The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-02-17 00:00:00

...a Byrne; ; pareaw, The new Grand Iragle Play of The Bride of Abydoe, will be metal every nicht of Performance till farther no. tier: us Thursday, with What Next on Monday with The Falb of Clyde. Due notice will be gives of the next perfurmance of The Tweet Clerk. and Ilarlemilies Tieing. Tolosa :Combine are is active preparation, nmony which ilia Phi, 'auntie.' we she very popular Romance of Rob Roy. . BY PARTICULAR t)ESIRE. rac.lrßE.Roy.44 cortyr i ainony. gyms EVENING. TLY;SISAY. Feb. 17, lbr Wok • Play, is sent, relied, HE POINT OF HONOUR. Chrralirr ile It Prow, Mr. Young; Valeoar, Mr. OWN; Berner!, Mr.C. Steinberg, Mr. Bisitebasi. ygra. MOW, Mrs. Faurit ; Bertha, Mies O'Neill. Allen : free lire bib tine a near Meisaitritroi, with yew &ewes sad DiStritions. tailed ' TIIE ILLUSTRICoUS TRAVELLER; on, TILE VOaCifiah,,SANNAL. • roast iraitif'.aar, Mr. Abbott; Coo*. ihreatiorff (a Nair& hairkataa), Mr. Msertoly ; Serfew(ilaster of she Forget), Mrs Fariti; Grig (his Nephew), Mr. Lishro • Shiloh, Mr. Corer. Catharine (Wife of Breseti) Mrs. Divesspirt ; El i. (Dsughter of thrsob), Miaa Sleaw ; trJulplw !WI% of t oast Beretiera);•lllrs. Parrot. To which will be *QM (2011. tine), • new Forte, called HUSBANDS ANI) WIVES. The prieripsl Characters he Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Jars. Mr 4140.011, Mr. Ctrater, Mr. Wisely. Mrs. Egertoli, Miss Mn.s Dartmoor,. arzil Miss Matthewe. lion% 7.. ; Second Prier, Ss. tirl ; Reeteitia Price. St— Lower Gallery, 5..; *toad Prior, ts.--Upper eiallery.l•.; Serowl Prier, Ad. Ors 71ntr..14y. and on Monthly, lb* sew *wetly of Fazio, and itarlequiss tht Setnnise will he powinerd. lbe the list time, a new ramie I terra, exiled Zama, we The Tree of Wraith. & J. s I VEWItIGHT with pleasure remind e, • the Public they were the brat Contracture wist *only 1.. refiner the Price of Tickets Five Punnets Ark bet elan .., pr.wieß obese New Nyst..mr, whit+, by din..sine such nirmitv Benefit*. teetered Loon ri.-s t.. the Public hewer, ...a moiled an interest i then. which they tram Will be t.. the eneelleut New Sub sue, to bettitt omelet 4th NEXT, etnitainine 3 Pnies of L. 30.000 each, 3 Dina 5.000 each, an.l Nitirty.fonr other Capitals, all is Sterling Atones ; in pris.lsot of •Isith, Three Blanks will receive Twelve Piro of OIL Puri Wine. .1. mud .1 SI V EWRitiIRT 'ovine hail the satisfaction of swing their Friends, in the Contract just ended, NINE C.u•rtaL Patsies. Mao N 0.2,177 L. 10.0000 The only Ti.1.24,705‘. Besides the rirst 40,000 Tha Last ts,noo The First 30,000 Two Last lamp, Anticipate a rontorwation of the maw sareews to their 1 2 .wiols and future Purchasers at their 014 Established '.tauter, Nu. 37, rontkill ; 3A, Haymarket ; I. Wilmot I 141, °aural fore. t. - TO THE PUBLIC. HAZARD osOl 'CO. who *old FIVE Twenty Tiaa.owoot In law Lest YINIes Loiferiei, 'gratefully achnowle,ten that (the n) Aare of Puhlie Pdtnaunge hr. stosral WI 'hear Forgotten*, mail ALI Esiobiiithe.foMer, Koy.il Exchange. lamistna they feel treat Mtwara is If K1141116e1111. log *cheat of the peseta Lottery, runts' TifitEF PRIZES of 50.009 1 »atwb ! OSIA, HUNDRED CAPITALR! IFWlttlri NP R& OF rite 1111104 .! No Soot I ihootits • Ath MARCH. Ti. TON 11181114111UWN Nemo ea TIM Met MIT, MU. 11111 ALL Capitals at 1,100, £l,eoo, &c. &Ca ;• t. th! !ad Lawry is mbiela doe First-km TWO , HAZA sold., THEM ALL I/ I 710E1: Ts awl ?KARP!. ore &Weir NAURU ANI) CO. Al tress taw oisabsiskpel s remittrO, stir I'll GAIT Or THE ROYAL EXCHANGE. '"' N•d'i a Mile sif L. 110,000 in the tut Lottery; 4e,n00 on the laHrry before; . 1114, t 1 1n,two iu Ilse previous Lottery; I tri •14.. et L 10,000 In the last twelve Ittehrbri, And Copilot Preset former Lotteries, isiessaitesip to SOME MILIJONS. SIM Irr t:ret. Coninis-5 pei Crete.