The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-17 00:00:00

thews, ...; of the Poly; levisilile Captain; IPossltry is the Had. alr. IL Noll* (Fern to lir. T. Ceske) will accoespeop the wow ow tie pieeolorte, sod perform Commits Roostoe . Weems the Parts. Doors to be °prowl at ewes, sod the perforeauee to cow Neste at Sight o'clock. Boxes, 6s.—Pit, U.—Lower Gs Ikvy, Is Gallery ls. Beams, Places, sad Private Buses, to be takes of Mr. !Nemeses. at the Boa-office, Strand &strawy, from tee till fuer; awl at Mr. Fesrtons'■ Ciretelatios Litwerp, N0.17U, New Nead.etrcet, opposite darlioittoo Gerdes& Ny Permission of the Right Hoe. the Lord Chamber Wu. Under the Patronage of several Persona of the highest Distinction. EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THE Nobility, Gentry, slid the Public in Irene rid, are sweet rasa-trolly informed that this Theatre will RE-OPEN on MONDAY NEXT, May 111, wish • vainly of Surprising sad entirely Novel Eatereatinnents, for THREE NIGHTS, Monday, May ; Thursday, 24 ; and Saiiirdsy,t6. Meas. CHALONS, Professor of Recreative lied Natural Philosophy, from Gniews. he Switzerland, respectfully an. women his Recreative Philosophical .Ettlertaiaments of Magic Minion. Estrantilioary Pests of l)enterity, Gym. ramie and Surprising Marche Erica's., which will be per. formed by Mous. DAYOUST. Parr I. —Mons. CHALONS will perform a great variety of *turning team of Philosophical Dexterity, viz. the Eu. chanted Hied—the Invisible Cartier—the Magic Bottle, ire. Dooms open et Sevets, the Perfurmance to begin at Eight o'Clork. Pisces for the Boxes to be taken at the Box.office of the Tiwatrr, Irons Ten to Four o'Clock, where Private Duxes may be had. Razes, 4s.—Pii, 2s —Gallery. Is. LORD CIIIETWYNIVS LIBRARY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. EVANS, At Iris Honor, N 0.93, PaII-nsall, TOMORROW, FRIDAY, May 18, end following Day, PRE LIBRARY or the hair Lord Viscount CIIF.TWYND; inclodiag Holbeies Heads, by Chant '" flain tibalispearr, with the large Plate., ii. rms. Bopiell's Milton, 3 v 01..; Hanse's !tutors of England, I't viols. Bootee's aptemliai Edition; Camdea's Murata, 1,, Gough, 3 rids. in ingots ; Haiker•ille's Bible, large pa. per, mower; Staub. .t Large, by Ruffin-ail and Tinnlin, Id vols.; Gro.e's Antiquities; Animal Revolter, 53 rule ; Usiiversal History. ISS vide. ; Swift's Works, 19 vols. large paper, morocro ; Voltaire, 92 cola.; Vat ittrum Clauics, du. TO EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS. THE ttttt nerous mud intricate Regoksiuns re quired to be complied with by Executors wet ni , trainrs, tinder the sass Stump Ad, induced Mr.GEORGE RING, in the year 1017 (who for inertly fuer years had been actively elicited iu Doctors' Corn:noire), to establish an thief for t h e pseronse of affureling them inform-ilia" and axsistawee is all matters couneried with the duties Of ass Executor or Administrator, recovering Nubsle and Adasi cittrutioe Duty when uverp.i.l, in ectimatune the etTesete,ur I , y reason a debts paid out of the estate payhur ellelitneesal einty where requisite, sod prepurong sod passing Legacy and Annuity Receipts anti Residuary Accessing, Ike. at the I.ceney D..97.04er. lam. to asset" those who may eenfole is his ihi. iraisaactiois of Balboni, that it shall be prtfiortued with piornpaiteede sad fidelity, ■t a Moderate there , . Refeteners fur integrity, ke. perm's, of the highest re•ntrishiloy. IS.. 2, Hsi thelinsiewlaae, Royal Exchange. DENT Petition' being presented first— The SPEAKER requested the Holm to observe the si tuation in which be was placed. According to the usual practice, a list was placed in his band of the names of Mew. bees homiest mottoes to make ens private busioess, and if be were to call them in *ay other manner than the older its which they appeared is that list, be should be assuming a■ authority which it did not become him to exercise. It was usual for Hoe. Members when applied to, in courtesy to give the precedence to others when it could be dome with coairtuiente, particularly where it was wished to pretreat Petitions supposed to have reference to the booklets they iniesided to bring oa. But that was portly matter of discrete's with the How. Member who might be se applied to, sod was urn for him to decide. Mr. H. SUMNER said his Hon. Colleague cou'd not know whether the Petitlots he wished to present, applied or sot to what he was about to sole, since he was quite 'permit of his Monition. If it would at •ll have affeesod the matter of the Petition, be should have no objection to their being presented before be beta", bus she only Simeon veuieuce that could be sustained would be the postpoue sweat of the presenting of the Petitions until the motion he was about to make should be disposed