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MAstAit,ll,,3lEl. ~gouirr. of ,DIRECTORS. of 'she I , r ED COMPANY. of AIFACHANTS till ENG frfiffitto to, Ms. pin INDIES, do Swap Os/ . . • . Ilse GPT4111111.7 COVET' appointed. to "lie held' t xis lIIMIONIMIDAYiiiheAIIt April nest, is l'beetligiosisik Spy eishi Sp ilk rakt ors, of imibailitisit fee irowerowiles the . ISesplgilos of tiolGeserst Cowl sr AM. day. itsProviult the go*Olia of,lbitgairt of Dirretore;of Os 17th of Jausary . 'hoc iiiii lo if'Aisterta Daniel floos i e( the R•inehay Marine, lie f 4,1110/' iledir tbe eiressistsitees - thereto. stated. 4i Akis; Illopoortsstoirell by the 11T-I.sw, esp.ikiesk IS. kw *III dip Atiesseests• upon *ISA •Ibelild Ashilelina , bpi formed, ses owe for the isspeetios .tot* ilk Pro :Fr formed, tots House. , .. .. , , .- 7100EPR DART, Seprelary. •• ...), '- - • --...- • emigres 11 ibis Petition. ioeloiiwß IMSA *veers facile norOutiP. bges saissii to ibis Petiiios is be mono or Ohre* 114 ft, be Aim& it .of unlikely dist ties, HON. siol 4E1144 G..uerat appobite thi)ilit Ise mistlkeit, tit, *ruins , he bed &totted of Met seasisseuls o f hi s rolooitiessis wily isspecr to Ibis inesisra. '• irrP 4 os • • TitrA, 4,VEN1NG.,.11711441A1e • . a bit relitiebad Pares edsbritod Opera, asslitled, - • • • L'AGN ESE. • ilellesoade Lets of that/pm; a IDIVERTRIRMIRIT. Altar Oa Opera, GINOOR NT PARIS, la Albert, the pekseipal Daimon at the Royal 4cikirsy I Mode at Par* will malts Ma Ildrsl ap i reasinsee nowntry ; wed Maim blooirsiu, also oldie Royal Assidonry 1 M Wit, Penis, his drat appearassee in Ma cosiotr7.-.4/11arldes di Oviedo is prepared for perforosanro, aid Only 1 1101141 lbees arrival front the Godhead of *Ow daily exported; after WS* leolart's Oplelt, ;Oral lb Testi, will bwrrnired. • • • • • • • • -w dowsellallet, *added Li'llooyamowell*Or4V I ' Manske" Dorboyeas lOU be idea bedbr rolidadOsield • . ,411aisarn Oltsoisoni, waindnialsonabparfaribadoi wet oiet ! ;eat mis be kw atilt appearslids. ikaatii*/*Arr • la' lbw 1,41 , • opt Ihreifiri t out Timadday Mole* twolimit. •• -I .4.r, • e .1114.11grallaftrallial rf. ~ ; , 711 1 1RATRK.ROTAL, rIIH IS EVENING. TUESDAY. April 3, .M. his Majaity's hervants will performs the Opera of THE DVENNA. Don Jeranie„ Mr. Meadow; Doe 'reviles's'''. Mr. Horn; Dan Antoriio„ Mr. T. Cooke; Cartes, Mr. Enka.; Lase Illeadovi. blr. Kelilld ; Father Paul, Mr. Pope. Clare, Miss Maim; Margaret, the Drama, Mrs. Edwin; L0u.,,,i Miss Cithitt. After which, the favourite Extravaganza called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni, Madame Traria • Leporello, Mr. Harley ; Mr. Florentine Malabo, Mr. Barnard. Mn. Leporello, Mrs. Myr ; Misr Constantia Quizotte ' Miss ; Mrs. Draimenidry, Mrs. Dobbs; Squalling Fan, Mn. Mae& Oa Thursday. ibe Opera of Love is • Village, with Gio. Tomei is Londou. On Satarday (Slat time), a petit Comedy, called Mistake tiou. A sew Serious Opera is be preparation. Til gArRN-110YA L, CiII'ENTM A KURA. /THIS EVENING, TI:EtiDAV, April 3, will be performed the Opera of THE DUENNA. Dos iorante, Mr. Blanchard; C.arloa, Mile Hallam& parr Id appearance In that character); Aatanio, Mr. Plat.; Yerdiaaed„ Mr. Hornet; Isaac Mr. Fawrett ; Father rant, Ur. Emery.' •Clara, Miss Steithens; Loaisa, Miss Lave; the Darana, Mr.. Davesport. With, 13th time, a arw Melo.draint, in two seta, called THE WARLOCK OF THE OLEN. Clanwnitald, Mr. Connor ; Andrew Mseklestarse Kr. Par. Sty ; Sandy, Dlr. Blanchard; lathers, Mr. C omer; the Warlock of the 0100, Mr. Abbott Adria, Cureless of Glen. whir% Mn. feast' Mies Braanernat. . Ow Theisttoy, Voile* Proonved : Boividera. Os astostlay, Dos holit.oforr which, • woo Piece , is oar Oil, tolled tootles Stars, es "'Tram Thor to Cosoterfeit." ADELPH I Tll MATRA, STK AN D. rywils EVENING, TUESDAY. April a. wiU ts , presorted • Growl MeloAnaseali• Nee:. called THE FORTRESS AND ('HR MINE lloomositl. Mr. Goorersat; Mdwiaski, Mr. Boefiloifsot; laposki, Mr. Lee; Peter. Mr. Cowell; Orltifr, Mr. Calls bait ttortatiolt, Mr. J. Jeers. Floresha, Urs. Witylett ; Puliwa t Miss Yates; Child, Mist Daly. Peowiona to the Piece, the Grated Overto►► to thwary she Foortle.,--lo the cobrot of tble Evening a variety of Songs sod shoot Dossier. The