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:NUMBER 1652.) NEVER A( "PFD. TI-1 BATH EAttl'f DM:KY-LANE. frills I'RESIF.NT Et EI N( N ;, mar 3, isnA, hrir Majwstici Sell-nuts nal perfonn *New Cuutic Opria, to three arts, estled, 'IIIE JEW ()F NIOCADOI;F. The Overton: sad the abide of the New A11..w0.c composed by Mr. Kelly. Tbe Characters by Mr. Brab3in, Mr. trontAJ, John_ 1w0... Mr. Kelly, Mr. Holland, Mr. 11:, mood, Mr. Pcnlvy, Mr. Smith ; Mrs. Motantais, Mrs. Bland, Sigi;ora Sturare. A I , sure by Missep Grees, Davis, 'I wataley, t. sod F. Dolma, Topic, (Pupils of Mr. D'Egvi` le After which th Far. eof FORTUNE'S Flt(11,1c. Roarh-head, Mr. Mathews; Katt*, 'tr. raitater. • . Mrs. Ilar:owe. New Grand Serions Ballet of Action k ti..a ill be repeated To-morrow, Thurr,,LlN, a.:-1 t Friday, the New Comedy of Th. World —And on Satur- The Critic or, A 'fracedy Rehearscd. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BRAE 4M. THEATRE ROYAI., 1./RI'RY-LANE. /.11()NI)All, ALAy y, ISOS, TBeir VaitFties' cervanta will art the Mnairal Drima, in Th. re of •IE WIVE OF TVI• 0 1. 7 S HAN OS. The Oret tore *ad Music composed and selected by My. • .' Mlutsiuglii. Count Relflo.:, Mr. Riddons; (be is his first oppeasatice In that Character); Maurice, Mr. 41 rougliton; 'Theodore, Air. Welters, situ will introduce twee N..rtr Soups, rum p irrit by Mr. Bishop; tieing his Seat sNicarance is that ('bars:.ter); Arnumb, Mc. Julansto;o.!. Countess &'il.er, Nra. Powell; Envois, .Mr'. Siunr.faie ; Nmette, 741'3. Blood. ('bores of Banditti nod Pea-Ante After which, an HARMONIC 51 r uTING. In ll.e course of the evening, the follentio,; Airs, Duets, of.c will he introduced *Cl.e Wulf." I'y Mc Smith. Iler.ry and kansol," anew composed by ?;r. Bishop, I.'r. Graham. tt4-11," hy Mr. (abbot; and Mr. lira " When shall we three siert again !" " Could a 7.! an l'c snore," Mr. Smith and Mr. Brabant. " t;lurimis Apollo." " Vivc le Rut , " by Silnota Storacc and Mr. Bra blot Comic SOtor, Lilt. Raoul:lee and ie The Death 0( C. a col Sir Ralpb Alsercromble," by Mr. Graham. isu finch will be add..d, (by permission of the Proprietors .eatre Royal, pe r a4rlttl,) 111.!NTElt o THE ALPS. Elliston ; P.osalri„ Sig:dons ,• Jaen, with u:tal syngs, Mr. Reab:iin. Helen, Mrs. H. Sarlous; ...wrr 4 twe (for that night only) Signora Storace, being appe 'ranee iii that Character. is and places to be had of Mr. Brabaro, 90, Greet .4ref t, Bloomsbury, and of Mr. Spring, Box-Office iwmtre. 'fir T F ATR ROYA Cr.): ENT-GA RDEN. rift ;'HE BENEFiT OF GMR. POPE. ON SAI'OHDAY, May 21, will be performed, Detter Yoeires 'impiety of THE REVEM;t. Tlbe put of Zarrt, by Mr. I:MBLE. In diet-emu( of the oveniug, :I variety of Eattrtainnsents, by this end Vocal sint Cantu- Prrformrra. With a popular and favonrtte FARCE, To be amounted is future bill., to which ?Ir. COOXE will perform., and is whkb Mr. POPE will appear, fur the first . tour, in en Irish charartrr. Tickets a u. places for :he boxes to he hail of NT... Brandon, at tle Box office of the Theatre and of "Ir. Pope, No IS, Ol.ffluod-strect. 