uf. He was in t►e peculiar situation of being obliged for the third time to make an •pplidtius to the House respecting • Comminte on a Private Bill. He believed there were precedents of Committers on Private Bibs having beta discharged from the further consideration of such Bill., after having twice departed from the orders of the House; bet as far as he could leans, there was au pre cedent of a Committee being, as she Committee ow the Neologies Select Vestry Bill bad been, three times reported to have dome •othisig in the business referred to them. The case was, therefore, altogether • sew awe, sod ho should wish it to be takes into serious consideration. It bad appeared to him, that the best course would he to move for astother Select Committee; for it would be attended with comaiderable in conieniesice to consider a Pt irate Bill i■ a Committee of the whole House. He should, however, Nugent, that a smsll Cuniminee should be appointed, of persons not hav ing assy hood connexion or interest is the Bill, and se. lecied, as fares it was possibly, from among someone who bail out taken any part in the proceedings of former Com mittees. He concluded by snoring, " That the Select Com mittee appointed by this House to consider the Bill for establishing a !elect Vestry fur woruagiog the affairs of the Pariah of St. Msry, Newington, be discharged from the further consideration of the same," and if that were agreed to, he should follow it up by a amities fur such a Committee as he had mentioned. Mr. DENISON said it was rather extraordinary that his worthy Colleague, who was the father of the Bill, whenever lie was beaten on orpiment, or sortnusolored it votes in the Committee, should hurry down to the House with an angry complsint.....(tentrider and much efieseing.)--The principal ground stated in the application for this Bill wm, that the meetings of the parish west Noisy and tumultuous, but that be could disprove by extracts from the Parish Register. He was free to confess that on one or two °reunions disturb. Knees had arisen, hot the conduct of the Rtfille sod his Meads had lest to them. They first coussiseireed ■t • mods lug to committer the propriety of building an additional church, at which • resulutiuu having been carried mama. moody " That in order to save that expense, an applicatim should be made to stir Bishop fur the performarice of an ad ditional 'wince on Sundays in the present church," was fol. lowed by another, That their Rector he requemed to trams• mil the furegolog Resolution to the Bishop, ■rid to rise his influencerosaries inducing him to comply with she same." The latter Resolution the Rector, who was is the Choir, re fused to put, saying, it was emended to entrap hint, and left the chili eh, su ciiisequeace of +bids same disorder did Virus this was founded the Petition for a Select Yeasty, which was signed originally by 100 persons; of these, six ties &it:barge . Hr. DAWSON said, that it appeared to bins that the worthy Aldermen, had applied his expreseios to the Newts& too Select Vestry " No, so.") • Sir F. BURDETT rem and Buoyed, in emasetimmee of the important pumice which rtuod adjourned to that Wild, that the presets' debate be adjourned is Friday. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said, be mold lasi eons's, to its ataudiog for Friday, un secount of the imper-• tans business Axed for that day in the Committee*? Supply. Sir F. BURDETT then begged leave to sisholitese Monday. Mr. H. SUNNIS* hoped lint the House would • not se. grimiest in the emesithemit. The interest which belonged is the Bill seek bass nothiog in comparison with what he felt as so the eesideet of some Members of the Committee, who had brought in 'matter which had nothing to do with the Bill. If this eyeless were not set at rest by the Heger, it would be imipaosilde to paw any Private 'Bin. Mr. MABERLY, as one of the Cumsnittee, said, that he had opposed the chosen of the Bill, but be had Never does soy thing with a view to male delay. Mad the Chairman dope his ditty instead of disturbing and redestrooring Is cut short the digression on every point, the beeinmin wool. Moe heels brought to a coitelosiett long ago. Be trusted shot the Hon. Member for Surrey wield mirer be able as for to net aside the Constitutios as for lie House to alWw bins to sr Foist • vestry of his owe nontiaation. Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW said a few words. Sir W. DE CRESPIGNY was proceeding to impost the impartiality of the Cheiresee of the Committee, obeli The SPEAKER called to order, and reminded she Slim. Baronet that there was so speciee charge before the Moose against the Hos Member alluded to, and that nothing could be more disorderly them oh lions tending to reflect spout his conduct. Sir W. DE CRESPIGNY added a few words. Mr. G. BENNETT deferred to the authority of the Moir, bat he restembered an abeadanee of such obsormatloes as those by which his Friend the Hon. Raroset had immereal rebuke, which had been anode on the Members of the Com inittee by the Member for Surrey. The cease of the tom plaimits made by tie proposers of the Bill appeared to him to be • most extraonlioary one, being oethieg more theft that of defeat, and they haying bee. prevailed from entry. leg • measure iota effect which he mold only characterise as • job. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY did *et wish to is tempt the Hos. Member is his job, bet the Comte sow panelist was sot likely to lead them very speedily to piddle business, which was the expressed desist of the Heim. Mr. G. BENNETT conceived that the occasion was enough so justify the observatloos be was engaged is. Me most repeat it, that the measure was • job, and sothing hot • job would he eith r eventide, it or wititle it. What else could be thought of • measure which was to be thrust dews the throats of a large and popsiess parish, for disposing! Of their rights and property by a Vestry to be appointed by the Moyer! What could iuduce the Moo. Member to steppes, shot the House would allow hi& to carry each a job! sod what ground of ronsplaint was it to wake the Howe, by the proposer of this job, that a Collllllllllit lie' appoisited by the Hos-e, had decided against the job , and had feed OD easy objectioss belungiug to it, that they were sot able to allow the job to proceed ? What bops could the Hos. 1111wohee have of genial through with the Bill, except, imbed, he trusted to the plan ooh cis he had adopted, of neallag it • potty hosiers', and of securing the std. of barallegsate's Misislers—coneeistog, probably, that their taste Iwo* os. wally lead them to support may thing of a joist*" llWltgla, ter. He approved of the oppowitios Irian - hid - WOO OW to this woustrous watasee, and promised Shp sosSISISPOs costiusieg it. Mr. 8. COX aids few words. Mr. PRICE threw the whole blame of the delay who hid opposed she Bill. of Irish Parliament was pledged that the tax shooki oat cooties* is force longer than the war...(Nter, Aestr.)--.• Maritime objection is, that it is a tax that operates meet severely sod isejoittly on the city of DOOM (u mere than woefoorth of the whole tax is levied of the city of Dublin). Is that • fair system Of Ismation, to make ota• district pay a fourth of the entire impost? Thee was so part of the waited kiagdons bad suffered so severely, or Vas so much eglitted to the faroorable consideration of that House se the city of Dahlia, it wee MIR for a capitol city, Mein( a resident Parlieseeet soda resided Nobility, all which eilvestages it lost by the Units.. Mere were one hoydend noble families resides. them who are row we looser to be met with.—(Hoer }-The comegoeme that the vales of Mese property has fades from 60 to 1111 per teat. as slated by the Petitimers. By the reams of the Meal taxes, which he held in his hand, it world he saes to what an alarming Mote or decay she was daily falierg. From Verlag l'ax Retires for the last aura yeses it op peseta the entire Number of bosses assessed ll* 16,136 aod that the lasolrencies each year timea.s. Jemmy 18!6, 880 Moses; Jamagy 1616, 1,072 buteerg Jamul 1817, I,b6e Massa; Jemmy 1818, 2,3111 beaseej Jewelry 1819, 3,906 houses; Jammer 1899, 8,989 hosieseg rod 'sugary 1821, 4,719 houses, burly tree third of all Moms assessed; au fur the last @evert years shoot Imestees have hem declared insolvest„ Was it possible f them to flod words toe:press more virally the falling state of the city, sad the ehrolote recesses, there was of mese than by reeding those rctorsis! Now with respect so " 1111: 11 ,4,iodoer Tex, it appeared to be falling off resole-1y awry 0. le 'Noon', 1816, the tax was 3SI,WL; Joiniary„ 1817, falling of of 34,768/. Jimmary,lBlll, 301,6571. ..".• falling nil of 43,8131. Jesuitry, 1819, 911),111361.—• Gil ls* Of of 77,9901.; this year may be aoromstrd for by • re. Of lb percent. on the tax. Joviality, 1121. 158,82 W. ursfit felling of of 53,810/ ; so the entire deficit in six yeses 1011,7131. He therefore called epee the Huse to eon shahe whether, snider sack circumstances, they sheeldi our thrift to levy a tax so oboottious is !retied, eel Ilse eimpree of - Misnoeh dogmata"( end jealousy. The Hera. Craftiest) emseloded by moving, 'Putt a Consmillee he appestat to unsaid' r the espedieory of repealing die Tax on Windows i• Ireised.—(Hear, hear) The 'CHANCELLOR of the EICCUEQUEIt did sot wish to hold out any issiprecticsble hope of relief which he mold sot in any way promise. As there was so dinsientio• is the receipts of those taxis which bore most severely the areemariea of life its Ireland, he could blot admit Met the dintioulion in the wiudsw ' , ix was any proof of th.