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/-, .- ~~~ • „ t)t)' 1000.1,14 14l * ji • • : • ...4g41 NUMBER 4738. 1117N6'9 THRATINIC• "It" THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Feb. 14. will be repaint Mozart's celebrated Opera, en. IL DON GIOVANNI. After which the new Grand Sallet,..hy M. Punier, entitled, ACli ET GALATIEA. With entirely new Ilusir,Erenery, Drestirs, Dee•rations,Stc. . signer Garcia is esesiced at this. Theatre, and will shortly wake his Oro appearance in this country, ie Itossisti's po plar Goers, entitled II Barloirreedi Sivieflu: Oa Toesday neat, a use Ballet, entitled, I.e &toter do !champ As a nation to the Politic. it is deemed weceassey to state, that soy Property Bop Ticket 'told as an sdasiseien exclusively to the Pit or Gallery, is a /rood on theTbretrr, awl will he artrit upon accordinglya often as end practice: is. discrovertni Alitladsare is given, as Naval, at the Office ham Test till Peer (Sundays excepted). e e e There are a few vacancies is tl- THEAnwiturAL, DRURY-L.4N , THIS EVENING; SATUr their Majesties' Servants Will Gnarl Trate.. Play, with Mimic, in TIIE BRIDE OF (Foamled entirelympos the Patna Godlier (Parba of Abydos), Mr.' looPtsmwsl Soo\ Mr. Kean ; Alin* ear.; Hamra Rey (the Timarint Hamel (Osusaii's Page), Mn. Beltrimesibert; Hassan (Go 'veiiicir of the Harem), Mr. Holland; Maritsa, Mr. Bar. ward ; Zona, Mr. Costae,; Illiewsslla, Mr. Kest ; Malty, ,Clathih, and Ardis (Pirates), Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, and Mr. Woolf. Zulieka (the Bride of Atrydos), Mrs. Blardyn ; 7..ibeide, Mrs. Moil; Ageism, Mias Colvin Cannile, Mrs. noels', Sane, Miss Halfwit. The Alines, or Dancing Girls of the Past, Miss Tree, Nisi &e.—Coarbatants, Messrs. Ridgway, Hart hod, Barnes, May, Clarke, Seymour, &c. Mier which, TILE FALLS OF CLYDE. Ellen (licensed time), Misr flasitlacia, her 4th appearaace At this Theatre. The aesr Grand Tragic Play of The Bride of Abydoe, will ►e acted every night of Performance till farther ro ute Dee orifice will be given of the nest performaisce of The Tur►et Cluck, mid Hariciiiin'a Vision. THEATRE-ROYAL RHGURfI OPERA HOUSE, NTRAHO. In euiviripiettre of the continued bores of applause 10th which the extraordinary Noieltirs of for Clans Gathering were recievid on Tlitirsdey cuisine, Frbritary 12, by • fashionable and oreslowiut sedience, they will be re pcuird T N"' EVENING, SATURDAY. Feb. 14. A veriety of Scottish Songs, by approved Stagers; Melodies on the Union Pipes ; several ociplosi Gaelic Songs; • trite representation of • Highisqd I. which will be sung, in Gaelic ' the let verse of or God save the Eine: . all the original Da ncer, llaslf, ice. The Performers will be dressed he the Raciest Cooleste of their respective Clans. Doors open at six o'clock, begin at Seven. Duxes, bs.; Pit, 35.; Lever Gallery, 2a.; Upper Gal. levy, ls —Half Price at Hairiest Eight 4iCluck. ma), Miss Scott. To which will be added, a New Operatic Ballet Darla, entitled. THE WOODAIAN PRINCE. Principal Characters—Marcti Leonardo (it Spanish Prise.), Mncti. Le Clereq; Marko (the Woodman), Mr. Daly; LAO. rello (Loser tor his Desigitter), Mr. W. Kirby. Violltto (Dangler! to Nacho), Maumee Ls Cterrq. To tomtits& with (6th limo), as as Afterpiece, the &you - rite Bilker'', railed - THE.FORTUNATE YOUTH; OR, NEWMARKET HOAX. Fanner Galleon, Mr. ilcharthere; Abraham Grilltie (alias the Ferieuele Yosib),. Moo Mitt; Hedge (Servairt to Farmer Grilles), Mr. Heckel./ Declass .f Dreadnaught, Mrs. Daly; Lady Amelia (her Daughter), Miss Garcia • Lady Traria, Mrs. Bereetarieder ; Geergeea (bet Daugh ter), Miss Le Brew Previoa. f. which, the arlailred Overture of the ROW of BALLTNATOGUE. Doors epee at Haltuast Five, sail hegia at Haltpast Six. Duxes 4s. ; Pit ts. ; Gallery le. &cued Price Haltpast Right. No Mowry relereed. Places to be tubes of Mr. Sleek, at the Bou-OSee of the Theatre, from 10 till 4. Pisces caauot be kept later Ikea Halt pest Seven. This D Messiah.._. a - Daid, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. un- Accounts HOUSE This being private quest- before . 