-4 per Ceets.L4 rr d, aril all other Government *scarifies, bought and . . . FOC Carriages hiving tlwlail-Coneh Axlsere?, the Cons. position is prepareil in a 14itine1- slate, and also sold as above, in slime jars, is; Al. 41. and H. earls, under the title of STREET'S RAREFIED AXLE COMPOSITION; at whi;•ls coesistrocr it will also he found best adapted to many brinclos of Machinery. • 1 4 4 Parc:lasers derive sAvantazes of quantity in propor tion as they tike the larger sizes. VW Lottery begins 4th Matto., when nearly ISPOO Tickets must he Drawn, sad the First Draws Prise mill receive b.OOOl. more. Meet drawmmMark sriU bare Four Pipes of Old Purr, Pint Tea Priam &pea will he WI Capitate, TRILTE PIPES PORT WINE. besides the &brow. Owe H Three of 30,000/ ! Ali Steeling Ilemeye.-11. /Hoek Priam 'HA Slade tif ttrawit-Atle Claws. Tieltet *sly.... L.li it 1161“s11, Daly.. L.l 7 it ",t7 M4KTIN & Co. 9, Criahillratia Hatarrietreet. •PARealle•eldhil Ir cemeimbee. t atilt/rug is co. S.M I. the Two Lot Contrasts. Moro of 10,00elt 19.11W0r. UM. anal in a firmer Cariteart, the serivelled 40001.! Counsel were Ciar postponed t CONVEYANCBBB. Earl FoßTllBcus presented a Pttition from cer tain Attorneys and Solicitors of the County of Devon, praying that u law be passed to prevent improper persons from acting as Conveyancers.—. (~aid on the table, ACCOUNTS. Mr. front the Treasury, bromeit up an Accoatst of the amount of the National Debt, on the ‘di of ipsaury, 1816, together with au Ac-, count of the, charge thereon, to tlw same period. Alto an Account of the Price of the Four - for A:etas! o. the 10111 of Mat . ch, 1111 t. was condetted with order mid regularity until a number of di err. derly, not to say drunken, soldiers burst in mid trainpled the people under: foot. That notwith standing the Petitionev bad entreated the people to disperse, and that they had acceded to his requtit. he was seisetli beatess:, still dragged from the bind ings, and thrown into the New Bailey. Prison, where be rernsitied for four days, saving no other food than four ounces of bread lid ous of cheese. He was on the f ith apprised that he should set out for London itiitantly.' He thee, complained of bad usage, and the worthy J urtice (Colonel Sylvester), at his own expense, ordered some Pei to be brought to him, but the kiudsiess of Air. Sylvester was prevented by the cruelty of Otte Nadia, who harried I off before he could .take advantage of the Colonel's order, rind loaded with 301bs: weight of chains. He was' subsequen4 lodged in the Culd-bath•Orlde prison, and remained in close confluement until the sth or December; when he was at length set at liberty on his own recognivinces, to appear in the Court of King's Bench every day .daring the Term, under pain of 1001. He had applied to Lord Ellesibmough to discharge his recognizance,. but was refused, and being in consequence obliged to remain in town, at considerable expense, he bed contracted a debt which he was unable to discharge. He. therefore, pilled their Lordships not to . assent to any Bill indemoifyiiig his Majesty's Ministers fur their post conduct, and preventing him from obtaining that redress for his grievance., to which. by law, he was entitled.—The Noble Earl moved that this Petition he laid on the table; it being his int en tion the n to preppie that it he referred to the Secret Committee. The Earl of Ltesaindt.. requested the Noble Earl to reflect that inch i 'ammo was not one of course, sod their it nut be conformable to the rules of the Hoinie to make Such aniution without previous nailer. The Earl of Cuticuivori• said, hie .object wai to anticipate the Reporter the Secret Comiditter. The Earl of Livearooh replied. that he did not expect that the Report could be brought in before Thursdily.. The Petition being handed to the LORD CHAN cisti.mds his Lordship snarled to the Earl of Car. narrou, as We dirderstood, that the word " Hum. ble," ;was nut inserted