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sumsza 1077.) • NEVER ACTED. FOR TILE BENEFIT OF MR. RUSSELL. , THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY •LANF.. rI,IIIS PRESENT EVES IN 14 June I, 1808, a. Their NI ujeetki• Sery sets will per gran, fur the first Clue, a Trachtiuwary Play, to t !wet art:, called, TILE MYST Elth)i.'S !SRI DE. With appropriate Scenes, Dresses, Sir. The Overture rani ih, whole of the Music, entirely new, composed by Mr. biekup. The Characters by Mr. Putnam, Mr. Siddoss, Mr. Rai trona, Mr Eyre, Mr. Feltner, Mr. De Camp, Nr. Giblam (with u Sung), Mr. Smith Mr. Mailduclo; Mrs. 11. Ridden', Mrs. Ilarloar, Mn Sparir, Airs. !Ruud k with a Song). 1 be Dalliers, iocide.ital to the Piece ' gut up under the Immediate direction of Mr. D'Egyille, a nd executed by Mss k:lt!•ttill mad the rest of hie Pupils. The Piulugue to be apokeu by Mr. P13113f11, 01141 the Epi logue by Mr. Rusin 11. Alt:r which, third thee these la years, the Ftiry Talc of EDGAR AND ENIRMLIN R. FAlgar (Son to the Earl of Kent, diermised at • Woman. under the Rime of Elf ids), Mr. illusion., Fluriinauti, Mr. %melt. EITI•Idille (downier to the llbri of Nor'hunker had, dieenissd so a hiss, wader the *awe of fleadiheri), Mies Dune:tut Linea la ith a New Soon\ Mrs. Mathias. To conclude with a fair} Dance, by 31r ll'Errille's Pupil.. 13 the coulee of the Eretliiie. Mr. tlihlrion will 'deg the favourite Soup of " The Woodland " Mary et fhe scul au et.tire Now Seas, written expreauly for the' occasion, and composed by 41. P. King, called, " The Glorious First of hint." To %latch will be staled, the revived Farce of THE MAYOR Or Gaititiet"lr. . lllajor Sturigeue, Mr. Dom tva ; Jeri, it!zcak, Mr. Ruud!. Mei. Sneak, Mn. Ilarlowe. Tithe., sod Places for Ike Hones to hr had of Mr. Rua wit, No. 21, Great NoaetLelrr►t, Covent-gartleitt and of Mr. Spring, it sheik:v.oBer, in Little ftearrll-stret t. ••• Eiftccutts Night of 11Ztiet BrazilTra Spectacle, nlrh, cot:thawing to be received with increased a r;:atr,., by overeosi lasi Houses, will be reptated every Lccunig dos Week. ASTLErS, WESTMINSTF.R-RIDGE. Unger the Putrin age of Tb.ir Royal li. AhlNtSbell the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. rilms and every FN DIG this IVEEK. R. EQUESTRIAN EXF.RCISER, by the DOUBLE CII M PAN Y ; unequalled M A Na.u.s . R EN ou a SINGLE HORSE, by Mr. Smith; TAILOR'S DISASTER, with the Ecerntrieitirs of his Herne: Tailor, Mr. Creas man —l3O, hone ' a New Gra.in Spectscle.• called, THE HON Ea . ! CRI II IhAL ; or. FALSE EVIDENCE. To coorlude with the Fete, Illuniniations, ar. given by the Go vernor of Rio Janeiro so the recent arrii .1 of the PRINCE REGENT of PORTUGAL. Pri:v.ipal Characters, erosionen and Riot., and Mrs. Astir —Various Cootie Songs by Mr Johainint —To conclude With the Pautirmime of THE MAN IN THE MOON. Harlequin, Mr. Taylor; Clow* Mr. Cooke; and C.oltienhine ' Mrs. Parker. Dour, opened at Half-loud Five, begin at Half-past Six. Half Price at Half-past F.4lit precisely. 4 .• Various Novelties will he produced on Whit Monday. FOR TH" 'HARD. TUE if OF Met. 111...1:.‘ 'III.LATKE ROYAL, COVENT-GAR !;EN. TO-1101 i kZOW, June 2, 1800, will he pre sented (eat acted *ben throe years) the farmwife Comic Opera calkd INKLE AND YARK'O. Sir thristoplwr Carry, by Mr. Cake, (betake his first ap pritrarre a that cheracter, sof for this eight only) ; lakte, (wit% Soup) by Mr. Beltway ; Capt. Camplry, by Me hide- Oen ; Medium, by Mr. Wieldy t Tru4r, by, Mr. Bisorhant. Yerice (with *4446:swat Seer), by Ms.. bickcnis 'tor ten!, by Miss Button; Patty, by Mrs. 1111,"u; Watiski, by fills. I.istoa. laid of the Play, (for this night ;int)) a DUET, on the Warp and Piano-forte, by Mr. and bliss Weipp..irt. In the course of the Evailog tLe following Strop i..-The Frog in the cock'd hat, Mr. Liston —A New t'usoic Sone, 111 r. Emery.