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~~~~~a rffEATIMPOYA L. (VIVENTRARDIgN. ON MONOAY NEXT. April it, 1819..9111 br Ariesl the Trsgesig ng JANE SHORE. Gwer, Egituon ; Hastings, Mr C. Emilie ; Durnmit, Mr. Marready. Jaue Shure, Miss O'Neill; Alicia, Mass Soralsalle , fter w hi c h will h e pro•lured, a New Grand Dramatic A sectacle, ((Waded ou Drirker*.• 01.1 Fortowatila (wphich has brew long is prepnrstaa.,,, with entirely new sayers, M a chinery. Dresses, sadlhr...ration's. called I:ORICNAICS ANL) lIIS SONS; On, IDE MAGIC PURSE AND WISHING CAP. The Overlure marl Mas.ie he r . s a „h„ p . F „,, sa amos, Mr:Farley; Arepolso anal Andih,chan (Forma. *air:. Sow.), Mr. Churns sod Mr. Atilsaiit; Shadow (Ser. van , a ., Emulsi o n .), Mr. itsnrharal; ilsci'slipla of Airx•a. &la. Mr. Cataimar. Foriuor, Miss Beaumont; Vier, Miss i n sn; Virtue, Mrs ?mica. (hi Evarr Tan day. Kurz Henry the F . ...glib (Part I.! Sitarell. April IT, will be perfortural efts the first owl, a New Mesksl Daiwa, rolled The Heart of Mid- TfISITIVELT 1.415 T 1 , 41611 1 riGLISR OPERA HOVE. STRAND. NTAT El DOUR A N M R ow . :Rs ' 4 , 1'K EK ,f he l" ::r • a ll ' or i ti vr lis t t '' oh.y sill by re prAtta “ith muck nrw almter,Tll l4 ro vr,:iNti. for Ilw la the , occasions all Iht sc. Saill' t a of Ihr Rubjrctast br it.tottlortd. llr IT whmsses, for lie twnefit of young rep,' f.om •rbug.l, suit lialowrinstlie. *too toss vol %re bear Aires& J, to ‘ls,krlyur's rel. lost. 41 Exprrim..ns on the Moon ., '• Sloil.lll/011," ILI V4I alit ; 11114 to attempt. by souther k• an or, u, densonstrat«. the Ea ,, lt's true figure. .•1). a4l Sin. b r itin st Seim ; rti;s. ; Gallery. Is.; Vpp. r Gallery, le. TilEtTliEitoYAL. ST RAN D.EN GI.Isa OPERA-11 0 13E, rlO I .l,vetit Ilisitt)Wilstittesit. the Puhii- ere te .rettelhf Wert:neer. that the prevent %wipe Priminn \Vet It, MR MATTHEWS IS " NOT AT HON E;" but 11.41 6r 0 be agate " AT HOVE" 31t)1DAY, APRIL 12. mut .us the THURSDAY anti S I'II7RI)AT fon ,wing. Box-1/Sec !mho &tit), at wlO . Bl. • • BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.,. g remest Itirsumb w UMHIC V I, *MM , f1.1(11111 1 on the Fier. Nark, owl Arms. HUBEItTS RosEATE PowDEK immraiatoy sist n, t. on elegant Article, per& etIN innocent. and ntra•onst to use, init. 4s. and 75.--Beware of its, base Cougars frail; the centime i sigma. vetaio. "G. II Hwaard," Sold hy the Pt ~ prletor, t 2, Russell-street, Coveat.Eara..n; it 35. nowt itp4.l ,11...:er. 150, Oxford str..tl; Dmti. 59. Mel-tore. ; viggeo hind, Edintottrgli ; Baxter, ; !few Ir ry.l2, rut Bailer*, 31, tack. I elle slirei, Dublin; ertot adona. Frasiktlgloo its, Bet 1. a. .1; Cadta.m. Bath ; Treteowns, Exeter ; Vo•b; ; ()teem/. 11.1 ; Staines, 31auelteider ; MM. slay, Oxford ; Waller, N. Iretn* ; Reu.ie, A.slioltury ; cantelbsry ; 111i1rbc11, leolehrsl..e; and by mutt Weider' is else Empire. PAYMENT dr OUT-PRNSIONEIis ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, • 3rd Aprll.llll j 11j 9. rtratotrice of the Art of do &5 , 111 Y r o t of 11 . . t. pr, went Mnjesty. by. aborts it is enacted, that the ('at . yrMiourra of Jos Hospital shall , in Netter. be put, y0u 1..4, in advance, instead of halGyearly : Notice is hereby e set', by order of the Eight Hotionrahle the Lords soil hers, Cononivsioneri for mmnagitig the Alf ors of the raid Husuital, that all the Oat-Pen.i .... era thereof. residing in Loodon,OT wields the district of the Hills of Mortalo, ore V. quires{ t appear personally, and seeimensally, with their I n structions, sod Certificates of Admission, at 'tar S.'rre tar,'s O. in the said Hospital, no the resperovi. day.,and in their thffrreut el according to their sesco.l raps of urosion as tool. r mentioned; when attendance will he gives from tea tiehirk itt the wnoroing, until three in the afternoon, the to.vinets of qoarter of • year's porton la advance to the 24th Jon. was. Oa TUEcDAY, the deli of APRIL. The Pensioners at NI p.r dab awl those at 63. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On IV EDN ESL) AV, th.