1r Hatchimouu, _ Bank - darlug Ike Vic, seeount of on, weekly, aatosut.— of quan tity of gold . .e. Mr. H. Swint& preseated • Petition fur leave to bring is • Bill to Aires • road from Greriwich to Woolwich. A lso, a Petition for leave to bring is • Bill to erect • bridge over the river llama, at Rotherbithe.—Referred to Cum. =Mee. to report thereon. Lord G. L. Gowan presented a Petitiuu from a Number of Attoroeys* in the County of Stafford* praying that means should be adopted to restrain improper persons from acting as Cu•veya•eers.—Lald ea the table. • Sir E. BRYDGLII prevented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Haidstime, praying for leave to bring iu • Bill for the more speedy recotcry of small debts —Beferred to a COM inittee. The seisms the Office of the Theatre, oft l iZils e at g erPplattee ' ofirh c : ' •I:,'"','"Etavesin g . pled). STRAND THEATRE—TOE SANS PARFJL. Hoe During School. TM . PRESENT EVENING. SATUR- Vivant Res et Retina! no, February 14, ISIS, be prraristed (sixth time) au esfilee Res sad Origival F.eceatric 'URUA.Y. Feb. 14. "THE THREE alit/10PS ; gill pptnrm i ßth tkat.. t*, ED 11 ED OF DAMASCUS. three ode, ` raped t .yawng_bleemat Moe 11. " 14114 " Crum p A BY 1 . 14)1414 Ifherl (the Merry). Mr. Debbie"; Omni. l.husc OW a Lord aPooL). Hamm (the Melaselooly), Mr. Daly; liplooti (a silly Porta •H. Johnston; Sebes (his of Bagdad), Mr. Hostel; Durauda young Fisherman), (Pirate of the 101.4, Mr. Mr. John June,. &smell* (Wife to Crump Haws the Fu.. Chief), Mr. T. Cooke; rioatt), Mrs. Daly; sad Nerma (Daughter Is Cramp Has- Thia day is published, is one Volume 4to. with tetras Plates, W. t.. A CCOUNT of • VOY AGE of DISCOVERY HOUSE OF LORDS, Fitteriw, FtsavAßE 13. Clll. to the WESTERN COAST of COREA, and the ' APPENDIX TO THE GREEN RAG. GREAT 1.00 CHOO ISLAND. By Captain BASIL HALL, RN . E.R.S. About o n e o ' clock, while t he Lots) eIIaNCZL• Printed fee Jebel Murray, Albeinarle-street. LOC was engaged in hearing Counsel iu the Appeal Case' of Sir William Elliott r. Putt, This day is publiebetl i i• two vols. 410. price W. 5.4. io board . , Lord SIDMOHYU unexpectedly entered the House. or tsa royal paper, Si. • and - mqVed - that certain sealed pepera, which be held ESA BIOGRAPHICAL and CRITICAL DIC- i s h i, b eb d. o b bb id b e e d bix .,}l. a te i ele i.c ous .. TION ART of PAINTS= andital*AWlS, fens- mime _ or d eired the Revival of Painting, and the alleged Discovery of Ea- graving, by Feeipterve, to the prerrot time. The hearing of s lhe Appeal was the. resumed, By MICHAEL BRYAN. and adjourned to *middy. In this Work ere gives two Indexes, Alphabetical and • ACCOUNTS. Chrooological ; and the Introduction comprises a brief Ac- Mr. Milford. from the Treasury, : presented cer- count of the Psi o of Antiquity. It also cuntaists Ave Plates inhibiting the particular Marks sad Mouognims used by the tans Accounts relating to the Herring Fisheries. different Eugraven. Mr. Sewel. front the Stamp Ofllte. preiented an Printed for James Carpenter and Non, Old Bosid-strett ; Accoant of the 'Jambe, of Bank notes issued in end Joseph Booker, New Bond-street. England, for the years 1813, 16, and 17, distin- This day are published, in Two Vuls. price It. l e. visiting the amount its each year. BOth Accounts DISSERTATIONS on the PROPHECIES, were laid ou the table. • . by the late D. LEVI, respecting the Cooling of the The House then adjourned till Monday. • Messiah, the Restoestioa of the Jews, and tbe Resurrection --....... of the Dead, revised and corrected, By J. KING. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fatoav, Fri. 13. Published by Bysh„ Paternoster-row • sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Ames ; Asperse, Ceruhill ; Chapels., Pall Mall; Thi s being the last day for reteiving private Rowd;ry and Kirby, Oxford-street, and all the other Book- Petitions, the SPEAKER took the Chair at a guar- sellers. • her before four o'clock. The Dedication and Introduction by Mr. King, snakes the work roirrorriy koserroliox, ao illostratt „ of the verity Mr Hutchiasou, from the Bank. presented an account of the Bank notes and Bank post-bills in circulation, weekly, of Sacred Writ; demonstratiug the former and present ac- during the last year, together with the aggregate autouut.