'ibis day sr.: is One Volume, fuelsecp tiro. price - . . . . ils. botinis, I 4 YRIC, ita3l otlivt. P. )EyS. By LAURA SOPHIA TEMPLE. Printed for Lnegutn, Hurst, Roes, andOrnte, Paternoster. row ; and W. Sborpard, Etrodul. PANORAMA, LRICESTRP,34U_At.tE. MR. L. 4- Is regivetthiSyrinfrortftr ttin Ptidie, that in consequence of the Enemy's &vats to etack GIBRALTAR, be has re-opened his I CV, of ti.:;' FORTRESS and BAY, thiu:ing it a Salt. j.rt likely to 4.at.4 the Ptitdie, and give vi‘rygeneral inhr nation. • A higaiy-GuhiLesi VIEW of the CITY of DUB- L. N a:su .to.o.ttatiee to each Pointit.e, is.—Open train Tess till kIINI SEA-WATER BATHING. RAMSGATE, ISLE - . F DYACi)N, Proprietor of the iVuroa Sen- IT • %V , lter llath9, begs lesve to express him inure grateful Tbalit.a for the Fueums re.:eiverl last Eeuson, and informs the Nobility, Gentry, E.c. Csiting Rstasiate unit its Vicinity, Om, his ti.tba are now open for the ertsio.4 %Jaipur, nadir the 'f erase aid itreillattuns, and uSarrs them, thet evry atteution sliall be pine. to render the aililicationellies ee.as to the levand, and • pteasunitite preserver of health, to than: sly) eujoy it. Aihi from the many who are cured every 401,, or its a great degree relieved from there vars.as Cucuplizints, he trusts will insure a eunititioanee of that support and recommendation he has be:enso Lu..Jrriel sr. itit recotorocodatary Observations as Warm fles-B4thitix, to h.• h.itl a• :ha Baths. N I:. Each Bath 14 fie h tilled with pare Sea-Water, t wh.i.h the Proprietor has been and stiq is at a very gr. it Eapenso. Oath l4uuae to let be the 14”ntifr, at for the Staoll4l, on v.:ry rvotpooable Term+ Liters of Ismnir), po s t-paid, sal si tly att. mull to. TO 'lll% rtltfr lIAND -1 h I.RC I* olfa fa - a: i tia" unkoat ia.valuatAe aasapywer Skin otial I s ortioO....llsl 01.1 t. , 101,1 to the atta•all lam ui " the of (..:a .a B.:ti a, • a. b; the I •;‘, ,‘...‘1411 aaJ 1.•• m, a ttsr Inri a . ..a . It 1.1.41 ii t i::tn4Anr..4 I r.ta •. • •. nr - la ,tat' • lot:, liar . . i•vely u :• 1, ;1 till t. Illy,! It from lII♦ se•tr 1 to oe-la•ne Ir. •:•;c.•111, te t.. :1 rr4.....,pt, 6 , Pr lu'r iit al:. 1.!• :.„ t. ials, fro her •Itna t titles of flerlflg her , a..a rtli sfea bald 6:eciare, tae nacos-se sett delicacy of :ter shin, et...st:tutco one tit tcr gt cutest beauties. a.' 1:1. ILQ'n•nt ,~ i,,,, nr.sctuvr:ssN It is a three-litvrter spa:, calculated fur ea•ae.iet, that goes thr.migh n cl•• mica mucc..v, vrcita,. d !ll.' 11.101 , t si mple and inhocrut iia;ceationts, witch, pifte.l twee the fate anal o••ck, mythical the most and iu•tatttaueous elfect, making the 14:III as DA n. Lill a.. Nitto. The tratare bang very La, , 1' its eo.tipa• s, area ,s particularly useful and uaa<rn War. s. .I:axing, oras•aztr • ,-a ; a:ter .litia•r, fue• ady taxvotts 4.1,1110 pot' the face, u.ol mode the GA' eyeu :a public with the must al • fleet. la.-. 3, j sold t. 7 the Pr rn'et ar, at li. , s. the square, by M., lt.M.4limu, at her lirtss Wareimu..e, No. 1, lb Claud-road, la lid-ro a Por11P114•10.:Cc. Aay 1.14 y Ll:Mug he- rertaested to a• ' for (VG, t•U, or thrte )lirds of C,1411.2.1a1l Cambric, V. is.cia will IA iings...ltitety supplied, the parcel* brine all ready made up, ita I s..i:ed with the tait.als of the P. - vprgerg,r. Itgrectious Lr the mrtbod of u... 11 it, also sealed up, with ca.