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7 :: K itIILMIALL. 4' " • • , 1\ to 1114010 . • • . . ;•: • i , D , 91•• :barn 3 II war:Am/me- .-,, . ,~ :_-.... Vrtto lv 1 -1 W I SATURo;AY, JANUARY semi= 1265.) o .`" ti )7. rßlce. .I CE. • Z; :2 viwtilet . 311 - 3 II • 3 12 4on, Rate • 2 I path, Sari", • 2 tv mot dbe • •t ts Bm ha it • Sl2 4400 • I It 11111/11Sie • • t I; Ce , en)4,nr, hirional We •. I h iundon; ‘l4Ol-00.01et, 17 • I , IVJrwia- • II I; 41,4 YJ• titito - is • 11 I, 1 ivr.ford. - 01viC Ilia% IS e county of floc, end cliapoutd. 1 , 1'4c-Imm:caw; :he county of cothlty of 5.,•• oty of Twit, sk, r my of Clo:too, K 1)A Y loi II 5914 . MII 71111 9441 .. 17 1-115 5141 7i 179 el Es. Is prem. .. 191. lii. 60i if ()et-Broker, ), Usaties ems. .. t Rev. Dr. Chary try v) 114 Msjeot7. "7, to Mem Ms 7 _ . of-Lartiber.A. I, by the Rev Dr. ire Minis, NW.; Vatiatus he Rev. th Roe% Mn: M et the liked et priamse, mornly C. of the Peeve he years I.leitt•Col. 4 e has left Ow whale itschni, its Nettle s.l. of Eyton S. the lion. Mn. teas Strewn, Eli. N rN BRIDGE. , 57 nit. after I. LACE MAKERS. Days, td and Nam,/ hinders, &c. The I in this and sant , 61, Curnii.ll. WE-S - fRE.Er. Hermitage Petal, FURNITURE, kW table clock and S.ll4teads, IPA 'onkel.. end qUlit4 ; tiny stdebnaid, 46n lany and japanned ir carpets ; pier and equisites, and u+• kl on the Premises; F. it s. IRON %V EIGHTS, I..yr,(;L: Irtox k, on the rrem;• .t, Rttad, in Lots, E. four paw -! , with theninyii . te odred Iron Wr' eight I'm:Auld r, screw sic:film , .41c v *** crto-1300!:,. Amis. and Cabling.° 62, C. , mh tititAA qq, Ate COMO Of V4/ele• , and th• two falgw• BOOKS, con hoe C.llectie3 o and s•veral A se %As. JJ You.. V leo, ; Il nlei'c j " Illnstnnut Mai •A Anatomy t Va." 6" C. Sze. prev moil to the I, of Ploys, which 4 ` id of Mr. Biiited.s ol iio. 17, 00 1 ' Lod pu'ilished Chutes, Strata• tt-street, Losag A- Oftice *-4 I . F orwwwww- -- KING'S THEATRE 7 THIS !'RESENT EVENING , Jan. 24. 1807, ,mil be prolienswi, the Grand Serious °peva, entitled, SEMIII AMIDE. In which Madame Cstalsni tsillptrinrm. End of the First Alt, a Dissurisament. Ocr the ()Ars will he RCISSE Er performed LE.S GRACES., the fravouilte Rallet,entitled, On Tornio next will be producr.l, for the first time, a fraud Ballet, jowled Minn'. ----- VIC % INF...ROYAL, DIO.TRY.I.IN I- . rn.rThS,Pr WR3EjesStEN, thri.c ads, called, . sg r ~E . V t IE . N I I , ID • Nest Jan. c 24, 0 1807, FALSE ALARMS; OR, MY COUSIN. Ad-, which, the Mii-iicat Entertainsw.nt of THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. 0,4 ‘VoNlneitily wiN be produced, a New C.wouiy , ill fwil l ~ c alled, Ti.e kvi g natton -. ---- THEItTNii-ROYAL, -1. OVEN r-GA.RDEN. lills pREsF.Nr syENINUN Jae. 8,4, 1807, „,II h e :Ont. a Gmtedat i , 'cloe4, THP. SCHOOL - Off' REFORM; OR, HOW TO Ruts A HUSBAND. ~ which .n 3 he ail ied (24th tints) a New Pantomime, called, HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; OR, TUE GOLDEN EGG. rl.ra, at Twetve ri*Clnek, will be pohliaherl, !nice 28. 6d• E NALSE ALAR'IS; Or, MY COUSIN. A Cnmic Orers, in three Acts. Ev 1.% kt ES KENNEY. bletrd for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ors*, Patemos• ter. row Of whom may be had. by the is.. Anther. RAIsiNG the WIND. A Farce; prise If W. I. mArgoIONIY. A Petit Over.. prier• t. gd. S. TOO MANY OD' Es. 4 Farce; price ls. ed. Also. SOCIEry. A Paw ; price 4s to ,earns . it the itit Week of Pettrxtry gill he utrAtalied. a Alsw Edi tvn eorrecte t, of AN APPEAL s4gainst the Ambition 130 N ATE, to the People of the Unite, K (dorms, pre sclA by a V orhcation of theirCharatcr, with retefenee to the pace of Amiens i t..gether with a Puttseript on the priueipal writ* thn have occurs A 1..11C4 the