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i ~. 4. . 1 4 ~ 4 - i:27 . .), 1 . 66 ' • Per el 'I . r.. :! ...r \"• , ..... „1 . • , r , • *N, 1 - 'Az , * ' .... T . —• 11111,... ''''''''' 4irt 111' let tOb .- ' v it .• I I • 4' tf. f n . icti \ '.. , v o; 11 "` •.. ~••••••• 0 f • 14 (1) , • , glb , , , LONDON, 1:111DAY, MAY 21, ISI9. NUIVINER 5133. PRICE A"VIN-Pt-Nt•F:. fFNENTII NIGHT OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. 11IBA TR E-110 YA L, DRURY- NE. rivlS EVENING, FRIDAY , Mmir CI, i. his 31..justy's Servants will perform, fur the 7th time, a sew Tragedy, iii five acts, called TILE CARIB CHIEF. CaribrOmreali, Mc. Kean; %duck, Mr. Holland; Car- NI, dr. D. Fisher. Cla whoa, Mrs. W. West ; Marian, Moss Cooke; Kathelradc, Miss Royce. F.aalish—Trefusis, Mr. H. Krmble. F ori clo—Montilltwrt, Mr. Itenikugh.; Colmar, Mr. R. pk D'Arcy, Mr. Yareicold. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. H. Kemble, and the Epilogue by Mrs. Mardyn. After which, the Musical Farce of THE TURNPIKE GATE. Sr Edward Dashaway, Mr. J. Smith; Crack, Mr. Man- Rawl Maythorn, Mr. Knight. Landlady, Mrs. Co. pew, Mrs. Oraer ; Mary, Mists Cubit,. Ros, 7 5 .; Second Price, 3s. 64 —Pit, 31.6 d. ; Sc Rs—Lower Gallery, 21 , 1 Second Price, Is.—Alpper 1;4:fly, Is ; Second Price, To-morrow, The Carib Chief; with Abet:lab. or Maialay, Tbe Carib ClileC ~TIII;ATRE-ROYA4 COVRNTGARDEN. T HIS EVENING. FRIDAY. May 21, will he acted doe Ray of THE POINT OF HONOUR. liri Si. Frame, Mr.Tontsg; Valeottr, M. Abbott ; Dm met, Mr. ( Kniable• Steinberg. Mr. Blanchard. Mts. So. Fallen ; Se;tba, Mies O'Neill. • Altrr Much will be 'cretonne'', 3d limy a sew Melo-Drama, SWEDISH PATRIOTISM ; Or. THE SIGNAL FIRE. Sive.ies—Cutonel IValatein, Mr. Terry; Captain Albert, Own ; flrrnarrl of Marti, Mr. Chapman ; Ctakauki (a r.,1:1.6 Ir ISlaorhnnli iTdillft (a Peasant), Mr ('..kiskr's Wsfr), Mira Gretna • Ulrica, Mee; route. Croustedt (Moil Coatialidaut), Mr. Fieriuti; Colonel Lahoturff, Mr. CUMIN. To which will be added, Intla Om, • Farce (with setae Ntaiirl. tailed A It()LAND FOR AN OLIVER. Print !pal Cloa..ieltrs-411r. Fa 'teen, Me. Junes, Mr. Ab. l a m, r Fmery, Me. J. Isaacs, Muet Fuutr, Mica Benalltout, awl MM. (iffrll. 'f.)-ruortrw, The Heart of Nral 11.0thbin; after which au .f 111110,11. 1 ,/ Dramatic Sketch, u 1 our act, called Cuzrunog, ur Halt au Hour be Fraser. Tauacil and Sigismauda. (IN account of the approaching English ()Iwo. •:. awns, which will eomnsenee early in Jane, the nest be she LAST FORTNIGHT of alit. MATH P.WS AT HOME, This Year. Nizlits of Performance NON DAY, TUESDAY, THURS. DA V, and SATURDAY (*Rh dm exception of %Yhttanu E►e). Nlay 14, 1819. ROYAL. CORHRG TH EATR F., Under the Putroyage of his Rural Highttris Pt tote Leopold tit Saxe Coburg. rim Night of The. Moth l'ule!—Lt.t Two Nights of the ettriitti. Patin/mime of rape luau, ur 'juin uu Curti Nand ! EVENING. Flt I 1)A I', Mar J and To•wiarrow, Saturday, at Hall:past Six u'Cluek precisely, for the fifth tone this season, the highly popular Itherestine Local Milu.doona, interspersed with Glees, Churik.es, and Combats, new anti •plreittlisl Scenery, It!mimicry, Df 1:14101 4 and Decurationa.--Tile MUSIC by Mi. T. iiitights, TI-;E NORTH POLE! Wier which, a Broad Fareiral Musical Rarietta, the Music by Mr. T. Hughes, called. HOAXING, OK MORE ROYAL VISITORS, Mr. Brown will exhibit his astookhing Performances on 11. r GrMill trial Lathier and Masonic Candleatirk ! To conclude with au entirely new nod perfectly original Flartruninarle, with new, splendid, sad truly mimic Nctutoy, Machinery, Tricks, Cc. called, R'OT'E JOAN ! OR. HARLEQUIN ON CARD 161.AND1 Dotes 4a.—Upper Circle 3..—Pit Y+ —gallery Ra up. nat Half-past Five, to commence at Haltpast s Srr.n.d Price Half-past Eight. Private puma have heelo made, and may he hail nightly. in be taken at the Bus (Mire of the Theatre; and as COIZIMO4I.IIIIIII of the Nobility and tientry at the • int of the town, et Mr. Fentunt's Music Waretsuuse, N.. 7b, and at IS2, riccatliil),oppuoitell.rliugtuit 111. t x. Thr NfIV iirnitii Histmical anis of Robert the 13,11(1, to smut nuavoulahly pn.tpuuad UII M lay next, biro (amusements h•enle hero made with the /1.4111 who was to II .ve sustained the chatacter of • it wilt certain:) , produced. with id n• and tiplendni LtscAl Scene' y, new Characteristic Dresse..ind Drcuratioas. --- A ROM ATIC nPI HIT of VIN EGA R.