before the word " Petition." Lord HOLLAND remarked that the Petition was one of a eery:urgent nature, and might supersede the ordinary practices of the House. And is fie lied been 'Wary iuf ed, a Noble Vticeltint had on a former duly Come down to the House. at a very unusual hour, and on his istotion, papers had been without previeis notice referred to the gekret Committee. The Earl of Ltirsueooi. —Those papers were brought disois by commend of lots Royal Highness, the Prince Regent. The Maurits of LANIDOWN thought iso objec tion might to ha Made to a Petition which com plained of a very grievous liard.hip,, and was couched, in respectful language. The doom of the praig repro' die Act of the ion of 1M i 6 y , n imnosin t : an addi. tional duty on Licrureb.-I,aul ou the talilr. ' Ti. House diets adjourned. • • • —11"" -- " - , : . • BOUM OF commoryli u•somr, Fciaumairlo. 1 • • Mr. Hasten, from the Esithequer Office, present ed returns of the *monist of Bonk notes ' 4 lepouiero by the Bank of EuElotill at the Exchequer Office in exchange for others dbeing the last year, and also the amount of Exchequer Bills deposited in rx - for Bank note, at the same office during the the table. thirteenth P :debt of the. liiJ ou tits. ,ireis. o; 'estutinotter _ • pra) , they' sus .loy the practice of note - deemed and'iucuut petent permits its the businers of Conveyancing. Me. PROTBEROF presented a sitnilnr Petition from the Attornies of Bristol. These Petitions were ordered to iie en the table. EXF.TER GAOL. Mr. MILLER brought •iu the Exeter Gaul Bill, which was read a first time. COPYRIGHT. ; On the motion of Sir EISITON Salmon. Cu account was ordertd.to he laid before the House of the number 41)0okt/claimed under the Copy-Right Act by dist IJuirerbities, public libraries, or other bodies. • "%. PUBLICANS' LICEPISE. Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from the Publicans of holtoie-le-Moor, ll it ig of the, oppression of the liceime duty.—This Petition was Lid on the table. The Noble Lord presented anoilier Petition, which he said complolined of a variety of thinp.— The Petition, when read, werfrom certain PeDengli at Royston Mills, in the &inlayer Lancaster, com plaining of the uncinistitutimml imposition of the Corn Ldersi 'the soneunatinniobri sets of hi. Ma jesty's Ministers during the tiwpemiois of the Habeas Corpus Art ; and Ass prltyint i ; for a lteforni in Parliument.—There Petitions were laid on thee table. t/7T(ll* A Nl7l' A CTO R FS. Lord STA N t.v.r I oriented to.. tither Petition.— tine of them from certain perloase. employed in the etitcon ninnufneiories of nolunole-Nloor. pruyink, that their hour% of labitgitut• rt dilecd to ten hours and a half in the day instead of bring obliged to work thirteen or Cunneen I e according to the firraent Prinio'n was laid on the table. Th& tither was from certain proprietors mid dwell- Viers of Cotton-inills in [Manchester, fueling for the appointment of a Special Commissiiin, to ex , amine oat the spot into the 'natter cootained in the pervious and report thereon, hefur.l any legislative measures were With enu the compl.tint of the workmen. Me. PHILLIPS lOW, that this Petition was i..gned by a 11114111 I her of Proprietors, yet they were exteulive capitalists in the Cotton trade. who felt thriifseleeri grossly calumniated by the reflections Thin I►ad been cast upon them by the Petitions of the working classes. They entreated that the House would appoint a Sp►eciel Commission to examine into the complaints of the working classes—if such an examination took piece. they were ready to ►ti.- prove the 'assertions . ' Made against them. They re• f . erred the !antis* to the Repifit or the Committee formerly held on the subject, who found Om health of the working classes iu this bossiness as good, if not better, theta that of tho::e in other trades. They really entreated tl►e House to 'lignite into the mai ter-:..for the facility with crlf,ell petitions against the proprietors could be got top, was. in itself. danger tins, from the combination., so easily formed by larg e bodies of the working classes; anti this, he could in ! st i s•&' - i-2 2 -4z-•-%-) .