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WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE ppm peeiee thit he *o dd t hi, see p i eu i; f ee se h im ; sold hid t h e t h„ eie k es h a d u 4h etie _o ssu khrty r Navy Eittlames for the ensaing year, which were sled ANNUITY OFFICE, Strad sod 'OMAR!, 11401 into the state ter . .. ; he 'weiplii k l ieg , served, he airbag.) , did not add that the Elifeeowld ' ordered to be printed. . TIM . IS EVENING, SATURDAY. Feb. 17. A his sioieee se mu win perks ,. fts o r " a , lowsios. Fenablisked is 1715 , he 1111111,11.01 so Live" sold renewed his notice baba aidenitood.tbet en Pteeeett / 1 ° °timid put it to the "°°°° wilt,!het it' He then gave notice, that b e should move the manse Assetfies, as the tree 111141Matillitielrellirelli 10 {IBS ' liiirukribll Friend 0 ~„.. -, kli . wi ns it fi mad d as pomad e ags the Bill s h ou ld pe o .aM, the vote of t', 1 somber of seamen requiied for the A RTAXERXE.S. elsewhere; lion hie Friend ip ev h sg weeding order, at having been coal tied with re- novel service in the Committee of Sunni* on Mir- abandoned his intentimiehe, comp tied Faris; Artahases, Mr. Hera ; A r . dessisd P " he " painminge a '" bithgrft eed .. "" pron ft'd . W Ibis Aseshlidinesed *AV ~.... e . . • leim a Z i ril= Rime's., Mr. Dias. Illawisete, 191iss grald taw give neitire ft eting the 'mice of the satires, and the iiregela. day the lath isitlint. ' Mongoose, , firers ADD AUDiregibe: wi Were saw • J. 4 Man (her Mt appeoreeme Is public); *sea, Miss Peery. Sir James Mebane. Ilert. M.P. Cairene, that on the I. or March omit, he would num fee - n i t in that rnpect having led . parties opposed to the NEW Waite, •M. I'. Welsh will preside st the Pismokree darks' the a Committee t o Inquire heti. t h e state of Ireland, Bin I°oonel:tire that it could not proceedas Sir G. w.. soontilito moved our a Midi *eft for li Charles Frermas, Req. Deputy Chairmui, petal of Mies Wilsos's perfieralesee. ' Ts. Hoe . D o v es ygi s i s i rd m ile ,. p iubstb . g es . and that their Lordships "Weld he summoned foe quince of which they were not now pre with ' Alledslain td serve fur the Borough of Wistiiir,, 4 .5 ' Mery whirls. 114 Om , . • Drums. le shwa all% m" M e w"' IlleP. F. Il amerce, Sort. Ralph Ler:meet, jai. keg. that day.— Ordered. ' . their opposition. ' • the rates of Mr. Jarlll,ll Stewart, who firs lir. , • .4. . out so the Costliest with Me mow extraerdiaary weenie, akimbo Cos iiippw .... , Bart. 0.0.5 e G. alms seq. •. is:. itIRMISH ING THE I.IIIIM ENT OFIVINI Mr. C. CeGiretee lea, the amendment or hie the office of Stesald of tote Chiltern Hutidrei 4. emitted James reset Aeriirt,lsq. William Mush, lim. ,_(IRIILAND) WITII STATION ffßl'.` . 4 , Hon. Friend was a very moderate, that be • paid ORDNANCE ESTIMATES. TH FIRM THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA . Juba Bel* Esq. Joseph Sage, Esq. Cagan de Csevria, Mr. Wallsek ; Fesialiee. Nr. °Mr" I - w imp ft,,,, s m i e ss i i, Esq. dohs &owl . This Earl" of asiaxt.air mid. that he hive his trot . height* how the itimotiruhle Cielltbraliga Mr. WARD presented copies of the particulars usiondes. Mr. 'erased ; n ew s, Mr. Goole; Laelgao, Iffr• jams di Diem% Req. Rd. withans M . se p als ,. formed the present Lord Sayer of Dublin, ease opposite maid refuse t o a c ce d e to it. (Moog or the Ordnance Estimates fur the services Of *i.ii Insight • Wpm*, Mr. Brewasey, Illseistat, Ma Redly ; RICHARD BARNES, Secretary. was the She Magistrate lI,It the lereold city hi the tb the irregularity in the serVite of the ao - soothe . she c d .: e s sis Se Meereille, Mrs. Isloffinni andlPt•filk‘ • g Hu"; esges d iasss is siosissi odiss is a g o; egspjrg, olio b a d Lately , ley this' Illeekore. WOO; AStrisi hearer- of * :l9 II *l l l4 it Wns CS ' 111S'AMIMMOsellsi friend i lltiß •-• isaiwered in the affirmative. eir The Dieem wiff lie anted st Maness • , .Mx 'Cheek sal diens Br•liewi. ite. • • • ' . . . she Prefoggesm odgegh Sada o = 1111 iIiWIL . Irsda A__ ,_ - I Witir7.' is.. " - r e ' t t tilf.* hod p potaist fee . ill Il l e Oaeraepess t h ee ' ostell "Vint . the Mitieliilst - -Slight is • ilia Ilia. °eighteen to postpone his shot alai 11smos - ,11(MINIVI "PAW, IS. IPIL ed• i 91141.6 . 