—Thik . • vi rr,..hi i pedissed Liquor (itie oriTinal invention 01 •. Usury), arturit ir of urell.knoitii ellic.sey in 0 , ..111 RS and bead-arlie, and in counteracting the effects of ..v sir.% close, or infected air, continues to be prepsreit, 1 ,, C.• , peace i )))) by Messrs THOS. and V.I. II EN ICY, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, MANCHF-i. TiAt It is sold in London. wholesale soil r etail, by Mess'. &ARLEY mad BLEW, Peauseets, Cot Iv:put-strict ; and pricvls. Pd. by one I.l` more Agents iu every prinr.pal tore bet it cannot lo• genuine, unless the names of the above P•enarers air one,raved on the Clevernnteut Stamp, which Hittite,' 011. T the cork of each bottle. Proper Sponge . - BVILe, ere suld I.y Ihylry and Blew, as 41114111 A. alone may also had, insileatieved bir a similar ifaid;, HENRY'S CALCINED NIAGNESLI, in bottica at ot with glass stoppers at Is. 6d U(: ATE. CITY. — Ao excellesit import n. 4.111 slily fur Permits in want of HOUSEHOLD FUIt. Nll/V4ll.:—Th LONDON REPOSITORY for the CA. !'INEf-MAKEIIS" suctraY, where there are selliti4 all I of t . tinuet &Judi. hj. , llia s a es and Feather Wits, fuze. Car r ir.t! , cii at variety of Carpet., Bl•mkilit, Ticks, Quills, oterencii, &c. and every descri pl at Firniture thot is •whew furnish Apsrintents ur How. s, mina's isiely, o „. •ablesalitPs hu furnish, at a few days notice, sine 1.111 T . )la ,. rt ,,cheaper Than any miser Louse in London, 71, 1: adruhap street, near IdgatC Fainp, the real Mattress nod I d Ain ufactury and /teem, Huissefor the Cabinet. m lees ' S.sciety. Tito fullowiag Articles ate gisalt its a Stn. swirn of their low Pilot w-sibtx Japanned Chisita, LL ss. ; a ditto Devoting Table, 155.; a ditto itosia-stand, Ito ; gpts. lbs. ; tiesatesis Red and at 1 0 . corn ; 4 fart Was Trot Bedsteads, 11. 7a. ; hindered Mattress tii I'd, IL; reather rt. dr. 21 1A..; Alatiogsoy Four-p.ist WA. 1.1, :": 4 . 41. 15. ; Mahogany Clie't of Drawers, 31. ; ditto Y..s.hroke Tabito,A4. 413. ; Obit alibi Chain!, and two chinas, 4/ ds. ; 4 feel di herb Tent K &trails and rorniture, This &Kies, respeetfutly ItAlUrilLS ;be Pnlilw, that flay hair maturated the abut Establishment for the F.iiipttnert omit Sappuit of a camber ft( I, With 14 1ze Families, and nor offer their manafacturett Artisan is I t'P Cobllset Line, of the hest lTuilitnatithip, wit hunt any profit kenos rrtitsiseil ilium the oiiiidso xcrpt the base liouw es rusts, the Wulf:lain ham;; folly satisGeJ rtitb ha% int: tontaut easplupient. Gaud* packed and b it to any lion of the King kin 110 thole G I die tAcept ricking rnsttrislo. BRITISH GALLERY, PALLAALL. Tins GALLERY, with a Selr►ninn of the most celehoord Maks of the Italian, Spanish Flemish, suit Schuota. is OPEN every Day, from Nine in the Morning moil Six in the *Rename. Admission, lc—Catalogues Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. AT. MEETING of 11 E RCH A NTS. HANEL Raft, awl TRADER.; of the CITY of LONDON, held et the London Tavern the 1811) May. 1819, to take into conaideratioo the Mraqurea proposed fur the RESUMP TION of (ASII PAYMENTS; . THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, Esq. in the Chair: II was resolved (upou the motion of Sir Itohist Peel, Bart M.P. seconded by Matthisa Atwood, Esq. ?. " That the measures in contemplation, M 6 aCOUIRIZMIIed by the Secret elnllllllilePi of hibth HOW of Pm hutment, will trail to a Purcell and prcciposte coutraction of the Cir culating Medium of the Country, embarrass Trade in ;N. sierat, and injure alike Public Credit, Apiculture, Mane factures, and Commerce." THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, Chairman. A PETITION to both lluitars of Parliament, in canfor. mily to the a'nive Resolution, will hr for sIGNATILTRES This Day awl To-morrow, at the HAI' of the London Ta vern, of thr City of bunion Tavern, at the Loudon Coffee House, and It the Biug'it Head, Poultry. THE A POLLON ICON, s gram( :Musical Instrument, invented and constructed h 7 Messrs. FLIGHT mid KOHSON, Oresti.hoilderv, is csliihiteil every f • Twelve ~'Clock till Five, at the !tennis, 101, St. Matu!