favorrito Borlotta of LODGINGS TO LET. OW Freakly, Ur. Beekiaabaaal Yaaaig Freakly, Mr. Cowell; /Wawa Ikagaresiek, Mr. Milking'.. Miss Eller Freakly, Mies E. Beets; Usa.Daatimary, Mrs. Daly. To enuelnde with the Crowd Piorosisee, entitled DR. SYrall'AX; OR, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON. Dr. Syntax, afterwards Palitaloosi, Mr. Daly; Hodge, af- Oerwards Hsrlequio Nr. N. Kirby; Mn. s !yams, afterwards Claws, Eltbor rattio. Dolly, afterwards Columbine, Miss SOCIETY of FRIENDS „f FOREIGNERS iu DISTR ESQ. PIROTSCTOIIs t The KING'S Must ExcenentMAJESTY His lasperial Majesty the Emperor of A LI. THE RUSSIAS His Majesty the King of PRUKSIA Ilia Majesty the King of IEH BERG. !MOWN Csins : Langeseise of Hesse:lium- I Dodgems of Cimeoma burg I I)uelres• of Kum Princess Augusta I Derbesa of Cumbr•rlaarl Duebem of Gkrueoger Dackese of Cambridge. Princess Sophia ?ATI Doke of York Dukr of Clarorree Doke of Culotte,.laud Duke of Swore Duke of Canibl idCe Doke of Glum-wee PriNee of Saxe-Co . bur; Landrum e of II esoe-Huns• tolls: `Gran' Duke Nielsolso of It moils Grand Duke Michael of Ro.sia Groot Duke of Sate. Welton . IPrince Itortl of Primio Prince Willuans of Prussia P.ince F.e.lrrirk of Provasilt I Prior.- Plot of Worienilserg 1111.-re.tioory Prince of Oldt ü burg. long Art-Intake John of Aorlris Archduke Lewis of A Ull,lllll Arckaloko dla>iiapias of Auslris CURIOUS AND VALUABLE. ROOKS. TO BE SOID in' AUCTION, By MR EVAN:: As his Howse, No. 93, PaII-ni■ll, Tllk DAY, TUESDAY, Alma 3, and Thric following 1/sys 4 coLLEc i'ioN of eti' illllB mini vainahle ROOKS, BOOKS of PRI N IN, and Works illtudraivil with Kuroshio; including Gnlerie de Floreare rt ila Pa ling Pi tt i t 4 vols. Proofs beton- the Letorr4; Mecum Flo rentintim, 12 vols. cassia; Moscato %/organ ations,2 vols. privately printed ; ttatielifte .11 lirocalutiu, 9 vols. rusairi ; Holbeites Heath; Hogaith's Works, his own Etlitiono; hoe Collectioa of Purtaits of Resuarkairle Characters,'" vole ; Ilusast icon, berg. paper; Illostifsucua Asti quiet, 15 vols. law paper; Shaktiware4 Third Editiaa ; Buydell's Shaltspeares Proof Plates; Dibilta's Ames, 4 vols. large papyri Heath's Chronicle,/ tols. rare r s4c, f4c, Mr. Serj ant ikipktipleCoillh 'ward is• part (we the Ap rifest/I. Further beatnt pi/riposted. AGRICULTII44L DISTRESS. Viscount II A ITPDEN pethaped a Petition fern the Land holders in . I.PaViplie• untie Easters. Ditttict of the I County of titeskit, rontisPOl ß E of Agrieriiiiirel Maim.. ail paying ex ottief.-1414 .10011 on AO Inhle. Ur. Irving. treat ilic eikkolli Meow, pytwirittrill au tieeonnt of MI gouda' !inii, illorrifith . Ste liAky ladies! owl/Wolk Soh hterti MIMI*, to' the Mote petted aiwthe pr Aorblti.- *. INOROVOII OF unAstratiNn. Mr. Selby, from the (lirk of the Peace Office, enmity of presented a morn, areoriling to ibe motion of the Eld of Car on. of persona eitorieteil of bribery nail rot...option at the Hertion for Ittemkeie of farlisntout tar the Borough of G.ortniwiimit Ilfs the Wife. The Roelof CARNARVON •tairA, 161, from Ike return of the Clerk of the Peace, the couriciions were not to be found in his office, as the trl4l+ had been removed by writs of certiorari to the Cont.( of King's Bench. Ile, therefore, mowed Ail the proper Officer of the Court of King's ll.•neh Omuta make a return of the eonvirtiuns to their Lottlships. —Oidererl. the M. W. RID! EY and other Members of the Honse of Consensus brought lop the Gisuainiunil Witnesses Indemnity Rill, with . message that that House had agreed to the Bill without any amendment. Lord GRANVILLE presented a Petition from the Inha lants of several towns in Staffordshire, praying for some alteration In the law for the ItecOvery of Sm.!! De:Ms.