- people being oppressed with that or say other tsx. 1h • wisdom lax had been adopted as a temporary ineasuie. b..t she mamas for imposing it remained in full force at presto.. Wine there was so little prospect or Mime able to alit soy considerable relleactnocin is. the public caprioles, be world not ,assent to abandon this tax. He begged the Hoe. Meat. her to withdraw his motion. /lief. NEWPORT thought it too late in the Seesie• to disease this seerisorr advairtsgeou4y. If themewas me pro- Wilily of (Maiming relief, it was marlins to awaken th.• expreLaticus of it At the same time, he Mt ill somemosy to reseatk, that hese was our proof that laxative had Mum Aired Myriad its lima* iq Irelasid, is the ticfrat of tM ob ject intended, the sticbernialion of the rernasse. Thor, as be had freggeosty stredscted, odditiontat taxes and added to the hordes. or the people, end I.y rendering the old taxes be.. pialitable that before, had also ~reaped the berdend nr the kingdom at large. Is 180$, Irish maim were added h. Meets*, the revenue of that timidly Su 4,000,000/. A!soubi ever stare there had been • dellaieory tit with eitpeognont, of Murree 6 and 1100/ ease, W dimiaished, ,Rd truth' r ' porde' Ile the weight hider Them. . Mr. HVIIR timed this • ' 1 . .. 77, -,. t •-•-., *.: . ' .. . ... - • / • • . • • - t ' : t • Iw-- • .„ - • - lo ‘;:r • " r $ - ''Oli • . ' •• r . • • :• 4 ./ r 4 . • . . ‘ - - -- N._ - . •10. . :. . t * ... • -- - N - . , • • • • • • - . . • AP . . . . . . • , I melee. isire is: . i . toeolt Nit ^1 I n , unmet • • " 1 • .-1. t a .ar. kiwi ,e, 0 1 1,1.Tata•Or , T•I 1 _ I I'"C 1 (*it! ( 01_ laitTittlietiet l “teta'itilis lesitl 4. ;:r i i i t: ---4 - 1 - - • fel . , . . , - • . . ~.. - , , i - •- . - . • leac.. •11 A ..oti v4it ib . .... • itti t ?•rlii - •liff , 4 l ii V N. .. . we 1 , e f l al H NI 1 i 4 1 111 . / 9 , ... • I L . . 4 ..' .no nii ij tr:,..e‘,?;ijr. lat•.!: ti.iiyadetevoo 441 e t ititier 4; .......... 41 ~ ) • .* '• ' 1 f all ' • • 4 fI. . • t..,-. , . ....••$ 1.... k e s •3••. . r• • t er ., • -eteltd -, / ' • ' , r : ..=,.. e l 'iv '!;its ~.• 1111A-An',.7 .-1 , -ceteatflPf're.e. , '— - .------ : • '*lf.4:. • .7 I J '44 .111. Or I . . " I. ' . • • . • . i. . “-' . - . . • . ••• .. ..................................... —.. •- .. . . LO N D O N, THURSDAY , M AY 17; .‘ Itrli.' • .. • • Numata 5756. • .NO T • r...C11 7d. I . .. ~.. . * , • • • • • • - t _______„,_ • . , • , .. • THEATRN.ROTAL, DRURY-LA MR. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL. IMPERIAL RAIPLIANILLYT. , • 1 had withdraw" dole epplieetion, their ligopteser iesagl 282:111:111USINIMIesedlp *fed Gotheatkoneht elifettligo to i . la the *rat instance hems iesPeoPeele e l ". ; 0 4 11 ... I._ 6? eh* dilles " / " l '' /VMS EVENING, THURSDAY, May 17, T HE GALLERY will he Gemara on 610 - . ...--.-wano-se; , : , nia otters were persons of had or doubtful • u ut li, , 0 . ow; AM, *la OS Allele* end lea temp hisillajesty's Servants will perform the Orme( DAY NEXT, the list beet. with A colletties of HOUSE OF LORDS, I Ffltplftettav, Mee Ili. employed la the. collection of 'the rates hilt .' , . IMllluMillli at Pis "wart 4 the OM" or I . "' • • ARTAXERXES. the Works of the Asides* Masten. • The Petition against it was signed by 1,81/ * ; 1 Gli Mee* Illuel itaniedrie an atljoilkrosisig 11l A r taxereee, Vadoose Vesicle; Arbaces, Mr. Brahman; At.. Mr . West's Pieter. of " Christ boldest tie Sick" will l 4 0eir Lordship" sire at tee eillherk,„ to hear eppeald. cony r'• g a much. larger ahem of the nruketsT Ile bleraday st • se slaw be placed is the Oaken( with a Proof he slew the ad- i than their rippenewer. This rates itf;ehe pieta Vie G EMIR to he illas end for • 411121altrO tabaoss, Mr. Hera. Illaudasse, Mies Wilma; Soaks. ...le. -.' • . BARCLAY. Appellwal r Afratte l ltespetwirel. ~ *semi matt o f the Piste, sod whieh Mr.:Moth has awnied This was so Attend fro* Illetott• of the Cuurl of Sen.. to shunt ao,ocont. sad Om Kiwg's tale. yo &how e et . Ilir J. 'Gars AM } _Mead as atatieditsrat tts pat . MS Patti. . the Directors shall he eolopthied before the let of Juty next. • Anse whir*, the Petit Piney of f i i ,„ o cuilitud). • 'counsel sea * i . and the advocates for the Select Vestry wi.. to ditto -Muss MI toehserser. n out, and judgment THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. (By Order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. postponed. vast" and absolute con t ro l , impitsiilui, and distfuael • . 41 Geri tilbeeteellsobsoll ploggeapon tibia embeeeikaist.ohleh • ~,, . Cutonei rierlone. Mr. Rowell ; Lord Rivers, Mr. Rarserd. Sauter, Appellant ; She "fig .../ h"Elr, ilegPmulent• ' moue into their owe bands EMI hail besides introit was withdraws. 