• 7th of A PR 1 1.. Ilvo.e at 6.1 hum the Roca% G.iftisoto Itatt tli.o, soot re lit mime Regiments and Cot vs ; those at 73. and MI. and all 11. v Cavalry at p. r day. On THURSDAY, the Bth of APRIL. *those at p• r day, from the lst Foul Guards to the tiO:h Foot surlovite. On SATURDAY, the 14th of APRII.. 'flows at 91 per flay, (tom the first Foot, nod all , lte re. Regiments and Corps, as also flo-e at WI per Jay. On MONDAY, the 12th of APRIL. Those at 13 per Ass froru tlw at (Ferro Region* Ms of Ca -1-3.y, tt Mt the ht and 2tl Rtgintetota of Enot Goma. Ihi "I CSDAY, the I .Ith of APRIL. Th.tge m Is. per Jay, from the 3d Regiment of root to the turd of the womb , it ,1 Ka Eiroeuto at that Rate. 01. 11' F.DN ESDAY, the 11th of APRIL. Those at Is per day, from the Roynl Garrison Battalion, sosJ all the reowittiog Itegitocot• mot Corps, awl aLo 'boas at Is. tt,ttl. per Any. Oa THURSDAY. the Isth of APRIL. 'rhos( at Ir. Itl. Ls. litl. Is. 21 Is. 2t.1 and Is. 3d. per day. 0.. FRIDAY, the 16th of APRIL 1 hose at 14 3:-1 Is. 44 Is. I'l Is rot. I. 51.1. is 6.1 is 6".1. Is. 74. 11 714. Is. 8.1 Is Is. 94. Is. 91.1. and Ir. £ll4 per dly 'AlOn UR DAY, the 17th of A PRI I. :Tboaral Is. 101.1. per day itt.d operas as, nod those Pen. *Mum Ina base lace admitted on account .4 Hl.lwhiess t It is sloe ordered and directed, that all the Ont-Peissi.tion a e r a blelnntioit to the salt , Hospital, do pay particular atten o instructions, which they sir rospaired to poaliice it Ow tore of paymet.l, wh:eli Hwy are nnkred Mohr Paymaster.O stcrsl of his Majesty's Lifted Foirvil nt twutlosi, their affniasits as Hullo') pr. st oa or Cutely after every Q01:414 r Day; **Minos , winch-the..a 1 aa s th" Psy•Lists for the sings. wield Ilia rut be enter eJ %latter, and they are not afierwaida to change tilriot* I.ln rut crt, tif shod', as specified libu slate 11,reisity. and duly uotifying the same. As: I Costlier to take Notice. tint its entootinctice thof various F.:•s•t • basting been committed by I).llmm:is's in e P.cetpt .•i I'. i,.0.n and P. ise-Mott• y, it ordered that ist all Vests. .'Grit •• lidlnA shall be strut Ow Winnow L, mot t... • i r, all brut fit •risint fowls this Establishment ; it is ;:..:.:ose to be olosreirett, art of Itssol 17th o. the Louts al their Slecli,-go on the %bib o f last Month, Joret..l the folltortog Out-Peu biolliVil to be Work off the Hospital U oat.. 7th Foot, JAMES JEFFS. at Is 2.t per 4:tr. 66th Fool, ceottue voitc at t. 1,A.1. 4,150. 7:111 Dragoon., SAMUEL 1111.71.11t:G1, Pit. tittle. 'llse two flow( trionug goaty of forgo.[ or Ears.ittl 140 .1 rip .ly A he 1'4,10 the Now,. o f %Irgi• wars to Or tiff t ool the latter fiw &Reline his ItAte Prnsioot: .0 Lusltuetion Papers , mad thereby ileftsod: the Pllnm •yptiet.d to pay him Ins tamissusa. - •• - • RICHARD INLAY E, Sin-relay and itecistr.a. Vb Vitt4;et e i fid t 4 , • BRITISH OA LEERY, rAt.r..m.t1.1.. (;ALLERY. wills ut Set eri ion a the most colt bralesl W..skis Of the lislion. S;imnisir, Flewii%ll, and I)nlco Schools', will be OPENED uu ilie 19111 inst. ily Orahr, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. hwir4o, Then day Ar• publiAril, in Re.. pen, 13% QPECI %IF.TSS I ELOQUENC E. 10-77 now fo.l nronnced nod collected, with Biographical Notices, and a Pirko , . Kr CHAKILS PHILLIPS, F...sq The Inl.l. ItArrister. *The emir of Sim? was upon ihem.--they were G lealmn." lt ATTAM. ?'Ain Volum, contains Ike moo eloquent ',teem...". of the pone.% of Voillitt, 011.411, Boahe, She ridan. (:.rattan, and A.llll Pol lr.tta, cool • g suals coll,chou El..tioeure a. Wris s.trhapa nevi r be fore iiieseotrA to Ilse Pohl r ..111fir Printed and 'old by W. It 117, o%C•r.laircet ; and to he hod of Mesons l'rn , lock and Joy, Paternoster - row ; end Mr. Milliken, Grano', Dublitt. atiM. coN —1 5001. D...•.! Anus Thi. day po 1‘ THE SPEE('H ••I -IA !ME- PIIILLIPS , E. Harrisier aI.I. , in a rause in %thief% C. L. risfrerald, late it Captain iii she 06sh Regimens of Font, op% Plaintiff, and Chlrlea Ktrr. Lo t C.ptaiu and P.iinviier of she Firet Royal Dragoons, Wa , ft:114101i. .111 31 . 