—The Old Commodore :in character), Mr. Try iur.—And r favomite Emig, Mr. lltllainy. After which, the Grand Sfill)1111 Pantomime of It.tYNIOND AISI) AGNES. OR, THE BI.EEDING NUN. Doe Raymond, Mr. Earley ; Baptist (a Rubber), Mr. Grimaldi ; Jayne'. and Rubel t (his Bono), Mr. liktiogna, Jun. and Mr. W. Marra!, ; Claude (a postilion; and one of the Banditti), Mr. king. Agues (ilangbitr to the Count of Lin denbereh; Mira Adams; Margazi t flaw .st'a blistreia", 'Mrs. tit. Leger; Spectre of the Bliediug hug (Mother of Agnes), Mai. Watts. With a Pas Trois by the Alines Adams!. TiArts to be bad of Mr. Plant:bald, he)dges-atrert, Covent-Garden; at tile Wickiu Tavern ' Broad-outset, LoNe. acre ; nod of Mr. Brandin& at the 'lNeatre, w hat Places for the Boxes may be taken. ARGI't F. STREET INSTITUTION. M w 12 14. .. h i 5, 1;N Al Ge . the „ h ib. ut r t . ou tu r t t. tnf..rm the sod e Assemblies, the, Public, wad bet Wriveds, hilt her NIL NEFII' will take plume TO-110iIIIITi‘V, the tad of !tine, st the above Private Theatre. which %.til he opened to the Public, on ibis wallow, for the Fiat lane, wait the Italian Baratta of CLI STRIONI. The principal Characters ►7 Madame DAnnay, and Mr.. Ash.: ; Signer G. Lassa, and Signor hl iurtaut. Previous to n►ic► A GIiANI) Ct►ZI'ERT : Which, in addition to the above PeTfunncia, will be as sisted to Sibussi and Signor Nelda. Duos s to be Ort114:41 at !Ml{ &Vett, the Coucert to be gin at Half put Eight ottock precisely. Tickets, lOC each, to be halt at the Office of the In atitation, ia Little Argyle-siren : at the principal Music Shops; mutt of ,Madasse D'Aunay, No. 9, Boltun-strret, Pit eutilly. Carriages' to set down with the bursts' head , towards Ar gyle-street, and take up with the hums' head* i4.1V1a11.11 Sr snow-stmt. Mit BLINDNESS, IN FLA MbIATICNS OF THE EYES, fsc. MR. WILLIAMS bega to acquaint the No bility, Gentry, &r. of the Meleopalin and its vicinity, that be has brought with hint an unvandkied Remedy, well known it Cornwall by the mune of Mrs. WILLI A3lS's liEll EDY, seal knurly esteemed for radically removing She pants which iollzmniations occasion, end which (if meat) ih. W. pledges himself will be removed in lien than tee Intimates. It also perfectly restores specks and dire, appear ances of clouds, spots nod mist true, the sight, also %teen:tit • ens and renews weak Of decayed aitat, even at so years . age; also the most inveterate humours sod Inthirnot,too.. of the aye-lids in the cowrie ofa few weeks, of ever su lot' standing. Mr. W. pled his homier and credit of the Remedy, that it is perfectly innocent, and that although Landreth , hate been beselittrl, there hes rut one person ever experic:xed the least by it. Nearly an hundred m aims sere caredas benefits., at Patriot..., in Cornwall, ty its efficacy, its less than three weeks, one of *brim has recovered the sight of an eye, which bad been blind as years, and which ((as well as the others) are witnessed by two vary re npectaide Magistrates. 'es Mr. W. will wait on any Lad! or Deadness, in the Ilueernacin, and will attend at No. 3, Kirby -street, Hattori' Car. dm, from one till seven, as Mr. or Mrs. Wi,liams must apply the Remedy themselves. A list of Cases, certified by characters of the first respect ability, may be seen at Mr. Williams's. br 4. rittob A WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, Ma. ARMY CONTRACTS. Gat*Y Gcoutur-orrnEtr, Lopmea, MAI( Lq, Itt!o4. XTOTICE it hereby wire" tc all Person, ele,irous 11 pt' emitreethig to nap* tI follostimeglltirt..r for th. Lot the .Irmy, BREAD, Tu Ibis Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned Couto iCA Chester, Derby, Durham, £IOIIX, II outs, Kent, Middle sex, Nottingham, Suifolk, .111,1 t. Its o.lors, To !lilt NlajesWs t'avatry in Cluitonments and Quarters, in the undermetitioned Comities a n d Island }leaved, Berta, Ileraith, Burks, Cambridge, lhoset, Glo'ster, Hants, licreforil, Hertford, Isle of Night, L.aucaster, Leinwtrr , Lllll'olll, )1 I.lllllsex, :tloo too:1th, Nortlimulmrland, Northampton, Nottingham, Oxford, Rut laud, Suffolk, Sussex, Salop, AS me-e. ter, R dts, and 5 ore ; POlt.ttSE, via. (►ATS, 11.11', a.,d STRAtt', To Did tlajesty's Cavalry ii. 11:11 . 