1•24 Elikabeik. Mel. W. well; Me'. Dav ie * M el ' Haaarra ' VIGYPTIAN TOMS.—'flee EXHISITION This war as a I f nal obeux . . proeisio • bards, the Bill. With voyilli Plow- from Ng - dee:l"m of the root' , of commit ;:e i u u s il the Bill, resew Boehm; in theirer ...,:. Mr. H . summit elleermlekteg dividing the House me I NM first soseedessol. • ' To edswelook with the Forel of . AA of the EGYPTIAN TOMB IS NOW OPEN, at the Comotun Pleas, sad th e pried. la question was 1 . 1 f. rred to wEttil WHO? complained Erg/plias Hall, Piccadilly. Adatheoasee g e ,N; i s cease . th e t or t e , j e e r . for th e ir opietiao, which wad, whether 'he h eir ., Q at F r iday 1a.., a pers..• ahe hail bees hid' ""`",, , Ilk. SWAMI proposed mitither ant foe edjotarstr Old HeadMmeg, Mr. Gaelic; Charles' illeaddettolte'lls• frame of the extratedistery expenses Iscenvil to le erection Noble Resposadeat had the right pf to-rot" y on certain pre- 1 , ./... „,, t „ o r I ,„bi em, i 4, p ,,, bi. mewl s . - w e e ehe OW oefiguy‘ Namara ; E.t.a. Mr. llayiey; Saw Owbbli. Mr. allati!". 'o f the Tooth, the prier of adeolesiso will be Se. Id. till the onions Maces days after the test Mr9lnsiord unpaid. eatioa foe the Bill, pretested a Petition, peaeimelts peon (MO OW •dl ' '"" ' ' Flom Mrs. Dobbs. IA of Jame: Open from Elevens MI Six. TheeLearaml Judges attesedaltstpue o'clock, and eight of ,s tud from the expeerms of oe Bill ; Awe obje• • .. • For the' . . ... ... 74 11869Polgoo(ty spacial desire), Therese, mid othse Eater- - them iftdlvervd their opiskthes •* IT." Made • tresties twine whether the Petkion a • • e . .- . -... ....Mir ''.."*. li t INDIA 11/Glusa r 11101 - IA i etto - - ?bi g."'" = mi t Lt ß gat e eNtr Pmell ye4 rip, Thrsdiy rest . of or '1 - "-'ll.-861111.4 4w 4r1W114.4 the lidlitiehlr. "..f. - 111 i • r . . •." ... II .. :, • •••• '• lrefikiet . : .sC' t4 • ay. T . • - The Masitteds of LONDONDIIRRY )11 tOoltiss ols espies il ' wises reopened kilo . Green fleitsm, sad expellant !ruin It, diereatinie „ r a w , ge ss a wr aim ', use of the •ou ise sr o r . la l i t lidw i' the G P" . 9r 1.9.4114"., ,' • - wises .1 RS *.f tie • . 111 "" ... . tidied le I. give • etestmere elateateett. In. the maim • ljp.‘l•o AGM ' ' sr --wwss'E S.AJI. D CTl: j e s ra qf .. A_Nrs a , EN_ D- . from the year 1785 si p to r 11121.-o * .4l:ed. IS - EV MING, THU4 I SDAY. May 1 7, x.es.i. . ' "7 1 " "! , l '" of lil the .B e t t nit l e ° l 7 ( st: . HY? i is hari ny will betel Owthsepswee's IPlwy ef 'That the COMMITTEE of • BUYING sad IVA.RE- street lanproeetneet all, the Poplar G Light H ram. of the Hensel," aseimplied to the CaPaikil We i at wh'els Treaties Missed between the Emperor of Gemii! yawl hi. aht,p:iiar the lb: * bat. eat H H il o cii b li e W? vg lc i. lc fLor e, bet o at eve. or ßrituo i :c oo tejeasy_ ch , de ist re l d Neh lo a be wil pr l7 .o ,7 tett , pursuant to the orders O ur , o s e i hrt f u lf ri :l t f h .t e he si r :N orl e ih m , e t atnew rs d the l i ne . 3 T i es ,b i li erli c eectrfg tic , THE TEMPEST • HOUSES will be ready to m 04., pmpu,,,,,, in writing, other Private Bills, which were 'Friendly reed a drat lime. oas, the on. em ror .u as as they bed tin merest° hide, VII& were peetst . ed sn in,hts . hoold Hat iArd il-Id, Ell oiCam i. Prekli hridg i e f , d lim a y P in e g liti f• o : l r g t fell he ll repa tTeal al . Y l i Or. 11i $ ENCHANTED ISLAND. sealed °P , los ae Wore WEDNESDAY , the 17th June Ou the Miliebli of Viscousit hIELVILLE, the Court of • • - • June, move an artjusrument, which Issacconitagiy um, sue it was urrhit4iers. cad, to lari b upa g esineed b . u uu. Ili. relating to tieeniparee. _ reohlleoo• '1 1 0 2 % Illieralulle; Alumni. Mr. &forams; Hippo- 1811, frees midi parson. as soy he LOWE to supply the Admiralty (Scotland) Regolation Fees Bill. and the Cunt carried. This was the fouladation of the Hee. Member'. mo- tel* Ilk •Disseoset ; Amonio, Mr alispuwisi; Primo Feral- FPM with 41f firdsiodos (Scielme4)lkrgulatiou Fees Bill, were committed, boll the cowl* ern 40, Pl o G b* L e tA ireet D ; may be ...... on &pp sad Adjourned. without any aniesdneemt. 'ion is discharge the Committee, the effect of which "meld ' Mr. IV. SMITH promoted a Petition front es Mee. 1 . Me. flahoe culi t he ; a l:elisess ur.zum lo, Mr. y. IllseschosA miresdb. i miso ssePhsoso. nsussit ss o si lie, that whin those Members who had been *a the Co - si.chants of Norwich, prayisig foe a repeal of duties out ineeigai W. mittee were ant back to their Coustituenta, they would be wool. —Dreevog t o h e r im e d, Dorinda, Mies Stephens; Ariel, Miss Foote. ratios to the Cleat of the said Committee, with whom the _____,.......