•'s hue, under the immediate patrimaxe of his Royal Ilielint.4 the Prince Regent. The Instrument performs the Inteiiihic • to Ilanderit Dellincen Te Denim, Mozart's Overture to Z:tuberflote, and Hoydn's celebrated Military Mocemem, with a craudeur of effect mid preeisiur equal to any Oiclitiata of the most scientific performers. Admittance Our Shilling. PREVENTION OF FORGERY OF BANK NOTES. iPECINI ENS of NOTES, on an entirely new which it k conceived cannot be cnpied by any Enzrogys r or Frillier. me now EXHIBITING at 3412, Strautl, corner of Newt astle.aireei. Mmissiou K. Scutt respectfully acquaints the Public, that the Speci mens of Notes wow submitted to their Inspection have uto der;zistie the private scrutiny of. Artists and Mecbasists of the first ability, who are unanimously of opiaioa,list it is not possible to imitate them in any decree, so as in deceive the Public. By this new method, every Note will exhibit the same appearance, however numerous the impresvions, as the Plate will not require to be repaired after many mil. lions have been printed; and each Note Obits preientllliCt es. ti for • series of yr ors, a complete uniformity of appear mire, the least attempt at forgery woold be instantly disco vered by the 1'0.4. It will be seen by an Inspection of the Spreiinto betweeu the Glasse% that the smallest possible variation would strike the eye of the most common üb. !wryer, sod thus lead to immediate &who*. PATENT GASgED LACE. 111 1 E uhove beautiful, clear, nod transparent Article in every description of I.are, halls figured and plain, Irons the tint st Hobbits Netts, Quilling., eke. to the lowest and coarsest article of litt it ieli Manufacture, may be had of every respectable Dealer in the kingd The rough and fibrous properties of every kind of British Lace, and its tendency to rim up and thicken its washing, have been the universal complaint of every Laily ; it hiss therefore Bern a great desideratum In render it equal in clearness and transparency lu 'he must valuable foreign thread Lace. Thi 'latent Gassed Lace Is even superior in these excellencies, 1 II i 2 easily distiuguished from any other at she lime of pun-.asitig it, by dipping the smallest piece water, aid perfectly dryin; it; if genuine, it will, sin hold ing it tip to the light, appear as clear as before, but if not, it will thicken and become full of fibre; fur common Lac* has a psi lial and artificial clearness given It by starching, which it loses in washing, and will therefore be rejected by every Lady, upon cuniparissu with the above beautiful sti tide. WORMS DESTROY ED. PRITCIIE . I"I"S VF.GETAI;LE VERMI ruGr. affords such daily instances of its superiority overy other Worm Mi that selections of individual instances wunld now be invidious (innumerable ones may, however, he rrfel nod to at the Venders). Instead of injuring the ronsiiiiiiion by its violence, as is the ease with the most celebrated Verusifuges, this admirable remedy neither purges nor • is, but may be given to au infant an hour old; yet never fails to destroy every Worm in the Body. PItIIY'IiE:PT'S VEGETABLE VER M !ELME (an en tinly new discovery) is prepared and signed by the Engine tin ; and, by Iris app mliii silent, sold, wholesale and retail, by M. , sr.. Barclay and Sans, Fleet-market, in packets, prire Va. and li. I Clell; and retail by all 31edicine Venaris. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, tae. Blenbeint-oreet, Great Marlborough-street.— The Rammer Coarse of Lectures at this School will begin tin the following days Physiology, and Surgery, by Mr BROOKES, daily, at Stvro in the Niorniug. on TV ISDAT, Jane L I/inactions as usual. Chemistry, Matri in Madly'', ke daily, at Eight its the Morning; Theory and Practice tor Plit sir, at Nine, with ECCiirlititali9lllo, by Dr. AGER, tot MONDAY, Three C..arscs are given every year, each occupy mg nearly fonr months. . _ _ _ Farther particular.' mai be known of Mr Brookot, at the Theatre; or or Dr. Airy, 49, Nhaegaret.vtrcet, Cat,eudisb. Square. SALES BY AUCTION. EY Int. 