111111 for Criusinal Cooseriealies, with Ils I'l ontiff% .rierl 'w rote She Heil Mr Jassiirr Jah•••t S. Jut of the C..sinty of Mayo, WI t h e 1111 a Ma.. h Po ii,sed :Hid sold by W. Reynold*, No 137, 030.;rd-street ; and to be had of all Rookaelli re. Where m-ov t' had, SPECIMENS of IRISH ELOQUENCE; by C. Phillips, C.ll prier 134 THE NEW CATHOLIC CHAPEL, MOORFIELDR, Under the Pntroo..re of she Kies* Rev. I) , . Po's Ten. e 1111 E BV.N EI:ACTORS FItIEN US ut II I Dine at the Loudon Tavern, Bishopsgatc.street, THURSDAY, April IS. 1819: Grace the DVK E of NORFOLK in the Chair. VICIL•PRZSITIENTII , I TA.. Rt Hon Lord Ch Sir George Jeromghant, But. Dr Brrnales e E.q ARON Jones, .1 Rev. liwrnso, J3lllleS, Esq. King. Chirtr., Kirirt, Pao 'ch. Esq. UV, -Lamour. ux. Joseph. Esq. Lesciwr, .1 S. Esq. Loushosti, Att.irew, Esq. holm, E4q. Marsh, Soho, Esq. Norris, E.q. !Storm, E Rev. Scott. E. Rev. Stat...., Dias Csetsno, 'troy. 'H. Esq. W.iost y, Thomas, Esq. t Rev. W. ItVeight, Thorns., Esq. Yuusw, Juhu. F-b 9. The 1:. .el gn.r , • The Earl la Sbr w shur• TULaSleilEn-1 C sTri.v.l Albo, Ntontio I, E• q Itarnrwall, Prittn.timr,./. Y. Ittv V.G. Glirm ii. 'Mtn, E'q. It It, H. Ho v. Blake, A. K E-q. Richarti. Esq. Comitlt, C J. prifrrefix, I It. v . Flifft . • Oa, Ju.uu, Et.q. Pryer, W V. Itr v. Mow, Joilt., Lgqi. Gina*, Geo. 1*,..q, Rich C q. G..llllan, Al A. F. , q• Gret.ii.‘ Ay. t.. Hrs. 11.4.05, R G. I.q. (Itarles, Deq. II mat. Ili v. J.W. 111.11111101 Edward, Esq. D. REARDON, &ff. See. 'sve to'Clocit. Jed, to be bad also at the Bar Dinner it Tiell4 is U. rats, W . 1,11: iucl r Ihr Tavern SUPERB INDIA SHAWLS. AND CURIOUS BRITISH DITI'O. MILLARD'S WHOLE•iALE AND RETAIL EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, 16, CIIEAPSI DE. N1111.1•Alt 1 ) 111.111( Ills tile NI ) 11:. arriving fr abroad, Ate. big Warehouse paweasts its nwistoused rirh Supply of Fos vivo and BiitiA MI1(11 , , With every &script ttttt of ihs. choice,. I.iitrailraprty for d es.ir use; Foreizn Damask and solar Talile•Lioen ; the moat Fashionable Articles fur %loran:. Proartiadr. and Et ettiug Drevs; Ervin li Cambric': uf lint rubrics, owl Bordered Handkerchiefs by the Piet.., Stc ; 'opal , Iloilo Shawls, and thr oast he atifill Imitations in Hrilish Ditto, from design% peculiar to th. Nous , . testis lung awl square; elestaitt pritited Chi Os anal ` ter Fo ra. turns F. turns for the Drawitog room, Pods. Cola, sari-orers, &c Printed Caws, Muslims, and C.aulliries of slew mud unique Designs; the choicest India Mastitis for Gentlemen's Cra. rats awl ladies' Wear, bons the Cionpsny'i %Ales, with • variety of curious India Articles, Ivory Fitt's. Gold and Sit. err Alsi.loin and Tortola.; improved Iciah Li Mr II II sod fine htwetits;:v of the New Bleach, warranted, mid whisk are iota al his Warehouse rat ltudeely. labia lune Clutha, White Chiuttt, and Aujenvies, Eoreign Lure 'aul Veils, Litieus, Miudine, der. purchased by the Purse or Dully, are al liar Wholesale I. ice, and one Price motile witliost deviation. Chests of Family Lima complete. Ladies di.c. arising trims India, aid to part wills Bola Sha y wls, re c eive dour bights% value fur thesis. AROMATIC Sl'l Et a iif AIN EGA 11. —This agreeably ',tycoon. il Liquor (Ilse original invention .if Mr. Henry), oluets is of well kilo. is rtfieney rrlii•viii; faintness and and in county. net' use the ffrrin of overheated, cl 134 . .11f infect.d air, continuo,to br prerriA, in the antral perfteli 4444 Iry Nlein•rn THOS. and IV HENRY, NIANCVACTURING CH Ell [SUS, NIAISCH ES. TER. It is son its London. 5i0.1...1,3/C 3 , 111 retail, by Mews, BARLEY and BLI%V, p. ; and plait, prowls. 9.1. by one sir more Att , nla l i , y principal wen ; but it (-vulva be eenttitie, indent the mime: of the above Pieparern are engraved sin she Gusitrisas. sit Stamp, Ishii'', is ilea steer the rink sif t acts bottle. Propwr Sponge BMW/ an NOW by Mosley and lilt iv, a. ward. As shove nt•tv also tied by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S CALCINED 'I At:NEVA, its bunks-at 24. 