111CLII, 111 the undermen tioned Counties in knoll Britain 80ne.., Elll.ll. Until .1 (suelitilingt he bile of tVight), Kart,Anutak, Wilts, 'ad York 1. Aud itt the follustiog Counties is North Br:tnit I.imark, and Perth ,• As also Image to all Ilueses kept for Ills Majesty's Sea , vice in the Islands of Guermic) and Alderney; That the deliveries are to coninioneo on and fur the With day of July next; that Proposals in Writing, soled up, stud marked " roofer for Army Sigigolieg," will be rec. iectl itt this °aim, on or beeme-the Ritli day of Janie, (butt roue will he recoiled afar tilereu on that dayj, and if sent by the postage umst be paid. Proposals must be toads separately fur each County, and Island, ex. r pt for the Island of tsiternsey, which must Include Alderney, aud each l'iopostal taus: be aecoinpanied by a letter from two Persons of known property, eamagiaz to become hainid with the per.% tendering itt the sum oi thw Thou /and Pounds, fur the due formaoce of the Contract ; and 110 Prisposslarill he • , ardeas tootle 011, or anoexed to, a printed Torithr, and the Priem expressed in word* at length; tor nukes the Party, or an Agent fur 111111, persoimlty at tend on the follualue day, to know the th•Minon theivim ; and showtd it so happen, that dozing the cmtimialiee of the Contract nn troops oltoold be stationed or supplied in the County, the enrages St the CuLtraet and Bond, paid in the first irstaree by thaCtattractee, to he refunded to him by the Commissary-C . 4mnd. - Part:culotte of tile Contracts may be had upon application at this OfEct, between the Louie of 'f tut wad rim ; at the Office of :'Jr. Deputy Conamisslity General Assoati, Udin burgh ; and at the othec of Ale. Assistant Coatinimary %%shoes, Guernsey. vrrtrALuNG-ogri MAY J.), 1108. r 'SHE C()NIMIt4S101 ERS Jbr Vietrtairg Ili Moiroes NerN a lof , hp girt Notice, That On FR I. DAY NEXT, the 34 of Juno, they WI be ready to receive Thane in trritio, (grated op) se/ frNit f,r EIGHT 11I'NDRED QI MITERS of NEW PALE, and TWO HUNDRED QIEARTERA qr NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, to be delirere•l io thee,• weeks, by weekly proportinoss, into His Alokrty's rietweltiso Stows at Dept ford, and to be paid fa by Dills, payable with laterest,stitorty days after The Conditions if the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's ° fi ree • No regard will be had to any render in whieb the Prim shall not be ineertnd in word* of iewelh. oe that 41/0/1 one be delitored to the Noon, before Cloe o'Clnek on Its weed Arridetioest, elm 3d of thow, NIP safer, the Person who owe** the Trailer, or *note Person e a his behaer, aUend., to answer aelunt foiled for. - _ TVRILE.S. WILV . I I/11RE, liiii:Cl4 114 , 141 Tavern. Poultry, V kr itiPt lauded I Lut of FINE LIVELY TUR TLES, for SALE. TURTLES dreaaad every day, La the Kitimat perfection, and Pent to way psi: of Tutcz or Carantry. r HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the I_ GENTLEMEN educated at NIERCHANT TAY LORS` SCHOOL will Le ow FRIDAY, June so, at the City of Loudon Tavern, at Half-past Ewer pre,. iiiety. setve•ittes. Rev. John Veil, D.D. I Rev. II Bristew Wiberes,Rl A. Jerome tinary, LL D. Cherie' IVelstead, Esq. Rev. James &madam, Lf..P. ebeetrs Martin, list' MIMS, tea W. such, way be bud, as usual, at the Bar of the Tams. PIEW-INVENT ED WIN I',COOLEII4. ILIIELLATT awl GREEN, Gluey-Makers to the /I Klieg, 'Lind Inventors of the Patent Illuminators, No 16,, South Bide of St. Paul's Chtircb-yard, imictim, beg to miens their Vries& and the Public, that they bare selected a Very tarps Assortment of ine-t.'uoters, of various Patterns and Qualities, at very reduced priers. P. and G. feet eedtwent of r• ceivinj 3 1 . 