'EVANS, At Ls Nunn, No 2d, PA ur MONDAY, June 1, and Glenn folloning Days dintinsuialied nod celebrated ;11l 1.11111 AM% inchiding nearly Twenty of the r.ireet and most vahmble %roils printed ay Caxton. numerun. fine speciterns of the P:esnes of Pyisun, tiVynkyn de Wurdr, holism Not try, &e.; au unri%alled Wirt:bun of Spanicit, balsam. an , ' French Poetry; Pantie. Novels •iiil R•imauces of Cluvally, iucloding the only known perfect copy of the Post Edition of Bocincio; very rue Oil Enclish Poetry ; l.ntlwr's Billie, a magnificent copy. Printed upon vellum ; n t•pluulid Colleetion of Botanical Buuks and Drawings, with' • Hoehn Sirens, &e. &a. BY NHL ILVAINS, At bis Home, No 16, on TUESDAY NEXT, 114 y el, and (w 9 fullowiall Jar, HE Till RI) VOItTION ilkr curious and T extrusive LIBRARY of Ilia late JOll N NORTH, cmitaisiinc a ei.llcetluii of Rue am! splendid nooks, illuo,:uat :d Nlavuseripls, add Puel ry, old Pays and %carte Traria, loicluilium the xrli:lnate.lTownely Nlyhiecirs, Clitu iibuisr Jr hai.vis P:rroirr,a tnsynink.ni Nlauuscsipl, with splendid Miotator.a ; R.toande 14 Rose, a IS. With ?Milli site Paiuliu;:a; liit4totie du Petit Arius, PIS. wills &cora live Paisiimize ; a Nlio.al,.f rxtraor.lioary !trimly ; Piranesi'a %Narks. 17 vols. fUSSIA ; Mulitiliwtot., 5 voile. 4.111%0; II vuls. D.:C.410130U, ruts. large pArcr, with original Drawiup. 1110 GENTLEMEN OF FASHION.- A New Manufacture, different from any other home, fur GENTLEMEN'S Slimmer Onistrimia, Ti unser., and Hreechr., its simple, near, and elegant Patterns, a hick wear clean, three limes as lung as nay tither, dues nut chaime cidour, or shrink, but appears new as ufteo ag ilis :tie The qi.antiliew required are sold or made up, into the mind fashionably form"! Waistcoat., by the Iwst work-' alien. The Koo4l. are Mammal on the bark, "G. Fox's Pa bm t. soon, 4N, kiac-strtet, Covent-orders," that Gentlemen May nut be iinpuscd upon by false yew.. sentations. r OAI C i{ l B B remproftilly jai ))))) hi, AL Llid ihe Public, that hiving brim in the Country, they will again tied him AT 110 M F. THIS DAY (FRIDAY} the 214 of May, 1919, nt Two &Clock precisely, in his old Quarters, the FIVES' COURT, St. AbWin's-street, where hr has invited Ales.irs Pletcher, Carter, Harmer, Oliver, Randall, Spring, Scror i zins, Turner, snit others of the Fan-y, to convince the Friends of the MILLING SY:STEAL that the Scientific Art is now Id its full zenith, and that tree Contuse and !lotions are always to he found in C 1.1.1 ENGLAND, where " Elroy Man is expected to du his Deity." MR. COOPER'S PRACTICAL SERMONS—voI.. V. This day is published, price Ss is hoards. TIM FTH VOLUM P. of PRACTICAL and FAMILIAR SERMONS, designed fur ntruchial and Donicsiie Instruction. _ By the Rev. EDSTARI/ COOPER, Reeb► of Halmosll Ridwroy, find of ifoxall, in the County of Stafford; and late Fellow of All Suitls College, Oxford. Printed for T. Cadell and %I. Davies, London ; and Wr. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, by the fame Author, 1. New fAliolis of the Four preceding Volunirs, price s. each, in hoards. 2. SERMONS, chiefly designed to elucidate mime of the leading Doctrines of ties Gimp!. Falb Edition, Svo. price 10s. in hoards. 3. TWO SERMONS, preached in the Old and New Churches at Woh4rhamptoti, preparatory to the Establish ment of a Bilele Institution. Syn. price le 4. I.F.TTERS A DDRESSED to a SERIOUS and HUNT. ELF. INQUIRER after DIVINE TRUTH, with a peculiar aspect to the circiimatances of the present Times, Second Edition. in 12nio prick So. in boards. 9 0 . The Two Letters on ANTINOMIANISW, and the Three Letters on the RIRLE SOCIETY, incliutrd in the above, are also published as separate Tracts, price three. peace each. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. LIST OF THE PEERS WHO VOTED FOR LORD DONOUGLINCEE'S MOTION ON THE CA.UOLIC CLAIMS. Kent Fortescue Foley Sussex Carnarvon Grantley Somerset Rosalyn Bo Mehl Grafton Grey Somers 11.dfisid (P) Harmwhy Rrayhrooke Portland Mulgrave Amherst Roxburgh (P) Miato Grenville ilinhop of Norwich St. Germain' Auckland Rochester (P)Bradford Mendip Anekiugham Roseherry Hondas (P 1 Latiarlown Charlemont Yarborough (P) Stafford (P) Kingston C ilthnrpe Bute Monist Cashel Cawdor (P) Camden Dmioughmore ilfellevley (P) Anglesey Hereford (P) Carrington (P 1 Tweeddale Bolingbroke (P) Glastonbury (P) Headfort (P) Torrington tilfrird Conylighans Diorite,. (P) Boiler (P) Derby Duncan (P) Carysfori (P) Suffolk (P) Melville Alvanlry (P 1 Thanet (P) Anson ( P) Huichinson (P) Essex Keith (P 1 Ellenborough (P) Albemarle (P) Gordon Erskine (P) Jersey Granville Muntesgle (P) Oxford Clinton Ardrossan (P) Dartmouth Howard Landerdale Cowper Stye-and-Selo Crewe Waldegrave (P) Clifton Ails. Harrington Doyle Hreadalhane Warwick King Lynedock Fitawilliam (11 Mountford (P) Stewart (P) Hardwicke Putisonby Belhaven 1 _ _. .. D --- arlin(ion Sondes (P) &mart of Garlic. De-la-Warr Granthnot tP) Present ,0 Spencer Holinsid (P) Proxies 36 Hillsborough (P) Dude Grusve hoe. Suudrilige 106 AGAINST LORD DONOUGIISIORE'S MOTION, York Ferrer. (P) Mioldirioes (P) Drsidort Ayle4lord Slawril _ - 911rthorough (P) Stanhope (P) Boston Rolland Harborungh Oynevor Noweastle Macclesfield ILight Northumberland Pomfret 4Valsinghans Wellington Graham (P) Rodney Archbp.Canterbury Portsmouth (7') Berwick (P) York Harcourt Gordon (1') Bps. Loudon Bathurst Montag,' (P) Durham (A) Aylesbury Suffield 'Winchester (P) Atiergavenuy Kenyon Lincoln Strange Come Wureeder Mount Edgeumbe Schley Chichester (P) Duchy Saltersford Bangor Liverpool Bredrick (P)) Hereford (P) Malmesbury (P) Roue (P) Exeter Huinney Ousistanvilla St. David's Chichester (P) Rolle Saltoltury Puwis Bay ning Si. Asapb Nelson (P) Bolton Carlisle Mauves s Wudehouse Bristol (P) Orford Nurthwick (P) Ely Loinniale itibblesdale (I') Chester (P) Harewuud (F) Eldon Peterborough Verdian' Loftus (P) Gloncesier (P) Whitworth St Helena Oxford Brownlow Rottesdale Daimon Benuebamp Arden, Raphoe Hume (P) Sheffield (P) Wilichexter IL,liie (P) Gambier Swlidaury (P) Bodes , Bercsford (P) Bath (P) lonigford (F) Meld. um Cornwallis Farnham Ross Hertford (P) Enniskillen Harris Exeter (P) O'Neil Colchester (P) Northampton (1) Guilford -Forbes Cholaiondeley (P) Mirk-villa &atoms Lothian (P) Carrick Gray (P) Tliordond ( I') Dudley (P) Colville Huntingdon 91aynard(P) Napier (P) Pembroke Syibiry Hou-contents Bridgewater Hood (P) Present 97 Oenhigla Onion (P) Proxies 50 Westmorland Sid di --- iVinchilsea (P) Lake 147 Car.licon Exmouth Contents Shaftesbury Arbothout Pr. dem 70 Abingdon Cartetuu (P) Proxies 30 Ply kkkkk tills I.e D. Spencer (P) Scas b trough De Clifford 103 —lO6 Curentay (P) /ouch ---. l'uolitt (P) bey Itisj:o ity *giblet 41 lf It NCH. The 811 for facilitating the clannitch of bsitinea% iu Ihr Court of King's Belie ha* born printed. by (1 the Il,use of Coutinuus. The fulloaing lb the I.lo).taiaer lotsotyrnis broiled before the retort molter 32 George 11. way he brought, ors by 57 George 111. before a pingle Jodie. The Corporation °allot and other Oaths dirtied to be Cohen :oefore the Conti, may he taken by a single Judge. loolsclotenla or Informations, and Pleadings, may be carried on, toll issue joined, before a single J odes. !kleinlaut, to enter tutu recugms mita before a single Jude. Parties oe:toting euilty , M . allfr ., lllZ joulcon , nt to cos by Clefitill, sentence to he prom 1111 l wen by The Court to decide question. us to Irgalioy of inv eettli to Ir.. 'I he Court may air, either in Batik or Nisi Puns, on the 30th of Jauuary. RANK OF RNGLANO-CASH PAYMENTS. PROPOSED RESOLUTBINS BY THE COMMONS I. That it is expedient to continue the ristrietion ton pay ments in cash by the Hank of England, beyond the tome to which it i,s at present limited by law. 2. That it is expedoent that a definite period s h ou ld he fixed for the termination of the testriction un cash pay ments ; and that preparatory measures slitiuld he taken, with a view 100 facilitate mood ensure, MI the aro ival of that peanut, the payment of the promissiry notes of the Hank of England in the legal ratio of the realm. 