-!, pure!. L3thot going to t. :1,11 could urtg.l a • te.ggst valuable sprenJage to the;: t....et, th.. eolit-rt.a4 the laved. , .t-, of .he Anse artir:e re capir•gor, ready iuu.it: s OLIN, led V. ue u.,. uu s I.tttrro, post-paid, respectfully attended to, from arc ir trt of :.,r evuntry. The tia..likerchief rataias its properties a coil/dikt at& Lure. STATE CW THE NATION. ...sr is price FiseSbi IQ ! i • C.l "tii..."; and CONSE QT.'ENCE.O offhe COXTINENTAL ALIENATION; written as a 9•iii;el to " T' he Inquiry into tbo State of the Mains." _ " AIM° weans Dee igalt tans quain istorure ins•toßtn dtli getttiom."—T A CIS L's Published by II D. Syraawls, Putcraout, ov. This &T s ' , lll pta l •tillbed, in tlyo. ' , met Ss. Ih • • • qt.'s, I.e i L . iiisTotticA tike Ifk. . WISH CATII By WILLIAM VA , ' .! 2 A TlNTiliftY of the Pr'. 4' i the CAI lint,ltN, from the Treat . • to the Py Henry Petite', fog. Loudon Piloted for 3. Her.. S:. This .lay pabitilird, le Om Voimme Twice PA. . . boards, THE CRUISE: A l'u oral sketch of Naval Life awl Service, at the presr.it Mow , t , inetagias Sentiments. pnlihrel and mliq ns , I.4.itiog thereto y Cm) Reflietytts, and a few Ideas of Improvement; is eight Canto., with Notes, Index, do By A NAVAL. OFFICER. INIIIIO4 fw J. Hatchard, BuuknLLrr to Her ihailler• 10% This day i poblisto . 4, in Onr Volume Foolscap Octavo, 71 boards, - _ ADICE from 11. L,ISY to her GIIAND •DAUGHTEILS l is • Serita Famitiar Essays, on Wltindi Subjects. " Raow, ye were formed to range Too state field, I o yea ethereal founts of tiles to lave ; Forge then, secure in Faith's protecting shield, The sting front Death, the vicUry from the Grave." !%1 /110 M. Printed for J. Ifateherd, Bookseller to Her Majesty, Inn, Pie adiNT. BY ORDER Of THE M COMITIEE. N ' yricE is hereby given, that the GRE SHAM LECTURERS wal read their Lectures is the Roues appointed fur that purpose, over tlso South-East Side of the Royal Exchange, at Twelve o'clock at noose, to Latin, cud at One o'clock in the aftemooe, in Engegh, duriag tnr present Term. N.B. The 'Reimers are to Le read on the days under mentioned, via. . MONDAY, Rev. Henry Parker, A.M. readeen Diviaity. TUESDAY, Rev. Win. Jocelyie Palmer, A.M. Civil Law. WEDNESDAY, Rev. Peter Sandi ford, A. M Astronomy. WEDNESDAY, Richard John Sunset Stevan, Masic, at to o le the enemata. THURSDAY, Rev. Samoel Rettilby, D.D. Geometry. FRI DAY, Rev. Frinsea Newnhain, L.L.B, Rhetoric. • SATURDAY, Chreitophrr Stanger, M.D. Physic. C-STITETION FOR THE Ct:It::: AND PREVENT ioii OF CONTAtiIOUN FEVER IN THE M.:.;:ROPOLI. Paget D Letv—H is Grv.re the Dnke of SOMERSET. Vter-Parrt•rits : The Hon. slid Right Rev. the Sir iValter Farquhar, Dart. Lord floshop of Durham. Wok. Wilberforce, f.. sit.*M.P. The Rt. Hon. Lor,l Sheffield, Thos. Bersaril, Esq. Sir Thos. C.:.(rEes, Bart. I TREARCIIFR—Mr. Richard Phillips. rill lE. A • 1 7 11. t; Elt.tL 31 EETINC nl the GOVERNORS w.II h. held at the veeinuons• Tartrn, Great Qweenaitrert, ou FR I DAt NEXT, the eth (lay of May instant, when a Report of the tituti an will be mail?, aa.l the Coniniitiee for the yre• Chair will be talc's at Two 1044 , Tlu rino and Strzoslttti...ts of 19• orcolf at 804 n• rfnl los - r•.t:on May t.t• had of at! St crutary, iJ, Roll,. a -row, anti .2., Sit-hut-tare; t11:1 Sntrwriptio.ts ore rr• ;t1 by virmt,s.l•,,.7t.