'S '' .7 I. P .4111 " 4 P k. " 11. 1° 14 ti.° 14°61.4 "P'''' Offices of trel a ud with sosti H hoped hi" Orval to enable the perishionees to •give effect to printsof them until • mutiou which he had to shake, . e• - Ile OKMAPPLE, Bookseller to the Rise sea their Royal . Flbea, Ils....Lenlielialleey„ Is. ;41eviribei Prise, IlisoviDpar ifidb insits ;be Dukes o f York sad cam b i u m R oya l Information on the subject world prove •to he *lnteger arrangements they might have hi conical. respecting these &Bloater was disposed or; as, if Gallery, Is.; *mail hies, dd. Flares to takes of Mr. Midget!, is the Rates& of the Literary, Pell.esall, redou n d e d on investigati on ; h e , ho wever , eosi n. plosion. B u t f or hi s own part h e was extremely he succeeded in his mo ti on , it wou ld b e Decors :try ter LIMN BIRTH: a Satire. Addressed to a t i ere d i t h is d u ty t o M ove f or cop i es o f a ll deco- dirappointed in the amendment; for really, the in order to render his object i n t e lli g ibl e , t o a l ter Sallow of dee Theaure. The sew weio.drans will be r e 55 ,,,, 4 every sees i es Az. Tose, Nobleness, is imitati on o f t h e Ei g hth S a ti re meuts from the Irish. Government to the Choice!. Bill itse lf was one o f t h e moot extraordinary in its the form in which they were to be printed. till farther satire . a Jammed. for of the Exchequer An the subject of statiourry kind that he had ever met with. The proposers of Mt. WARD consented to postpone the motioa • Os Meadey sod Tuaday, Answers's : Itandsoa, Miss “ Je vain composer coati' doe use satyr* de et yie furnished to the Public Offices, and th e proceed. this measoie were not content with the ordinary and for printing these papers ; which were then ordered Vilma. De Jseesal lei les deehirera de la bell files." 'logs which had been hike', thereon., regular established mode of trauraesiog the broil. to i.e on the table. os Wedeerday seat will be predated a wew Tragedy. Mee.aaits. The Ceche Opera of Love is a Dinar to is robes/gal. Viscount SlDslotilk hoped no Noble Lord would nee of the perish. but thev availed themselves of Mr. G T.r. wink..! ... L.A.. ...1.-.1.-- .t.-__ 74%111- _ VitZ,..,.mpTeridr • f ~~ • t: tb I rim the easel fem. his *ease' for serke _at la subject Aces, and take.. therenu., hoped no Noble Lord object to the production of those papers: He re. quested their Lordships to suspend their opinions ou the subject until the papers which had been moved for were produced. The Earl of -D•11111 LIT laid; he hoped as much as the Noble Viscount, that on investigation it would turn out that blame was In be attached no where. Motion aereett to. LONOITUDE DISCOVERE RILL Viscount McLvaLuttniured the thirdineding of the Longitude all. The Earl of DARCLItIf could am MCP. sity for a new legislative Act ots this subject. Viscount M ILVI LLE said, it was made owes pry on account of a sum or money that had been paid under the original Ads. The first Act was a very old one, which offered 20,0001. for the discovery of the Longitude ; there was a subse quent Act which authorised that sum to be paid out in proportions according to the grades of Longitude that might he discovered by indivi. dual.; 5,0001. had lately been paid under the last Act, and the present Hill was for the purpose of restoring the 20,000/. to be available on a future occasion. The Earl of DARNLEY 11101.10 ed himself satis fied with the explan a ti on , niettlqi- Bill was read a third time aud passed. • : ; n. Their , 01001111111111114.4mdore HOUSE OF COMMONS, Faumv, Fisaumn, THIRD EDITION. Witboot Note er Commest, with " Cronchiag„" • Cut, T price Is. . HE SPIRIT OF id DESPOTISM. Edited, and dedicated to Lord Costlereauk by she AUTHOR of she POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. " Let matter slaves is golden fetters lie, There's new ten save the wive that choose to Yet some theft are who would not lamely bow, That fain would break their chains if they knew bow; And they from these iospired leaves nosy see, Hew they choose bondage when they may Ito free." The Right Divine of Maga to GOMM Ireitoplli. I. Pasted for William Hose, 4S, Ludgat‘hill Oseatry orders, with remitteares, will he pooetually led. THE RIGHT DIVINE OF KINGS-TO