9.1. Of WWI Class ntoppers nt V F I'Y I Y 1101;N I)ti ItEW A III). —.1.4 ME , : IL ATKINSON loving daily complaints of counterfeit I articles being -old :tithe follusviug, of his iiialitif•ii•liire. con. 1 soli - rs it rectally doe to hi mself and the pa otection of the i ',ohne to pct went such impositions in future. Ile theirfose ..li•,+ the *Wei, reward to any one whit null inform him , up ill. r of Ilse re.ilf.shriellist or Vroiler Of sail. tsistirissii 4 Ails. cls S, Ist order that they may be prucerilesl against by Law 1 fur the deception. Ilse followaag ale the its'lieleSllllUtfor Iril lass j ss : . Al K. I N SON ' S (VII 1 . 1 NO FLUII). well known singular efficacy in resitoriss„,ollse lialf ullete a Las tales' ..ir from illsrl.s.3 perTiratioas, clings• of diorite, .Istc. It i 4 0 5 Ifllls Is t•SII tines' by I tale., for outking 11w hair bcautifidly j soft and glossy, awl for prises vault .1 in curl clonal,: exescr•te au sisittlllir, Of walk tog . its ileum weather. 1 ATK I NSON'S VEG IV.T.: ISLE DV IV, change , grey or suit bale tot the head sir ashiskris to.ass lissloifil Ur IA tck, .0 pef. maiient, that eicitlwr wattling, perapirataun, nor col oilier s rittl.se rats possihly remove 11:e rolostr. ATKINSON'S All DILOSIAI. SOAP„ reatores frtlitlris. ripdtrissii. and hiscitistwo from the skits, keeps It from chap . 0 . 4 , "r ti ',IA. is it whit', soft and twee. 1 11 il. slims Poe. $ lOtrld its roussa flit , for shavitig, *oil is peculiarly adapt. il I to flt oilruren whets' . beards ace r•I ..... ‘,. or rice!. Itiol ," r . Sold try howl , A II( itrion, Pei fniiwr, No. 41, o:l•rrav . 1 - • sirvel, Solvs.tritostre, to$1.111111; awl be 1111401 rceperClillll Ps I ,'tire(nus is sitt4 111.41ici.«. Yew!. irs. list ila 'wet...lvry so /Al -1 las name load aililiesa distiett ou t the 1.1t.i. ID the Press, audio Ns Id of /one will be ilubh•heil, lirind roinely twirled by Bstisaiy a e, in Three VositIIIIIA, 311.1 ill ustr,itril with Momermso tiortraito, etched and cop live d by Ainateure, the Second Edition, corrected awl to- largrill, of DETF.It'S LETTERS to his KINSFOLK; twits( A Wrips of familiar Letters "num during • lale Vmt t.. Scutlai.A. 1'6130.411'm . T. Callen and W. Dnvies, London; and W. Blackwood, Ediubmgh. 111'ItRIAI, PAULI/Mb-AT. • HOUSE OF LORI S, TUFIDAV, Arm 6. TMVOIWE. Witnesses were eximinnl nt the Bar in Thomas's divorce rase, and the Bill was mina a see 1 tirue., tAIMINAL coon. 'file Duke of GIUM7O3I 4ifTlMlliell It Petition front the Towle of Ipswich, pr q iun fur a r. yiatou of the Cranitial Coda. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Lord Singh/Urn l ir...tented a P. Minn from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs of the City of Dublin, ar3lllllli OW claim. of the Bunion CAltolics.—Laid WI the t .ble The Mineral Bill, and the Quarter Seasions Di vision 8.11, were committed, awl ordered fur a third reading CASE OF ARBUTHNOT AND A MBRISTEIR. Th (.1 LANSDOW4 cm , iodic... that WI 3 con. veno lit .Isy, sour after 114 , fecess, he should muse for the proatictioa Or all correap...oleate that had taken place be twee% Hie British G•.ver iuucul soil that of Oar Visited States of America, ill r44....ence i i the oc cupation of the Flo. Ohs br t ae In' .p. of the litter, mud the execution of two British s4.l4.Tts by she ...der. of the Aisewitars General. Thin the s he 410, not po intuit front any feeling of distrust i ty of the conduct pursued by its Maksty's Ministria, as tar thy pfirillOSe of b 3 sa bj ie l o f inch eminent n art.cular biotite of Parliament. BANK RESTRICTION. Mr. PERI. :ilia from the House of Coin ing's, brought up a Btll fur prevrotiog all partial hours of gold by the 134rik of Euglaisd. This being read a fiat lints The Earl of A itituWßV rose, in pursuance of the Order of the Dn, ur move that the House &wild take tido its ronsiderati iiii revisit) Standing Orders thereto specitied,for the purposenfintspendiug them. His object sir snaking this motor. woo In rouble the Bill e which was Uri read' frosts tits Woolsack. to pass through all the arOnil.atages this everring; that the measure might he brought into active oertation with the knot pomade loss of tinter. .1 • 16 subject had beers before ' their Lordships on the preceding cream* it was therefore necessary fax hilU merely to observe. that whenever the proper