoot 20,000,0001. were due 10 this roams y from Austria, which so effoit war made by that Power to pay; bet on she costrary, her resources were lavished is the °grip mann and moist aaaaa eof large armies *urn which she was sew en she !TOY( making as unprovoked aggressiiiii upon soother State; and they prayed the Howie would adopt some measures for competing Milli/UO.II to take steps for procuring the patinae of this debt. Ile costarred estirrly is the pi ate tif the Petition, tied approved of the suggestion with respect to the Amadeu loan. He thought that au ins. mediate applicant's ought to be made for that mesa, as well with a view to the reli. ft f she distresses of this sedmitry, as to check the ambitious desire of Austria on thelsbiiiioo • of au indepesdent 'snow. If this application were see be should 'hark that Ministers in secret approved and 4414441* rased the attack upon Naples, and whilst) that toiletry to be • errercome. Mr. WROTTESLEY said he would net permit One caner,. the Yon. titerdwe• to pass asseelern. Bremner • pretested by Wei .s a Newt anemia had bete must prepay rejected, the Hint. ;heather sow said it was Impossible no know what Petitions it would receive. He (Mr. Wrettesky). however, desied that the House ever re fined to cotenant slay petition that was properly mid re. sponfelly weeded, epos any subject which could, with pro priety, be brought under its ponce. &areal GASCOYNE said, as the present Panties was founded os the agricultural disire.s, sod suggested some this% le the astute of • remedy, it would be the better way to refer it to the Committee sow employed in ingeirisig Sato that subject, who, he eaderstood, were rather at a lots fur any remedy which could be applied. Mr. FYSHE PALMER sagest. d, that it might be re ferred to the Comma nee after it had been penned. Mr. CURWEN thanked the gallant Grneral for his seg. patios of the means of affording relief to the agricelteral interest; het as there were so meant of enforcing the pay. meat of the money alluded t,,, he hoped be would not press his mentos to nf.r this Petition to the Committee, as they had already sislielent to engage the it invasion. Getters! GASCOYNE said he abound to-morrow move to refer to the Committee all the Pentium, which had been presented to she House, which had any refirence to the agri. general distress. _ The Petition was ordered to hi printed. Colonel BARRY presented a Puffin/arrow Ike Merchants of Glasgow trading with the North American Colonies, praying that oo alteration way take place to the duties on timber. Ittferred to tier Committee on Foreign Trade. Doctor Pll I LLI MORE obtained leave to bring in n Bill to alter and amend she Marries, Act. Sir T. B. LETHBRIDGE moved fur leave to bring in a Rill lu eurbile Trustees of Cherilable Fuundations to alienate lauds sod teneeteists belungiug to their trust, by way of ex., change for others of ((pal ur pelter value. Misr • short conversation, is which Mr. IVROTTPLItIr mid Mr. DAIMIPORT took part, leave was given. Sir J. N F. vl . roft - r ref she delay isi returning from Ireland certain papers which he had most d fur, and ought to have brew Mere above a mouth hark, and gave notice that if they were net ea she table of the House by this slay fortnight, he should wove that she S. rrrtsry of the Customs iu liclassd (we Wises) be called to the bat of the Mouse. VAGRANT LAWS. Mr. CIIETWVND ruse to make the motion of which he had given Notice, on the subject of the Vagrancy Lary, which he gaol reqwired, in • preuliar degree, the attention of the Huse, the waisty rates tbrungliniil the kingdom having recently increased to an alarming ixti tit, and pressing with particular force upon the agrieult iat ■t this period of se einsiulated distress. The clime of vagrancy bed becuise ant only a disgrace to the pulite of the euentry, but &near/irate'''. public aussauce. According lu Returns made to the Hulse °dice, and which would be ►ho.tly before the Muse, no less a 611111 s►an 58,805 i. had been expended in the several Min liar of Great Britain, in maintaining and passin4 vagrant. in she sear 1820. The principle on which the Vagrancy Laws were fuunaled, " That every persists who was able and willing to labour could Mod work," was no longer true, and the pe culiarities uf the times bad giveu rise to %afloat. dtscrlytious of vagrants, orate of whom required the greatest attention and consideration. There was, huvre‘er, owe elms of them mach to be dreaded, enusisting of able bodied peisuas, grrgaleil together in loilgiuthomes of a must vicious Jr. script ion, frosts which they i.sated in t►e twain te serial about enact the pretence of seeking for employment its parts of the country where they knew none sa as to be found, time real object being plunder, and ea...ruing iu the evening by agreement to the piaci a front whence they art out in the morning% there to divide the booty they hail acquired lu the course of the day. Thom premier, whew 'lnvest to the last extremity, tainatilleil an act of vagrancy, for which the y were appreheuded sod passed home to their parishes, bring snaintrained is the mean time by the parishes through which they were passed, without doing say weik at all, and woo alter their arrival at their destioetion they made their escape, aid 'whined to their foresee course of life. Thus