-..... .... ' ... Al' . ...'‘ ' P * f•• •' P t . ... . . y • . . . . . - - , • • ... - , . .. . . . ,• . iij .. .. m 1 le refi 1 lir )a . ‘l'.• .. . . ... a . . .. . 4 • • s • • . . . . . . .•• . i .". ‘" • : • • • ' • . ......... ...... ....qr. --.."... .., • . . I . • ~. • .10NDON, TVESDAY,.. FEBRUARY 17, 1818. - .s' : ..... , 5., , : - '• NUMBER 4740. -. p , :.. pi ,„,. -fl r * . -• •• - .emarromm...,• . .46 - • , . ~ , _ ,_ . • 0 ' 614,1 THE. OitATORICI I • • I. t he Pro** Mod ekertlff will Ire Itslittelled , handowieli films* , °tight on MI occesiens to bethrtown open.to 4.. TIM EVICINNO. TUESDAY. Feb. 17.! .' THILITRE..ROYAL, p NY-LANE. printed ill Tea %lin See. "fib k Portrait at his . t h e cinnn iont e n r the peop l e , - • • • . ' a will h, wa k en s li nger s% e v ermr s ted Ope ra of 1 TO -MORROW. Wr wr lt . :DAY, Feb. 18. I ,"erhatP. from so 111111 1r i o el Boetworh e awe" The LORD CNA arafteit- if the Noldis- Mar- - if VI. )N GLOYANNI. I will lie A (IMAM.? SELEr Milos, esneeenk TNE LIFE o r nicthiND WATSON, gain had cast so Wye over the Petition, he probe- ?Ad of the Ithe Art ici li ew Diremiseuseut, entitled, LA FE Irlt s letOt AS. Ineluding seam Pieces front. Matures tilebested lON ' REQUIEsf. isierr B' of Labes isso in g is o s isn um. 1 z ( 77. Hu m e et iiiihiage Wy might not' have considered it iettfretly eirsoisient with th - rerpteit ihte to the House. it* appeated IQ i f After the Opera. the new Ilek. by WI Eerier, retitled, At Me eisil eaf Ore First Part, Istrodeetisa sod Rahman! , Published by his Sea, RICHARD WATSOH, LLB. have been prepared some time sinra lay the date, 1, ACIS ET GALATE.A. Airs--lisrp, Miss Amp. Prebunlesi a LaMar lead Wells. , - mid the °minima of the word "lihniblet was or iiit- Ante natively owe Alasie.Seestery. Brews, Deeseations. he. Th e em on i al pi eces w i l l h e tend f„,. t h e hat Printed for T. WWI elied•Vit. Davies, stood, s, Garcia is engaged at this Theatre, eird will shortly line:-Kew Quenon! MS.), Mee, Odd**, Mier Orepill, r - * -portend,. lle mew no reason why the House should- - '''> i the make his int a pp ear a nce is this owner/. in Rumnsi`a po- Mr. Trmill. end Mr . BraimalleCheafeett• and Diem nom Tiaa day is rehaphed, riesi , Ardsoas. ' esiddiriddy ism. depart froste:lts Usual forms .In versed ;o- rator Own, entitled II Barbirre di Sleighs. she Bryn lees Senteeirs of our Sinteir--tl.leons said, t . " we d, pakelle.beirda r of • stance. ori* -( Is e unsequnad , of Seeoliker Holli" . • aveieest. the "Ntivt ,Mesta" voitilot'd •Ivf the Isle De r ilru - lik's Curet w ill THE Lute Dr. tiIIFSMAN7S. INTRODUC- ' Lord Hdi.La ND --Tlrvre nasa:lie considers.. I . .1 , L e (WOW ohs Printeurp. by SI. Oupoiss. and veltiteti he telt the Airs, Holy. holy," alma nista nresturata - ow by T t l he tlN jos te bees xtes the.rfterl o C u lit hi t i . i tgrinnar, il- 'Me trent*: anal it dehey pia gfent for the object or r AI, cameo, is reariaiilabli l asaapaterd till SaterJay mat. Ms. Benham, Etei•ii. and Air, a Deeper sad deeper," sod d , „ tins j issi ra. the public, Ais deemed uivemary to t.4loll.lr re . Angel e ,"-D ra , w o ws. h ie Alm," Wens mlghte p e .._ _ ~ ... ~. _ .r.. •• ' OW Petition, tn send it heck to INfaiiitiiester for the ~ 'state, that any Property Bo a Twe e t u m as as adnaisnois Cep:* and " Siug ye dr the Losal"-Thers Coeiss, Ai4 oy taiso ver 4•4 g. 