period should arrive for the Batik to resume its pay. meats is specie, it would he. absolutely limes. sary Ad it should have a certain amount of treasure in its coffers preparatory to such a step. Should any circumstance ias the mean ,tiin e trod to diminish that ruin by draini n g ulf ca..n in Vllllll ilaytnent , , it must ttece•aar;ly tend to retard the filial renal' of II metallic currency. as in pru point'si as the supply of specie WAS so much longer hole wonl3 the 13 ink rewure to cinnidete the amount necessary f Iliri , illl4 all its emogemeins. Such was the eff..et of the partial visitieni4 uuw rinskiiig by the Bank, awl whirls, iii the einsr-e of the last year, actually drained the Bank of from tire in six millions in gold, with out advaticing to the slightest degree towards the te estiblishinent of a metallic currency ill this country. Ile kit it, however, necessary for him to stale, that the measure now proposed was not revised either for the convenietice or the profit of the Bank, for he did not hesitate to soy, that whatever loss may accrue to the Bank as an individual Compully, by Issuing gold la sine rote, and repurchasing it a t a t i , ither coosiderably higher, this consideration alone, unconnected with views of public 14tivtilitage, ought 1.01 10 influence Parliament in its pi tiery4l• N•.tther did it originate in any iilea that the t Ink irwitireil icily SrritiUll liclllgrr, if the present measure Mil not receive their Lorifsliiiis' ap- Probitlimi. lit this respect, the protein case differ ed limo that of 1797, because a Hauges 41441 at that period actually exist, that if this Is4uik wet e requited to pay all its notes in species it wwwiti iic unable to meet its esigsgemeins with the puhlh and that if payments were not suspeoded, the would Ire utterly drained of its treasure. 'Chic Bank was at 0116 11101.11:11i possessed of treasure, more than sufficient to pay all the note. For which it had eitga,ted with the public; but it iltot tree sure were suffered to be drained off, it would int. pose on the Bank the necessity of colleen , g more, which must eventually impede the hoot ist-intiption of cash payments. it wa, olnious that if souls au object were detteultle, no time 'tmb , Ise I. st ill currying it into effect. soil that nu case called more iinperintsuly fur the noose Is' ouperseile its usual forms that the present. lie therefore ribose the suspension of the Standing Orders, with a view to tie 'tossing of the Bill. Earl Gatiy said, it was not Isis intention to trouble their Lordships ut any length upon the sub ject now before them, farther than to elite.. that alt the pi eveding evening expressed his 4)ltitiOnts wills regent 10 this measure, he had heard notion - 4 Mlles that could induce litin to alter Isis opinions; nor had any thiiig (akin from the Noble E.,il which coclil excite in his wind nil in. cre.ssetl respect for the mode in which the finais. sal tiva.ures of this ctiuntry hail heels fur some time cuoductral. 'rite g ronnila of the present Measure were, iis raet, a eustileniootioti of all the steps ballet to taken Ity the 11.,.k pien.srotitry to the se suinpiimi of cosh pisysorsits, but he could not thick of tittering more at length into the futons of it, fur lie leased lie should stand single in his oppo piano to it. lie learnt! lie cools) not prevail upon any Noble Lord present to coocitr with hint in sun tiissent; lie therefore rose merelv to discharge his disiy, in entering Ma most decided protest against die measure. The Etrl of LtTl ternoi. said, lie should . so fir follow the example of the Noble I:a 1 , as slot to oiteriisto tie unlit! attic subject now belere their HOUSE OF COMMONY, TILISWAY, APRIL 6, M 11.1301113 I'4 Hcr ei,erTioN. The ban .4 r..e. c.0.-now' 1.. Iry tiv nt thot F.ler lion conk plvee, c m..l..eure of which the I:lle.ty was oat liven till wear five o'CI.K k, The M.-init.-re ithiont (rum former ballot . ws-re ctille.l over. and the followiiiir lent it sit hMr la( an•tvtirit ..