- complisliment of the Prophecies, and abounding with ve- the price of bullion during the same period—mod the quail dour and important matter that concerns every human lily of gold and silver coin issued.—Laid on the table. brims. THI.4TRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Feb. 14, mill he acletl, a Maskal Play, called GUY MANNERING; OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. Colonel Motioning, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram, Mr. Malmo, in which character he will Mired'* in Act 11. an Irish Melasly, nod "The Night was spreading o'er ene— ma in Ael 111. Brace's Address to his Army, " &Ma 'ha hoe ri' Walloon bkd."—Dosniuie Sampson, Mr. Liston; Douai, Diatoms; Mr. Emery; Dirk Hatterairk, Mr. TAO, ;. Gilbert Glossin Mr. Blanchard. Lacy Her trues, Miss Styptics@ ; Merrill* Mrs. Egsrtisa. • _ Atter which, for the 4th tinge, a new Metu-Drawsa, with Dew Scenes and Decnrations. carted THE ILLUSTRIOUS TRAVELLER; OR, THE FORGES OF KANZEL. Come Waldemar, Mr. Abbott ; Coast Bersderlf (a Dovish Roltiessams), blr, iiwerswttty irellte (Master a she Forges), Mr. Farley ; Grig (his Nephew), Mr. Liston • Straub, Mr. Coiner. Catharine (Wife of Mesa)), Mrs. Da:veaport • El frols ,Dseghter of Siraeb), Mira Shaw ; Udolpisa (Wife of Count Bilowlor0), Mrs. Fault. flo Monday, and ou Thursday, the oew Tragedy of Fazio, and Harlequin Gulliver. Turretsy, The Point of Hnsour--Tbe Illastrisus Tra vrllers--attel Husbands bud Wives. fin Sallinlay will he produced, for the Int time, • new Comic Opera, called Zunis, er The Tree of Health. SANDERS, DURHAM, WA?.!, and CO. A o A N end SANDERS. U PHOL IV STEREItS, Catherine-street, Snood, very grate -1 ,illy acknowleilze the liberal support they have received foe the last seventeen years fwous the Nobility sad Gentry, in patronising their Masefactory sad Wareroonis, and very 'humility bet leave to announwri, thot•tbe allSiliflS is now reliturishell by Mi. Moms in favour of SANDERS, DI'RHA.II, W.%LL, sad Co. (who have been Assistants is the CUUCtril ever sines its commencement). Ibey respect fully milled a continuance of tbst approbation sod prefer tufe which hss bees so long given to the peculiar articles of Eurniitire ataissfactsred ugly is their Establishisieut, lCus. lb, 16, and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. N.B. The Palest Articles, with great improvements, and a cementl exhibition of Upholstery and Cabimet Fertiliser, always ready (or Sate. WYTON, Stock- broker, 9., C 0,411 1 .111. velum' _22.1 Lis grateful thanks fur the favours of his Friends, re ceived fur more than Twenty Years past, and moat respect fully presents them al% theists& of the Scheme of the New Year's Lottery, whir* he flatters himself need only be seen to he generally approved :-.--There are Three Grand Prises of 30.0001. each, which, with the 97 other Capitals, sill be all paid in Sterling Money. The Drawing begins the 4th of Nln•rh, east she First-drawn Mask, on earls arty, will he en utlyd she Fenno/linos of 12 Pipes of old Port Wise ins eXclijile.., for LOGO Years% lir longer if misfired; fall of whirls nosy be had gratis, at I, Coarrittm., where every .leseripiiirs !if business in the Public Fonds is faille fully traugartel.—The different variations its ail the Govern mast a.raritirs , lusty be known as above every hour. . .4.16 of NEXT MONTH. Three .e 30.000 ! WO Capitals ! STATE LOTTERY o.