'Mt S*0101411•111feet. 1101.11101 : insertion deb word, or the alteration of a dine. end ' ...w.hi a leely to the Pit or Gallery. is a fated nu the Theatre, o oh m , ' i„,, ye„ N r e n ted a u 1 , 0 ,.0 . • 4 awe' he_ tiggi ths same Work, with i ibe. _ ;ther • 41 4 , 1 , fi i i i ishik of m ak., t . _. . . t Plssa l - if - le.; liege Itilitimi r. in Mo. with 17 flee lite :''' t o t inwortautce o e'er' will be octal epos neeenliegly as dent as sorb pretties In the mane of the tiricelise, Ileilbeetdr'w common, et wad, 110Ve dittisitraili into iliargspe c t t o :heir Lordships: 'is theassered. PA•t,,ral Symphony-The !ill* Iheeeadd a rmoder * • given, al steal, at the 011iace of the Theatre, mum , . IN Al UNTRIt'S CI $D li/TRAM, with Retwasmearle- Contd Otte Noble Lortl.l4edge himself dint no I'r- 'fah j is e Cte ll t;. Pie *eases rammed). • Miss Byrne will make.ler dist appearelids at the L est tort P r ef ace by De. Binmisai rif e Ss. -• • lion 'lad ever been received from which the word - 1141 able *as oralt,ted ? . e r go Them art akw ,attunes in the Baena/ School. Oratorios to-morrow enasilig, .., . This day ere published, he 4 wide tlesi Proceedings of the tif. . . s Vivant Res et Begin* •. 14. ' 1 " of ihr Ihulde Mt* li• air- ‘Tlit while "'kr Ow .. m o w eg ele m e h . de gif I k e b e fidi kst „e l „ h i ; 4 ..., ,r its. Loki& ' Ciarcepp.ore declared be *Wild . i diereses, of Sir 0 16, 101katif f t .__ _ -_..._' ' ... _ . hillsowlacjogglib Abbas* ar r o w, o w i e sa t ,...O6' • lemagilitilmetriii no such khisr- . if rol/XiIOYA 1., PRUNY-LANS. Dig*, le hit - epees* al Sim : Ina elsesside ton tone-et 'TIN tiftLNING. TtfIOIDA Y. Feb . . 17. *ems -_... s td pans B•.be .. ,..n . it,tifile. V, An. • i . d s. • la Ilittlimmlfl l / 2. . , O 6 4h• Mt two Zoos, • 2 , LissA !PO said,. tluit Ilia Pelition,stated ii .4 . , % .? ( do* 014 . 00 .. 2 .,,,,„„,, will p.fanie (Bth tune) a tiso4s. iiinvvert tom sty sen. mil of may E .tRIA LS silF. WILLI A M between min indieidual and his Majesty's Ministers, • Grand Trask lobe. with Music. is them sets, railed be had agetmisdiewiiedide. 1 IiON VA/WE PAROW ES, on w hich entitled it in their Lonlxhipo' attention. - THE • BRIDE Ole ABY DOS. - , . l tuil, ...1.64 • iii:sic - A ... iag lime iumei , e ,••The Etirl'of Livaikieop J.-The ease wes nut be- I tbs Peewit a Lord Byron ) - FOIC I CARRIAGES OW 11141/11VpiT. tweets an individual ,trail Mittistere hot between an t 0 4 f atallielt (11410 .11 2411 . 7011), Mr. U.Jiiltiii.ten; Sell., (hie QTREEI"S AXLE 5 C04 , 0 tTioN. or Ilk brbldled Cat IPA wimed."-Susitteesits. • • • Arid . , the Hosier , stud he Saw 110 pretence li seppos pd Srio, M. &NI (Pirate or the 161.1)* Mr. . 1.7 AN lI.FRICFION PASTE. This Tmpositioo is en. Prikted by and fur W. Home. 67, Old Baitey.-Bither f or dew atiug from.tbeir Would inactive% Pope; Orris Il F t Mho Theloetitt (mob Mr. T•' - e-^nliv • . sirely aim Jut.% from any Owe of 'be kiniph pommies ,in a Trial may be had gernete, prier la. .. ,The Earl .of CIIIIII4IaTION Slid, he should take moon (Osarse's roue). Mn. Rellrhotoberwl Hoorn" (t';'" must eminent degree the properly of aMatieg Friction works Tbe PROCEILDING6ut . the PUBLIC MEETING wpm. the sense of the floury, whether the P4tition should vesses of the Hsedis). Mr. !kneed; Ilsoess, Mr. Bar- perfeetti free, and newer clogs. Is very madders/4; demi-. rate, pricedd. mad; &Mtge VC ; iimpella. Mr. Kett ; Mein. Melees ille draft of essvisees, mid by et i extraordinary and ' - 7 - 7 - 77 . t7hetrib, mot Aerie C testes , Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith , essential goalie; ,of dersbility, trout only ernes time and -.- 3 / 4 61 1 7a he d. question being put, it was carried in the me. Vfeelf. Zs/Wm (the of Alrydes), sv,. Ma Vvel ide labour but is rendered materbilly cheaper even than corn. IMPEICIAL PARLIAMENT. seitimative. arm. dig . • s 201iriar, Oka Maud ; Ageism. Mint Cabin ; C1L11111111.., Mrs. mum pale. Mai mace &reds% Nie.brawiest laden Coachesi The retition being read - ilaglaa; Mahe. Miss lielteri. will perform their longest jouruies; private Carriages, short ~... The rand of CAIIN *RYON gave notice that be I The Alum% ne Nada, 6 f the Eill. Mien Tree ' Blatt*. Pu" Choke*• he. will rain levels' "11 4 1*' on Gigs HOUSE OF LOR......riti ..MiNtheir, FiIINIVART 18. 