3 Cr rener f r om a ger.erons puWie , on account of their being ties Gest lotto ducees of these ssefSl articles. GRAND 81ATE LOTTERY. TO BEGIN DRAWING gob JUN L, Ism Truckers and SHAKES an on Sale ha HODGES, PAINE sad CO. Srack-Brokers, 149, street, red a, Cciral.“. The Scheme casuists* Prises of go,nool. sarb, *No Prises of saa,oratal. 6,0001. algal. 1,0101. boat. &c. wc. and.ouly esorao Tickets. Hodges and Co. beg knee Seaborne, that tlaaaa it the only Lottery that ever rootanned 6 Prise. et "OWL they there fore recosamertal an cal purebsee N. B. lathes to aoy aseact paid on atessaad. ( . 1-ATE LOTTERY, eenteining SIX PRIZES of ito,oevl., and no good Capital, ►eiias Drawieg tab of Juue, 'rum. SUIEBIL. fi .... Prior 0f....410,00u 7 .... Prism of.. L..sos . lope° VI S,OOO SO 2,0n0 I MOS 1,000 4,000 TICKETS tad SHAKES . sit Sel:say by HAZARD, EURNE, aad CO., Stock-broken, at thcir State Lottery °Wee, 93, ander the Royal Ezebaage,,aad Do when eke to Ll.la.ioll re diva. account. LA 'term, post nevi, duly =swam& and Schemes gratis. hank, India, and South Sen Stocks, tit► their looters! An nuities, I mins autids, Exchequer sad all kinds of Go wernsoent Securities, flusscht and Sold by Cunnuiscieti. LING 8 A IRTH-DAY fu the Nobility and Men of Science, sad tbe Public at larte, ilea are Adasines of a omit beilhaut auJ beautiful Light, withuut Smell or Sinuke. - ir APPLETON situ CO. beg Leave to offer IP • to the dimeroing Pahlie their now Patent Lampe. Anew e$ Years attentive Stody and Application to the lin provenrot of all surto of Lamps, .1 Appletou and Co him far twee. I:ed as to aseraut those Lamps to Car exceed any Lamp that has ever yet tocen uttered; sod onitett the Nobility am! Politic to hopes! sad make trill of them. The shore Lamps are Stied op In 1,1, 3, and 4 Liettf, fur the use of [lolls, Drawing-Rosa, Bati.Roimin, Chnrchis, ('ha pets, Shops, Warehouses, Public Places, t.e. Ac. shore Elegance and beautiful Lisbt are required. A large Qusutity of Illittninstion Lamps, Letters, Stars, Le. to be let Of to be sold Chimp, by). Appletou and ('o. at th e city lamp and Ott Warehouse ' itio. id, Lvdotto-vireei, St. Fours. Swabia. Pips made lad Sand opus ragsva able Tiros. rtIO BRITISH GALLERY, PA t.11.-M A 11.. T r IIIIS GALLERY, for tilt' EXI-111;ITI . :)N aid SALE of the WORKS of HE ITISO ARTIsTi, is sow OPEN to the Public, and wilt tutithsue open every day, frost Tea hi the Furcnoun till rieis is the Altn.huou.— Adutithuice, ts.--Catalugues, tid. By Onler, VALENTINE GRKY.Ii, A.R.A. Keeper. This dzy is published, price I. lid. .rETTER ou the CAT! it/LIC CLAIMS ; 4 written to thp late Right U4Bll. Edmund Ruske, iu the year 1795. the Hun. WM- SMITH, I.I..1). R.S. and M R lhuw Third &iron of the Lacheipier is Ireland, then • MCIII - of the late Parliament ui that Country. Printed fur F. C. and J. Rivingtun, No. 6t, St. Paul's 030mb-turd ; said alto by J. Ilatrliard,l9c, Piccadilly. N.B. Mr. BC ANSIVCR to he Lad of the Pub lishers, price la. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. goitsg*F.Lqiimat Ty enDAY. MAT 31. After hearing evidence at their Lordships' bar, further proceedings on the lialibury Peerage ChLilll Marl' pustp..ued Till Tharsda), The Dui:i.as of U;llll3Nick's Annuit) hill *as read a third time and rased. . - -- ME. AL•CILBURN, Sir C. POLE, Wr..Daets, soul others, fru. the Howse of Cooonniuns, brought sip the Irish Militia Volunteer Bill, the Gaon, lAws Regulation 8011, and I.:ve nl Private Bills, which were laid upon the table, and seve rally read a fir4tOute. Mr. Aletnuder ai.d Mr. Grins were heard fur the .4p/rel iant in a Scotch Appeal Cause, Coolies e. Houytaati, Bart. and others, when the Hume were satisfied, and ;oithuut bearinz the Respoodente Costive!, derided that the Judg ment ui the Comet below be edit oted with rusts fur tlit.lte 'pendants. HUSH CLERGY RESIDENCE BILL. Upou the motion tie the thirst reading of this Bilt— The Earl of 111otita proposed an alteration in re spect to the Chaplains of Peers. lie oisseived, that the Bill, in his opinion, tended to deprive au lrish Peer from leasing in -hit - hint.