—Read mid laid on the table. TAX ON FOREIGN WOOL The Margolis of LA NS DOW N presented several Petitions from Mmufaeturers of Woulleus, in the Cunatly of Wills, praying fir the repeal of the Tax Ull Foreign Wool. l'be Noble Alm-gists observed, that when the tax iraa laid on, it was Intend. il for toe benefit of the agriculturist, but it bad failed in its effect, and it riertaiiily acted against the Illenill fart urer of woollens; si it p revente d sen di ng the niamufae tured-artiele into foreign muskets at a low prke. Ile was, however, of hetive the nattimbeeturess asked foe this relief, they ought to consent In the duty Meiwittaken nei the exportation of British wool. If they had down that, he Lad every reason to believe his Majesty's Government would meet them, and grant the waver of the Petitioners. The Petitions were then rend and laid on tier trible. The Bishop of CII ESTER presented a Iblit tun (tom lb* Dean and Cliapter of the Arelulexconex of Chester, against the Claims of the Roman Catholics.—Read and laid us this table. Karl FORTF.SCIYE presented a Petition frog• the Inha bitants of the Town of Ptynsoulh, praying for • revieia• of the Criminal LaUs.—Read and land on the tahlo. The frill, Wileheraft Repeal Bill went thr.onalt • Coe- Melee, anJ was reported willsout_anp amendorot. Adjourned. • ' MOUSE OF COMMONS, MOIIDiT, Aram 2. The SPEAKF.R look the Clnir a goofier before four 0 . 4 111 Ck Lord CIENORCHY presented ■ Petition front kperson wanted Daniel Campbell, praying that some rompenottion neigh( be made to him for certain services connected with' the Navy, ' , stormed by beam in India. Rir G. CLERK mild, thereat. at the Petitioner had been ender the consideration of the 'Admiralty, and, upon in quiry, it had appeared that there was nu foundation fur his Lord GLENARCHY .Laid • few worth in Rapport of the Petition, which was maned to be laid on She lahlr. CORN -AVERAGES. Mr. K. DOUGLAS prevented 'lion from certain Inhabitants of Leith, concerned in the imyortitinn of corn, rgaiust the propoocil alteration in the laas reknit:: to the Res upon train. Mr7ArtliftlOD thooaht that the tendency of the pro posed alteration would he to raja, the non-in.portmiem price of corn, and it would therefose oper.te to the preju dice of those who had imported auJ warehoused grain under the exigipg Sir M. IV. RIDLEY contended that It was a great mi.. take to *oppose that the Bill now in progress woodel have the rffi et general y ascribed to it, of raising the prices. Mr. LUaiIING roN ats.a assured the 'louse, that the impression that this Bill wool,' operate as hail been minted was entirely erroneous, as would be proved by the result of the Minns of the averages tinder the proposed plan, as cum_ pared with the existing system. Mr. H. SUMN ER said there was nothing in the new Bill which had toil been intended in lie enacted by the farmer Art ; and • hatever might tie its • lf.ri as to lowering or raising the prices, it was no more than the agriculturist Lad a right to tinder the existing law. Mr. F:LLICE felt convinced the Bill would add to the cl,f litanies of the agicultural interests Molesd of ieliceing them. Mr. H. My 11 N ER said, he di•t not intend to advocate the system of bn•s, which he thought must prejudicial to the agricultaral interest; hot a• long as the systems was main- Vilma, it ouch( lobe effectually exeriitcd. Mr. T. WI LSON said, whale err might he the effeet of the Bill upon the agricultural torreins, shore who had embarked their capital in the imriirtat ion of grain um!er the existing law, weft.. .milled to protection, and to whatever advaiitages that law altwiletl them. Mr. 1; I.A i./.41 ON F. quite in apurnhalittn of Ike NI. The Priittuti was re:errrd lu She Agricultural Contruitire. . . The G. +lmpound IVitile.see listlefit;ity Iblt wtll ihrough the Cotuttaitter, was teported, read II third time, and passed 31F.TRi)1 , 01.14 1111 ADS RILL. Mr. BYN:: yresenten a Petition h certain Inhabitants of the parish for Edzeaare apiast the Mrlttopolis Roads Bill. Also a similar Petit tram the plumb or Kensing ton. The P 4.61, A ppre4tiers' lual,uturt.. Pill was rev; ot 'enni limit, auJ unkte•J le be rumatilte.l sou Tuursday usu.. IRIS!, 1111.1.4. The Court■ of 'HAM' 111 Ireland Hill went thenn:h Ike Committer, nail VIA 4 reirtriell, and the Report ordered to be taken Into Nebel. consi.lesniton on Friday nett. The Inch P. t+on Fres Bill wan re .4 a second shut., and re ferr.d to a Select Cog ..... tore. The 11.i.h 5e4%10114 Ite;ol,tion Wad retail * second lime, and ordered to he committed on Thursday next. StlN DA Y NEWSPAPERS. Mr. lIIIITTENWOREII moved for to Account of all h'w•kly Newspapers published its the Metropolis on 3stisr ilty a n d Monday, together aith thtme &today Newspapers whirh publish au eilst un Monday; with a Mora of the Anieuut of the Revenue &rived fruits the sante.