GOVERN WRUNG," will almost immediately follow. • nem of the parish, bet they availed themselves of the measure introduced two Sessions ego by the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite to effect • com plete change. They wanted • packed. or, as they called it, a select vestry ; they wanted also to ex. elude every person who was not a member of the Established Church from serving in any parish office. If this last were a proper regulation, it surely ought to be generally adopted. Why was it necessary that in the parish of Newington alone Dissenters from the Established Church should be debarred from • participation in the etnelnaments to be derived from the faithful discharge of the offices of • perish, of which they were compelled to share in the burdens Mr. C. W. Wenn mid a few words, the pre. rise purport of which we could not collect. The SPBAEIIi explained the practice of the House in cases of irregularity in the service of no tices of private hills, with and without opposition ; and reminded the Hon. Member (M►. H. Sumner), that the ordinary practice being, where the Stand ing Orders had not been complied with, to order the whole proceeding to be again gone through de novo, he would, even in the case of the second reading being put off for a fortnight longer. be in a much better situation than if that practice had heel. adhered to, which would have rendered ii im possible to bring in the Bill until after Bestir. After a few words to explanation frionaildr.lL &nom rod Mr. Dinssoo, the amendment we. withdrawn, and Mr. H. Some ea moved, that the Bill be read • second tome this day fortnight. Sir R. WiLson then presented • Petition against the Bill from a parishioner. Mr. GREN OREL wished to know whether there *ft soy account among the papers now laid before the House of the old stores sold by private con. tract ? He begged to be understood not as ob jecting to the mode of disposing of old stores by public auction, but merely to their disposal by private contract. Mr. WARD, as we understood, said, that the old stores disposed of by private contract, and those sold by public auction, were all included in one account. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Feb. 17. wal be prflbraell es Musisal Dams et • THE ANTIQUARY. Jaisatheit Olosselt, Mr. Liston ; Caxsa, Mr. Bleasharil; IRA Mr. Dieraset; Mr Ardour Wordage Mr. Chapman ; Pee Mclntire, Mr. Eatery ; Lord Gleaaaa, Mr. Coaster; Verbs* M'lntytte, Mr. Abbott. Miss Isabella Wardoor, Mi.. Amines; Miss Griselds Ohlbotk, Mrs. Davessport ; Elspeth of doe Craigbsralant, Mrs. Faseit. -- - After whieli,td time., • new Fame (with Maisie), called A FIGURE OF FUN ; Or, AN EVENING AT RICHMOND. The Principal ammeters by Messrs. Blambard, Comm, pureser, Yates, Liston, Comer, Emery, Miss Bessemer, sad Slim Love. Doors to be opened at Half.past fis o'Cleck—rise Play Is begin st Ames. Bones, 7s ; Seated Prier, Ss. fid.—Fit, Ad.; Seemed Prim, Is.v—Galkry, So.; eethed Pries, Is.—Upper Gal lon. its.; Seared Prier, Id. Places fur the Roses to be Sakes of Mr. anodes, at the Boa-Office. Hart-street, from Tea rill Frier. A Private Bus may be bad fur she Seseres, miglirly, of Mr. Rustles, at the Box-06m The sew Porn et A Firers of Fee will be perVerimed every seeming till farther metier. Os Holiday, The Beggar's Opera : Polly, WWII Ikepbees. De Tuesday will be previseed a sew Operatic Dams, sellava Dim Jobe, or The Tire Tarslerme.-is which Mims Illelbeibe will make her And appeeresee we any stme. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FaiDAT , Fsarmarr N. Their Lordships sat at lea o'clock to bear Appeals. ELLIOTT. Appellant ; POTT. Respondent. The Ationtey-Coreral was heard Air the Respordest.