•:iee ea Wedieesalay, 4th of M•licit. CI I; li. Stock- limiter, i, CORNIII I. 1„ nisi, X • 1% I.trociar-rrastr, remind. his Friend: that on Wv.har.Dav, 4th of Next Morro, the Lottery be. gias ON THAT DAY—Ten of lAe Capitol Primer will be de rided is the first Ten Minftles. ON TIIAT nAv—The first Prise will rewire Tire Titeatind Pounds is n./Widen. TIIAT DAY—The "MIKE 110.00 0 Prizes see, AU be Morn ! UN THAT HAT—TA. First Blank will rrerire Four Pipes of Ike Deal Port Wine in Ike kloginee. ( IN 111 AT DAY—Navajo 5,000 Tickets Nest be Drawls ON I r D.t v—Ak im i Forty Capstals will be //raw". And it mutt 1w niliailled *hal this are maid inducements to Purchase earl, great variety, anti it ie hoped a fur. lunsk wire - lion, ***Tithe is and Shares are now un Sete Al W EBB'. Nrissivite Olßes'. 9, CORICHILI.„ anJ 17, Lu rur. li'kire THREE Money l'rkes of 130m , 31 (lave been lately Shared, Sold, ■nd Paid on Oriti3ittl, via. 3 . 9139 .• • • • in 11 Sharev,.. • • 130.014) a,t411,.... in 13 ibaree,.... 13 10 . 110 ° 11 • 6241 . • .. in 12 Sharer, ... £30. 000 ••• In the lasi Twelve Verne, nifty FIVE. %limey Prier • ln.001) save Wen Sharefl ifs lifiglaufl, arsilTHllEl%" ( theft Five weir 5.14 by %VERB !!..-1/oes slot Obi. Int war t:tat ihr Pitfall-100n an generally ili:ft if "I t ult. ollhr Thrre 315,010 Vrizes is the prtxtiet S h larols, • be Sold Loy WEISS! This day are published, in Bve. voids the Proceedings of the Public Meeting Ia aid of the Defendant after his Ac quittals. before NW Justice Abbott, on the first day, and Lord Chief indite Ellenbovongb, on the last Iwo days, price 4s. its hoards, THE THREE TRIALS of WILLIAM HONE, for Pahfishing THREE PARODIES, on Three TA-Officio Informatious, durint three successive days, by three Sprrial Juries. “ Thrice Ike brindled Cat bulb ItieIea."—SitAILIFEART. Printed by anti fur W. Anne. 67, Old Bailey.—Eitber Trial may be had separate, price la. The PROCEEDINOSof the PUBLIC MEETING sepa rate, price 6d. LORD ORFORD'S PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCF.. Jost published, iu Am. price Ufa. boards a few copies on imperial paper, 31. 3s. IjETTEItS (nose th e Ilim. 110 RACE Polk: in GEORGE MONTAGU Esq. from the year 17d15 In 1771. Now First Published from the Origi nals, in thr possession of the Editors. Printed for Rudwell and Martin, Mond street; and Henry Collnersi, Conduit-street. NEW WORKS ON EDUCATION. In a few days will be published, in French and English, neatly printed, in one volume, I2mn. T ALES fur MY SONS —Hy AUGUSTUS YON KOTZEBUE. Printed for 11enry Colburn, Comduit-street ; of whom, and all other Bookseller*, sway be hid. lately published, 1. TALES for MY DAUGHTER, by M. Bouilly, French and English. 6s. ' 2. P.IX;AIt, a National Tale, by Elizabeth Appleton, 3 vols. 21. 3. PRIVATr. EntycATION, by the same Author. 731. 641. 4. LETTERS front the great • lard CH ESTER Fl FAA) to ARTHUR CHARLES STANHOPE, relative to the Edncation of his Loniships Godson, Philip, the late Earl, S.. S. M ISCELLANDHJS QUESTIONS oa HISTORY and CHRoNOWOY. 3.1 ~,, , 6. CAROLINE ORNIMIIY sir, The Real Limits, Ss. 7. LAURA VA WIEREF, ss. S. DF.LASsEMENS DE LA JEUNESSE, 4 vole. 12 Plates. Ids. buosid. IL ELIZABETH, by Mad. Copia. French, 3..; in Ita lian, to. SANTAGNELLOI I LIAN PHRASEOLOGY, 6.1 11. SANTAGNELLO'S New and Unproved ITALIAN GRAMMAR, Ss. • 12. SANTAGNELLO 4 3 ITALIAN ILISERCISES, 31. Id. SCOTCH BURGHS. Mr. DOUGLAS presented a Petition, u we under stood, from the Merchants, Burgesses, Ste. of Edit'. burgh, praying for leave to bring in a Bill to re gulate the mode of anthill'' , the annul accounts of expenditure in the R oya l e ßurglis of Scotland which he prefaced by u short speech, explanatory of the evils which the present system created. The LORD ADVoCATIR of StoTtAND did not mean at present to enter into the ridestion of the situation of the Royal Burghs in Scotland, with reference to their accounts ; but lie thought it pro per to state, that a measure of the description now prayed for had been for some time in his contem plation, and would be submitted to the House in the premmt Session. NIT. W. HONDAS conceived the present mode of auditing the accounts, which was introduced at the Union, was improper. The accounts were now re ferred to 10 or 14 persons. instead of being, *1 was the case under the old Scotch law, sent in to the Exchequer of Scotland to be audited: After a few words Irma Lord A. HAMILTON, the Petition was laid on the table. Mr. DOUGLAS presented a Petition, to the same effect, from the blercluint-Burgesses of the Royal Burgh of Dumfties.