The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-03-06 00:00:00

- . ArV:llo,t r . s. ::-., -1 ".. . , , • ... i f .......k...• .. .. • , ~ .. °'^: .r.Z . .t. 7 .. . .. - . • ''''' i -44 All . , •:' .„. 1116...... . A ~.. :r flit 44ritioll :A. "z refo. 1`!• j _ L •:c Nustaxa 13C0.1 ~~ `~ ~a FRIDAY-, MARCH 6, 18:A7 PRICE SIXPE)CE riBo7. titue, a THZATtt r•ttoyAz., rriO.MORROW EVEN I NG, !ff. 1 . lair Majesties' Servants writ letrforrii, weir My, in lire acts, calltd, cußrEw. . Th e Music crimpuscri by Mr. Atwater. Normans: Illugh de Tracy, Mr. f;arrr wire ; Robert, Mr. Rannister ; liertrarl, Mr. H. Siddrins ; \Vain—, Mr. r..riley ; rph.hp, Mr. Eyre. Matilda, Mrs Prieell ; Florence, 1111k3 Dun..an .—Danes Firsharding, Mr. Eilistou ; Arretramng, Mr. rimer ; Conrad. Mr. Mathews; Heraida, Mr. Caries. With a Glee, and Chorus of Banditti. • TEKELI ; OR, TmP. swum OF MONTGATZ. On Monday, The Curfew; after which will Ite p ducal, 1 ..,•. :reformed, a new Operatic time, Plied The Y4Ollll t• ..r ; or, Lore and Meier. • AUCTION OF BOOKS, MAI'S, AND HOGAILTH'S PAIN rs. It. STOCKDALE informs the Public, that £7 his SALE of BOOKS silt commence on MONDAY next, the Oth March, nod errntintio the Fire following Da's, begir.n.ng each day at One 05104, to a neanote.Caialognaos may be had of Mr. Stoejkdale, Piccadilly i and Mr. Wallin. Paternoiner-niw. THE NEW PLAY. This Day is puhluseed, price Half -it-Crown, T HE CURFEW; a Play, in Five AEI,, per forming with great cylause at the IIIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. .By the It. JOHN TOBIN, Esq. Author of The Honey Moon. Printed for Rinhard Phillips, No. 6, Bii,lgeistreet, Black -644, and to ire had titan Books,:liera. THEATRE-KOYAL. (Y►VENT•(:AKCEN. •r!'O•MORROW EVENING, March 1; 1807, 1 will he acted, tihak , pears . Trae,th of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Clenthus, Kinr of Denmark, Mr. Creswell.; Runlet, Mr 1:•wblc; P.nou,us, • Mr. Monde's; Lawrie*, P. &wawa t!.4.ltiu, Mr. Murray ; Ilie Ghnit of Ill.nutre% time), NI!. Pape. Dettrwle (Quern of benmark), Mrs. S ; (tint-time), Iklis.ll.4mo. To wh4,l; wait he atiarrl, a Nee. Pantomime. esll.+l. /IA Wlii-ANie-444114 E 44 tit) SE I trt. 1 HE, GOI.I. I EN EGU . ORATORIOS At ray -nomad Pr;ce4, un ate WEDNESDAYS and FRI- O YS <twin Lent. THVATRE ROYAL, COVENT-CARD:P.N. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 6, 1 CIM, It perAam.,d, L'ALLEGRO de IL PENSTEROSO. Written by Maron ' and Caenpoced by F I Lade,. Part 111 —A Grand Miamiknown Ad. (1-ertme It..eenwe .uther% Haien. Vr.k., Mr Art lr " (beat &enure Nor •il r, L o, d . lilt 14 n•an " R•den,p• ion .—Rerit. M, 117,tleart t `• Their tirlots ...r..arn%a, your eatiae." Gnricu " See the e..nenettne hero 2.Wr)e..•Seetat. Mrs. !Land, •• Wah htroes and sa:es." Dr Vekotti, " Let the buirlt seraphim " Sam• a .n..—!e3.4.4..1iert and MAW( Churu, " From the teaser. 15-•.t.,rnota, - I of Part it. Stell.ll% favourite C0r , ....rt0 of the Stores, on the swan' P.no Forte, by Mu. Murrill, a yugui LaJy tu• bay I,:6l.ltecom lie. birth. Voral Performer% Mr.. nitbens, Mr.. Itlaml, Venura G islietii ; Mr. Brabant, Mr. Evan% Mr. Pyre, Mr. S•M'ii, Mr. Dile, rnd "Mr Bellamy. Mr. Ashl.ir, Lemier of the Band ; Organ, Mr J Adds/. * fhr lemailidc; of the Band, and the Citi.rcs:..s, .11 , CIA 4111 .11111.' orwaud complete, bx the u:• t approved Pt:l : um:et. in he opened at Sia., S-.en, ice at N1N..