•r :out Co., M.. t-Itoose-street ; Sopt!‘ 1,( 11011, soz, Old LI. f.l.strt t; f100r.% Ita. t-st rrtst : n.. t 1)( Lad ra.tll. It mg, MorlAtot, end Co , licrrirs mad Co. 5.. I's- tr. rt ; lasi Ir) tier Trortsultr, No, 32, Last ited rviii:, citA - .I) srATI: %%loh t5 , ..1 .IUNC es, in the only Lottery that etc/ vw.:.med SIX i'ssillr.ti of 1(:,otol. 6 .. Pr.z•s of .. T. c2..,nopn 1.1.000 I,'. 00 Tickets. arc L. I 90,0v10 24.0 t y ro•.) 5,0,10 3,500 St,u:o ........ 1,309 1,0410 PIO '43 13 21,0 , 10 60,u4.0 L.2:50, , 101) br lAritiob -21 it vieTuALIING-01•TICE, A rno . .1.1, Pion. THE Vivivuliag Ifis Ainpitv*, /Vert', do iterr4y gire Ow , on TUES.. DAY, th , 3d or .11n. Pert, U. wit' be to, ly 1. ',v.-iv,' T. and heof ,fr Two HUN MIA) l'oNs nl MU3cOv tot) s(lc.ta, G. _ . . . _ s. yr!'" to loe produce , ' with the ruder., to he ilerbv•vtl in the 0,. a. 41 Peekotpeg, .t the rote qr . Jr one .1:!..,11 v Iv eyitt y Tot , per IV.- et-, tete the Vicruictitno Store, at DT! ford, and to he paielfor_by Biri,,,,tlnble with !Weever, niart y d syl rtf , ,,r dor.. .• The Cantata., of glue Contrart may br leen al the S.rrelary's • .\'o n 7441611 be hoot to any 'render in w•hi - •b the Price wst be ingoted in Word. at Pori?, or that shill not be dolt. to titr Board Arrive !los n't' lack on the vaS•l Tw.atho, the :id of' Aire st,xt, nor rote,* Pl,OO/I Illha 0:4, •T She Tooder, or some Person as 1,, brhrlt, n'le , :•!. In no.-tt.r VI! f ors TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1808. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROXBUIZaII APPEAIi. liousE oF tAw.Ds-310% DA T, MAY 2. Mr. Au Abl ru.clotied h.s nrgnineuts ou the pail of the App..o.tats in the Austtnargh A pptal Cans; of Carl.. V. !nuts, after which, Ur Lit - r,le, the Solieitor-Geteral fur Scothout, wan heard t 1 considereWe leugtb , un behalf Of the Respond ents, nod tie ! s ettler prove. thugs Were postponed U3iii 1U- ...• I czeisea _mounts p•ori,inn nf,ails to make the entiltt,ter Bile beca: .. .:y for pn3tneut of the duty, which being uear.y equal 'to the whole amount of the value of the barley, very gr, at en,•ouragto went was offesed for tic evarioa of paymeut.-- Nearly 100 per cent. could be made by it, anti coy. ~.equ,itly a great }mks arose to the reveaue. lie shouid propose, that if tn,,Pstcrs refused to give that t...curity required, the duty should be collected from :Item in three months, in place of sit meethrs , the usual time that had been allowed. To the he io-st manufacturer this . tiver'efore would operate as u re!., v', anii tine others coald have nothing to cum-. plans of. V; he., it was bow iio.uleste tite revr,.ur Rl4ll from thia source. tOitsures to .;elect iiainis would he thought ineti.;pensably ne. - ,vs;:tryr. It would also hay;• the etle,t of prevents In; those who nett(' frou.l.cti*Trolo beitl4;s l .o ta undersell those ads*, !Aid the 'l4 t , Altai)! thity'i , ., qttee e),e time ass may threes. petal- halfpenny •per blishel, hut uow upwards of two shili.n A s per IstiAel, end as the penalty for_ u'w-p;yin:•.. of theae tie.: had all along remained the the oirly other provisional he should j' o; wou::1 i....rea~r the upsottitt Of pt.. cacti,• in a like• proportjoa frith the , :utieslloW,Ull4 !:use'l. The Iti.zht lloisouralde Gentleman then voia•ln;led ci iv 'his motion. and leave war accord , . ea to bring iolhe iii It. LOCAL MILITIA BILL. Lord ( .!ASTI.KBEAGH—" lit rising, Slr, to move the order of the day for the sevond readnig of tins Loci l Mil:tis Bill, I think it. tuiglrt a ai.t much, and tend to ustrowthe diocit,,sion that take piece upon it, if I were to al>prae the House that there are some ainendinents winch I intend proposing is the Clintnittee, upon the Bill, the purport or Will* I shall new shortly state. as they are alter atiOns ;hat maw city bear u v on the prh,ciples of the measure, The lir,: alteration is, that I Owl: it Will be desirable I:: the CoiniaittO to propose giving exemptions to those who have served personally ist the thilina Already eat &Wished, or subject them to a penalty, which, with what they Lye already paid, will be equivalent to the whole amount of epee i 4,. natty imposed by the Bill. This, be tkouer, oul.l be but fair and reasonable, as the net? f the two services was coicidembly ciffferer,t. .next point which be thought of importance now to notice, wits, that be should wisti to permit s not °rift those volunteer corps that are of oi,iniutt they can bitter and more, effectually render wrvitst in' their country as local iniiitia_ than as vointi ,teera, by the•decision of the greet new of this: carps, but that any individual • officer or privet*. Might wiflairaw and transfer his service flew the one to the other, without el. considers • or •age. Another m 164.10.410 that I shall pose to the coiniskt — tt• sons, t .air retiirrenee frotn ems county to another, should have it hi thei: ;toner also to transfer their services from one district ;militia to Ifni:lller, as they might deem moat votive it iniglit prove a great hardahip to force au, ....siva from one thstiu.t county to another. Ailotliir arrangement that I ~hail feel it my idaty,to sue d is. to put the local militia, in point of aethir.l se. sti u e, open the same footing with the yea lunteera, in so far %s regards the family of a Men who is poor, and who leaves his family destitute cf pinorr tuaintenami e. should lie entitled to 'the like provision from Government, OM 16 already pi ovided to volunteers under similar eireuMstarres. '1 hat provision Wtl7 , , in the brat inatance, to be ianced Ly the parish, and afterwards repaid by the Receiver-Gen,,!al. It is not gnuited as a matter of tight, Init only to he given in there rusuewhere it w. proved that a faintly weie poor, and unable to ati:virt themselves otherwise. 1 shall also offers deux fv: the purpose, of putting the local militia under the superii.tontlaoce of ',dicers of the hue. Mr. ‘ViIITOIIRAD 6Rid, that se the Right Hoe. ; Gentlecian had taken that opportuNity of stating what he intend d to propose in the Committee, he I trusted he would remedy au omission which was. observable in regard to the ormy of reserve. He understood there were instances of persons reeving by sulistitie.es in the army of reserve, who wece actually drawn afterwards for the He knew oue instance where a man 1110 ex.. ',coded lietweeu 40 acid so guineas in prosidiwg e substitute for the army of reserve, who was new serving personally iu the militia. lle trusted the Right I-lon. Gentleman would propose a clause in the Committee to remedy this defect. 