—Ostlered. ANTII.CtTMOLIC prrinorgs. M r . .1. N. LER;ti preorated a Petition Owes the Mayor anelCorpurati tttt of ibe Coy of %%Indenter evillest the amain t:ntloblie Disabilities Removal Bill. Ile roucurrrel eatirely is the anseineente of the IN-66 tttt ere. Mr.l/01YNIE presenterl a similar Petition from the Ma gistrates and Tatou Cussed of the Royal Bergh of Queens terry. Mr. 11. SUMNER prrsented a similar Petition from the Misister, rherehtrardeie t , end about 1,100 other luhabit lots tit the parish of St. Sarittat'y Sealbwark, The sig- 11.1.101111 T : His Grace the Doke of WELLINGTON, K.O. Be. •lOt raesiarims: Starquis of Hertford, Earl of Railoot Earl of er.iiritirrl and Lierkay The Inr,l Ihrrhain 'Ant, eta. C..l..tlerra4h, UAL lora, Dailley soil Ward Robe. Set hitir, Right lion. LFnl Earilley RI. lieu Eirrflil..D.seistanville Rt. Roo itt. Hun.:,.. Vausittrte t: M.P. Rt. flow Sir nos Plunger Rt. Muu..l..lia recur Itt. Hon. J. (.. %%Own. M.P. Pc Him. Sir 11 ill i.ttn Wirt Mew. Philip Pwsry Sir Jahn St..lubyn, Bt. M P. Si William Paitiou Wm. W I lbortarcr, Eqq. M.P. Willi Thr ANNIVERSARY DIN hn Iwl.l i'le lIV LUMION Ttiunstmy nLxr. at 110 N.R.H. Pi Wee I.EOPOLItafS MEV A. L. Artmsiz. r i . Huulby Bar.su, .1. C C. Ben, Li. J. Buureard, Andur.v Co!lues, 11 m. • Lui M.P. , No CuHudson. Tsekt-ta, t 1 ' , unseat sts, Cletk of 110 Wallin mortises-street; at she Bar of Tol l l . r, .fulaa's CHAR' Juhe Julius, Angersteia, Haq. P. law Paul &tering, Ills Dieel. Coast 1. Brea His E‘etl. Dania Siieraeld His Excel. (*weal fraglie His Excel. Dlrou Pagel Hie Excel Berens Preffel Hie E•crl. Comet Harmer His Excel. Hama Jest Ilia Exec I Richard hash Thr Dukr Dr la The Wiry'', rEthint I IThe Mi.lte of San Girl ~ Comm %V. G. F. Barsiirsch Coon, Bourke I Cusps Palatella Ike ONTO.' Kuhlman, John Quincy Adams, F.sq. William rinkneT, Esq. liars Vanighan, Esq. NN lilt of ibis MICISTY will i Tavern, Bishiipsgate.sirecl, us lf.pass Fire precisely ; SAX &COBURG, la the Chair. II•1111111 : Eilwasil Jeraitaglsaiss, Esq. s4,l.mutoe Keyttr, EMI' S r J. W. Lubbock, *Tart. U. W. Menem., Esq. C. K. Murray, Esq. E. H. Slcvekiag, Esq. la. each, may be hul of Mr. ion, I,Shorier's-cour I, Tbroti the T ; aad al Balser s, .s, Cornball. ES NIVIIR.IY B Secretary. m w).z-,. LAND, trading..to the LAST INDIES, do h om ey sire Thot • SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the mid COSIPANY will be held at their Goose in Leaden. hill streets on WEDNESDAY, the 41h of April smut, at Eleven o'Cluek in the Forenuoo, in 0111111110/81te of notice having bee, this Clay given by • Proprietor of his intention to submit to the General Court a lllotitot Colluded on • Let. ter addre.med by the Chlirman and Woolly Chairman of the Cour! of Dbectors to the Right Hue. George Conlin, dated the 22t1 lbevoilter 'must. The said Leiter and the Reply in it are new p►iatine, agreeably to the General Caere. Resolution of ibis Jar, and they will be ►rady far delivery to tits Proprietors at ibis Nome Ull Friday US at, the 13.1 instant.__ JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mmten 36, Ital. TIIE COURT qf D I RECTORS qf she UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS eJ ENG LAND, traditsy hp the EAST INDIES, du hereby give Nulire, Tbs. nt the General Gout of the said Company hplowinled to be held us their Ileum to LeadenlialLstreet, ow Wednes day, the 4th April amt., at eleven o'clock is the formsoon, a mattes will be made, " That Far Harry 'eyelid Deceit, Rut., lase of the Rengal Civil Establisbasewt, be permitted to Wore to the gel rice, under she proviaieas of the Art of the 334 Geo. 111. rap. (.2, met. 741, with she rook which he held when be quitted Hvagal„ agreeably is the Act of the 53d Geo. 111. cap. 155, sect. 85." JIIIBEPH DART, Searetary. THE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JAMES GRILLS , . late a Seamen belonging to at East India Metiftant Alsip Rawl, defeated, Ivy apply's( kr Mr Owen, No. 3, BelLyard, Iliteture Cuntawas, may bear et tome- Iltiog to their advantage. NOBLEMEN end GEN'rI.gMEN who ure desirous Of having Port Wine of extraordinary