••• , Jedgment post posed. MACDOUGAL, Appellant; NOGARTH, Respondent. This was an Appeal front the Moister of the Triads Court (Scotland) The Mummy General and Mr. Wetherell were heard for the Appellant. Mr. Broribani sod Mr. Ades were hand Om an Re. opesest. The LORD CHANCELLOR eheerrA Hsi he week move their Lordships for their Joilyraselst us 11,8416 g, hot their Lordships ovoid Nei sit until ems lido& on Ass day. Jedgmeitt pomp/red. WARILY THEATRE. TiIS STINING. SLUMMY, Fitli t 17. s!HI be promoted (4th time) • valid historical lino dramatic Romance, called KENILWORTH ; Or, THE COUNTESS OF LEICESTER. Robert llodley, Earl of Leicester, Mr. Ikamoingh ; Earl of Sours, Mr. Grant; Earl of Sluewsbory, Mr. Walker; Cecil, Lord Bernie', Mr. Ellis; Lord Hinsdale, Mr. Ad cock; /le Hairy Lee, Mr. White; Walter Raleigh, Mr. Janne; Richard Vaisey, Mr. Huntley; Nicholas Blown, Mr. Fitssilliam ; Trentham Mr. S. H. Chapman. Ones Elisabeth, Mrs. 04bdia • D uchess of Itnilated, Mrs. Go rasnal ; Coestess of amine, Miss Taylor; Jaunt Foster, Mies Conklin. After the Melo-draw, the highly popular Farcical Beattie, called THE BLUE BARON; Or, OVER THE BRIDGE. Pares Yoe Ponderosa'', the Blue Barns i Mr. Waikinne ; liter Vandermole, Mr. Joaas ; Neer Visadereelt, Mr. Brun ton; Captain Frederick, Mr. Ridgway; Frits, Mr. Flea winiara. Willwliniaa, Ward of the Bane, Mies Joan; Caroline, Miss Corned. PETITIONS. The Duke of DEVONSHIRE persisted • Petition from she Occupiers of Land of the North Hundred of Scarsdale, to the Comity of Derby, comeplaioing of the distress of the Agricrltorista, and praying that the importation of Foreign Coro might be prohibited. . . The pinery was not opened for the admission of Wringers until twenty minutes before five, the House being engaged in balloting for a Committee to consider of • Petition. against the retorts for the Election of Truro. The names of the Members upon whom the election to serve on the Committee had fallen, were afterwards read up by the Clerk, but from the indistiuct manner in whish they reached us, we decline the attempt to give them, as our only security against inaccuracy. The House was afterwards occupied for • con siderable time in receiving reports of Committees on Private Bills, several of which were read a first time. The Peiiiitm was read awl laid ue Ike fable. The Doke of BEDFORD from the Occupiers of Lewd in the Isle of Ely, coaeldaissias of Agri eolloral Disiress, and praying for relict—Read sad laid oa the table. The Earl of LIMERICK said, be sought the earliest op. portreity of presenting a Petition from the Landboldas sod Merchants of the City and Ceenty of Limerick, stating that they considered, Wore the teism, that they ought to be entitled to a marka into Euglaud fur all their enaneftse tares, and complained that their spirit. were rut allowed to be imported into this country except soder dined/sausages to the exporter, sod praying foe rellet—Read nod laid on the table. ADEIPHI THEATRE, STRAND. 11, Authority oldie Right Hon. the Lord Chamberleis. T H's EVENING, SATURDAY , Feu 17, • will be presented, as entire sew splesidld Historitel Burletta, entitled, KENILWORTH CASTLE; OR, THE DAYS OF QUEEN BESS. fall of Leicester, Mr. Watltius; Earl of Sussex, Mr. Janie; 'Earl of Shrewsbury, Mr. Dennis; Lord Borleigh, • Mr.lbaw ; Lord Suathatoptun, Mr. Anson; Walter Raleigh, Mr. 'Phillips; Sir Henry Lee, Mr. Brady; Tressiliaa, Mr. Wallet'. Query' Elisabeth, Miss E. Seal; Any, Countess of Leicester, Mrs. Waylett; hoe., Miss Yates; Cicely, Miss Jerrold. To conclude with as entirely sew bedraggle Barletta, is two ROO, with an introductory Vision, entitled GIOVANNI THE VAMPIRE! On Monday next will be presented, for the Gest time, an entirely sew cockle Barletta, i■ two Acts, entitled, Lodging to L►t. SUBSCRIPTION for affording NIGHTLY SHELTER to the HOUSELESS, and RELIEF to the DESTITUTE. President, the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR. Treasstrer, Sir JOHN WM. LUBBOCK, Bart. Subscriptions received sieve last s. At the Committee Ram. Capt. Thos. Guild „ 1 0 Jobe. Esq... 2 Mai is of Berthed (Id sobarription).. 10 10 Mr. bosom (and an. orally If 1..) ...„ Mr. Hepatic • pair of At Sleeves. John Willis E5q..... 2 2 At Pried's. Geo. Speiser, Esti .... 1 1 AlHoare's. M. C 3 Mrs. Bruset 1 1 KM'S 16.41 wesghlt AI r. Sprineall,boquar tern (Dares Al Lubbock's. _ _ Al Mors's. Pm J. G lO 0 Al Juan's. Mn. Elis. Hoyle .... 1 0 At F;lltes. J. W. Nadi . - 1 0 la. A. /.Mar s . ., Esq per Martin's 1 2 Wm. Squat ' Esq. per Eel Drammoad's .... 1 1 AI Bond's. Amelia I.ady Lloyd.. 1 1 1. Heater', req. bliss %uses At H smorereley's. W. Ilinoard„ E.q .... 1 0 A Lady .. 1 0 At Harnotersley's. At Coolies. K. B. 5 II A. P.l 1 0 At Gosling's. Dr. Bailie, Clam* le Sophia Lady Eras Lao. Esq. libelibid Hos. Vise F.. A. Agar 3 0 W. A. Slander', Esq... 1 I Don. Wiss. Bligh .. . 