— . .. 4 ..mes Cl 4. Pd n, Ga s at•re ?s. upiier Gallery is. rl ices for the 113111. to be taken of Mr. Landon, at the Be:: thßce, ie iltr..et. • Cmreet Books nt the Perforotance to be h ..1 the price t•il. culy— l'Juse in tile ..11* cli are Se MMUS an.; i nperfoct • •. • the F ret List of this Theatre doe% not ext e nd to the (Pamlico. OLYMPIC' PAVILION, tVYCH STRF.!: FUR THE BENEFIT OF TILE Iwo mAsrus DAVIS. TASTERS DA mo't respe Ct fully bm 111 tea.•, to acquaint their isienile and the in ke it that their BENEFIT is Bard f o r TOMORROW, 11L. r't 7, 12507, it ►ring the Boa time to whetting ttle,r rhr , ehne mut ililtrenage: t sewn thew, *es *hat ever is in the Kotler uftnu► infant Malice,. with he executed der the r ent-tiaittoteat on that Eieliing, worn the Aniafruis of Eque•trian Exr•cian will be h.gh y ratified, .• Blit of tare h ill ourtutt of the nava Faisiti.te S TAG(: PEtt- Ft/WIT ‘NCES, tdemhel with EX FEM./111/IN Y ItOrtf. PANIC? N and the greatest Dirp;.v of SC/LNTIF:C NOR li4ANSHIP *eel ihews in the worid. T*.kets to be kart of M...ters 11.gro, N.... 4 Craven IS in: , and of Mrs Connell, at the l'avilam, *here PIAC.I :Ur the a rr.ay be !a%cri Iran 1 1 tell 3. PAYXE, having entirely declined &mi nas, returns thanks to the liolvility eel tiently, lot Qrr ire,ry lib.ral varronage Vile has l s Of in many )tar. Catirtrl essenl ; and beg* to r.form thvsn, she has appoint , d C. imAptiy, and another young Person, to suLcsed her, w hu have beeniong iu her house aid f.r whom she lakes the liberty of &Amain!' a continu , rice of their favours. Oa ThtrAtry, the ttli lost. t h ey will opera their blooms, at No, ziG, rat-mai, w.th a large and mot, elagaut 440 , 00.111 i of N111•41‘ , Ka IS PIESSES, PFLISSVS, SPENCE.4S, MAN riss, ,Ce„ than can pos‘lhly laistallihrted at any other house, tad prettier) if her own stela. Miu PAYNC berwlf attend ftnn) 11 till 3, f‘w We put pme of iettling her 0 • it affairs...No GOVEKNMENT STATE 1.01111.11 V, Ts begin Drawiog 14th Noll. SCHE VIF.. 4 „. rrites of .... L. 91.004 .. ar- .. L. 00,000 4 4 10 5u14 100 50 90 10 each 10:60 (3,000 Fi,, drama Tab* i1,t,00 Tickets. .......... L. 250,000 C.% PITALS DETILRMINASLE First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day....L.50.00. Ditto Day. b ./.20,eg0 Ditto Set Day 29,000 Ditto Atli Day 9ri,000 Ditto 3th Day 10,000 Ditto ru, Day 10,00111 TICKEFS AND SHARKS Are es Sato at ever, I.icenord Lottery Office. PIiENgNT Ticket. L. 19 IGs. 1'•1 L.II 3 0 I Eighth 1 .? It 0 (J..irer ' 33 0 I Sixteenth 1 6 'i''. aiknre Scheme irsia point nut the necessity of an early 4 as Pour Prises of 20.0'.:61 each, will be sure to be in the first Veto Day., esslotiva of ClpitalPrises 'l l lllO BLIND CHILDREN.