3. Thal in order to give to the Hank a greater control out the ignore of their units than they at present possess, provision rought to be made fur the gradual repayment to the Bank t.:f the sum of ten millions ; being part of the sum due to the Hawk, on account of advances made by them fnr the public service, and of account of the purchase of Ea chequer hills tinder the authority of Arts of the Lexie!atone. 4. That it is expedient to provide, by law, that from the Ist &brunt, lfi2O, the Bank shall be liable to deliver, on demand, Ruh' of standard fineries., having been •d anal stamped at his Majesty's Mint, a quantity of nut less than sixty maces being respired in exchange for such an amount of notes of the Rank as shall be equal to the value of the gold so required, at the rate of 41 Is per ounce. . - . . . . . 5. That fruit; the 1•t October 18.10, the Rink shall be halite to deliver, on demand, gold of standard Moneys, assayed and stamped as before-mentinned, a grant ity ufuut legit than sixty ounces being required in exchange to surfs au amount of notes as shall be equal to the value of th- gold so required, at the rate of 31.19 a. BJ. per ounce, 6. That fium the Ist May, 11121, the Bank shall Ire liable to deliver, on demand, gold of standard flutings, assayed and stamped as before-mentioned, a quantity of not less. than sixty ounces being required in exchange for such an amount of notes as shall be equal in value to the gold so required, at the rate cif 31 17g. 1014. per ounce. 7. That the. Bank may, at any period between the Ist February, 1820, and the Ist May, 1821, undertake to de liver gold of standard Cuteness, assayed and staniped 39 be fore-mentioned, a 1 any rate between the anm• of 41. Is. per ounce, and M. 17s. 10Id. per ounce; but that such in. terinediate rate having been once fixed by the Batik, that rate shall 1101 be subsequently increased. 8. That fiom the tat May, 1823, the Bask shall pay its notes, oil demand, in the legal coin of the 1C11,131. . . . 9. That it is exnekli.a to repeal the laws, prohihithog the melting and the exportation of the ruin of the realm. lth Jfag, 1019 _ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuußsosv, MAY 20. CAM EI.FORD ELECTION. The SPIrAK Eft informed the House, that S. Lavender, Esq. who had petitioned the House, complaining of au undue eel/11'11 ISt the late election fur the Borough of Cnmelford, had neglected iu due time to enter into the necessary recogni zance.. The order for taking the Petition into consideration WAS therefore discharged. SCOTCH BURGHS. Lord A. HAMILTON presented a Pet.tion front the Royal Burgh of Banff, against the Scotch Burgh Account Bill —. Oidered to he on the iabie. SUITS REMOVAL BILL. The Suits RCRIUViI Bill was read the WO time, sod parsed. The St. Oiler's Paving and Lighting Bill was read the third time, and passed. BANKRUPT LAWS. Mr. CURWEN rose to present a Petition from an indivi dual, of wh he had too knowledge. From the statement which he received, lie understood the Petitioner bad already presented three Petitions to the House, complaining of that part of the Bill for altering the Bankrupt Laws which applied to the impiisonment of bankrupts, for not giving satisfactory answers to the Commissioners. The Petitioner, John Dufresne, bail viiffcred a lung imprisonment frum the manner in which this power had been exercised by the Com missioners. and be o!ejrcted to the continuance of the same power its the new Hill. Sir J Gn time objected to the reception of this Petilien. if every man were lobe suffered to arraign judicial peoreed lugs without adequate remove, there would be uu time for traosactiog any other business. Mr. Cuaereit said, that as the lion. Baronet had slated no reason why the Petition should nut he received, he (Ir. Curwen) saw no reason why it should not lie on the table. He thought the 11-use should never refuse to receive the Petitions of any individuals when they were marked iu proper and respectful terms —(lleor.)