cuaniu.esceinent of ii.e reswnt War, more particularly teruhise to illustrate the elm tette and polies of the cni.r or tl. e French Cvnernmenr. Hy PRAVCIS LE .Vls Cf,aSultf, Esq. Of rut Huitouraol r Society of Lineeln`s-Ind. Pirated for J. hlawinau, No. 24, Poultry ; and sold by John 4alrha , .l, INereditly. Just imhl.altel, ;ice 1 , 4.6.: A SERMON. oceasionel by the Decease of the fl Rev. TIIOIIAS TOWLE, It D. on Decemtwr the Se nna, in the Eights thin, year of h.s Age, preached at Alder. smatter? Postern, December 11, lhG6. Br WILLIAM KINGSBURY, Ind the Addess, delivered at She late/mem, in Sanaa! ..n4 hound, December 10 By JOillq KELL°. Fubliat,ed at the Iteine4 to many Friends. London: ?rutted and sold by &Ade, Parry, end Kingsbury, ..Id.mhalt-street. Sold at o by T. C•mdes. Rockler.bury; nlysts a• &nigh, Starmnen: court • Ittaelda, Paternastm. damsel Garton, HoundsAttch ; and Laker and Pletcher, 4 . lllMplus. . TO THE PitOPRIETORS OF EASC INDIA STOCK. LAnist • Mile, I.lEf; leave to inform you, that it is my intention 1 to offer onrivlf m your nutlet:ea & CANDIDATE to the FC EION .n April neat. The too. of your 13t , reelellable Direetcsr, 114 Stephen lawhirieron, Sort. cannot he C3iily supplied, but my pre. I.l.lioes are /003444 on tat want of local information, relative ti the (timpani's affairs in China, which has ezoood iii the Direftwin, voice the death of mi valued friend and 'armee. ben, Mr. Thome. Fitzhugh, arid w ich a former revidenee sf 15 y ear % at c an t,m, m rsur scale*, and my Wel) re. &wed coeine.`tiou with that Ei.t.dr'ivhiment, may, it is presumed, qualify rue ss suplay. Should these p etensnuis receive the sanaion of your approbation, by my election. I e.'l fdc.lte inv,elf to ilerits'ate to your affairs the time and at. tvdion ..tie who is tined to the habit. s bwiness, and not occupied Ly ochre pursuit.. the honozr to he, with the rolatest respra, lea4lll and Gentlemen, your faithfui humble servant, 17, pnter Grosvenor VIVO, JI.I. 24. DA VID LANCE. _ THE GENTLEMEN SURSCRIRERS TU THE SO. LIETY FOR TOE ENCOUR4GIMENT OF AR ES. \ NUFAC TURES, AND COMNIERCE. ta WT1614111, A VACANCY having occurred in the Office of ASSISTANT SECRETARY to the SOCIETY for th. i's , :(.,VkM.ll:l4FriT of ARTS. MANUtrACTIIREs, mot O.IMILRGE, by the re. nation of Mr. Coma;,, I Ina in ::rd to alks myself as a Candidate to succeed him; and take ;he liberty of requesting the honour of your Vote and Interim i i my favour. As the S us uf tl.e late Mr. William Woodfall, whose mires a , A Peliall)l.76ltlTV Reporter are nut unknown to the ?ohne, and Mating ti,rit tin nearly Four Yrars enpag,•d in a similar sentiloymea is another respectable Society, I trust,' shall not fount! w:ioily unpa.lise.l to fulhl the duties of the situation. Shined I be pimented fmm paying my immediate and pi r emind respects to every uulividual Subserther, I Ina , ' it will be etiAiaoril to mil cause, the very numerous extent of the feciety, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, moot rt,:peciful !I, Vll!vr.ctfevt, THOMAS WoODI'ALL• S ., aae,,Eats L.lO 16,17. NATICsIgAL! LIGHT AND HEAT COMPANY, Irsr tit • I I.:odor-tiers of Coke and Gas-Lights. N Y respeS.tble Subscribers, seeing my • have ap,rlird for an INCREASE .1 C 1 111ErS un the following SCALE: of DEPOSI CS, veloCil l , •r-rtay sub nit to the Public. es the most flattering tests :. -rse of Cie Laconia/elm:at of my plan. i'see ghee., to per 31. Deposit each, and have One Vote. Ftteen SLaw, to pay 21. Itts. Deposit each, and live Too Vets. Thirty bh:trts, to pay 21. Deposit au! hase Three Voloa, iota Shares, to pay 11. Depos.t each, and have Four totes temp Stisret and upwards, to pay 10s. Deposit 4:h, .thd have Five Vot Res ..nd which no Vote allowable, With the written Eneaaeinent hir the Remainder of the ,I. M i tred, ae .1/.1.1 4.1 the Company is formed. Thor.: I.