ars, high Savour, and fall bodied, may hare Sample Ruffin of Pert Wise of the Vintage of DIOS, Th7riems Years is bottle, at Is. per bottle; ditto of 11106," Eleven Years in Wily, Ss. Id; ditto of 11105, Seven Years in horde fie. 6,1. by applyin et Sr; Oirford-olreet. Plebes lo olveinve Sal no Persia' can have more than Two Sample Raines of each or any one port, nor Gan guy Order be exreuled, except for Samples, till Three Dara after the Order is given, as the Stock of Wine is in a ticatleman's Cellar in the Country, and will only be removrd as sold. EVRIPIDISTILAGG:DIX. Ma day was publiolied, in 2 vol.. Atli. price 16a. hoards, VURIPIDIS TRAWEOLE ; ~rota Edino Amami* in intim preleetiontoin Arad...dearest et Sehollaram. Ex nova riTognitiolie AUG. klArrultE. Priated fir G. and W. H. Whittaker, Aitr-Maria-huir. Landon ; J. Parker and It. Blum, Oxford; sad Deightoo and Sows, Cambridge. Of whom may he had, EURIPI DIS TR AGIEDI A RUM I NTERPR ETATIO LATINA, ex Ed. Aliasravii, passim riDicia. Svo. price 14s. hoards. CHURCHWARDEN'S AND OVERSEER'S GUIDE, WITH NEW VESVRY ACT. This day was published, price be. Bti. sewed, a New anti Correct Edition of CIIURCIIWARDEN'S asmi OVER— AL SEER'S GUIDE mod DIRECTOR, written sad •r• _ _ ranged for Ike Use of Parish Officers, soil others desirous of acquiring Pareehial information; sus au entire new System, in which every• braiseh of Parish Bissiness, and other Maters relating thereto, sad the various Duties of P..►ish Officers, are &soldierly and minutely explained. By J. Asll DOWN F., Meesher of the Honmiribir Rome" of Lincoln's Inn. Third Edition. T. which are added, theft*, Extracts front Ihe late Vestry Act. Prlusrd fur G. and W. R. %Thais!ter, Ave Maria-lane. Of whom may he had, ley live same Author, The I'ARISH OFFICER'S NEW ALPHABETICAL RESISTER, skewing She Names of Paupers receiving sierseional ur person.. nt Parochial Belief, wheihre residing is their unto Parishes or elsewhere. Price 2s. Ad. sewed. Just published, by R. and M. STOEIA ftr, 61, Steroid, t~NEW DICTIONARY or CLASNICAL QUOTATIONS, on an Improved Plan; aceompa• fl ied by Correspooding Paraphrases, or Translations from the Works of Celebrated Selfish Poets, by the Author of " The Frenek Interpreter," &e. handsomely printed in foolseap Om 9s " From the manner in which the Selections have been modes this Volnine is likely, we think, to cow man') an intensive atile."—Phw Monthly klagamne. Also laiely pylrli.lre 1, MIRE METHOIId of 'disjoint( a LONG and HEALTHFUL. LIFE, with the Means of Correcting • Bad Constitution, iraoslated from the halian ; Thirty second Edition, 18mo. 6.1. " 11 wonlil be well if Mae Public would fallow the advice of Mr. Addison, gives. in 1 7 bo Speetateo,' of reading thg writings of Curnaro, who allowed Memoir Duly t *rive contra of food daily By this of diet he lilted to more than Out. h undred Teire."— ;tering. It yoo LOC Al I). yeaerg, p. 71. 2. A GLANCE at HUMAN NA IMRE, iu Original Maxims • foolscap 8;0. 94. Sil. 3. TIE HEART of MIL) LOTIIIAN; or, the Lily of St. Leonard's: a Dramatic IL imitate in Three Acts, from i• Tales of My Landlord," by T. Dihdin, 2.. Sir I. WILSCUS enutesided, that the Petition• presented by the Huts. Meaurr lip. 1. ill:d1Or tholAto leoljetrtly of his rviestiturnts were in f;v..nr of the Bill wow , itt pro4rlw. Th•it. Petitaiksies part of Hsi I R thohttonts nf t. So•innes Phrith, wbleh was the tookilleik or ire parishes retitled testiest at the eleettotta of Aleeelitere 'the 11 ;r 1 "4 4 . None of the oilier parishes IE4 feiffibeedi he tlierebtre had no doubt that they were in f4sourr.42l 11. measure of they were otherwise, it, wag open to the . r retire it. He had said before and Ise "mold wow reite.t It, then ..he would never tors the poinr srith - eqiet he Who trusted by his coesstiteente, into so eight * ll l lle4ons the, loterfsts or •Illiwartine their wire 4; oIikAIES stimuli! always Merest to lviesself the eight *iamb *gins say :ate agaMist hie two I.th:triples. ik 4hason.. •Aist twasteti. , tarts should assemble and stale their optisiutts to be bia• tile by the • Bill, his seat wmaii be quite at their outwore and disoposol, fur he should Ire ready lu mreb a ease Ito re pigs it to-morrow. Mr. HART DAVIS nresrated a