—Laid on the table. Alt. Rlet.i.isit reveilles! a Petition for leave to bring in a Bill for erecting u bridge over the river Thames, at Hammersmith.— Referred to u Com mittee. hlr. Dunn*Li presenter) • Petition from the In h•Ltt•uts of I3inrtingh•m, in favour of the Bill fur preventing the employment of climbing boys. Sir E. Hav Dune pus off his motion, on the sub. .- - 777.779Prmirmripri... ...17 , ...77,,.. - r r .N ririmprir7 p-- 77 ,. ~,,. 7, -----,.. 7 .- ~,,.: 7 . ~. . • • 1.. • . / • • • . . . /. • 'Ad . ~• . I . . . • . . -d• • . . . . . .. , . • . • •••••........ ...,..../ t . •' • ' b ....-, , N 1 11 . r . . 1. (... .. A dik .• . • , N k . . : . - :: • , , • • 1 111 -- " 0 " 3 3 . • LONDON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY - 1& nig. PO 01 L-MPIN__.—A ov PERSON 11. a% if IV a trill,' reaped ItCTA I L TRADF. to MSPOSE OF is th e h h Gee LIN& way hear of a Parcitaie‘r, who bee iw Mane %hairy at wwwwwirwl. id * Plating fall particular.) Its A . Z. at Ar. N 0.60, 111.srkfrar-row.i, will be dilly attrmli'j .. THE NEXT of KIN or ~,v) of JOHN -111. BA BTISTA, belorariox to the liferelaint Ship IdalOase (C•01.111ebba), &resoled) by appiyint to %lr. Owes. N. ) kfien, yard, Derma Comimoiss, sway bear of sonntbiseg to their advaidage. /sown and AmWove 't tiPP FAIT LOU- to"lieu-1•IOUSE MONS, for the Restoration to the Public of a FREE TRADE IN BEER, and to the V Protection and Governissent of LA Ws, iu s i em i of I sistividoshylies for Mgriatore at Mr. Bullock's, Mamma, Picesililly, Mr. Warren's, Steatitic Manufactory, 30, SI raud, Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, Mr. kichardsoses. Royal Exelisace, Ile. Tomes, Furuiture Warehouse, 712, Whilcchapel rood, Mr. Parke's, Ditto, near the Obelisk, Borough, Mr. Hughes's, Bo okseller, 3S, Lrohrate-hill, Mr. Dixon.,' trunk-maker, 237, High Holborn. The Committee b-g leave to state, that all the Expenses which have attended the Meetings, Advertisements. &c. se emsary to forward the above puhhe object, have keen de frayed by its original Promoter, B. Beaumont, R.q ; brit on a subject of universal mum, which so immediately * interests of the Labrioriag Poor, and which kr 01Spirtant to the whole body of V&Cluall4fl, who .ilesies sopiset 'their Was so an ludependeut sod re spoetabli they smile stallisr all the Expetorn to be =isle .ID.peseeste thetrailsiect to a 1 11111600 6 0111110 iblisteSitare sot believed to be Ss dsfesy sea Ds eiVia small flabseriptior i l de st =t l , l foe which peeress WIMP are opened at the shove plan. H. SCRULTES, Hon. Secretary. jrct ui Copy-Ri tl itt,• which .1,10.1 for the tide to TueNsfes3, the 3.1 Aborth. Mr. W. AVYNN m4l(. lie 1,41 pus 111 , 1, 1,410 :I Pr.. tititos, %%latch he tilt it to he i i. duly to prePPiit, although lie could by no ineaini.inomit tlinirayer or it. It Pet forth, that tke Petit' iiii rr, the tier. James listlineo, wie. perpetual Comte of Sendai:re. in the comity of Derbt.--;iiiil that lib al•io field living. in E-sez and Ije W 11.4 a rrer boliler or the cowmen; of Derby, Nottingham, aml 1. •iet.oirrilllll. MI it would he t silemivelolent for him, at the g geiteisl erection, to travel 7) or 80 miles to eive Isis vote.. he wits fretful that lie 1414,01,1 home the oPliortiiiniy of rxricihing hit frinichime. He Ilitieforts prayed, that I glit in to enable limi, and tither hea r they could he more easily diviistied in the Loin lll l tee. than on the Report or third reading. , lu it clause w hi ch the Bill contained, certAti !dares. toot having more thou ieli VOteht. pear excreted from its operation—finch. for instance. at Oxford and Cambridge. To dick lie wished to add the City of London, where the poll was carried oh with great regularity and celerity—insomuch, that 6,000 