•n•es and C...ntleinen who Lose already subscribe...l f J nosil.er of Shires, ma) hare the./ Deposit alluwcd fun • liana.., on the shove Seale. `tinecwrdmini emitsnue to be received at the Ranks of Sir 11 Winks ri and Co. Gra ; Mews. Devaynes lb C. ; awl at the ()Tice: Atrendance 111 the C...timicee R..onr. fir Esolanatiott, kr. Fo.n till Four; tile Ilan., at the Clerk's trfice dorms the ▪ tintl.g. • `-xi , •titenti end Illitothiatione on NI., td..y, ‘rednerd 3 Yl and Pisan F reamer, at Light o'Cl.pck. 4 ''"*C"l.seinms I iskedi, be. each; or Three 10a. (I a . 4 reale, 'rarer, tl. la. WIN:Vit, hussar, falcate, and luualcr. . 'i4 VICTUALLING-OFFICE, JAM. 12, 102,7. THE COMMISSIONERS for relfesailisse His Majesty% AU" ao hereby gale Notice, That 04 TUESD9 7' , site 27th lootont, thew rill be ready to eercioe Tearers Writing (seated ai), and Mat far the topple ty woat FRESH WATER Anti he refuted too the use el 11r Majesty' .Shipt avid Perris ' et the Pert 's' / ,B oer pool, la. Tigard .iiinths certain; god, ftiriher, ram sh Su Months not alt be on 'Other aide, fat. thoteriiination tat reaf ; the no te Paunte.t to be 4 Rills ' payable, irith hitt tttt t Malty Iltya elite,. Bate The Con•ltttot, of the Comma may he ter. at the .Sooto tnry's Othre ; at Au (Ore ; eft &y applynt: to the Calk tta. of the Customs at Liverpoid. No Regard will he had to any Tender in which the Prier shall ant &a inserted in ltwolowt towgth, orthat sh.lll not be dative, ea Oa Board Way dins •Tioels isa she said Tuesday, fie 27th /Hama I nor mhos, OW ?MO , ' who wakes the Tender, ss, Person on hit &theft, ottemit, to fusilier rata 'word far. ler OW PROMEIRTY, 1806. HIS tifitalisrY , s COMMLSSLONFRS for At AVVMNS qf T EKES, Jtositig treesord Infrrolittron tAor asity Pr 'tides is tit Cisirs Lm•d•f• nod estsoin ..or, awl PartratUltetitt, tow miholirt, to dorm. !tittirts Miff AM, AVOW MM "Mee, sa r IF !WOW. ssyftrsl. OMIT IP deliver dohs itallhig a the OlFee of riot Convoieloodro, or to the dungen itie.opecria LAttrado. within &auto Dodo Imo Lte Otte hereof, will So prow...tat for the Polealey Irleatrred by such Delsutt. tp Order of the &lad, 071 re for Tam, MATTHEW WINTER. Ja0.17, 1/07. WAN it'S a SITUA fION, a Young 11AN, as Valet or Footman in a family, ores Servant out of livery to a single Gentleman No oh i e:tion to Town of Comitir ; lived Seen Ye. • os hi• last place. bons which he cart hay , all 1in , 1 , e141011 b Itarafirr ; ha. heretofore lived in the Conn try..-Cleric to surly or &met, pest paid, to W. H. at No. 70, east'' , street, Uitturri-Marker, which will meet with iespeettisl atmotion BILLS DISCOUNTED. nANKER 6' Acceptance% Merchants' _UP N.ghealf, , ... and ileitto , tien's Balls, from the (:oun try, Last an/ Vest Innis Bills. Tradesmen's Bills, at short or long dot's, dtscouti.ed„ and Money advanced by annuity, to: en any other security. 'llese ntsri have money, may lay it out to advs• tag. at these Ohre-.s. App y nc address (iteet peol) to the poem's of the IN,: Oaks*. N.,. a, - Casaiwitsk•square, its No. 9. l:heap„de. B R()OKE r 4 CO. 237. Ps= respeatully Attu the Pubite. two fluld Day et Drawiug be NEXT hcnin xy, when the First Drown Ticket toi:1 be entidrd oo 10,...,01)1. read. gem Shares, watrai.teil undrawn, may belted as din above Wise, the w•tute toe Drawing BROOKE ariCia. Rave AIM TO111144•11 Sawa/ at Capital "raw, ivitaii.dis ( Tao Adomt... -- - ANTHROPOLOGY or, THE. NATUR al. Pl iSTORY OF MAN ; Ilustsated IsT Aliatornical Prepayaiionai, Eke. Al R. BLAIR's LeSures on this Su jest, (for I the information of Scientific anii men, Anew= of Natural History, Students in ur. L , Wral and Finr A ) will