• lb. se sinenea, were wit red In Se liiltes into five estrindv .if she Sesjvatil at Arm. ,nr Arthur Fr. a. 11r Wm Phillip Hiiitywimil, Nue Thinruas B Marlin, and sly H. ~,,, made F. 1. Ic...3l:eane *rhe eirmiugham Serried Cutleis Rill wet lead • ...coed time. CAMELFOII.I) Et.Ec nos cou rTr.E. Mr. M 49.41110 liftlisght up a Report 6 ...!.,in-lt.rd l at Mint that I hey bad °Mali te..•l t 4 . .014004y .of the 8 ijeasit oti Aram, 4 .7:I ....v., .111111SilICY1 this clay, before the Committee, f..rgiv.iiir (411141 Mitered, That the cud John Evelyn be cora:flitted to she ut' Newgate. WATER COM PA N I r. 4 The Report on the Petition of the %Vest Ilol,ile rx V ,ter A•aripals,, ens of she Proprietors of the (44.1.1 Jo.. I ono dater vt' Iv., brine i-ni, Mr MtcttarL 4tOr W. Talft.mt move.' for leave to briar in a Bill to supply the Pt' 1101 of Nl4l 0C.11014e • ilk Water at reduced rate.. Avocet to., The 6.3 we. Ihr.. hr.,tigid op, and read a first time. LONDON CLERGY 1311.1. Mr. ll.filleeots petit nted a P. titian fauns the Pnvist. of Gregory by St Pnisra, again- Ille London Chivy 13.11. Sir Keei.l9/ 9119,...191 pl. s.ritted a Velittou front Si. Soutliwat k, ..1 the lame iHip rt. These Petition. were it vt rally read, cud referred so the Cemmitlre un the 131.1. Dr. PiIIt.LINIORE preaented a Petition from 31 . Matti'':. 1.041,011, of the +ante import. He soot, that deou t th thus Peru was numerously aosi 999194.91•11111 Inellw.l, lie WI could nut accord with the ohji rt of the Pettit.n. --The Pe -1.11011 was ordered to he !aid us, the table. The Ilustoorahle Gvoitrat 1..01* In. Seidl d a Petition from certain Inhabitaist• of 11'i s tminater, praying for I. are to tomcat a Petition fur the removal of the Haynoolect front it present place. Mr. liV,l !tetd fat we understood him\ th . .l he WJ.• articled by his Culisliltif , .l.l 10 tippos.• the ntullou. Ile hoped the noose wooll enrolee tie &audio !Order.. Mr. klut.wit:Stimatia said, I.e did not ti,, .k the Petiti who were ow the Spot, cod who hod rt. ry f p rit / 4 1611g a Petition in 'lnc 1 me, at , . • entitled t., atty . dittgenee. It was the neglect and ilia 'cut ion of the p itti.y that they aid not COlll9 fon ~ ard in th e usu al time l ie nootd therefore glee his o pli,•1411.111 In the P.J9 el' of tin. Petition, though be would not pledge loni‘elf air 04.1 Ihe object of the Petilioaroa, name l y,thetherclouval of the Ft sv ma. ket . He aas oat p.epa,eil to say, that it aught it,t very proper to remove the Hvymatkel. Si, C. Ilottitact. said, the croon lof the NW° cc for reniusriug the Haymarket, WAS the Ins • ists• cis its the street where it now sto..d ; but, in Inc ou, 111ofr provemrl.l9 and the avenue! that 1144 Le .1 1.111• lit was • reason why the Haymark , t should slot he removed. The Gill. ry was cleared, and the House divided, whco , there appeare4.— Ars 91 Nun Majwity MILBOURNE PORT ELECTION. The fullowiug are the nem a of the Committee appuiuled to ley Ihr Burros of this (lion : Hum Captain Pell. w G. H. leer Mr. :Sandford Graham Lord Stanley Mr. T. L P Wellesley Mr. Joh.. Dent Mr. .1 Drummond Mr. Chaster Forbes Me. J. Jarkson Right H..u. F. J. R.rbinson Mr. George Porter William Reckfued Hun. Gams ge 31acdouald I Jame. Marg.'s. LOTTERIES. Mr. lATTELTON lNistpune d l2o,.l34 11 a inteodell Rondo lions concerning Lotteries. A Mrinage came down fierii the Lord acqu ainting t he Honor that they had agreed is the Rank Reatrietio.. •nd remie.sing that the Moore would continue 116 toiltitivi fur name time tonger. Lord CA*TLIEREAGM moved, that the Iloost• do romince its sittings for 10141 e time looger iough.,—AgAved AIRE AND DUN CANAL 1111.1. Mr. STVART WORTLNY moved the second reading of this. Bill. Mr. W. SMITH, of Cambridge, mowed, OA 52 1111/COJTCi•ti, that the Bill be read this day six months. Mr RIDLEY CoLsonsu spoke age...at the Rill. Lord MILTON opposed the Bill, •nd, ;after a fee oaf's (rum Sir JAHNS GRAHAM — The gallery area about to be cleared foe a division, hut tau Memnon took place. 