—An industrious A Also, with and Four Cht:tren (Iwo of whom were unllappdy horn has been enabliai, by the assidanco of a generous robin., to place the eirlsot with • Gentleman in the same Unk.rtimate situation, as an Apprentice, to learn &Laic, attli the ttlin in the Church, in which be has merle touch ?regrew; but the rather being tumble to purchase en 'mug:want fot him t, peso? i.e on, lint only lieeiA him hack, but prevents lion airing inerturhon to his Sour. whorl now via rests of age, sod woo was also born blind. He the.cfore o.lletl to Make this case k0..0 to flat Public, in the fulh,t lfee thet Cl* Itenth,....t, oh., 'he re th e power, will a sin. by a Smell r),inat i o, i , to etteci this purprr.e , /811601.1 t Whlt:b lice hoe and tint will ne its ariy destitute ret.iriis .1 01 , 1:tre thank, to those L-di-s and Gentlemen who here 4,154 y cangllsiited.—The atua:!est Donations will b. re el a , Mews.. Kelly's Mimes! Saloon, Pall-Mill t_ aferil-tosel, Rand e rect, an d Caeohilt; BirchaWsi Pl. 133 . •owlearart Fookiiiir. • sii. 8, Pell Mail; E.atle's •owart, Altrinarle shorty, asid !lasting's, Clian.ot e Opines Watt* the walker, I- qvirieti he made. - .In 0 .*-Yltirr a 4.41 I 1 4161 1 1 1 44t Seat b9usi inlll It:, eduil I r • vie:TUALLING-OPTI(Illt, Fee 2:3, 1807. pHE COMMISSIONERS fielunifittz Ills 1. * T ies*, Nnry 4. hr zi , e Noire, 710 NI IVED.S. DAY, the 1 Ith March wc it, het, ready to receive Mode, is Writing (waled Pip), for such z.e....n•ities oi KILN DINED KNGLISN a. the y.5in.:1,41 Perma aka way Tender the same. row inga g e Oa rtitirer ltanths, fret of u ti Ch arg e cad nit kajeatp, into Ili, AI jetty's Stores at Plyintinth; 004 I. be paid for Init., payable, with In terest, Ninety Day. ante Date. Not r. N ley ti e !duality 0444 Tr foi:.fite 2uart ell K ill be attended to. The Conditions of Ma Contra ;Horn he urn at the ..se , retarn's ; or by twool..ing to ,41r. rhOsolll Agent jar Ihe tuniliwz at Plymouth, N. rrdeird wilt tie had to tiny Tetvicr, in which the Pries thnt nate in.ertrd in Words at 1ti.4111, or that Anil not be deli...red t.. the iionni Infant Ch,e tel,ek eh the said trwentalay, the I Ids 41 No•Vit new l .or unless the Peri.na roe indhes the 'sender, sr woe Pers. a ON his belied,: attends, to vs . et when r . TRANSPORT•trIFICE. Tea. 23, NAVAI. sugGxoss. • UCU I intonvanienee harslit let's e.rprrinin,4 in .I.T 1 tlv4 foamy i.ltsennt, .Are voreuip!..qcd, n,!.i,.itoc In foram& their oildreis tr Aim Ornee mad I. revew d Iron time t.. time, nt nreaaNn i.Mild !tops ; lit COPll6 , 4loners • tipirwv,r.4,...t.a.,,icirflrst•4o7 erre if SA all mod. Tiann n,fe. in hereby sive T tat Piety Suites:l on half-pey. Ito shall f higher his a.tdrivs, arid to renew the same ItlT%joll4 In the Snih o lure, awl ;lit 01 I)ecwnher, jos cassis rear, vroll be nossoteed in the haif•vay lista, intuit cut Ist slv.se respective periods. Guildhall, Ma:eh 3. 11107.. rIFIHE Commissioners of Semers of the Ci•y of A Loi•rlen, and Liberties thereof. he r 4y sive Nntk n . Thatthn, will mast in Inc Crooned Charnhed of tire (Su0o:l -ie:1j ulnae saideity, on TIItIRSIJAY. the 19th inatatot, eleven tittle-1r in the rnennoao, for the Tiettion of a Senior Assistant Cleat, in the mom of Mr. John While, dereasel. M )t' ND, Print i Clv LARGE WALLS ENO COALS ►TIDE LONDON SEA COAL CONIPANY, finuthamp , .u"•tre.t, Mahan), having quant,ty •if the abets Coa!s • intrum their frieni. Awl the putdic, they are <ell mg them, ■t present, se very L.w trilltll. As the Compenr do not ,urfer any pe,sons to take wee:< for