reewminesice on TUESDAY EVEN ING NEXT, at the Bliossabury Dispensary, No 62, Great Russell street ; to be continued eery sucoadine Tuesday and Friday evenins, at I tight o'clock prrocisely, until the termini. tion of the Course, which consists of about Cooney Lectures. Further particular*, with a printed Syrians of the whole Cooisc, may be had at Mr Wait's House, N 0.69, Great &us. sal-street, liinonslosuy-squmuss. Tes MEN OF rASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. yo Li NG GENTLKNI EN'S HUSSAR and other MINIMS made in the most tasteful and Ele gant marine , , by S ARK, Taihr, ua N.. 12, Rathhone place, Oxfo.d.screat, law Foreman to Mr. Allen, in goad street. S. CLARK, begs lase, Attn, to inform Noblemen and Gentlemen, , Itat M n rkn no Regimentals. Nasal tha.,,m s , and Gentleint o's Clothes, erery rle.ertprion, in the most fightoBl.6le mariner, of surlier Cloth al.d Materials, likewise, Servauts' Liverie- No`Jlenien, Gentlemen. and Famines in the Country, may be informed, by letter, the proper mode of *ending up their Wasores NEXT MONDAY. VIE FIRS CI:MAWS TICKET WILL BE ENTITLED TO TLN THOUSAND POUNDS. TICKETS and SHA ICES are selling, warrant ed Undrawn, at 4, COK N HILL. and 9, CHARING-CROSS, When Tvreots Capital Prises were uharol and sold in the last Year. The following a the State of the Wheel, 2.... Pr , ses .L 30,000 Pi 1 0f.... mnr co 5 1,"00 1 of lO,OOO .... 0f.... 500 _ _ &e. ke. •.• All busineet in the Public Fundy ttansacttd with fide lity and di.paten T. NISH. • riEV THOOSAND POI.011)S for the FIRST 1 DRAWN, %EXT AJONDAY, January 26th. RICH WHEEL. 2 ?nut or L. 30.000 L.2.),0 )0 1 ?met of 10.000 0,000 *0 ire Ire. TICKETS sad MARI S. twttranto4 undrawn. are on SAle at all the Lioense , i (Aces 'f Mk IT ruotrsAND l'k•UrDS (Of the FIRST-D 0 AWN, WEDNESDAY', F.h , nary 4th 1 /raft of I 2 L. 1,000 500 lUD THE LUCKY LATEtRY OFFICES:: J. NRAN9CONi3 aski Co7Pru;irintws if No. 11 4 Whom, 57, Comhill, and 35, Ha r i iar ta.4,, ``, HERE TICKETS and SHARES ar anw selling, warmitall umirawn, ri:runaziawid an immediate purchase in the prevent GRAN STATIC LoTTEßY,which cnntains mui ! Capital Prizes than wen ever knowi,. The ab:ite Proprietor. heg frays to of fee to the inialie atten• Lion the fnllowin; great wecass that has attendee thrfte numbers wilt , by them in tie. I. , ,tturies for pigs and 1506, which wwe divide' in 267 rlfFereilt Shafts of Capital Prizes, namely, 1 • No. 12,719 a Prizeof23, l 4:l6l. No. 4,077 a Prize of 3,001. 7.737 *i,0221. 11,1171 3,0 01. 1,616 8140201. 17,9 I 3 2.0001. 11,543 •-• 20,001 16,81•1 -.- 2,t;001. 9,219 20,0001. 14,699 -•-• 1,501. CI6 ... 20 .00111 . 17,477 .. 10 coh 15,747 10,0v01 3,230 I,oftel. Liki:wipte Twelve Prize* iif :.,not. Ac &c and where the r,rst 30,00^1. Prise liter shared was soh!. ••• The Ent rine n on the emcs.t Day of Drawing, will bai entitled to 10,00.1. lON. INPEKIAL PARLI.:MtNr. HOWSE Of /Ai J 411. to The Solieitur-General was Ist vei in hehaW of the App,-llaets, in she Appeal Cams tram the Court ot Exchequer, Sir Weskits Lewes and Daughter v. Joh, Morgan, formerly the Appellant's Solicitor, and fah's,. I = further consideration was appoint ed for M• day next. 'lle Marquis of Ely, Earls Poulett and Roeslyn, Bishop ot St David's, Lords Kenyon and Kinnaird, to..k the oaths and their seats. The Duke of Clarence presented five Petitions agaiti.t thite: holition of the Slave Trade, one from the WestfAdia Merchants in general, three from Liverpool, and one from John Puget Lyon, Esti Agent for the Island of Jamaica.