5 0 Hiss Siandert I.ady Williams Wynn 6 0 MissCatuliem Simadera I 1 Subscriptions are received at ibe Treasurer's. Mansion. bi.ase-arreer; at Lloyd's Coffee-lomat ; by an lbs London Linters; and at the Contotritto.roon, 27. Pointe,. W. H. BODKIN, Hon. Set. P I.llareit Esbq 8 0 . _ Mrs. Puelsii At William's's. I •. THE QUEEN. --- - - The Duke of BEDFORD proseeteal • Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of the City of London, praying that her Majesty might be restored to her rack and dignities, sod that her name should be reinstated in the Liturgy—which was read, sod laid on the table. FOREIGN COMMERCE. The Earl of ROSSLYN moved, in the absence of his Noble Friend the Marquis of Lansdown, who was prevented from attending on account of in disposition, that the Order of the Day for the House being summoned on this day should be discharged, as he was sorry to stale, that his Noble Friend could not with prudence, consider ing his indisposition, attend in his place this day to move for the renewal of the Committee on Foreign Commerce; but his Noble Friend would be ready on any day next week which was conve nient to their Lordships, to make his !promised motion. He (the Noble Earl) perceiving that Wed n esday next was tin open day, would move, that their Lordships should be summoned for that day for the purpose. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, any day in the ensuing week would be alike to hien, for the pur pose of the Noble Marquis making his motion. He was convinced their Lordships would agree with him, that the earlier the Committee was ap pointed in the Session, the more bent tit the coun try would derive from its services. He had in tended to move for some papers relative to the subject this dry, but he worstd postpone moving for them until the Noble Marquis made his mo tion on Wednesday next. The order was these discharged, and their Lord ships were ordered to be summoned for Wednesday next. The Eirl of ROPSLYN then moved for the con tinuations of ;he accounts which were laid before the Committee on Foreign Trade, in the loot year, up to the prevent time.—Agreed to. THE QUEEN'S ANNUITY BILL. The Earl of LIYUPUOL Paid he had g iven no ti ce of the seensid reading of tins Bill fur Moodily, but as there was other butanes* of impuriance fixed for that day, mut if he thought the second reading would produce discumuttu, be would postpone it to Tuesday. He merely threw this out for the pur pose of saying. if it was likely to create a disCUagiall he would nut press it on Monday, but wait until Tuesday. - THE STATE OF IRELAND. The Earl of BLtstaTom said, that lilt year lie NEWINGTON NEW CHURCH. Mr. H. SUBINBIL moved the second reading of the Newington New Church Bill. Mr. Dimwit said that some of the provisions of this Bill were of a rather extraordinary uature ; and the manner in which it had been gut up and was now attempted to be hurried through the House, was no less extraordinary. No meeting of the parishioners had sanctioned the introduction of this mealtime ; the gentlemen who advocated it, had, if he might be allowed the expression. had a hole and-corner meeting of their own. and handed the petition about fur si,,, , matures, of which they had been able to procure but a small nuniber, in pro poetion to the inhabitants of the parish. The parish. in fact, knew but little, he might soy nothing at a:I of it, until last Sunday. when a no tice of it was stuck upon the church doors. He therefore moved as an amendment, that the Bill should be read a second time that day fortnight, in order to afford an oppoitunity to tke parishioners of knowing what was doing, and of opposing it if they should think proper. Sir ROBERT WI LION said he had understood from the Hum Genileinsii opposite, that in conse quence of the stanchly orders respecting the notices to be given of Bulls of this description not having been complied with, it lied been ordered that fresh notices should be given, which would prevent its proceeding so soon as had been expected ; and he had therefore given notice to revere! persons concerned in the opposition to this Bill, that there was no intention to urge it forward to the