* a Chaplain, Who could hold a living by itiapeissutioti, in the sane wanner as the Chaplains of Eti;lisli Peers. by the fourth article of the. At of Union, it WAS pie.* hied that Peer*. of Ireland . should have and enjoy all theimmunities and priefirges of English Perris, aint he conceived that hiving a Chaplain In hie house, holding other by dispensation, was one of those privile ges inciud e d i n th e f ourt h arti cle of l: pion. Lord 1-14wKessuay. the Bishop of Ltssentelto Lord Batten) t I.E, dad Lord HAIIIIIIWBY. dill hot agree with the Noble Earl (Moira) iu his construe two of the 4th artier of Umott.• Sam observations were mud shy the Duke of NORFOLK the of I -AUDEAD•LE, who said, that tit the time of the Union with Sitotlutid, Pres byterian Peers immediately pussews•d the right of haring a Chaplain of the Church of England in their houses, freed from actual re,ide, l ct ; and tliie Use Scratch Peers posse.sed by mesa* of-a-provision is th - iiii*Ael of linismositnitar to thasiaaalideed to by the Noble Earl (Moira.) The Earl of MOIRA then proposed, that a clause might be iutroduced to tlini purport—s. That the p.-ivilegcs of Peers. Archbishops, and Bishops of Ireland, in regard to their Clutplaius, be excepted." was agreed to utianiulow-ly. The Bill was then read W third time, and passed. IRltifi GLEBE HOUSE BILL. This Bill was nleo read a third time when The Mk, of Noarout submitted it to the censideratiou of the House, that in consetiitence of the number of amendments made in this Bill, it might probabli be in danger of being rejected by the Colombo.. From the. late debate in that House, of the merits or demerits of .which he should not then wry any thing, one piece of information was given, that a vast twormrtion of time imputation of Ireland were Catholics. It, England the pro portion was not one to a hundred, such had been the progress of time reformation, and it was to be lamented, that the same happy effects had not beet, produced in Ireland. In his opinion a great part of the mischief arose from there beings* few houses where the Clergy could reside. Reconsi dered this Bill of such" importance to the welfare of Ireland, that to avoid the danger of its failure, it had better pass in its original state ; and, thenfo-e, he should move, tic Fhat all the amendments intro duce! by their Lordships should be rejected." Lord Ileorstute argued in favour of tl:e amendments. Upon the motion, " That the Bill pass with the Amendments," it division took Coatenta 6—Nos-Contents iOritY 4. The Nil then peareti. After some routine Lau. litters the 'louse adjourned. PR nrzsr ,Is the Lamb, nu the Rejection of Lord Grenvire's Motion far a Conautittee of the whole lieuse, to take into mushier &thou the Petition 4,f the Rowan Catholics of Ireland. 111.%ENTIViT, Die .Voii is..s. Ist. Because we are folly sstistled that the rtmeriv:il of the eenseriteJ ono deerailitig etielusionii, to which a enkolli miner runs sod valualik part of the community hare been act king sohjected, awl the iispartinx to the whole people of this l'oited kingdom ntl the privileges 1 duties of the Itritisit Constitution, sunlit be a measure of umptestionuble justice and wisdom. ed. Recliner we conceive that this determination would in. itself afford the beat security fur uur civil at.d religious Comtitutiun, whilst the proposal of c:insidering the subject is a Cumouittee of the whole 'loose Care an