voters were polled in servo days. The ameisdineist was agreed to. Mr. Locenawr wished to call the Learned Mem ber'. attention to the clause, by which it was 'Pro vided, that, where sacra were prevented by • a riot, from coming op and voting, the returning officer, should have the power of adjourning tae poll to the following day, althotigh 400 electors had not polled, which, if it happened under ,ordinary cir cumstances, on the second .day, would, by the words of the Act, terminate the poll.. From this it appeared, that if the riot happeued di, the oil day, the returning officer might, adjourn the 11011 till the 3d—from that to the 4th (if the riots con tinued)—and so oil, indefinitely. Now a person, who stood as candidate, and who was not able, by the second day, to bring up a sufficient number of sisters to authorise the returning officer to continue the poll, might himself, for the purpose of gaining time, employ his friends in creating a riot, .and thus procure an extension of time, for the purpose of mustering those Who were in his favout. This clatsie was also ohjectionable in another point. It did not specify the place in which the riot should he committed, in order to warrant the adjourn- Picot. A riot might be committed ii, a. part very remote from the place where the poll was going oil, and yet, as the clause now stood, that eirrhinstance could be pleaded as a reason for adjourning the poll. He hail no remedy to propose—but wished to call the Learned Gentleman's ottentiou to there points. Mr. W. WYNN said, that in this, es well as in some other cases, the discretion of the Returning Officer must he exercised. His conduct would afterwarde be subject to the examinatton of a Com mittee of the House of Commons, if it were eon eeived to be necessary to complain of it. if he *eve found to have acted partially or ,tpuproperly, - his *eve woad, of course, be ,visited ,y the severe censure of the Houses Mr. LOCKHART mid, the only remedy to meet the evil he alluded to, would be, where the poll was to adjourned, and re-opened, trot to admit any persons to vote, who would not swear that they had been prebented, by riot, from attending sooner. Lord LasceLLes objected to tlsat part bf the Bill, which threw teethe comity, instead of on the Candulater,t he expense of erecting the hustings, &c. Mr. W. WYNN said, the mob were in the habit of seizing on the busting, whit's, in fact, was the reason of the expense--Lbecause, if the materiels were left untouched, they would fetch elsoost as much as they originally cost, and the reinitiating charge *mild be trifling. • Lord LAScEI.I.Bi observed, that, its such a county as York, the number of booth, to 1w twirled, in conformity with the provisions of this Bill, would p►eexirnvagatttly exprosiee. • Mr. W. %Vvxm said it was necessary, in so large a county, to multiply the slumber of poll-booths. Hy the esisiing system, floe poll ran dry iu one quarter, while it overflowed ist another: At pre- Gent there were generally fifteen poll-booths, and he conceived the number ought to be doubled. Lord Isscs:t.tes wail of Nastiest it would be bet ter to leave this puiut to the discretion of the Re torting 1/Nicer. Mr. W. Wtnit avid, the clause would save con. saleable expense. It was Most unfair, iss es4es where no isidivsittisel had almost the whole of the votes of e county, that lie ,Itould, Iseeatpue nee or two persons demanded a poll, lie put to this extra vagant expense. After some further conseesation, in which 11cosrs. sabittiv.v. BARN eTT, trot ‘VYNN, sitar Lord Lai cit.Les, took part, several clauses were then lorouplut ep mid starved to, Clue Hone reimineul, awl the Re port was ordered to be received nu NI lily. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Mr. ()Atm GUJARAT ion...voted a Petition from the Preatilent and Members of the Aertettithrsi Society, praying for a grant to promote some of the interests Or that Inatatut . The Petition was laid an. llbr flu the mulitus tat Mr. Gorton si.'