them, it is requested that taraurs may be addressed a. ah , ,ve, to I:I I MRISONArid CO NA/ ANTED to PURCHASE, withia thirty cr forty miles from London, the net • Ptestetst.eu a I.IVING of about 2001. to :W. per *ileum, teak the pro v ed o f At , .te or very early A hoe adtl.e.sc,l to M. S S , at Mr. 11.t.herd's, Bookseller to 11.. r Malesty, 190. Piccadilly, will be attended to ••• Th e most unolseit confidence may be relied open. To MERCIIANTs. W t A '!TS t t on it as ;4 0 0K ; K . E g E P . . 1.40 c t iF pennn middle aged, an! of gond erstine4 inns, who writs" ut egccllent hand, ha: twins tywerds of twenty yea:. is the constant piac. tine of bootless, awl has gone thr-uagh the several departircnts of the C 'lstros-house, to the vatnif.iction of his employer: ; give the mo.t tan •xceptlonable tePrence., at wed for %dements', 11%0 .e . , .114 integrity and moral conduct ; and, al though he would pw.fcr a snuation in London, he would Pave no übje:t ((((( u. engage with a Provincial fiuu.e of reteedaht hy, int sped etwoniagement...-I....dters, addressed to A. Z. Y. Ithles. 11,0 C , fr ,,, 1 ,,, u5e, No. 54, renchurch..trest, *tit ane.t witti duz. • -Ripaitio -tvriat ut rrt r.l( Y, T. begin' the 14th of Ain t : next. HODGES, PAINF., and CO. Stnek-Benker e , horn? sIl, oxforthStreet, and *Sr. .Ia•n• % . 4 Street, feitst !heated f, f Yeats are now geihits the ant Legal st IA it LS, nn the be , ' Tema, at th. abwe4 t.):fi,:es, watt.' •11 ritief we kilt! rat &Maud beHENI I.: wahine 4 4 • tire. ie. 25, C. 114111111.1., 62, CH ARING-CROSS. and ST. MA ROARK rs aut.;Ga. HOItNSbY and CD respeaftatiy acqnaint the Powie. that thee 1,..ee on Sale a ~at exti-ty of 11...KETS and SHARES fm , the ensuing STATE 4..01% TER Y. and at the lowest Prices. Ilre.lll Draai the 14th. of APKll...—The Scheme possesses much nove:ty, awl may Get had gratis. 0 der.. by Letter or Carrier, executed 'eagle on the saute terms a. if pre:ent. No. 19044. prig, 0124,3001.; 4,714, 3,001 ; 44, SCOI. ; I . 310, ; wele dnidN among the fonun.a holden of lURNSIS I and 01.1 '8 8113 rel in me last Luttery. CLERGYMZN AND OTHRRS !OBSESSING LIES INCOMES. MR. ROBERT; MOstrespedlftrily inform• those of the Clerey who hold valuab.e Livings for Life, an: who treoisently, when pieseuted to the sense, require for many purpmes a temporary Loan of Money, that he is au thor. wd by Persist s % of the first remmetabilisy to elystsce nu. 1/1•1413 , 4 Sums above YUJI. Pa:ttcn'arly in Supt. of boel. 7001 104/01. 32001. and 16001. by way of redeent.slile Annuity on their own Lime, for which a eery liberal puce as pail. Per. "^, p•ssusing Lard, 0 . 1 ", or Property, tither at their absolute disposal, es entallert, will meet oath the moat !Meml accommodation, by applyteig orresisallv, or he 1-tier, post pate, to Mr. litaberiA, at Pis house No. ft!, Cecil.street, Strand. VLADI ES' H EAD-D R ESS- V MAKER. and HAIR COWER, No, 6, Tivi•doe.i. greet, Covent-Garden, ths bottom to 410:vs.:int the Noodny aod (I,liti y, that ke has eituipletod so Ass. Mut lit .1 eit••••st Head dreowt, that need only to ha seen to he approvcd the Royal env is • specimen of superior elegstice.