opportunity of establi,hine, by the wisdom and authority of Parliament, aad with the cordial concurresce of all parties, soch safe guards as must tmoquillise the appribei:sio is of the must fearful, sod allay the jealousies of the mist itllo ad. lixaux , olthoitelt the increased support and dimi nished resistence which this propood has not cxperienred, ia bath Rouses of Parlimseut, as we I to the manlier to which it has been discussed on the rut of Its o:mounts encourage es to luu &smart, with orti .r ect vwdideute, to its spproacbiag and entire arcioup:ish.a.tat ; mt Sc are of spinosa, that by delay moor of the hrppiast efl.eis are cu denoted ; cr we arc eatideut that tlieri• never we., ia the hoitor, of the world, a sainient, in ohich a Megan,. air It pelf &limbic was more itsperi.ou'v cabed for by circinn staaies of !immediate and uncontroo • Le ocrcssity. The unitiog, by mutual lib:ratify, kiadams, A!art eon& agave, the hands sod beasts of Najest;s sattjetts, liberty, first . postern Ara may by . reasunabiy hope, r the protection of Providence, to maiutabe these blessings amidst this misery and subjection of so many surrounding nations. (Signed) Spencer. Lauderdale. Shaft( shiny. Norfolk, L. M. Alendip, Vis. Clifden. St. Jet-se). V ahattli Fk Nod. 'herby. Grenville. Emu ...rue. CirEptr. Sulinlk and Berkshire. Stafford. N agent Buekingleina. Spencer cf Wormlirigliton, Bediord. I (hlarq. of Blandford). numnichmore. (rough). Oxford and hlui tilllfr. PUissoutoy, (Elul of LeGy,6o- St tutworth I it 4 ROOSI,Li. Candor. PlltiOuilly, of imukilly. Argyle. Handua, for Ist and ed linteinuson. reasons. Dissv art ewe, 411,. Because the fitness at yielding to, or rodatiog, in the whole In in port, tar pryer of the Prtiirll, so respectinlly sehmitled to the coasideraliou of the lionac, depended upon principles au momentous, and demile so complicated, as, necieding tubs ancient pi-ochre of Parliament, ought to bare been referred to the more deliberate consideration of a Conuraittee.—And, because the Pctitinu having proceeded spontaneously from the Catholics of lrelaud, supported by large bodies of these Pfutesteut brethren, and *auctioned by ' that liberal and indulgent policy regarding shun, which has so eminently characterised His Motility's Rsigu , it gas must especially entitled to our frwn. lithe consideration. k Sigueel) Eiskine. Norfolk, E M. Apenctr of Wurnikighlon. 11 , ~...; 7 ;% 7 1 , e t% o • ..-: , 4 % ~ ..:' ;«'‘,— ,4 1 .1!:1. c 7 1r ~-,- `" .. .i., • / • • . . • ' ~ • . Ir 6 . PRICE, liX-PENCE. ..., 4 in defence of t e invaluable blessings of security, liberty, and national isidepentlese, is, at this perilous crisis, the firm duty that we owe to *newt; es and to our posterity, and it Jo the only mode by which we can reasonably hope, under the HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. FLLt.ta brought up bit Bill fur pre•entin; the spisadiug cf the infectiou of the Small-P.m. Mead a first time, mid ordered to be lead R second time to-mot rim from the Lords wee slivered by two of the B. roes of the Eschegner, staring, that their Lordships hart agreed to the 1./schen of Broutwick's Ammity Bill. Another message was delivered from the I,mik, by tiro of the Musters in Chancery, muting, that their Lordships had agreed to the Assessed Taxes' till, and coma other poldic and pr;rate Mr. Rose obtai.md levee to !bring in a Bill, in pursuance of the rea.lutioo ut' a Committee of the whole lloose, to penat auger mil collet: to be exposed from auy of His 111:.iesty'e t otalities and colouies, ta bartain ports south of Caro rt ... The Woollen Manufacturcreatesulation Bill was read • tertiwar, and, upon the swgiestilm of Mi- . Kos; Cu ur r be refined WA aehmtkummittee. bani Evil wax a hruggit. lap the rip .rt of the C,ornai.tters •Path the petitiOstof the Wont ludia planters, which, after aume•l•ervati , rtta