'flue question on the original motion was then put and negatived, and the LONDON CLERGY. Mr. H. Gllltlll.lf presented a froni she Inhabi tants of ilia Pariah of St. Mary Nlazilulen against she Lona don Cleary Bill. Mr. J. NMITII stitl, he had a Petition to present from 11,f- Lai,bitmits of the united Part.hes of St Mh.;zaert's a... 1 St. Mary's, is she City, againat the inane Bill. Hr hea:ged Ir.vc to atair to the Howe one fart set forth in the Pt-imam. It. alleged that there had sod [den a rr-ident rector fur Gm spec.: of seventy years; that the dolt. s wr.c • iiiretinly well dune by a carafe, sad that the precut incumbent ilyriVta an income of 370 f. a-year from the Mr. BVIINETT prearated a ins.lll.lr Petition f.om the Tata bitanta of St Peter's, Cornkig. Ii Anted 1L l the mew et incumbent was in the receipt ut 600/. c.1.•-air Cr the that he was notiereaidetd, and very in blurt, v.e:te.l lin. (Morel'. 'Flie Petitions *ere severally ristd, and itfertad to Ilia Committee on the lab:We subject. BIRMINGIUM GAS LIGHT. The Birmingham Gas Light Bid was itod a second time, and todrivil to lie Collinlitted. CRIMINAL LAW. Mr. ESTCOURT pre.eilliil a Petition 1,,,m the lisbabitlem. of Devise., for Ow revision of the f'• ;motel Law. Mr. CHICKIET presentr.l • sintilve Petatiuu, aig...il by several most reaprclable of Vim Tow owl addict, that hr coucorival folly Os the in Id oin • pressed by she Petitioner.. —The Pet w.ri. 151.4 referral in Ilie 011 she Criemilowl La.v. A Petition was prcileilletl frost the Inhabitant. of 111. e Town of licodal, tor a set ision of she C , •al Read mad ref, rad to the Committee on the Crania...l Lac. PA VERS. .• Lord Clive brought op 11w Report of the Committee on the Politic locum , soil E s p.•mliturr. Also the t ani •'S the Public Inemite and Es i a•••iiiiilr , luulse Army.— Laid on the table, and ...der...! so be planted. POOR CAWS. Sir C. Alon Gas pre.. tiled a Petition from th.• Goon, Juan of the ou..ty os 71101.mnittia, waving an atter.t ~ ~, in de • m olc a a...easing p•up••ity to o ; :slop a .: mull 11*,101 - o !pool or ft tyh f lk. u. lily Colioly Of IRIO.CoII and a flora front She Parish 11.•riltyr Gtanong melons, t • the samt•elr , ci. The last art tiled' Nati oli a • a o a •.,.aortsfa g oo WWI. ~hued at a,ra11k• , ... 1 that pori.• goo slur 104.1.1817 Isatit,Atutomitsd.ll.o22.. 41 tlie.puited. and to Ina .... tar ; 1p o ir.*ol Tbc doer P00ti0..5 awn. , read ea the iftblor, CONY eTANCERS. • Mr. S. WOILTLIT prestige/I s tbrCia Lordships.; hut tot the Noble Lord felt himself wart anted in a .certing, tttot the plevent mc , tootr was founded it, a c ))))) leouutuion of all steps pre.. vioulily taken, be thought it rght to protest against the Noble Lord'- a.sert . Win•no•ver sit opportu nity preiented iteelf, lie trusted he should he able to spew. that the recoitioneittlation n ow turtle by the Co Manitee Witt nut al ratiante wimp soy opi nions previously e xpres.ed by his 'MAJ.-Ws lib iiisti.ro, or with the steps hitherto sdort ell. lie then ; M o dell to a statement he made no - • preced- Mg evening. respecting an opinion del verrd tit ihe Rolise of Commons by .idr. Fox too the Order of Colincil, in 1797, and etairit that he had sine refreshed his memory on that subject, by referring to the usual sources of information, with reqwct to the opinions of Members in either Iloose of Par liament, and found that his statement was correct. Hr slid not mean to refer to those stiortws of lis • formation as steatite authority; bet on such a point lie thorsOit they iniglit be relied on with safety. On referring to them it would he seen, that Mr. Fox thought, that instead of per Privy Council issuing au order to 0 swirl cash tray mesite by the Bank, the subject might, in the ti in stance, to have been submitted to the Humie of Commons. Earl GREY replied, OM he dial tint mean to dis pute the general iteciintey of the Parliamemaiy Re ports, us given to the politic ; thee might. indeed, contain ll error., excnsithle when the (Ireton staaces snider which they were collected were coo sidered, but as historic records they were of great and etlionable viloe. Of il.e circuinedinee 'nen tinned by the Noble Lord, lie Iced ito r ecollection ; hut it was probab:e that Nit.. Fox would have oh. jected to the measure of restriction, no matter by what meant it w•ci effected. For the memory of that revered individual he had