Petition •rains! the Ca tholic Disabilities R.unueel Hill, from the Parish of St• Paul, in the City of Brutiol. Sir WM. SCOTT pirsentril a similar Petition from the Demo ■nd Chapter of the Metropulitical Choreh of Cau. torbury. Mr. PEEL presentee! a Pelilioa of at same ware from the Royal Burgh of Dumfries. Thea - e PetitCurs *ere severally (ordered lu be primed. SCOTTISH BURGHS. Lord A. HAMILTON rearmed a Petition from certain Burgesses and Members of the Got Wry of the City of complainint of rorro f ition and abuses in the rleetiow of the Msgisirsey, and of abases in the admi nistration of the public property of she Borth,. The hoble Lord stated, at cossideraide kook, the grievances and evils complained of, ■od that haring in vino applied for redieis In the Law Comdr, they now find thrioselscs com pelled to apply Io the I,tisliture for a remedy. Mr. A BEKCROMBY gave his cordial wind so the state iseuln of the Petitioners, and eontnr►ed in lite prayer of tbr Petition. He oro,ril lire necimarty of the redress they *ought to obtain, soil t.nifl that it was a subject which would be pressed again and again, until redress was slturded. Mr. DU N DAR, we undersi I said. Shot the sillier' of She reticent question embraced in die Petition won air. arty Nudes the couirderaiiou of a Cirossnittre of the Huss.. With re si.ect to murk of the particular red complained of, the Pe. till 4444 ers hail hrought it op.'s Ilirestwires by embarking iu • fruitless and expensive lit igati ssss with she magistracy, against with h be had always 'mutinied these to the utmost of Isis power. .Mr. FIUME said ir be „sir. , sat of was not in . wooderrel at that the Right Hon. Gentleum who spoke last sbusild have confirmed the Petitioners against litigation, es their law-snit was irrelled at the abuses and Irregoloritirs of that mine self. elected M.giatrary which retuned the Right lien. Geode nue to that NlVller, in which be ',adhere sitting for two *..- sloes, alibeitegh illegally eleeted.—(Cries of ” Hear, lose) —He would repeal that the Right Howoorahle Guineas** wu illegally elected; for, by a decision of the Court of eion itt Scotland, the Magistracy by whom he had beets re taruedwesdeelnwl t belllegmliy conuituied. Those Ala. 'Outages were self elected; they trod spiral 340 wt. of the public gooney, and dissipated the re rourros of she City In Such a degree, that if the property were sold al the present moment it would not realize sufficient to pay the debt they had iscurred. The burgesses, therefore, haring in wadi sought redress in a Court of Law, now called upon Paella. meat fur a change of the self. electing system, and to he ea sided to call upon the Magistracy to account fur the expen diture of their funds. Sir R FERGUSON confirmed the atatemcnta of the Ho nourable Mem lot. fur Aber'lees respecting the alorws tN the Marsh system, and the complainia of the Petitioners. If re. dress could have loess obtaiatit iu the Coors% in Scotland, the Right Honourable Gentlemen° ("mote (.Ir. l)owlss) would not then be aittiag in that Muse. Having trip d ihe Courts is vain, they now applied to Parliament. The Gal last General (hen proceeded to animadvert upon the eirodnet of she Committer appointed by the House to impel,* into the subject, and cunt ltoled wish declaring it to be his de_ sided conviction that uo redress was to be hoped fur frost that Committee. The LORD ADVOCATn at some tenth &traded the proceedings of the Committee. Lord A. HAMILTON replied. Mr. J. P. GRANT irtial a few worrl4. The Petition was ordered to 'IC proofed. The Marquis of WORCESTER preseuted a Petition from the Minister and rett4iti P.osishtioni 11.1 Cliflo4l, Gloneester shire, against the Rill fur rcheving the Kumar Catholics.— Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. 111.1116 pre■sotr.' a Prtition from Was. fltilry. primped at Bishops 111111, Somerset, for an asoassli, complain lope of too rieorous beam. ot in bu coniurissamt.—Osslereil to lie on the table. Mr. (MOE ER Withdrew his motion, which stood fur to morrow night, respecting a qoaesti .... of footrace, Mr. G HENN ISTT moved for accounts of all officers ►eceiving lialf-psy at 2.5 th March last, olistiolgui.houg the rank of each, and the charge for she whole : Also ac counts of all petitions. *Po eatiocc., and compensations made under the bOth Geo. 111. chap. 17, illatineniating lbe pe►ial and nature of the service. for whirls they were severally coasted : Also as aceonot of all other pensions, allowances, and compensational, with the like olittiorlions.