—Ordered to lie on the Table. The Annual Indemnity Bill went through a Com :asittee, and was reported. Aetioareed until tomOrrow. HOUSE or COMMONS. In consequence of there not being a sulkiest number of Members to constitute a House, yaw tiny, the ba'lot for a Committee on the weyessith Eleaion Pairion took place this day, and the bk. lowing names were returned Freenantle, Eq. Sir Edward Knatehboll. Charles a, Eq. Sir William Milner. Tit r, fs.ll. Sir Juliet Frederick. Juba Ostwme, Fag. Anthony Brown Ewt. Sir W. W. Wynne. Richard Vyse, Geerrea Porto' Eq.Wirt Baker, Esq. Sir ihronasi Lirkl.ll. Sir Juan Atutrather. Sir George entity/all. Mr. 'WHITBREAD rose and stated, that hiv ing before intimated to the House, his intention of submitting :o their consideration several improve ments relative to the existino; Parr Laws, he would. on Tlmrsday, the l'2l of F tummy, move tot leave to bring in a Bill to amend the same. He had, in consequence of the importance of the changes be wished to plopsigigiven his notice at a much ear. tier date than tMI, itt order that the Mera might be pr 'pared with every aro,ument fn the present system, wh;eli he. nevertheless, hoped he would be able to answer to their complete satia'ac Lion ; ar.d on the same principle he sh .old only move, " That the Bill b.: real a first time and printed, and then lie on the Table, until after the Easrer recess." The LORI) ADVOCATE of SCOI LAND, af ter a few preliminary observations, moved tar leave to bring in a B,SI for suspending, far A I.mited time, tie Ad of the Foist Session of Parliament, in the reign of Queen Anne, ranting certain powers to the Lard. ot the Council of Scotland, relative to the increase of the Stipends of toe Scottish Clergy. On the *wino of Mr. PAIINELL..the Grain In terc curse Bill was ordered to be read a second time on Monday next. The Comm trees on the Irish Customs Bill, and Irish Eledlion Bill, were postponed until Monday neat. The SOLICI FOR.GE?IF.RAL gave notice, that he would, on a future day, move for leave to bring in a Bill, making the Freehold Estates of persons, who diedin debt, assets for the payment of simple contraa debts Lord ARCH' BALD HAMILTON gave no tice, that he would, on Monday se'nniFht, move some specific Resolutions, relative to the 1 bird Report of the Commissi )ners of Military Inquiry. Mr.VANSITTAR l' moved, "Thar an account of all interest paid on Exchequer E.lls ending the sth of Jauuary. 1807, be laid before the House, distin guishing the account of each year, with an average thereof." Mr C. W.WI LIAM'S WYNNE brought up the Thames Police Bill, which was read a first time, and ordered to be printed. Ile then observed, that in consequence of his intention of inserting some clauses. *hien he trusted veiuld meet the ap• prcbation of the House, he would move for the second reading on Wednesday. The Report upon the laisb Militia Service Bill was brought up, the si?ve.al R solutions were read and agreed to, and the Bill otd!red to be engrossed, and read a third time on Monday next. Viscount C A STLERE AGH wi ;bed to know, wise- ther the principle adopted with respell to the regu lar army. in the increase of Officers pay. was in tended to be extended to the correfponding rank of Officers in the Militia ? The SECRE TARY at WAR replied, that no such provi.ion had been made, nor was intended to he made. Viscount CAS ri.F.REAc H hoped, that it was not yet too late for Ministers to take into considera tion, and carry into elFeCt, this very important and necessary measure. Una former occasion, Minis ters had thought an inci ease of pay necessary for one description of Officers, viz. Lnsigns. Pot he could no: see at present any reasonable objeftion to carry the principle into full effee, at least to increase, in the same proportion, the pay of the several corre sponding ranks, from the Ensign to the Lieutenant. Colonel, inclusive. Mr. C. WILLIAMS WYNNE trusted, that the Motion he was about to submit to the I