the highest respect, but notwillistandiog that loi opti l i 111 l might hive been smelt as the N , ilile Lord had stated it, he should soli thick this the cour.e lie had suggested of an Order of C would be the most proper mode of proceeding. The Marquis of LssispoWN expressed his assent to the motion for suspending the Stamlitiv, Orders of the Muse, and stated a- disiiticily as unda the present circninstonces was possible, the grouilds on which he meant to give lime vote. Before he could COnellt in the Bill, lie felt it his duty to satisfy I - self upon three points—First, 11141 the mean. ting ed for the [ink its engugrtnetits with the public ; secondly, that a ditipoettotti prevailed in the Committee to rec 1111 l inroad the adoptiou of bows having sinceiely for its o bject the fulfilment of those eitgageni•tits ; nisi. l a stly, that if the means so existed, and that such a disposition pre vailed, it was necessary that the present measure should be adopted all a preliminary step. Ile felt convinced that if this measure were not adopted, it would have the effect of preventing the resusup. that of cash payment* at as early a period as was otherwise practicable ; and, with this feel tug, he could not object to the ;am mo. as• it was calcul rated to pro,uut e the att.uunieut of that ohject, which, with his Noble Friend (Earl Gre)), lie most earnestly arched—the restoration of is secure and permstient currency. The present vote, lie was aware, wit ttoe of confidence in the Corn tee, whirls lie thought it was the duty of the C ttee to daunt ; hid the time was nut far distant when it would lie found to be one of opi nion as well us of confidence. E a rl GREY said, lie had ledetieri with great tisfactiots to she statement i.f Im Noble Friend, who seemed to promise u speedy restoration of u rah currency, tomb as existed previous to 1797. No thing short of this, however ingeniously tl e visrtl, could satisfy the could , y ; but to hear from his Noble Friends that mauls existed to effect this ob ject, and that the Co iiiii titter were desirous o f re commending such steps a- 1.11005141 lead to it, af forded hint very guest satisfaction. The Earl of LAI:Di:RDA LE declared that he did not :mein to the Rein 01. though he should not op pose the Bill. lie hoped, however, that he should not be considered us concluded by this measure. The time would goon arrive whet, lie should be at liberty to expresso the go.iiittls of his dissent. The Marquis of LANSIDOVI4 thought it incum bent on him to say a few woitlis, after whit had fallen from his Ntilde Friend (Esti (.ire)), lest hie former ex pre: , intis may be toi.tititterstuitd by him and others. Ile cei tautly nt ver meant to pltifi:,e himself, and touch lets could he think of pledging the Committer, to the stig t , e-noti or itdoptitio of any specific plan for she resumption of cash ;my motto at a peci,w period. lie should inerel) state his own conviction that there existed in the Committee, of which he was a messiber, a sincere disposition to r e tort) its so4n as possible to a filed standard of value.—/ Hear, hear.) The Standing Order,. were then suspended, the sill was read r secuud tulle, the motion for e mu. mobil negatived, and the Dill read a third time and passed. ROYAL ASSENT. After a eorsitletalle Ho, of time, the I_enD CHANCELLOR. the Rtrl of LlVEttruot., nett the Kul of StiarTE*sualr, the l - lult•e their roars, am% took their strut* no rite Woohnick, as Royal C o mosi.o.i :nets, and ur d .r , r l the newity Usher of the 131.4 cit I{ , •d In .Itnittion the Ilo o •e Commons to hew ti; Royal Asartit g, vet by Co.o. (mission to eert.lio lio:Iv. Several Members of the flowae of Coiumon+ sotto after emeriti. I;tecedr.l 11; the Se.e.ther, viiost the Royal At.artit ass gi%ku to the folluwotg The Winrhor Eglablistiment Rill; the Dank Restriction Bill ; the Carlisle caaat 11,11; the Chetteatt .to dal Light ILII; the Maat.tone Patio( said Lightiiii; bill, nod sonic ethers of a pivate The Cumulous thrti The ate Roil Coke Cuto;noty Bill was read the shirt time and pautetl. The Houta then adjourneJ. * 14141)J , ~.„ •,6 • ' PA =~ ~ 4:~