____ reproached wish having been voted by the House iadisuspe- Proposals must be left before Elmo o'Cle.ek in the Furr- Mr. BRIGHT presemed a Petition from the Bankers of To which will be added (18th time). a °°° Gs * " al " l '' aeon of the said 1 7 th of lone, after which bon; the C 0.,.. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDIMPAY, Mao 16 , tent to give sempisiou on • Parish Bull, as being either tee Brinks!, praying fie the repeal of the Ussery Litets..--Ordered elleamalk Rouessee, called mince will at receive any Tes ler. -- . ignorant to comprehend it, or too rorrypt to give an ea- ,„, b e r e ele d •. UN DINE; The House Wigged:espied in ',allotting for • Committee blamed vote. He concluded by expressing btu determinative IRISH WINDOW TAX. OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. • JOSEPH DART, secretary. o n the Petitions reapeetitet the Right of Election fox, the to oppose ibe motion, and the Bill distil; by every mesas ta ... rec. SHAW said, /hat in rising to mote that the Petition Sir Hohibrand of Itiogieettee. Mr. Abbott; Seleeerbsi of City of Limerick, the gallery was not open fur the admissive his power. EMIT INDIA HOUSE, MAY 16, 1811. of stranger. lentil helf.past four o'clotk. Mr. BYNG said, he had been in faint* alleadasee es presoaked by him fuss the Hosseeholdere of she City of Deth the Heearimili, Mr. Ranks; Walter, Mr. Illsochgest. Um. lia, for • repeal of the Window Tax, be referred to a Coin- dlate. Slim E. penned i &Wok's. Ohs- YtoloSi asiOrlle 0111 HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the LIMERICK ELECTION. the Committee , and weer witnessed soy I rregu l ar it y anti' . sante, he wee me iftwasible of tbe disadvastages sailer Mrs. Davenp o rt. In the course of the retying, Mr. Dyson appeared at the Friday last, wire • motion hitting been made to adjeura, airier he iliboutod is beingiog snit question for wa rd sit thin Ondios.—Kohleheme (the Spirit of the Wideep), fie. I= ll 11 ,1 0 MED MOW Vif MERCHANTS of ENG. A ra bar with the list of the Members spot. whom the ballot had he fell it would be ireoneenieet to *tome without ass- sod is the absence of es. many of the !nab Members; Farley; Gyblig (the Galls Nitrite), Young OileraltlF " °w i ll " 1 1 , alio RA " INDIES, " h4 " 17 IF — &I' m w h ea th e names were ca ll e d wwera , ( a ll ow , : ing a day, and rose to propose Tuesday. He was shoat to fie, and is submitting it to the custaideralios of the Howie. he • • • To•rinwrow, the Cassidy of The Provoked Hitidiasdorlds , the comesprna er BUYING sad WARE- Sir LB. Palk, Si. G. L. Colt, Mr. Charles 1) , Lord Walpole, slate kis reasons, but the Chain's.. Mr. H. Smorier) so sooner saw him op than he appointri him teller wi th out hid wel l to """ their iedul s"" while he " we ' t ' le y The Miller mid his Ike. edirlPs re* Ix receive Propmeals in virile% Mr. N. Colburie Mr. S. Graham, , _ sr shortly lie gross& upon which the eiliatets of Dublin ollowissif Sloe so Islish--(fiss r , " we ' " 11 twlr S hiee l — " thought themselves emitted to s h e relief they new prayed. & Os Ilateirdoy, 'Tile Tempest with EISSMI _fla 1191.11. - . _ hp, C e r Wm 1,191191111110AY, the 13th day of Sir Philip Musgrave, Mr. Abel Smith, hoped that the Hoe. Member would withdraw his motime, Oa Monday, Renee. teet Juliel, with Usamr. • rooms as may he willing to supply Dr. Phillioure, Mr. George Limy. mid list the Committee would be re-apeoiseed. for bieloithetapilisg all that bad bass said WS the &forst On Tuesday, The Tempeetemther wide efli 10 pripArd itft er ror 0 4 11 ?"0 114 , 1 0 Mr. C. Mirth., . Nominees: aIr.TULIC said, be hail used the expresses& ,‘ ',mob of diatessioss which had taken place-4m thee subject, dogma a new Farce (with' Meek), called The Greed Time. . . IMMO MIMI, illd, *SOUGHT IRON NAILS, Mr. W• Snorkel Rowney 14 e Nisswes" as °Fla" ss the efflutatl ter , sat i• a n " 5 " , that nse i den4l ,x ist L a of hee pe a s c c h e ; "4 .... f r ai c t e h rta w it i lly h i l t rel ee s s ild kl nit t°cw lte i d i rs- • AN Panllll4l WI AND TWINE; • Mr. T. P. Macerates, Mr. J. H. Peoruddocke, Mr. N. Calvert. sive anew, but es referring to their beisg subject to the or- posed Met when Wt. Corry originally ietrodeeed that tax, OUTINIAN LECTOR && ', ' • `.4 10 ,1 4 „,,p eeisoweos a f do cont r act & may be eons eel Mei. MACKINTOSH postponed she second reading of &Wee the Hosea. i be did se as • mere woman; and wire he (Mr. Shaw) last TH th ! ir r A rieticht hi :: these tations t l ha r y i ' . i , 0 i tishats , ll= the es pr it Com el ea ■ m itter est , beat lets his before ee the Forgery Posslehment Bill to to morrow; as o l eo of ß sh b e . Mr. Aldereama WOO D said, the com b* plaint o il :delay ie t he_ bed one Inoue., of asbestine( the resent question to nea Dwelling-Mosee.Rubliety Bill, and the Navigable