louse, would meet with their approbation and support, when he informed them, that the Motion in question was inteuded to relieve the miseries of a part of the community, perhaps the most unfortunate, and as suredly the least able to exuicate itself from the calamitous situation, t n which a total privation of reason had reduced it The part of the community he alluded to, was the crimi , a 1 lonAtks, an un happy body of men, who had escaped capital pu nishments for of eeces to which it had appeared to their Judges they bad been instigated, not from motives of ntslice, bot fulm a malady of so me lAnchAy and deplorable a were, as rather to ren der them ohieCts of general commiseration, than fit sohjefts of punt , hment. The laws at present in . farce had permitted the Judges, iu cases of con- Wait) of Its c to rem - .4 he prisoner ,* pi a lest h shotild again consmi aCI of or I. oce rn ' f. II 4, come is I wix salutary, o.th respect to the etarnmunity, ycr norlAng could be more ilia:tic:ons sespea to the nnhappy luns. tic. What place could he MO' e unfit than s prison for the confinement of the unhappy suffo r? Could it be supposed, that in a gaol, the unfortuoiee man could either obtain ,the necessaries requisite tot kis situation, or the treatment calculated to restore hiin to his lust reason. No Sir, nothing could be more improper than to command him to prison. Ne. thing more impolitic than thus to throw the ezpenco of their maintenance on the public. He would leave it to the consideration of a Committee to de termine, %Meth: r they should be maintalced at the expellee of the different porishes to which they be longed, or is any other manner they should think fit ; and whether they would wash* think it pre. per, that such u seemed to . WWI* seesweeed nun alareld - mot gets be con with moving, " t hat t a be appointed to consider the state of the crirnir and oau,rer lunatics throughout England and Wales II and that the account of the number of lungties con fined in the different workhouses, now presented br Mr Wynne, should be referred to the said Co'S mittee " Mr. S. BOURNE objected to confining the Como mines to the consideration of lunatics in England and Wales only, and wished it to be extended to the whole of the retired Kingdom Mr. WYNNE answ .red, that it was n t neces sary to extend the consolers-ie. of the c' ,e of cri minal and p.t.pet lunatics to Ir •land or Scotland, a. in neither of those oars of the emp;re were there any poor rates es iblished 'or lunatics of e•th-r de aurnation.— The Ante u was put ir'rl agreel to. JOHN I:F.Nrom CreWTHolit 4E. General rola Sr, in pursuance of the novice whieh I i•Jrrnelly save, I now rise LI in , "ny non:Jed in nu sto• he H.-us: ; and in doing so, I must c00t..., tlvet I feel consiieroblo embarrassed is regal to the moat proper no 4• of procedure. lam ore that the House will aoloit me of any anine,eta towards the person who is the objet of it. 1 profess myself pestealy unconscious of entertaisung any animostty against that loth. vinnal; bin I am called 9" by an imncri als sense of duty. as a Mem'ser of this H. use t* maintain its c'naraiter and r opedairility, as w•J as to sap,,ort the honour of that protessors whi:n I am attached. Having said thus mord s it may not appear surprising, that 1 shulcd take up this question, and aa with the strittest impartiality in the case of a gentleman, woe' s having been trNd by a Court Martial, composed of sixteen respeCtable Officers of the Army, and after having been found giy#o of dozen ehagps one f f fourteen, and having natured the severest senteoai, I do not conceive that it is necessary for me to state any thing further as an apology for my cnndua in bringing forward the Motion, which I mean now to submit