it &mend, happmsed, and many instaaces ►ad come le his knowledge, thalUse same persons were passed twenty or thirty times, aid even ',Note. The 110 n. Gentleman then prtrceuJ.d to mime. rate the several statutes which had been (waded relative to this subject, (rum the bib Edward 111. among which was . one, 324 Henry Yllf. which punished with death sturdy Sir R. WiLson rose to postpone a respecting Naples, to the e6►th front ti fur which day it rood. He wished, however, he filed It for the elfilt, as it aits a motion importance, to prevail on his Hon. Fr Hama) to postputter emotion of his which otarmi the 9.6 th. Mr. Hums said, that the motion he mit fur lease to bring in ■ Bill for the of the Ordnauce Departmeut, was one derahle public importance. He had no to let tl.e motion of the gallant General cedruce, but he reserved to himself , afterwards gots% on with his own motion. The motion an. accordingly postponed. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUEI some esplauation to the galLut General k to lino (Sir tt. Wilmot) upon a cotiveraation had passed between him and the gallant relative to mooing of grain. We undenonod Right Hon. Genileinsii to admit, that -- two 1w had recollected some co►umul Mg taken place which he had, on the slight tiou, out besot able to remember. Sir R. WILSON said. that he could worthy of a *tut 10 that House of he had under the implied imps nu iota of the Rt. mat., deriving, as it did, Mcreasing weigh high personal character. He had them sodded that as woes as the tflecta.f rimy on the part of the Right Hon. through which be hail been led to char: H. Wilsoiii, by implicaion at least. of confideiicr, the reflection of the , Gentleman, Ins general candour and &inn small &niece hint to do all act of justice the im.p►ession which he had caused. candour and liberality of the Right meat prevented I nom bong surprised having perfumed that act of join prompt and handsome manner in oi dune it deinantled his (Sir R. Wilsou': The CH►NCELLOR of the Exca, ihat hr 111C‘frt could have depigtie.l the gallant General ally thing so discredit breach of confidence. Mr. Hums postponed his motion ; for Monday the 46th, to Thursday the He gave notice of a motion for having detail. of the yearly Estimate laid House. AUSTRIAN LOAN. M►. ROBERT SMIIN roar, pursuant Aim which he had glees:, to call the stiensem House to the state of tile dt bi due fi I this euuiitry. He briefly related the wider which the original debt of been incurred, His Imperial Itiwarir lit the most solemn aartatert to.b.chr rge such time era to prevent it female cantos ' lesst degree as additioit to the Csiusei tl.e British people. Ile umitco:k t. 'lab of St. Gower* we camiablee, aadk end varseele, drama tareiy-threa V.. I tenure eimpleped by , )- •pprehreabettrM. I as illetettette• at t its the last roaster through the e•eafy the comity had tae vaereetter pawl. r alibis she casaty, eft, Mr. Wrotteeloy, I f r loatiut arta &viva t 1, o EA. 3outtli a the Re- otieett, left oie hated I . a the years ISM, each 'ear. Ala.. cad eat of the mod ▪ h.aether with tbe ter which they were rd their Lordships' esti averred eclair 4 e that he wooed me be greettd ler its* m motion of hie, it the *Yds met., , however, befote motion wrest on. Froend (Me. . • which atuud fur he 11,,d In rut - • the regulatio 111 W of COOS ad no ohjectau leneoul have pst;- elf the right ul nation. Iposied. :meting& offered General oppinate aversateun which tp gallant General unstersh.od tl c t that upon rt . 11.- muniention hubs ie slight in quell. Id not have been ✓ had been bariq Rt. Iln. Geal..- . weiglt from her I then felt pei- f shut r- lon. a , ehetge hint (Sit t. with a biedelt the Rigid Ilan.. fairtatai, *wild tier by removing rd. the k UMW J ht 11•111. Gelatit surprised ut hi 'Llstlee, but the tl he had a 101• I'l thanks. XCULQUER *tie, tu Impute to 4 liaered'euble II .4 ion, shirt' sto o d ' the e9tll hw, ea plattatory latti beftre t sant to the ou. r ettetnitto trir t. t fupit Auetra ..s he rtreutuarta..cti 4,et.)0,00( I had .trey lad pledged to diachargit it 1.1 b. taunts is th.! ostpsasta.l ; h tau .3 NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Established 1797. ?Arians: His Grace the DUKE of BEAUFORT. His Grace the DUKE of ARGYLL. TRD Sliest HOW. the EARL of CRAVEN. assil Huu. LORD SA LTOUN, ice. ice. Ste. TillosTets: Sir filisorp-Ssemisighans, Bart. Costessey, near Norwich. Sir Joseph Scott, Bart. Great Barr Hell, Staffordshire. Ralph Caldwell, Esq. Hillborowe, Norfolk. Edward W. Mania, E.lll. SI, Upper Seymour-street, 1.011- dee, ice. Sm. ice. Diße.cTuns : Peter Le Neve Foster, Esq. Great Wilcbiogkam, Norfolk. Hamasumsl Fisk, E•q. Norwich. Alexastder Thwaitcss E.q. Norwich. James Adams, Esq. Nurnich, &c. icc. &e. Tazosuataa—Thomas, Heury, and William Day, Esqrs. Bankers, Nut wich. SacatTAßT—Samuel Rigoold, E.q Sarrey.sireet, Norwich. r 11H IS Society Insures Buddkngw, Goods, Ale!. • eluitoliwe and Effects, from loss by Fire. Insurances ue effecied in all parts of the United Kingdom, except iu the City of Laudon or within Ilse Bills of Mortality. The present yearly 1111C0111e acted. 50,0001. soil is rapidly ineressisic. The sew lusurtisees effected is the last year ansompsed Is two iluIhY.N and a Half of Prop. rty. 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