Berms o item was made by thane w were t umelves Ma conotdera lloo a' the Ma wr, he took the liberty of readies,/ the inroad LECTURE of the COURSEme the ' ; • *Tuck of the eattl nth 1,11,P, 1921, after which b ay Bill . Caere of it. Two days were lust in a discoodea originating , • - 5 extract from his speech when he was proposing skis tax. , STATE, OW be Gthered at Mr. Pewee, , *Dessimitthe will pot native any T en d er. Mr. BEEN LIT postponed his motion for a Bill tit. bet- is an objectioa of the Chairman to receive evidesee tosslered • to the Irish Hoeft of Commons. He stated, that shoe the Mom. Sprhargartkie, ort•SATURDAY Nal; OP - -If . • . JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ter securing the indepeedeoce of Parliament, to Thursday by the opposers of the Bill is asswer is that which had bees window Tax was goo neoposedr it was merely n a ear las. Sky, HMI, at Three o'Clnek, , . the Nat of May. given by die sapporters of it. He meld assure tie llos. RI Mr. RICIIARINION. ~ .Med that every time the subject was brooght before th; Tielliete,k. ft each, or 12s. the Comm, may I. bed 41 LOTTERY OFFICE, Somerset Place, bir. H. G. BENNETT seeing the Right Hen. Gentle- MCISINT Mai be sissold sever any his object—(ther, beer) He i m, be admitted that nee lax was sot tetneeted se be the Chaocellee of the Exchequer in his piece, wkbed —fright wassail avail himself of every method allowed by the May 16, 1921. pennament, hot as a mere war provide.; ass{ ow the foot- ligews. Noteliard and Sea, IST, Pieeadillf.fires of the Moose to oppose is, sod he treated, with the R LORDS COMMISSIONERS H IS of leg uf a mem war potions* he hoped to do away every oli- the seemed reading of the Audit of Accounts Bill, %Inch stood assistasee of Mimi near We, to defeat it.—(Lori eheerasy.) 4ettex ex die Dm Thu mullet s . 5 ,.. ~......... ~.„...... LAST THREE WEEKS. ' TIAJ MTV'S VIREASURY have bees pleased to direct paper ! 1 . for twisiserow, as the debate on the important measure of ....111ne Committee were ready to go us, agreeably to she Re. l awn air the day and nod tieois ' i r to " re "" be "; 7 e v a r ew ' . MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS, a Woman' to be hosed lei POSTPONE the Maeda, of the his Hoe. Friend (Sir J. Markistosh) would probably prevent sehotioa, to hear Gs evideutee teuelmad by the opposers of By the Nth Gees. 111. Asp. St, this tax was deetired to be DURING MAY. 16 . pewee Lowey (tie Third for she Year 1990), to • its helve/ brought us at mach au hour*. to enable them to go the Bill. Mr. DAWSON eohl.ir ihe in R. 'M A Eleseet) will E be Wend . ( having in.l. be AT n uou ttst ss . ger - the MOAI t rY, T MAIZ N It I4, TUESDAY, 44 . I I: 4 3LY 17, Mt* the discossime with egovseitmee. After • few words *cress the table, Cerillaill" were re.strie/24.44 .. leid lellowde els f i l olice ti. wth " ...ee leer"" iellestly a s :re al e a e l s "e ts a b la b l e n besea g 5"1" 1: st a rt at b• feare d th e Dm rbfl a sm* wile ," wt. theie he l le tt 4 " 6 :, have the Ad a the lid gr.. Hi. f ur the better ergolatitig Iseth time at the TH ESTRUS ROYALt =GUNS • TUE= , JULY IS, SA _ Y,. JUl 4l l4l ;ei The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Seed Friday they sever ease. ley -iittlwoen It= 0 , 1 . „now" I i&f las tolkowspi t „„,, 4 f,„„ , h e n erus i-- OPFAIA-OsiDSE. STRAND. Itil i =i TORNIDat Al LL , la . No peasight fee the secede medieval theithid Bill. _preemie Voll *IA sesseteall "aw maw aa tattler the rose tortezes ho meadows, lit. out foe preemies - A NA, ti. low ash iWaisllg lhotiltleijir. APE mg .•- . - .* .- . * tes-' .' % ti •', N BWINOTON IMILLECT VESTRY. some el 44.. Ikea Geethemeu oe the otter pale of the flown bawds es the vs be it geneted, that the avid tease WO .:.' ) . , the Impistw fee sties* atertpths - s Tams auxin, . were woole d , was proved by the deelaratios of the 800. The SPEAKER heeling called on Mr. H. SUMNER, • . .. .... .. - . - . •._ wiadowe a tenemeithe built before the Ist Jemmy, 1119, EARTH, sod WATER. LOTTERY POSTPONEMENT. Mr. DENISON rose with a Petition ie his baud, sad Aldermen , teat be bbele avail lime. " or sibe !UM" o f 111. Gall he rated as they sow see for three years atter the gant- let% Mathews will represent the Pleasures of a Sab Hesse to preven t the Bill from being carried. So that he to of this sat sesinded the se „ ein war " seer aimi n, ses. ri THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his tedium texanle that part of the House where Sir. H.. , Voyage in thewas ekteneised lie threw every impediment in the way of N o w is it bie denie d that Ibis was a nitios bp no POLI.Y PACKET. MAJESTY'S TREASURY bees ordered Am she &Meer sat, hoped his Hoe. Colleague would allow him the public beldame, is order so prevent the «theca of the . eagtslature that this woes war tax ? It was Indispeetalile i Paidesiers per Folly :—Mr.Theophilits Tulip. a service tso Drawing, w ise., wee to h ave ta c o pl a ce em Thursday, the before be proce ed ed,__ to present .. a Petittaaw htcrhe.here. bed re- 11411.