—Ordered. Lord PA IMERSTON broonght sip naturals of various items charged in the etainistes, pursuaut to the orders of the House. Mr. DUMF. moved fur accounts of Walter: which had rennintd in the hands of two Receivers-General (Mr. Geo. Fordyce, of Scotland, a n d M►. Joe. Stewart, of use of the southern counties).—OrtleieJ. The Diller of the Day for the Douse reatilvine itself into a Coluinittee of Supply was read, and the Committee post poned till IVednesday. ROMAN CATHOLIC DISABILITIES BILL Sir J. NEWPORT itiorrd the Order of . the Day for the third mailing 111 . this Bill. Mr. CROICES tisitro some rissesstion of the lion. Baronet reviler:sing any ilsojectell amendtueuts that it might Ire Isis intention to make. Sir J. NfiWPOOT replied in • single sentence, the purport of which could not he collected. The circler of the clay was then read. The SPEAKOR next pot the question, " That this Bill be how read the third time." Sir W. Score ruse, but the indistinct manner in which he spoke, and the disturbance which arose from the crowded sinte of the gallery, his opecch was at the commenfement entirely unheard, and was throughout very imperfectly audible. Ile said. that after ull the comas,' wrist. curd re.crimnictinents, after all the alterations and amendments, cud linos berlem suggestions which had been given upon it, he did not perceive but that the Bill left the metier which formed the gmund of objection to it worse than seer; it was not only dissatisfactory to those who op posed it, but, if he was rightly itifirmcd, it was as offensive to those whom it was intender! to conciliate. He might add, that in legi.liting for the parties iu queens's, or for tiny other parties, their only view ought to be to do jhetice betteten thentseltes ; for after all their eodessmira they had at lilt found out 'hot they had no airecees in the 4nanufacOuriug of sins cuociliatOry Hilt; their ineelliqe had totolly laded, and they had thaeovered tis selves to he nothing better 'Bum • bankrupt adventurers. The "pianists which lie lied long ago formed on the iliiii. ji•et of the clods's% were not a little heietteswd in the estimation iti which he helot them by the very pro.- cattle and ground of she Bill before the H ous e. H e reasoned (es we eppreh en d e d the Right Hon. Gen tleman) against the Bill firr regulating tlio inter course with the Sre of Rome, oral the unfairireLs of imposiag relltrictsons ors the Clergy to faeititate the toratioa m WC laity of rights of which they *ere sopping& m breve been deprived ; no one sidr'Ehere •sset•wn•• otrtinds fertriarietitoph•.ell to eohnifl . ritri the increasing pr. satire of demands from the odor. :13,eu No one felt more stroiney than he dull the uteri: s of those illustrious and dratioqoished iittlivide it, whom the Bill was intended to relieve. They 1,4 often been sold of the degree of credit which iiiitAtt or might slot be put lii the fools of Catholics, ;Aid with triprtrt to Ilsowe individuals whom he had jolt noticed, 1w did not attempt to deny that they w. re proper persons to n pose confidence in. lint they (the House) were not at a loss for informutioti on the scope and tendency of the Catholic relig too. The Catholics 16111.4-Ives had offered works of their own writing for the exposition of their false, arid the House host col • s opportunity for forming an opinion on tile effects of that fool), from the writings of Catholic historians, and from the re- MAI k t made upon those histories by Prroestaot contemporary writers. He had not to look it. art rissersibly of nobles and great nien, however highly lie respected them, for oily explanation of the ordure and tendency of their religious belief, to determining on the qfiestio t o of allowing them to come Lack to those privileges from which they snp eased themselves to be improperly excluded. He was not obliged to place any dependairce on the description which Catholics gave of she fifth of thin co ttttt 