—ln his opinion, those Honourable Members who had presented the former Petitions, might have moved that the Petitioner be heard at the bar, in support of the allegations he had adduced. He was inclined to give notice that he should have that oppor tunity rust n future day. (Velem' Gascovise mid, that the proper time for the Pe titioner to have !sought a licaritig was before the Committee, as he had neglected that, the House would, be thotight, have been very prodigal or its own time, if it permitted him to be now besot at the bar in the manner be prayed. Sir JObri 11E1M - we enuctirred in the opinion, that in the Committee the P. lit ritier ought to hive sought a hearing, suit thought it woold lie a waste of time to bear tint. al the bur wow. If this Petitioner received such an every other isidivolual wlw conceived Ise tied airy complaint to make, would, instead of going before a Committee s re serve hie case fur the her of the Mouse. The Petition was thee laid.roin the table. , DROGHEDA ELECTION. Mr. Rw&ito stated, that, with reference to the Report of the Coniniitire on the DroOserla Election, It wav impossible to proved, from the ciretimatance of their Chairman (Sir 'Chromes Must.yri) still continuing so %towel!, as to be unable to attend the Committer. Leave nos therefore given to the Committee to adjoilso until such time itri the Spcaker should issue ins variant roc them to reassemble. CA M EIFORD ELECTION. Mr. M. A Tatruait Revs nutlet of his intention to posl, pone the motion nit the Canselford Eleettou„Eruso wa.moarow until this day fortnight. MENAI BRIDGE. Alr. GRI£FITIN Pre•rnio'l VevPral Pomona ft" , Dr ilol and the vic 11l i l its fermi, of the kraal Strati Sere laid oo she !able COAL DUTIRA. Mr. pratatsd e irlielikabdad4 lollol 10 0 de#4,..lo7.,l!vaatio„ of tiatlland , acatir.t shy alts.:altuu su the Cual Dant h. — Laid uss the tabu STA ‘I PING OF IVOo LENs, Ur. STualtt. WenTLev sith.liew Ito' notice or motion, rettectiog the Starnin u ne ul Muttlen9. EAST INDIA PAPF.RS. Mr. Mason, from the EaNt India HOH.C. preariora Ac. imolai of the I:scripts and Charges of the Ea.i Intl a Coin. and ilie Pittance of the ace t of the Salt of Uttar Guotla.—Theae . accuunts were laid on thi tahh. 141AR:XIS OF CAMDEN'S ornce. Mr RaNgt:s gave notwei.that Ise would tio-Int.lls'W t::l4• :5 mui fur the put pose cf expressing to the M uqui+ of C.uruleu the high sense t h e Molise entertained of his onnui h rent aii.lsaliontertaird rondos, iu resorting for the public S. rvtcr ins large a porno.. ui hiss. iiirome.--( , Mgr, heir.) MR. COARIEN NTT :S PETITION Lord Mt ',Ton moved the °ides- i,f the Day b.r resuming 11 - . e adjourned debate upon t!ie tweet:oil 6.f h'311.,4 Mr. Chat le• Pot, at the hat. la, ',rapport of los Petition lisp at• tog the Election. Mr. WY■N raid, that on the rolled conaideratiou h. had heels able to gist the 'wryer of this ..... he dial loot thin* the H••use ought to agree to tire Nubl.• I,ord's motion. Loess if the House were inclined toigepart Cum their ri Cillar Ltd", 11 . dual WA (Link that it VIP such a rase in r lied for their interference. The Petitioner had, with .ist toy ale. tingle ca u se assigned, angered ; day to elrie.e, whin he might have preserved his opportunity by xti• 84(16%, isli.ch he hail not 'lout, upon the Cterk rf Eleclloua. The was then negatived.. Mr WYNN said, that after •liet.had (teem real, he could not see bow Mr. Pitt's Petition c•ald rentaiii ou the table. fir therefore moved that it be njecied, which was Leeurding ly dome. . . . • JURISDICTION OF THE COURT OF CH %NC ERT. Mr. M. A. Talreou rose to C.lll the attention of the House to a subject of much importance to the community at large—elie enema the injuries which arose limn delays in the Court of Clo4.:crry. Ile disclaimed, when he adverted to those ing to cast the slightest imputation upon the Noble and Learned Lord who presided in. that Courl . 