'Si.' Volishey. /se titer, Illtsors• Itidrial, 114 . 1. am d other heat Cardegcs. iir daily apse, the Cusupositto• eltOttld.toss Thursday next, move that it be referred 6 4-- land, Bermes. May. Clarke, Jae. „....combe: will railore (rum ten to three rhombi.* Equal avisenteges APPEAL to the Seere% Committee. • I After which, the •teal Estertniesseat of ore derived f ton its oPPlirotiou le Wargo.** of every ae- In die A pimil cam of Gordon r. hielocibenks, LICENSED VICTUALLERS. r R INA. seriplionOilieel !loughs, and all Agriceltivral Machinery , • Counsel were h ear d , end, on the mo ti on ' of the The Earl of L AUDERDAI.II prevented a Petition t *Wee,* Mr. T. Casks.; Captain helville. Mr. J. Saints ; Sold wholesale sad retail, by BAYLEY and BLEW, , A , / L.OllO kai . ,llN . CaLLOR. the further consideration was film several Innkeepers used Licensed Victuallers 4 nilliiiiii. Ni'. Bellehembers ; Rustle, Mr. Cooke. It...in a , Cocksper.street, London (the Prii i irletitr'fi sole Agents), is N o y a ; Phoebe. Mims Cobalt ; Deems. Mrs. Sparks, tie jittlistrrs. pt. U . el. ; .11. sq. ; anal Ins. melt.' postponed till to-morrow. . of Bolton, in Lancashire. arraying for the repeal of . - - - • .. . , . .. - .. . . 11in en Account of the Price of the Four acid the amount of Exchequer Bills deposited Fivi per CeUP. at several periods.. for the three dotage foe Beak notes et the same once dor years last Past. as orfrred by a vote of their Lord- some time.—Ordered to lie on the table. ships.—Lsid ots,Pielable. - Mr. Parklitsrst presented the Thirteenth .. Accouots owe, eliwbrought op fry ale Cam. • 011ie Comentasiooets for liatittg the deb nalsoiopera for liqdiclatlis the Ceettotic Deb...which - .tialswb of Art 34 .7"Thia' WPM was 16 ° were laid Oil the bible. , .!• . t, "Is -r . table. . - 3"-s is s.su. • • • ARSITitaIItriIOPIUMNIMINT. • • PgrITIOIIB lilolo4l+loollE3. The Eisrl us' CARNARVOX pressured a Petition Lord LAOCULLeII 'ptellittltieft is Pitiiiiir from Sailluel Drummond. of Manchester. stating. number of Attornies practising in •West that he h a d beet, present at a papa w tacat t ac on Hall. !waling for rouse remedy to doe'reil tl the 10th or March. HO. which was coodotted 4llited .I.y the Itnictice of uneducated and' ISt Mi Marti, marl, 5,000 Tlekts ref Ise strews. The MA Plerek, oboe/ 40 Capitals will k *own. lb 0/4 .Veree. Prot Prize will luny 5,000 L were 7b{li Misr* Met Nosh will bate 4 Pipet or Port. lb Ilk Ntrti,lk 10 First Prises will k all Capitals. The %Amer coalmine • ONF. HUNDRED CAPITAL, THREE PRIZF.S or 30,000 POUNDS ! .110141 s Mkt* . wre new &Wow *I wily Liti 10s. • Nu Math Prisee.—No Mama. £slit Ticket will, be draw■ separately.—A./my Prose is Sterling Money. • . 1 Prises of 1..10,000 $ 10 it 14 .. 18 . 3,600 40 L. 200, L.lOO. 1.00. &e. ik r. Mullet .... 40,000 AIL STEELING MONEY. Exclusive of the above,and totallybielervudeut of the %teelee Pipes itif PtIKT W /Nls. Each of the Mailers of the First drawn Blank. on the First. Nrimual, ami lltird Days of Ilrawisig. may jailor. distely (now the Stork of any Wine Meichaat they plow. oar Igloo of the very Twit Old Port Inne, sod is proportos . I'or Shores. To emolverste the Capital Pilafs sold by RISK the Contractor. and by his Agents. withiu the last few Years, would require sewn, folio valatises. In the LAST LOTTERY of THREE PRIZES of 36.ti00 POUNDS. " hiNii J.ild Mob ALL! the Ivey Last Lottery, It F. E l'R IZ ES of .eso.ooo • And 4arious other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty . different Towns in the Country. *so Any iiitirular ur (awry Numbers, may now be had at • the rerprei ire Others. or of DMA Contractor, Cers4ll4 sltdC/arieeg-t►on. Le udon, Ada I:ii Agents in E.ltaad, Ireland, and Scotland. 