-4..a,;.es that honour hem with theit Cooprisml., will please to sly it for t long, mid:lle-aged, or eldeilv Lidice, hoot Two to Fee e GitM..a....4,;entlemen's Crop. ',lade to a perfect 00000 in hotels, 'writ rarely to he met with, TWO GU1.43331144 a 11.41f.—P4e Nobility and Geettry't Hair cut with every attention tee style, smiths improvement of their Hair.—Ladies and 13,nitl.filoan will please to give their Servants very particular directions to his Nauss, as Vickery's Name le placed very conspicuously at Shops en the neighbourhood with which he has uo e 11111 l union. Vickery'a odehlt.hinent. form-fly of 111,w , street, litsheysgate street, Cheap .i:e (but now of Tavistock strzetouly ), is upwards of JI) years standing. POOR LAWS, AND Titr. NEW DILL FOR PROMO T ING TtlF. CONDI nom OF TUE &c. This day is published, price 3s. serrate—exi t , WHITBREAD% SPEECH on the POOR IVA LAWS, and the new JIM Fir Premotiee and Fneciti ragi”g Industry amongst the I.l4euriog Clams. of the tarn. munity, sad for the Relief and Rt.:gammon et the Neck.sitons Pour. Printed for J. Ridgway, 170, NT° :te A.nd street, Piccarbl.y. Also, Ist. Mr. WDITSREAD's SP;.T.CII the LAB NrGo. •civrioN, v.. 3d. PAPERS which Gem the ler., Ne:SKIMATiON, in rood, and English, is. 3d. NE ei PLAN of FiNt t iltf t te , A • lT. PETIrs SPEECH, and the Pt. Vtii of L arid I Kr. J iiHtIRTOI4I4 c. 414. di/ or* km,* no mei bat Az 30. 4 1 • HOOK'S TEK F EW K IHTIUN Thi, Day 1/1 CT, .;17 • T EXELI ; or, The SIEGE of moNTGArz ; enntiuver. to be perfnmed with 11105( diStillgUlV#ll4 sn , ceti at the Ti..4he For.!, nrurt - lanc Londun I Phnt , ret irn , C. and R. Baldwin, New fkidge-street. Where may he had, Tie INcISISLE GIRL. Re M. Honk. Is. W. CATO' LIM Wii(k CA'' fly hfr. Hook. Isa 4lo, r..dowl. the VENITIAN by Price is Tll6 Ley are publiahed, elegantly rioted, in loulteap Bro. 7.. 6d. T" EPIQTLES of OVID ; trans] iced into Entaoi th." the It n. WI ILI A 0 41 WINDSOR FtI7.TWFMAS, with the Latin and hi.det r to eh:eh are "obloond, R: firs nl Hero 19 Leander sod !winder to Fiero, by a drtieredt hand; that of Sappht. to Pll2Oll, by Pope and 4.! Dada in Enna, by Dryden. Landon : Ptinted for C. and It Ralleln, Nee Rride,-treet. This Day is published. in ()Cisco, price Ds. in L....ad., Al 4 ABRIDGMi../sir of the LAW of NISI PH ; Part the Second; containing Nine Chapters un der tilt:6;lo,lring 'llt!ecr—Cucenvot, Deb*, Deceit, Dttinue, Zjectite , t, Fxrentor, Psctor, Ernie% Statute ors-. Tlii; Part containtiati Abridemont ut this Decitions, relative to the Law of Nisi Phut, as fat duwo as *Lahti Tuns, 180 G, 111. elusive. WILLIAM gELWYN, Jon. of Linea Printni for W. Rend, I.aw.ts 4ksollor (iocesenr to Brooke and C.a•ke) Reb-yard,Temolv-Par. 11Y AU T 1110:(1 Thil I).y is published, pm* Is. Q. QURSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Right H,n. Lord It FDIND ALE: in the Hon.' of Lool., on 114 e of Lord Gk t., rens the Plaf If lON of eke ROMAN CA THOLICS of 11LELANU to a CUM 1111 r f EE. !Hay 1805. P anted for W. acne and Sons, Portugal-meet, Lincoln's. Inn. This day is put , iiihrd, in Imo. prier 2.. 6.1. sew,d, I NIiE MANUAL of NO:iILUI"Y ; ezhibitinß the triatioctions of AR M0R1.% sod' HP RALDIC IWAILING%; the several I:P•erees and Rank or of obility; a MT pies. List of the Peen of ths trailed Kinsthoce, their Str om.