'llic artier tot toe day was then read for the se cond readhsg of the Lill. Sir JANILs spoke at considerable length f.n.nu the Ojeeisition-side of the House, but in a maimer so totally Mandible ,to the gullery, that it way impossible Mr us to alicertaiu with precision whether he opposed or supported the BiE. Colonel SHIPLLY spoke with considerable force aLoiabt the measure. He °briefed, that for se veral veara pied there had *entirely beets a single seenon of Purliameirt without Some new *antic, -either for the increase of the army, or for the de feuce of the couetry, submitted to the Illouse. Each succeetfing Ministry hail either adopted mea sures to render funkier ones perfectly euyintry, or Such as neither emitriliuted much to the streugth. and delimee uf the cutitry, nor to tile nu...pease of the :truly. Ile could see hat very little advantage resulting from any of their a't,--itienis or schemes; hut he had seen getting annstraurdinary deg Tee of power an-I influence by sdontiirg lent surceonly calculated to prieluce a temporary be -11,: had neither so the comferts of the coulitry increased, nor the arm" receiving bereft f:•out -.nein. A suedl addition to vie force of tl e country, i a greet iucreaae rf petronage to th.zina. salves, seemed in slim.t to be their only object. In the. last Partiiment a a) .tem wAi prOpo.:C.i, which, altlmugh it 'mid net increased the army re. iit-h; vet ceo improper or self.int , _rest,d motives could thence 7"47 111 r f "'" 4. , .. : ..;x N-.-• , .. -..,;‘,.. , . ~.- gr., •.., ...,..A... : ...-, ,IN - 0 .... . ‘• - . ' ..... 4... ...fil l .t . igr. s ti •twit 8 ...t -, • .. 4.)-ia !, .- . 1 , • ••-- ..z‘ • - . IFF4 . ~..... • , ,rov,i ...s e. PAILE bIX.Pi . .NtI ILy . , titer as a check u r ea th e i I tilaii ‘A . !I. , :lv be unploycd to take the en 1 i Atio:Lt.: n.o;:iotiri .1/.1114 4........ ....1...0..... ..... RUYAL JENNFIRIAN SOt I F.TY FOR TIIE ENTER :MINA:I MN•OF THE SIALL-I . OX. • A QT7AKTEItLY Gelirral Court of too Society _l‘ will be field at the Central House, No It, Sal:Army square, t .art,rt, ou WEDNESDAY NEXT, t' ,e ath day of May. The Chair to be taken at Ten &dock precisely. CHARLES MURRAY, Seerttary. 13, Bedfod•street, Bedford-role. 1111.7.18L85, itlphLE TEMPLE. IVO Ke t.t.e, a vrry,t)ltmsaot, viva; oftsidlett fET of r.iI,".MMERS, situate No. 1, Elm-court, coutsier , g the • rOwsits, two of them with fire-places.. For wi-Ix-mows, imply to Mvon. Hughes, Walsh awel Sow, Lam statmuers, ;nu, r T 4 mph. Iwo. TO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, SCHOOLMASTERS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. U:3ED OFFICE-PENS. at 154. a Thousand, By HUGHES, WALSH aad SON, • Inner Tentple-laue, Loudon, La•a-Statiauerti aocturilerft, and Pen Statinuers, fa the Bank of Enxlsnd. LUT 0 a S. Lori Btr.c.san:;9bisitiirOTi4lit in a Bill for the relief of I)::btkrs