4th or NEXT MONTH. . TAree of .00.000 --100! Capitals ! ! • • STATE. 101 - TP.RY Regina on Walitenday. 4th of MARCH. GW ERB, Stock-Brisker, 9, etritamit,t., and • • 17. Lunitizte.tteerne, traria& lay Merida that on WILDS'S/SAY, 4th of Ntar alarm. the Lottery be gins. • 141 THAT DAY—Ten of the CariMl Prises wilt be de dVNed intim find Ten Alinntee. 0:11 THAT DAY—Tfie first Pjize wilt ',trim Fire Pansiand Pinned* is addition. OZ THAT DAY—The 775/el.:if: £30,000 Prizes meg AU be be Meilen • O!4 THAI. PAY—The First Malik will ravine rune • • Piper of Mt lest Port Wine in Ike ieedi. ON THAT DAT—New Et s t, 6.000 Tickets .Mind be Drawn. ON THAT pA v—Ahnut Porta edbitale will he Airmen. And it must he sdniitird that 'lease are 'paid inducements 1.. Archer* inrin —A treat varlet% anti it is hoped a for tunate selettheni of Tiehrta sad Marra are mar 1111 Sale At AV EHH's furillarlte ()Story. 111, CORNIIII.I.. and 17, LUDGATE-SIT CET. Winne 71111 SE Money Prise. af €30,000 HIM! WEB latety Shared, %old. and Paid on Demand, vie. in • 11 Sharra,.• • • 110,000 ....so 13 Mores.... /30P00 rA• KAN ...i• 11 Shares. ... commit 0, 1 ; 111 la the last Teeter Yeare,'intly,l7lPli Mossy Prizes of L.30.91)11 bone been Shared in intend, Ind THREE. n( . 0 4s ee Ow WPM 1101.1 by !!—l)pra nut this lock war rant the . rairtratirsu yrs generally manifested that lone, if no t ell, of the Timor t,311,00u Milt , * in the wear's' Selman., will be gold by Wll9ll „i ;.. . ► o . :7,'Zrtnoaixt Dem Cent PRICE ISEVILN-PENcE **Ore the House, in no small &Aire* Jed Wu% Liiiitilflll.-•• (Hear, :dear.) The Priiiinns weed ordered tie irrihted.. DUBLIN ROTEL-BEEMAN. Mr. SHAW presented a Penton, (t the keepers of Dublin, praying fir * lopeal Licetuor Duty. Ordered to lie no. ilig.tyMe. • • Witt LOKGITUD F. Mr. Atderitian.Woup presented a Petitiorsito,Nt 'Christian Symonds , stating , ihmt be had obfortuti t ril inside of accurately computing the longitude,. , prayed, that heahould be protected and encourskil in the plan he had funned. The Petition win laid on the tolrle: • % 4.l7ol.XtrrONg PIER. . .1. Lord Foutirrotre brought in the Fo!krtoue Bill, which was read a first tune. CLIMBING BOY!. Mr. CRICILLIT presented a Petition from inhabitants of Chelmsford, sgainst the - Climbing Boys in sweeping elninssies. This Petition was - ordered to lie on the table, Mr. BeottETT preetistel . a Petition from Magistrates in the cattily of Nnuisuseheilairt, • similar payer; and two others frinn the of Kingslund and Claplon. These . Petitions were laid on the table. On the motion or Mr. BENNETT, the House solred itself into 0 Committee nu the Chimue Sweepers Revilesiou Bill. In the Committee, the Hon. &leather in a clause that „thy it olitiou of the use of clime boa. Limier the [ age or fourteen years, should t piece from thi Ist of May, 11119. This would, said, give ample time for suitable regulations* by parties concerned—end ass number of the chi( under thatege, now employed, were either their perents,, or belonged to pauper!, and on the operation of the Bill, be exposed, vided, to the world, he had a clause for proper ratigements as to their future disposal. • After a few remarks from Sir GeollGe CLEW to the practice in Scotland, the clauses brought up, the. resumed, the Report ceived, and orders i dt,t, etekei into further deratiou on Wedneaday not. , MALT. DUTY DILL. The CillaCel.l.oll of the EXcIixQUER the third reeding of the Malt Duties Bill. Mr. B*QVGMAM said, that as the name Bill., as the Malt Duties Bill, he wished to , whether it contained soy new.provisions ? Th4-C111•NCBLI.OR of the EXCHICQUItt replied theitartiee. It was the usual annual Bill. • Mr s 01101,10 Sale—" The ustne being new, mattes ssionek me sM sespicions." Mils then read the third time, anti passed • SICIIIQUItIt BILLS DILL , r. The COAlteld.l.oll4lllo EKCIIIIQUaIt Played s•third-sendittg of the Hectoliter Hills Bill. • ,Mr. Galtatigl3.