- es, Titles, un.l time of Ci.eati.o,i; a Table of Ptecedency ; su Historical Account of the Great Offic.,.rs of State. and of Hie Mairsty's Househohl. from the Sr., Instty.ition of Oft:cots; *with a variety of other useful and interesting Inhwination, Ste. *c. Collected frown the brit A uthmitiet. Printed for Longman, Hoot, Kees, mid Ors', Patetassisr. row arid J. F. NI Street. . This Day 'ls published, halesonsely printed, in Quarto, en Writing Paper, price in hoards, 7. to be continued annualii, •r HE FA lINIER'S DAILY JOURNAL, and li IDOMPLETI: APCOUNTANT, front Michaelmas ISMS, to Michaelmas ISO, recommended to CI Fanners, as well Peamiet.us as Occupiers of Farms, Stewards, Bailiffs, Sec. as tee mot cal and ready Mtth , rel of keeping the Ac counts At' a Farm ; so arranged, that the plainest capuit?, with a knowledge ,11writin; may keep a most accurate and satisfictory account, as well of the labour, 36 tae prams of the Farm. Re A PRACTICAL. FARMER. . Print', for F. C. awl .1. Itmo.v..to, N... - 62, St. Paul', Church yarJ; and sold by ill L ka4lur, an Town a..d C wear/. HINIVKY U 1 hultFOl.k. Now re-ouhlkhiag, and we be complete in eleven thick close printed Voluruev. terra Keys! Oct 'to, price let. earn, and • few Myles en Reyal 4.taro, Prlce Two Guineas per Vo tome, BLOVIEFIFTD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL HIS TO3Y of the COUNTY of NORFOLK ; containing the whole Matter which is in the Ave Polio Volumes, rah ■ll the rates nrengraved, a4l an &Untwist tine, a Portrait of the Aut'ior. The re-puYiesisl^n thn.4 celebrated and very scarce Ili.. torn, erriiinehard uy Subscription in June, Iti 5. The Copies piloted rare litnit.al to a rust! int ,re,sion, and but few of .eiziain fur c le. A Volu.ne M publis4ol entry four months. The folow.ng Are a:readc urinte.l :•••• Vol. Ist, cont..ini,.‘ the Hundreds of Dias, Gamow, and Shrophani ; Vol. Borth rd Thetford, Lod Hundreds of Criaelifooo, Wei/laud and F.irehoe; • V. 4.. 3d and 4th. the City of Norwich complete; Vol. sth, Humble Vattl. Doperade, Earsham, and lies. stede : the 6th Voltme will be reedy in April next. hinted foe Wax.. Miller, Albemarle-street. N.S. A Cr., Of I ' he Fltstory the City of Nnrwieh, in Tan Volutnil, were taken city to sAI separately, price 3iis. extra braids. I.IIPARIAh PARLI4.IIbNT. HOUSE OF LORlA—Tainteemr, MARCUS S. On the motion of Lord WALSINGHAM for reading, the Order of the Day, she trials Sugar Drawback hill, and the South Sea Dill, were seve ralty read a third time and p.i%ird. The East India du:tic:aura List, with its addi tions, was ordered to be laid before a Stied Corn. mittee, for the p•.srpose of examination to.marrow. —Adjourned. HOUSE OF CoVMONS. A great snultitnde of strangers asormhled, this evening,. in the avenues leading to the GAllrry, in expediation of hearing the dievussion and lusher exalni6ation t.f win-wows on the Westminster Elec tion ; but owing to a Ballot and a Call of the House taking place, the dont' were not opened till about tall-pad ill. On the adinission of strangers into th, Gallery, we lotinet the House engaged in a toaversiticn relative to sonic irregularities that bad been commired, nr .t occasioned by persons lorcilily entering through the body of the House, by uhich some 31:sitber;%/ere Itkly ta be injured. Oa a nompiaint brut.; male by an lion Member. who bad nearly been thrt.s.