of a certain dese,•iption. Le state.!, that tie object 0: this lail tc aa to enti;:e pcnicos tu:,:ol iu executio.l for not exceeding 2.01. exe.ii.,ive of Cu,!', t..) their libi•ratiou, at the ex?irativ:i of one.year feom the petit) l of thi.ir first ; but, at the saiue time, leavin g their effect-, foil.,!e for t'k: debt, ns buy and suffi ciently as if tile Crc litor had never tal.en any pro ceedings against their persons. As this wit urc t only en innovation upon the established laws he tween debtor mind creditor, rod areiNelyoii lorficrtv aPteuklai tritittlit, he • intended* for the present to :.tiositits tied) to England and Wales, as, it be found hereafter expedient, it might be ex tended to Ireland and Sr:otland. 11i4 Loldihip con cluded by " That the bill be read time, awl printed." The Bill wal then read a first time, and ordered to be printed. The Ilinaitighatn Canal Bill, and some private Bills were forwarded, and the 11oube adjourned until to-morrow. iIOUSE OF COMMONS Mr. Alderman §:taw presented • Petition from the Pri soners covined for Debt in ibe Gaol of Nes-gate, ',titling for a revisal of the Laws of •Dehtor and Cl...alter, which was ordered to be laid upon the table. The Worttix Alikruiun saM, (bet as be understood it was the iiitentioa of aimther Can. Mecriber of tt:vt Owlet, to muse, that the former Pctitions., noon a similar subk l et, be refenen to a Lossiaittec up staid be hoped that this one 50n4.1 be intim:ea annemast them, and he could nut Lelp tap:cuing t , ....tislitetiott at the Beattie twil l s tAlku tato hinds better able thsa be was tO do it justice. " He • had no doubt thit the rettli of that elltamdtee wuted be !curb us would tend to beneficial ewasequenota. Mr. BMILIiI presented a Illatition from certain Nobletaea and Gentksaen sgsiast 14 ilea ia the gates of Po6iwir.—:. Laid on the Table. A Pct;to.ot wag presented from the Itfayor and Corporation of V:or.loarr. prOns that the non pending in Parka. ute tt for aboliatung peat into a Law i err youapkatuii.g of the ettnenu that enlatcd 14 Ole lilloodat." of t Ins Plellie oa the 't'able. A pc moo from the Stamp-06c* prczcoted an account St the &111111A1 predate of the shales ou hate. Laid on the table. Mr. FIEN.It gave nutiee of a nacelle* .ha intended to mks 41.1 'Aeduesday seat; and Sir ANITIEUIt %VIC I.LEc LEY we notice of one fur to.wo.row, ocitl.vr of %vivid' were distinctly beard in the gallery. Mr. CRC Vi: ; Y gave notice ' that; upon Friday nest, be insist stove fAr certain scouitafs, as to Out Last Lasko Cask: pony, giving a better and more oataprchenaive suntstaosS of that allies dies tits aceoseoto east at. oaten presottood last reek; to order to avert taia erh , th, tl.. untitatiy .ea, liable fur the many n. divas of dvut tit.st 1.4.1 been iurnrrid abroad. Upon the same lion.. Member's motion, t►e accounts pre, sensed on Friday lees were ordercd to Lc Fiat d. The sa. was read a ... ond lime, and. ar drreJ to br committed on Friday sett. ►ir. Bt on. LIM guic notice, ittat, w M'onday ftst, he should more foe the appotetneart of a Cbannittee for late euouidrrati,er the .ease a:e•1 nl4lllOll 411 Attorney and folicitor-liew,ral, in She year t it, reap:rt.:lg tic apyKca nun of the demisclrenta and rcressises ter Crown. Ou the mullion of Sir AILTIE. It Wl'. I.Leb the Dabha Polies bill wog uri:erait to be committed t i-m , •rruv. _ _ Mr. WAII.O presented, Putnam $o nu OTlill• of the Haase, It List of all the Ships that hate hen entlruined iss Prato,. in the Vice-Anuair...lty Courts almond, won the month ..f •Jauilari, 1130e.