second reading this month. He supported the amendment. Mr. H. Somoza said, that the complaint of his Hou. Colleague respecting the want of notice to the parirhionets. proved that Ho.i. Gentlemen to be very ill informed upon the subject. The notice had been regularly given at the Quarter StSfIOOS, and all the other notices required had been given. The only irregularity proceeded from the illness of the solicitor to the Bill. who had, in conse quence, not given the notice at the church door on three Sundays before October, as required by the standing °Wen'. but they had been given out the two Sundays preceding the first of October. That those notices had been sufficient for the purpose of may intruded opporitiou tan the part of the pn rishiowers, appeared frozen the circumstance of a meeting having been held on the tit!' October, at which a person was appointed to couduct the oppo sition. What he hail stated to the Hon. General was, that the notices not having been served agree ably to the standing orders, Dew notices were to be served, but that the Bill would still proceed. Sir ROBERT ‘l'lLsos said, when the Hou. Mem- THE TIMBER TRADE. Mr. Ewes arid, seeing the Right Hon. the Vice-President of the Board of Trude in his place, he was desirous of asking him a question on a sob. ject, respecting which much anxiety prevailed. He alluded to the present state of the timber trade. The Right Hon. Gentleman had been understood on a former night to say, that the present laws re gulating that trade would be contineed till July next. What he wished now to ask the Right Hon. Gentleman was, whether it was the intention of his Majesty's Government to propose any alter ation in the existing laws affecting the timber trade, previous to the Report of the Committee engaged in inquiring into the foreign trade gener ally—and also, whether the Right Hon. Gentle. man, as President of that Committee, had it in his power to state, whether it was likely that that Committee 'Foetid recommend any alteration in those laws, or would be enabled shortly to make any Report upon this particular branch of the sub. ject under their inquiry ? Mr. WALLACS said he had bees erroneously re ported to have stated on a former evening, that it was the intention of Government to propose the continuance of the existing laws relating to the timber trade till July next. What he had said was this, that as it was possible that any recommends lion which the Committee might think proper to make to the House on this subject, might not be made in sufficient time for their ships which were obliged to owl in the early part of the season, to know what the intentions of Government were upon the subject. that in that case it might be con vettieut to recommend the continuation of the ex isting laws until July, in order that those vessels might not be subjected to the operation of any alteration in the laws which had not been contem plated at the time of their being tilted out for the voyage. But lie had stated that merely as a cotes tingency. If the Committee should be able, and he thought it not unlikely that by assiduous atten tion to the subject they might he able to make some recommendation for the consideration of the House previous to the expiration of the existing laws; iii that case, he could nut contemplate their ex tension even for the time he had ineutioised. It was nut from any authority lie derived front the Committee that he made this statement. but from his own impression as to the course it might be con. veinent to pursue. General Gsscoemit mid, that he knew that merchants trading to the Baltic were particularly inconvenienced by the present route of the ques— tion, which kept them its such suspense that they were unable to snake their arrangenienis. which it war steu:ll to communicate to their correspond ents at this season. SCOTTISH BURGHS. Lurd A. HAMILTON moved, that the Petitions presented to the House concerning the state of the Scottish Berets in the years 1818, 1819, and 1820, be referred to a Select Committee, tr. eXUalllbe and inquire into the wme sod report thereon.