•aCcistossts were (warned of the Expenditure during last year at the Works ii I'lynsouth flock I .1..5i0.5. CLIMBING Ou the motion of %l r. L;EaskiT. the Bill fur the Itrgulat 1111 l of Chnisary ;toe. pea ass read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Moodiv. beFFiiiENS WOOER THE cuttrrNsittN. OF THE HABEAS CORI'USI ACT. Mr. Durum rose to loWeNtPetiti o n front Joseph of Liverpool. complaining of the .otterings he eiolused unele► the Suspensiou of thsi !Libras Quoins% Act. ,Ttlis I •ctitioiter, who was pro nounced by.the Soliiitori.tieue n d as istiwortlayisf belief, sass looked open iu (pine a thifereut mart. int bt• whet«, who thooplit his CAGE to be doe cif cutiatilerable iiiiireriug. lie had, accoiclitig to the stateineut iii his Pe•titiuri. suffered peculiar hard. ship. aispetiolderl 111 the nu igtssul outrage of his int preachment. He therefihe hoped that the House would not pass sit Act of Intlenteitty to Ministers to ►Creert them lino► the Inift thrt• hod eormoitted. This Petition woe brought tip. • The C►tsact.t.t.oa tit the ExcHrQuEtt wished to know whether the llou. Grid. had lead ►t, and could vouch for the propriety of the outliner in which'it wait drawl') of. ? Ile merely put the toes of the Holt. Gentleman's wishing . dew ndlhing improper in the ar tbe.vorstents of the Petitiou. 4 to lie on the walk. t presented a Petition from anot h er from Mr. Thrums Evan!, of New, _ I contained a reeapitti)atiott of all trirwring* endured try list Petitioner, and ex pre ed. •trung sit the contradietiob givris to.soine of sloe statententi !previously mode by the tslii i 4:lB he now ipticred to prove at the bar. . This Petition was ordered to lie on the table. • Sit 51. MI:MIA took this inivottunity or express ing his dissent (ruin the observatini mode by the Right Hon. Gentledian opposite. 11 it Petition were lit to he use the table, he iippreltesidtd it wail fit to be printed, mid that oil - Member boil a right to dill for the printing of ally Petition which the House thought fit to receive. Mr. Wv Ns could not give hilt went to this doe tiiiie. . A Petition was, in fact, to be considered as . Daly.' press-Med. in the first instance, For the use of the Mettibers, and the House tiers to exercise tbeie own ()Minim on each individual case.—( Hear) Lord 1 4. 1LICSTONE said, it would lake more orpi ment than lie hall yet lewd to ctinvitice hini that to Metuher had not a right to have any Petition printed, which hail been laid on the table. The object or printing a Petilidh was to pot Members in posses sion of its contents. 'nits used to he done formerly on the Votes in full, hitt stow that practice had been discontinued. They were now only rend at the table, and unless every Member wile up in sue.. cession to the table, and read each Petition that was laid there, he trould not be expected to know the subjei:t matter urged by a Petitioner. It now appeared that it was a mutter of indulgence to have • Petition printed. This would indeed entail great grievance upon the people, whose servants mid representatives that House may be said to be. and he hoped they would never concur in the prin ciple they laid down *gaunt their constituents:. The Petition was then ordered to be printed: Mt. BEN x Err presented a Petition from Was. Ogden, a person 74 yeari of sge, who had also suffered arbitrary imprisonment. fie hail been treated with the greatest crbelty, loaded with ma nacles, 30 lbs. weight, *filth sprained oaa of Isis hoods, 81111 hr was 13 hours in this state without re ceiving any assistance; lie ultimately lost the use of '- his hand, alid, has discharged after nine monthsite= %hail con fi nehient, though he bad never committed the slights at offence against the laws df hii country. He further stated, that, by a double marriage, lie was the father of 17 children, some of whosti were dependant upon hieli (or Support. Mr. BENNETT desired this Petition to be read in full, and not iss a short manner, as it contained an allegation or mOit tinsfarrautable torture. The Petition was read and loid on the