-n &wit by t`le sudden irrup tion of the multitude at the print:A*ol entrance from , the lobby, _ The SPEAKER intimated, that it would be the duty of the Serjeants and Messengers at all times when they perceived the avenues to the House crowd ed wall strangers, to protsf. the Members from injury, by having a proper gusid of constables, ianerwise they should be answerable for the Goose q Tenets. On the motion of Lord HOWICK, it was ordered, that there be laid before the House an account, shewing the time of service in the Navy of Thomas Weatherhead and William Drake (two of Mr. Paull's witnesses, lately erimined on the charge - against Mr. Sheridan); and also An account of the • anion-at of the pension that has been greeted to the said William Drake. On the motion of Lord HOWICK, it was or dered, that the House be called over upon Tues.' day next; and that the names of such Members as were absent upon the ballot this day be reported to the House to-morrow ; and that such of these blest). • hers as shall be absent upon the °CU occasion, shalt he taken into custody, unless a special excuse be . • . , - —• • made fur their nos attendanee. • A Message from the Lords intimated their Loscle :.hips' assent to the Sugar Drawback and the onyx Warehousing Bolls, Scc. neystme C!.7IIOLICS. Lord HOWICK 106 C and addre,sed the Kettle, upon this sulejeet, nearly as tollows:—" Sir, / rise in pursuance of the notice I gave some tame ago (bat which entice was suspended by an alteration I ••• found necessary to adopt in my proposed to•`fr! of procedure), to move for leave to being in a Bill to secure to all His l'elaj-st , ,'l, liege LI IT aS :he pri vilege of serving in the Army are Navy, under no other condition whatese•r, het that' of taking the oath prescribed by ACI of Padiement, arid for rho purpose of entitling them to the free exercise of their religion. I should' have thenr.:ht that a proposition of this sort, w.,ich seemed so evidently expedient and advantageous, was not likely ro meet with opposition; but as some irclinatien has been lately f.;531911, on the part. of some Honourable Gentlemen, to throw obstacles in the way of so desirable an o'eje.ll, I mn', upon this (lea sion, use the freedom of trespassing somewhat upon the patience of the House. in explaining the real ohjea, nature, and extent of the measit-e now in agitation. I shout ! imagine, that in times like the present. it would be acknowledged by every one, that it is highly proper and advantageous, to unite in the coenmen cause all deseriotie: s of per sons Who live under the potation of cur gl , rieus Constitution. This pi opeitien, I think, can admit of no dispute, and therefore ice:rely needs any ar gument to support it ; but, if any thing can dd to its weight, it would be a GovernMent tin-ling itself in the situation of contend.ng against a newer ing at universal derniiiicrn, and, at the same time, deprived of the assistance of etry cerrideratele portion Of Ilireiblieets of the realm, prevented by the operation of a law from contributing to the genet al