— ( " Meer, Mar," and " Ns, wor)— He was coelldeot That at the time a introdocing this tax, aad from that time the *etas • Mes.Ttalip, his maternal mamma; Mrineker Jew. 17th instaal, be POSTPONED till MONDAY, the 18th hung to the ankles on wench be bee a bo ut . to t the former Committee woold sewer get though the hosigess. down . 6 the era., dem us. ~..__ _ oniforst sod us. Mr. H. SU MN ER materiels; his tinwillisigems to secede Some, Pre ' veb Artist in (fascias doge sod meeker ; Isaac imsteat, wheel all the 4,087 Primes are hi be Drawn. Mr. Alderman WOOD explained , that hie deterentuatiets • . P re " . ""7 'Pm' chmegeoble eiaprersion smog( the cilium, of Dahlia, that Tabieset. • Jew Illerelimet ; Major Losehow sod Mr. Ma- 4, commit, and 8, awing.c.fuon, T. BigH . to the reagent, and the window tax was a war tax, and that the fai th of the thews, Aeremaisto ee their retorts; Millie (rmierke i lileirsri May 16, ISSI. Mr. DENISON coatinniug to urge the propriety of the app l i ed ,, to ,„_ the . „_F eeseae _,__ ea,ae,,__e of t h e 11 „ 6 , 11 ' Member in bk "*" II" for s..W ...V..rge .. ••• •••°°••••e• - . . . Irish P.rliniament was Medved that AA taw alsmoalal ram. DJ.114 iama isabiv modwon•••A 6..... _ ...Ng 5m....v. i ewer - a - wow •nw ww•meeenw we sees• 11111••11.F y wee s i ww,wowei. w.eww• take" little I eve , Gime there had Iwo • 41014 i. Nei, .41 . rernsiot eirmei , . I 1 , anshlsee• is with ewpintiltlwro, et Immirre• d an 4 •iio.o•or. The i.seli. 1.. I short, hod thasiai.6•ll6 owl ..ehl cauliflower re dew IN Iwo- Pink). I. lb. wrirlot Willa* for the perpore of ircrravieg flay se these Thew. Mr. 1111211 d..& das • fair soling for the imp irws pi y _ 1 ••, vp •,,, . . • . ... 4- 1-' • , -1 - r ,e, . .•• . '.. i.ri' ••• - • • . —__L _._.....—... ROYAL WESTMINSTER INFIRMARY MY for DISUSES of the EYE, Haty-le-Biase-atreet, Piccadilly. MUM • His Royal nig Weft ON Who of YORE, IK G. G.C.B. Tics-Natoli : His Royal Nielson I►e Deka et CAMBRIDGE. G.G.O R. ISM DINT : .f WELLINGTON, IC G. G.C.B. - The Marquis of Ate., Liist.-General Asko F G.O B. Kror-Admiral Sir J. P. Beres. The Marquis of Howl, Surd, Bart. M.P. The Esel of Hepossses,M.C.B. Major. Gen. Sir J. W. Go.doo, The Earl of Blesisilas K.C.B. Vismost Keith, G.C.R. Major Geo. Sir H. Torrein, Lord Gemithaus K.C.B. Lord Forbes fir .1. Swisborse, Bart. Lord Lysedoek Sir G Bisse,Bart. M.l). F.R S. Lard Hill, G.C.B. /* J. airGriggre, M.D. F.R S. Lord Bereaterd, G.C.B. G. Byng, F.aq. M.P. Lord Comber...ere, G C.B. C. Forbes, Req. M.P. Gr.. Mr G. Beckwith, G.C.R. J. Calmat. Req. M.P. LiesteGes. Sir H. Calvert, G. W. Taylor, Esq. G.C.B. M. Baitlle, M.D The Hos. Mr G. L. Cole, R. Hooper, M.D. G.C.B. M.P. F. Knight, Req. ' " 13 0 1. ' Sir Alex. Campbell, Batt. C Greenwood, 114. . 2 . 01 K.C.B. Sir Jots. Webb • • ho Has. Sir C. Colville, Archibald Campbell, Req. G.C.B. Astley COJller, Tressorm—Smormel Reed, Req. 4, Berke'. y.street, Berkeley. square. lishysienue—C. Forh,w, 111.0 25, Argyll. street. Sorgeers—G. J. Guthrie, Esq. 2, Berkeley 4trret, Berkeley. squire. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER wilt be at Willis's Belsins, TO. MORROW, FRIDAY, May IS ; His Royal Highsess doe Duke of YORK is the Chair. STEWARD,: The Maim& of (lastly 1 W. Yebin, Esq. Lord Selissn Alesmnder Raley, E 49. Sir Celia C.tripbell,K C.B. Prone% Hendrie, Eloq. Moorshead, ; Julio Vttcb, M.D. Culeuel Chieholwe G. Dickies., Faq. I Murray Forbes, Esq. Joseph Gua•oa, Esq. The This day is published, in octavo, price Is. REPORT of the M ANCH ES ITH. COM bIITTER ; with the TC %/RES er sh:. SUFFERERS (in the whole upward, or Ono Kill. t and Wounded); she nature and 'Melon( their Injuries—an Arrogant or the Dia. tribotiod of the Fused., lac. Published by o r d er of the CoaussiUre. Prieto! for Williams Hair, 45, Ukase-14M Just pnblishell, A N ADDRESS to the i PERI AI. PAR . LIL LIIAmP.ir upon d- PRACTICAL MEANS of GRADUALLY ABOLISHING the POOR LAWS, sod EDUCATING the 1400 K SYSTEMATICALLY; illus trates, by so Acruuut atilt Cal ores of Fretterisks.ourtl, in j Holhool, nail of the Common Illttuutssu its the South of with General Ohtsereatima. .By NN. HF.RBERT SAUNDERS, Em. 1 "110•1 good may ha endemouresi, it NI Via he shewn to D TI mible M Moat will he focal to contain setatts. practical facts slimes a sul t ject to excise eery grams Printed for Won. Sam, Resobseller, ity appointment, to his Royal High•ess the DAC of Y.o.k. St. Jimes'ss-atseei. - Also, ',ETTER fruin oho KING to Isis PEOPLE. Timmy thud Edittm. Ys.