—Laid nu the table. Mr. JI.N h Jog presented an account of the efreetive Force of the Vei :meets, up to the pr.-relit pei pinsuczit to order. —Laid an the table, andurdeted to be priottd. Sir done NEW POUT tuquirett if it WWI the introtiou of the Right Itinsourstile tieutleh. - an i l ipos.te to pat uti the tort'.ier pruceedit.rs upon the lt.sh Glebe Ituut,s Wit is a t.i.ore cs ae had various 4,lnm - 4:ions to 1.11. kt spun It Sir A ILLI.I.I3LI:v we understood to answtr, that If it would suit the Richt Hoicturoble Lentlensan's cocse. nitucti, b. ii_rtaioly should. pust 06:ic at. Lpou the tuntion of Mr. aI • . , the antic of the day fur the House gioug into a Colollll.fitelllpUlk the Petition re specting the Orders is Connell, an postponed to %Veducal day neat, upon which day, sad spun tht. sane Iti , :ht Hon. lientieuiaue notion, sevenJ witnesses abut he Lionised were ordered to attend at the ISar of the House fur exiustuatioa. IRISH CLERGY RESIDENCE The Huu.r liariug gone iuto a Committer upon this Bill, Mr. PON3O NBY objected to the words " sufficient residence," contained in the first clause of it, as he thought they were by far too indefinite. The clause tat i ,;iit to specify the particular period of tithe meant by the word " so us to enable Clergymen to know when they had actually truinikessed the law. Dr. Duttit,i AN and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER supported the clau,e as it stood, and asiured the house that the Bill was taloso from the one to elket a similar purpose is England. Sir Joni+ NI - As - roar support.-1 u..;roini.itts of Mr. l'oattotthe, and added:that it wut. nu artotwetit to say, that WA:Aust. the E:l4,i-,4 t wtib erroneous, by coohnning ir. irtiuiie .•xpressions, 1:,t1 %et shonld also it, so. Lir then ir Tropo,:d. ur ita amendment, th it the uoreis • s•riiticieat residence" .;could be onPtt,..l, and that toe words •• resident fur nine months m the tear ' Oiould be inserted. 'flas anieudnient was mrr.-eri to : itoa aftersoinc comarwolon ul•OII some of t;te r1:111•r chama,s, nom' which slate slight amendments arm idso tuade, the lionse remitted, and the report alas ordered to be reeriveti to-murroa. MALT DUTIESCOLLE(TION BILL. M. Husttueort, puristulut to notice, rose to move for leave to bring in 11111 fog the better collection of upon malt made in Great Britain. lie observed, that irre4alaiitizs, abuses, and ev:ttions, in the collection of these ditties, had uo•.r grown to that extent that he thaiNlit it was high time to endeavour to remedy and check tnem. first provision he should pro,•ole to niske, would be to stock 11. e quantity of barley recttiveil ,t HEM F NO FIXrD PR'zr T4kalltlre , are se'll.:_ at nil Leeetrtril Uhecs Locdu:l, and ny their :.s che Cuuntry. I coital rr.e. 2tl 19 11, L. tot I 1...4.1..th LAI Is 6 5 5 ,/ I satticuth INV. Quarter rtf