tisble, and also a bimilar nue from Win. Elentsow. ss i t en si ii P i r li t s i n tio t: I :h i lb l:ye , it rise r rsci . ii ll te u il li ts rj w il:T er i e l t la ru d e i , o w l :i r s e‘e ilil that be lived ntilser tinder the dominion of the Dry of Algiers than under a govern:omit of law. He hoped it would riot !mini the table, but heroine the subject of inquiry at a Future period. This Peti tion was front John Stewart, a weaver at Glasgow, who had been arrested there on the 3 3d February. and kept in iiiilioary confinement for seven weeks and three slays, wills *easily, and sometimes au rood. anti (011 an allowance of dr. per week, half of oltich **grist for furl. The Petitiosi Willi laid on the table. It EFoR H. The worthy Baronet presented another Petition front certain inhabitants of ilie parish of St. (*mgr. Ilatiover-liquure, ',raying fur a Reform sit Par hutment. The Petition set forth that nothing but a Ile. f in Parliament vanish *sive the country front the bad effects of a weak olud contemptible Admi nistration. who bad suspended the Constituf o f their eiiuntry. That that iiimiouralde fiLitse slid not repieseist the people. At the concluaion, the Pentioneis declared, that if a Reform m Partly meld were not acceded to, they would refuse shay is% taxes.—( Near, hear.) Ott the question that the Petition be brought up, Lord CASCI.EitEAGII said, that here was no cosi ititestiomti argument for asset - nog a voinaitistional privilege, hut, on the contrary, a &fret notification Of Irt.iatitiiee to the Stan, and a refusal to pay taxes. —( Hew. hear.)— e would therefore mine that this Petition he rep-died.—(Hear, hear.) Sir F. BURDETT revised, that the language of the Petition did not necessarily imply any ot:ier than a legal resistance to a system of nolorepream tatiosi.--;(Hear, /real.) Lord CASTLEREA DR read the words of the Peti tion, which wrre....` That if the I louse dui not take the question of Reform into it. m ost ser ious eon *Memnon, they would most certainly resist paying taxes."—(Hear, hear.) The Petition was rejected a ithout a ditri,ion, though the gallery was afoul to he cleared fur the purpose. Sir F. BURDETT ',resel4l three Petitions front Bath, fur Pirlimurntairy Reform, on the prins.iple MESSRS. BARCLAY. PERKINS, and I for him, at thr rill l. genre sl t tretion. to travel Thi m 't o i l . , ~,, w CO. Iwor leave to inform the Nish!, that the sransia- 70 Of SO 0111614 to e , tve 1118 vole. he was fearful that . Ti w ci f 4ii c Li . loss Repast of a 46111 "" v illig hee° wade by the Officers he should lose the opportiessisiy of exociaing Isis to know %%bolter of Excise a P li 'hely Premises, is 1°4411 Y Flikle, alla wilkuilt elective franchise. He t lets eke* waived, that 4 the slightest (*medalist's ; and th at there neither is. mar has could vouch for other w Bill should he I gist in to enable hest,, and other w 44 ,1„„„, bees, any FAchoopirr !Proems, or Inf o r ma ti on o f an y h ow l or WO whittseesser, Uhl against their House before the Board lwrsa" littotbellY situated, to vote by otlidobit.— It lst the event c of F.xeise. (A /wag's.) it to lie !mated. Southwark, 1146.11., ISIS. The,Priiiittm wee rend, and Pair! op ti* tablets •• Mr.. 4 1 1Oltee*TT - , • • , .. ELECTION LAWS ANIENDSIttiT BILL . rottuasueirt of OK ANTII4IONOPOL% CO:11)ICITEE. On t h e eirealieemi Mr. W. %I' T•ts m. Um &reties, is ordered . . , ..• • • howl and A'aidsee Tavern, Stsaad. . l i apw•Ammoimingssll4 mem te-ttomunitted. HE E PFOITIO,I- to "rite-110 U$ E ur c(),bl- Mr. BF:NtiliTt - fit the Committee, the Learned Member r a t- ficti. ,. , it was fi .111. MONS. for the Rratoration to the Katlic of she Right Dressed it wish that any Gentleman who had mite- of . a FREE TRADE IN BEER, nod to th e Virtsiatter the • . ' .• , . . • . , castle-street. !lint Protection anti Government of LA trs, tuateml of the WILLS kations to propose *Onto tistrmince Mein Hien ? . Its the stsfferiosnt rem'. .. .. •s._ l., t.-- •t•• _ _•• .11. ...1 :-- the t"..... _ . PUCE SEVEN-PENCE.