4 what he wished to enforce upon the was, 114 necessity of relieving the Noble a n d L ea rn e d. ocd from tonne of that bositiesa which snow pressed se heavily upon him, and which ,rendered it itepessi r ble, hum the variety mid pressure of the business iu his Court, that any human strength could wade through the mars of metier which mos pliciel before him., Parliament ought . to irlieve the Noble and Learned Lord fruto suqte of those heavy duties which were incompat.l,ll Pali the performance of Otto reasonable di•patch whie4 ought to belong to judicial proceediugs, The wily way to effect this improvement was, to separate the jurisdiction of bankrupt burin's, from the Great Seal. This wiss, in his opinion, the only, step which could he taken to give actual relief 'ether so the Lord Chancellor or the suitor. The establishment of the Vice-Chatieellor's Court, which wits intruded to relieve the business .of the Lord Chancellor, had failed to produce the inteuded effect. There were now 100 appeals waiting fur decision in the Court of Chancery. The ilicrease of businest in 'het Court had of late years been euvrtrions. In.lBll, the 'lumber of original causes upon the Lord Chau cellor's paper, pas 114: iu the month of Xlorcit of the present year, the number was 209. 1.1 Itll t, in the appeal paper there weer 3i caeca ; .ii 1819, there were 101. It was intpossibl'elor tile Lord Co.ano cellor to get thrumili those appeals in a less permit than two,years. 3be business of the Noble and Learned Lord had accumulated to 611 t Is a degree; that it oat impossible he could get through it with any thing like the dispatch which the courses of justice required. .He had superidded to his ori ginal jurisdiction, the care of, tummies. his politicll ditties in attending Councils, the Chair 01 the House of Lords, and a variety of other dada, , which it was impossible fur soy liuAtasi being to diselialge with any thing like efficacy ,and dispatch. Sssce the time of Lord Hardwicke, the busiiieis of the Court of Chancery had more teas doubled—the Scotch and Irish appeal-, writs of error, etc. made an 1113111Viltse It became neceesary, therefore, to consider, whether some coneideratioe (ought not to be paid in the arilumis situation which he filled. In this view, he thought the ,derct course would be to separate the jurisdiction of bankrupts from the duties of the Great Seal. The jurisdiction of haiikiupts was in fact more a legal than an equitable jurisdiction; it Was. compa ratively, of modern date in the hands of the Lord Chancellor. It was on s late occasion reported. that on the coesideratiou of a particular Petition. the Lord Chaucellor husk said, thet a great 46187 • Lion seemed to prevail in the public ivied respect.. log the notice of a motion to separate the. benkrupt business from his jurisdiction, and the Noble and Learned Lord was then reported to have said, that be f..listed it was intended to remove it to H Colll. tribunal before e proper Jiitlge ; of curse lie (Mr. Taylor) had no othereioticti that: that it should be removed before a, comnetent tribun He rue+iit nothiog . else. and lie thou. ht that Por- Intuit-lit ought to fix that tribunal, and relieve the Chancellor from an excess of basin.u , which he repeated it was out of the power of Hoy human be. He said the information h e cou ld l a y belie t h e pig t o perform, so to facilitate the Aids ol 4iistive„ could pledge hims e lf as Huns out this subject, to ite accuracy ; lie bad it from traitu of rsinft iu the profession of the law. When lie spoke cut thui subject to the late Sir Samtiel Routine, „that la peeled State:omit admitted the extent of the eel!, but lie said it would be ucpleasasit for a lawyer to bring, on si eubiect oth:cone, the Judge iii .whine Court he pleaded: Ife was so hopreesed with this importunce of this subject tbat lie would sl o t lei it rest ; lie would bring it foreard tigein mut oohs ri t o il id sit er in t e h t e liii ii t i g ur s li l t i e iu r ld or b e e a tise tai L h et the bre. ll:/ vi ue .. ! aided, and the number 'th at retiaie j sirup let the 1-louse deciae whether time fir)t hoe brut re it .4* Sri down too lie.airing— ty,tast a t !, t i t : .aril, i t Solicitor s ,eis o is t l fo of r a ti c ir eyse . fiu m i u g A e ;rinf i r: 00 the paper :tor roe year. eight, end c . al ten yeses.. A CPUOV. •reTiun i na .P uu might then r emain Court twit yigirairstlibe before Court Chancery toe . More; there will lbs fertile:4oa/ of twos ews, 4t tiltrM} e nd if there be an amoral Inuit lime decree. it Is, '~ MINIM