'union. The only questions for the House were, first—That was - their opiitien of that communion ? Arid, secondly, Whot were they disposed to surrender to the cLinis of the cromminicaniv ? He learnt that the principles of the Bill were not at all coeform able to the established tenets of the Cathclic Church ; in Ireland diooeirt, almost to unattiiintY, was declared against die 8011. He adverted to one meeting, which hatell‘Wri called by an eminent ecclesiastic, whose some had been treated with a eionsiderable deeree of freedom in that House. He knew not the Right Reveres:lf Gentleman; but fie respected) the learning, zeal, and integrity which he had ,hewn in defesiding the doctrines sod tenets of his Church; 01111 lie wished that he could have Peen that learning successfully com bated on the other side by souse of Ins conci littoly adverostries. He was compelled to say that the atgurnents offered in refutation of that lest-lied anti revered !meson did not at all affect the matter in dispute according to any opinions which lie had been entbleil to form on the subject. In looking over the Bull, lie found out how unfairly the purities to be benefited had been dealt with. At. attempt hod been made to chew that the doctrine upon which the Bill was founded was coeval with the Reformation ; hut with all the scot...nos ~i ), l orenching to rxplan an old authority be text, he thought the project a very bad great number of Bills had been iiitrodto that House for a similar purpose with seat, which, though less ohjectionable, been swept away. He hoped and trusted, honour of Parliament, that this would he which would ever be attempted. lie had r more surprised at the manner of explanati to the oath of supremacy by the Bill iv the extraordinary ...promote which hi use of so convince the House that oho the State in framing the oath was not t thirties. The very authority to whiel 11.1. r. and Learned framer of the Bill was against him. &shop Burnet detail sines tof Queen Elizabeth's Court as ' ed to separate the Church front the goiter, and as having with that tiew t weight of the question of difference diesice exacted from Catholics to the the Pope. Another argument had strew how much Catholics, as well as were delighted with the inearures of ~ bells, namely, that both parties reset same churches to worship. He begget „se I. to observe the remarks made upon this circinu sotoce by Dodd, an eminent Catholic histoilaii, and by Mr. Charles Butler, a writer of some (Tie b ity, now living. Dodd said, that daring the first years of Queen Elisabeth's reign a great diet -moo arose among the Catholics. litany of them, under appreheusiots of danger, attend ed the Protestant churches, in order to secure themselves from the rigour of the laws peased opting them. Here was not one word of nutittn.. Imo on the part of the Catlsohcs. The historian went on to my, that several tracts were published on the sulqect, and it was argued in different Coun cils, until it was proposed as a question of 'propriety to the Council of Trent, and they declared the practice to be unlawful. Mr. Butler, slier re. ititig various convictions which took place among Ca tholics for not attending service at the parish churches, and stating that the tines extorted amounted to the suns of 20,000/. wen: on thus : " It is to be observed, that during the first ten years of her reign a great number of Catholics, en order to avoid the rigour of the laws enforced swittost them, resorted to the Pronstent churches." Why, then, it was not from satisfseor tttt , but oil account of the rigour of the laws, that they resorted to the Protestant churches : it was to ovoid the t. 45/. to the Queen for not attenditig the Pi parish churches. Ile looked at the hitter the Bill es the most discordant port of it; that with deference to those iniociplos .r rir~. 'AWL' It;' by a i.ew bed one. A trodueed into with the life. labile. had ell rioted, tor the uld he the. hut r had nottorts &nation given I Itit than at Pa u mode ie Inirnlj, D O f to exclude Cu. lc+ the Right • I had apt' e I ribrd being Parisi t laid ihe e on the obr- • e authority of been used, to as 11 1 1 oh 'tante, Queen mooned to the ged the Mow to finc of l'retrstatit er port of of ills lip ,