from Mr. IiARNLY, wee w dared to be laid upon the table,winfto br primed. The %VIM* Herring Fishery Bill was brought up, read • first tints, and ordertd to he read a second time to-morrow. The Cita 38 C I. MAR of the Lacartluen FIDA• Roller that be should, in the Committee of IVa, s nod I.leans,to. morrow, state the term+ opou a hid, lie had transacted the LASiifind alias chew the appropriatiou of the Si ur 'lace s nod the gruw iug pfO4;UCe of the Corisolidated Yowl Mr. He SS assort 'obtained trace to vest ell the relates nod property Li longing to the Barrack Departsaieut in the Com soissiinst reuf. (ti the INIUIII/11 of Mr. WARD there were ordered to be pi - uttered mi asscomme et' the pekes at •titsu the kiag's Cvnran Legiuos Uri! clothed in the year cud also that ut the !torte anu Foot Artillery. Iructur Lawn r ti t: r. brought up his Bill fur preveuting the Impositions practised timid Caputo:a and Masters of Vessel. k i r persons .g cab:is and madam to the shore within the Clique Ports. Read a tint, cud ordered to he read a second lIWe W-1130171,W. :11r. Ht,awusuv brought up the Stock Annuity Bill for the wore speedy rcdvatiuo of the ustinual deLt. Mead &lint lane, awl, after some uhirstlaus by Mr. Tiesta IT, urdured to be read a secuatl tuns te-taurrour. litl3ll BANK. Mr. Fosrta brought up the Bill for renewing the Charter of the lr►sh bank. .On the motion for lti And tic.Jontt Nxwroax rose, and stated that he could not help expressing It surprise at the man air in which this Lill hid been introduced. He had strong objectioni to theienewal of that tharter in its p►cseut form, conceiving it to be oue of the worst barg4ins that could ever be made for the public. lie also should object to it on this ground. that the Finance Committee being at proictit occu pied, and having applied their regulations to the • Bonk of England, be .shonlil think that the sinus regulations might be deemed proper to be applied to the Bank of Imlauil„ before their Charter should be renewed. lie therefore wished much that the renewal of it should be postponed until the Finance Committee should have an opportunity of consi dering how far arrangements, s►milar to those re commended for the Bank of Etiglaa, could Ise practicably applied to the Bank of Ireland. The measure proposed by this Bill seemed to have principally in view tbe object of raising money for Government; but he rotted not cee why that should enter into consideration upon grautitig the Charter. as he could not conceive that the Government of Ireland were in that state as to be under my difs Acuity of raising money at the usual interest. Mr. FosTi.a thought it decassarronly to obsess, that there would be a sufficient opportunity of dis cussing this matter ill the Committee upon the. SIT JOIIIN Newroite further stated, that it surely would have liven better to have . given the House that opportunity previous to bringing it in. Lord Haultli P try gsve notice, that he should, upon the text stage of the Bill, move that there to an instruction to the Committee to introduce a clause for the purpose of removing religious clit.- tinctions in regard to the choice of theidank Di rector*. The Dill was then read a first time, and ordered to be read asecond time to-morrow. lift HOME POPHAM. Mr. LOsitistrrox stated, that before he pro.. ceesied to state the grounds of the motion of which he had given notice, restive to the E Effuse°, he should request the atteution of the House, while he recoiled to their recollection the mangier in which this matter had formerly been brought be. fore them. This, he thought, the more especial :7 necessary, u he had bees unfairly repreventeel to have br..uirlit forward It giound!ess charge 'against the lionou %title Contain opposite, (moaning Ste Wove withcrir has - in... a given any previous itutio; weiftg%ei. It wuuld berer:unveiled; that as