-- Ordered, solo Cutamittee appointed. NAVY =TIM ATE& Sir G. WARIMIDIR pretested copies of the Mr. Melnik, of Galway, give notice. that on Mooday week he should move fur leave to bring its • Bill. to enable persons charged with felony to employ Counsel to plead in their defence. Mr. Curium presented a Petition from certain Inhabitants of Scarsdale, complaining of spicy!. toad difficulties end distress. Mr. H. G. BENNETT presented a Petitisin from a poor man, named Thomas Rowe. of the born. ge of Stamford. complaining that being present on an occasion in December lest, when several ioliebitants of that place were parading eu effigy of the Dotes. riots Theodore Majocchi. he was apprehended on a charge of riot, and committed to prison for want of bail. the bail tendered by his father being re fused ; that the Quarter Slum game on the 13th January, when he expeeMA I tp be tried, but was not brought up ; that fie Ingf k ligmeizi informed his case was removed iramp t ,4lll> ,r a Bench, which meant that he wee le _be., wed at the Anises, which did not dim ma till March next ; he further complained of the exces sive hardships he endured in his confinement, from the nature and condition of the gaol ; and preyed for such miter as the House in its wisdom might think fit to order. The Hon. Member pm ceeded to state that he confessed he was not aware of any measure of relief which that House could adopt in this case; but lie had thought it his duty to present the Petition; and he hoped that at least this good effect might follow, that the persons by whom this poor man had been hitherto pursued, would cease to pursue him any further; and that the Magistrates of Stamford would be induced to put their gaol into a more proper and decent condition. SCOTCH JURIES. Mr. Kemetteir moved the first reading of the Bill for altering and regulating the mode of ap pointing Juries for the 'real of Criminal Cases in Scotland. The LORD ADTOCATI of SCOTLAND said, that no measure which tended to improve the admit. stration of justice in Scotland would ever be pro pored, to which he should not at all times be ready to give his most cordial support. After notice had been given by the aro. Member of his intention to propose the pirsent Bill, he informed that Hon. Member, that it was intended to being in • general measutr, futanded on the Report of the Commis *mien appeinted to inquire into the Administration of JWUIa in Scotland; and recommended that the object which he had an view should be incorporated with. it. The Hon. Member, however, preferred bringieg it healed in a distinct shape. He did not Intend to oin.ose the first or second reading of the Ball. bin lie wished to reserve to himself the right of upposieg it if lie should think it advis able se to do, after it had been painted and circulated among the Scottish bar, and after they had express, d their opinions fully upon it. Minty matters had been introduced into which be would not now eater; but he would state to that Hat. Gentleman that lie was ready at all tines to meet the fullest investigation ; and while he admitted that they weae great and imporniat points, matters connected with the public prose cutor of Scotland, all matters of the deepest im portance, still he must ray they were quite irrele vant. Indeed it appeared to him, that there were some Gentlemen in that House from Scotland, who seemed to feel pleteure in sheering the defects, is any such existed, in the institutions of their cnuaet.e . BUt he, as a Scotchman, telt proud in standiri l . forward to defend the administiation of cii mired justice in Scotland, and its practice 111 general ; ai.d he would adduce in proof of his amertious the population of Scotland, iu cons perison with any other in the country. Ile would not be understood to dr. w any compari son beam' Sciol.n I awl the sister country, but he introduced the observation ass order to .hew thy singular advautsg•s which were afforded in Se4tlatet in every case an the adininistretion of jit-tav, no matter how simple in its nature. In Scotland. die prisoner was furs stied with an rceouut of the specific charge, the crime, the time, the eircuen menet* catinett-d wish. with a let et' the whets of the witnesors—(Heer, hear, from the Opp,- eition)....and of all the Jurors, and these lists were furnished 13 full days before the trial...Olean).... He therefore cot.teoded, that the edministretiee Of