defence. Ido net mean to dispute, that it • may not be necessary for eve: y Government to im pose particular constraints, waea they find them convenient for the security of the country, when they are dietated by the sttnngest principles of ne cessity. These are tretles which ,Ire incontrovert. ible. to general, the adve: se opinions which have prevailed upon this suljed, have been caused from a euppiesitiun, that the religious opinions of the Catho lic. were connected with some political prilkieles el attachment, which rendered their interference with the Government ordefence of the country prejudicial to the State. Upon inquiry, itwould he found, how. ever, that that very attachment to their own prin ciples, rendered the hest possible security to Govern metit. Ia Litter times, the principles of exclusion have been clearly illustrated and defined by a wri ter of great merit, I mean 1)r. Pale- ' , whose strength of mind, love of jes : ice, and depth of tl.nught, will be found displayed in his writings, with extraordinary clearness and perspicuity. I should have no objeetion to submit to be regulated upon this part of the suhjeCt by the principleslaid down in that theological dissertation. Eut in this time of extraordinary difficulty and danger, when it is so peculiaily necessary to ergage all classes of His Majesty's subjeas in the defence of their country, it cannot surely be disputed, that it would bo ex ceedingly unwise to persist in leaving an large a proportion, as that of the Catholics et Great Britain and Ireland, sill jetted to laws, which prevent their partaking in a share of the blessings of bur glorious Conetitutton. I feel myself relieved; in a consider able degree, upon this part of the ritejed, because a great majority cf Soldiers and Saitors, already in His Majesty's service, and particularly in the latter, are persons of that description to which I allude, and I think yen cannot imagine it right to sanetion, by connivance, what you natant not deem right to sane:Lion by law-. Trere is enetner ground. which Gan hardly leave an objetion to something being done. and that is. that by a law of the 'rich Parliatucnr, passed hi the ' , est E'!l3, His Majesty's Catholic subjelfts are permitted to hold Come.• ions in Ireland. while they cannot do so in this country. Is it not proper and expedient to extend the same privilege to both countries? Such then is the objet of this Bill. which goes to allow all His Majesty's subjeels to hold such Commissions, without any other re. striation than the oath therein contained. here cannot possibly be an ; danger attending this mea sure, and, therefore, 1 shalt not advert ;ninth to the arguments that have been used upon this head, but shall confine myself chiefly to the general symptoms of ° policy both in u egerd to Ireland and this country. At the . Union of the two countries, we did find that armlet anomaly in the lawe, elistieg in the two countries, that in the one the Roman Ca tholics had privileges in the army, which they bad.. not in the other. In censeqnence of the Irish Aft of 17.0, the Rennin Catholics are enlisted to hold all manner of c immitaions in the army, except those of Commander in Chief of the Forces, Master- i, i i ,