—." I understand from the lion. Genialness that the Bank Loan or 6,000, is to be paid oft at some period out of the voted during the present Session. What sok is this—whether, suppose the payment . protracted beyond the sth April next, the specified in the Act, the same rate of lute now paid, 4 per cent. will be contosried, other fate paid to the Batik for the Lqats Rik. lam aware, enables the Chaucelliir Exchequer to protract the time of payment pleases ; but the rate of intefest is' not vrecitied. Now when we know that by the nitide of Exchequer Bills (the 21d. ones), money can . ed by Owternment at a rate of little more per tuft. it is important to ascertain whet! Batik shall hove the old rate of 4 per cells tinned foe this advance ?'%..-f /leer.) The CHANcltLtott of the Extlisoileß, • tour of 'like, replied, slut as measures wont immediately taken tb put this Loan its a course payment, the rate of interest, if even continue' the iirevinos rote, would make bnt little din , to the public fur the time the LOllll would The Bill was then read the third time, and • HANK . ARPAIRS. Mr. GneNver:l.—" I rise to move , papers reletise to the exchange of Notes deposits of Exchequer Bills between the and the Exchequer. presented to the ! this evening, be prissiest. I wish to rigida , tl !louse the particulars of this matter. and for mane 3rors • hock, it :s and hiss the practice 'fur the Bask to send two or clerks, or more, to the Exchequer, there criveand carry awry such Bank. notes as hat received at the Exchequer 110111 the branches of tie public service ; for their nn the habit and practice of the Basile to de the time, its a ..t-citrity. Exchequer Bills, , lug interest—for whom ? not for the publi whose y us taken on this securtiy; but the Bank. Bank snay, th erelbee. lug to thus system, deposit one day a of Exclietpier Bills tinning interest, he mensbered, for themselves', .and take away iy oi t the Imo of Bunk notes—with these th e y ma y the t usaritwesg dy t t o , b u y i till E: the sel l Exchequer, giernlliel take sin equal member of Bdok notes in lieu of posit, and so en coestiuue traffick'caglattsl real interest on the public cash, simply leaving the security of Bills so bonglit, b L e 3i tt e rt heqer ug u iitterrst fdr themeless. The insportasice of this to the Bask may h e a sce r t a i ne d f rom that sect:wiling to the accounts this pretested. ms an ovetage of the whole Par' amount of money so carried away by the Moil am les. than 4,500,0001."...-(Hear.f —He fore'movell that these uceounts be Printed. Mr. NIANNiNct regretted that the Hou. mitt had not cotinunnicated with him Irtfrire insole the present' motion. for he thought it conveisient that such a subject should be lots witliont previous initice. Every body •f4ll wi•li the hottitiesr of the Exchetpier knew tt ,z . • 1 1. 1•• • lietan 1 to wimui • • Hotei: of Slug • riortirlit- • emblis t erl cuurthotl roue Pier • . from the use ut at certain .Wt, with parishes • ' Irmo re- Chin:wry • proposed. • climbing mild take ;Quid, lie lot by the children - A sold by id would, 1, 'inure. ,troper lir- • . A :is • ors were '.eltort re- " be,' aonsi- I ; :ft nutted me of this Itokuow replied in I. new, the pd passed. ihoved the I. the Right ,000.utwi. lie supply • H I rise to it shall be the time 'detest as nr what The tor Of the west if lie opecitierl. of filitliew, au be mire they hether the :eta: eon. • in it low wuttlil he course trf titiourd ut Id retruin . , il3Afed. that tll4 1 . 1 Uitt; • MO he Ranh c lioftse tpluin to , e. Now, bus to to or three e t st- • Isere Iberia venni. 1 'int.-i. 1 ',wit at ' !I 1 .. Is, beur- public. ; but for aecoro- - he it re- ty a toil- hate trey there tale out If limo de- , K g at the iglu, mid itertatier from dint evening year, the Rank Wita Ile there. . Gentle. before he t very Ill- droduct -.painted Vita the jj • is • / 1 .ez;