to the House. The first ohjia which I wish to accomplish is, to propose the adoption of some means by which the House may be enabled to become fully possessed of the case to which I allude; and after that has taken place, I shall put it to their own feelings and good sense, whether or not it be proper that a petson should remain in a situation amongst us, which, in a former Parliament, he was declosed incapable of holding? It is unnecessasy for me, previous to the aec , mplishment of my arse °bled, to enter much at large upon the sulij.a. It is al ready in the recollection of many, and when this first Motion is agreed to, it will come under the notice of all. When the information which 1 am now to move for has been laid be fore, and fully considered by, the House, I shall more fully state my sentiments, and follow up this previous step with some further procedure. I shall not, therefore, trouble the House further at present, than by moving—o That the charges ma.** against John Fenton Cawthorne, E.q a Member of this House. and the sentence pronounced against him, in consequence of the decision of a GoorAl Court Martial, and the peon ed.ngs had therena, is the years 1795 and 1:96, be laid before t::e House.' This Motiin was seconded by Mr. SPENCER STANIIOPS ; °nits being put trom the . heir, Mr. J.#. IN FEhtl'ON CAW 1 - HORNE roses and, addroving the Sp-esker, sai.l - 0 I do not know, Sir, whether I he rigotly in order in rising to esinc a my untonerits upon this occasion, but I wie,. that the Hon. Gen:l:mon who has lost now siihmituld this Motion to the ;Jolts', would oroduct some pre ced -tits on which to ground nix procedure, or at least state more tally the ci cumstar.ces ernich have induced hint tc do so, in otter toot it may be rm. feta y understood by the Hon e. Ido not, in stating these as my sentiments, mean that the House shoo{] let the :natty rest for a single moment longer than what may use absolutely necessary for adopting flit. most eligthl line of cendua; nor do 1 suggest them from a,,y tenderness of feeling towards initelf— I le.t my argument, that he ought to proceed upon the ground of precedents, upon this. thot it is con sisteot. with rite law of toe land and jurisortiderwe of this country, that no man who has been sscqu tied or coudemited by the sentence of a Court, can Es tried nr punished again by tile same jud.cature.— This principle, I think it will r.ot be denied, has been found to #e sn salutary, that no man will date to hiring, it. It is the established law of the land, and the gteaten benefits hove been derived from it. But, Sir, there is another reason, and one which, I am convinced, will weigh considerably upon this House, which I may urge for the adoption of the most regular and proper line of procedure upon this occasion; I conceive. that a per son is legally qua. lifted to he a Representative in Parliament, when he is returned by a large body of Eleaors, without any op position. If I was net qualified to sit :, e re, when so called, 1 ceitaiitly think that the time has passed in which any opposition could have been made. It is cer tainly in •st irregular, and inconsi s tent with lel re sidentss to hear pet sons come forward at this ono I,CONDI.aN DOCKS. THE COURT If DIRECTORS of the LON DON DUCK COMPANY do brathesise A'elice, That Warrants, fur the Payment of the Dividends declared due up to the 31st 04 Decetobirla.t, upon the Capital Sock of theCompaev a,sl be ready Ca delivery, at this Disuse, on WEDNESDAY next, the bith instant, bet•een the hours of Eleve.i and Three o'Cle. k, and every day (Sundays excepted), after that time, during the ..sole hours; and that the Property Tax therwin will be paid by the Company G. 11061NSON, Secretary. Landon Deek•Hoese, Jan 21.