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i ar eirp T rr,-.7. ~-rourrmiporpr p urm-r-----Tr . .--,,, , ..- 7.""' 'IIITP -- 77 -.- : • ' "tiii i4... •-, • .7.77 . - - ~ c. .„ .. ./ „„ ,, . .. ~... / ~,, - ••••-_, . < 1 •, w , . . _ ~_, .. ~.......y.%..rvixt. !a,. • ... • N i l - l h o * Mot Allitt L. fr,- -vr , kk` N , H i . - - -- --,... ~r~ .1 •-'" . • • ..... -. . ---- Z. - ---..-. A.-. ....--:....--.......... `-...- ...D.-. .4. ILONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAILY 3, ncrrow nm.t.r.Ry, PALLAtt.T.. ' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY t ir ST. PATRICK. THIS ,;AI.I.EIIY. for the EXHIBITION A GENERAL QUART S JrIEETING end SALE of the Ivor:Ks of monent4 Arcrisvg, I P 1 of the GOVERNORS—of the ;RAND—and SUB O -• to t IS P (runt EN crely Day (ru Ten in the Morning until Five COMMITTEES of this I NKTIVIT . will he held at the to Ilw Afternoum Virginia Coffee -liuuse, in Enroll:II, tit ATURDAY NEXT, By Otili r, at Two o'clock. JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. By Order, Admittance, 19.—Potvlugurs, I. J. P. MITCHELL , Secretary . ------ ..-- No. 2s, Queen-square, Nliminsbury. 11 R. IIAYDON'ti EXHIBITION OF ....191. —There are, at present, about 28 Vacancies for pnor IT, IntAwiNGS front the CARTOONS mud ELGIN il ""..'"" , '" ht 1i , 11P./ uP, before the a PP luue , l "" ll A "" iv "" 11. * MARKLE:4. by los Pupil., Emitliver and newick, 11$ NOW The uotnnottee tame t h at t h e ',owe , ouri, tiy a c41011)10 1 ever- OPEN, from Tim ii•Elterli. till Five. else of their recommendations, will *alit the Pointed' lee ill Ailimai.ion b.—Description 64 a proper diarriminatitin of Objects for the said Vacancies. February 2, 1510. plaice SEVEN-PENCE. MRP It 504 1 . 1811). non suffered by this person in the course of his isre years imprisonment, the greater ',art of which %timid have been avoided if there lied been' a se cond assizes in our year. The Petition was brought up and laid on the table. t" IM.ROY 41. IMPRY-LA,VP PITY SIXTH NIGHT of the NEW TRAGEDY. WFDNESDAY, It hi" M.j. ty S wants perform ((Or the 36th time) • Niro Historic.' TrAzrtiv. ratified ItRUTI'c ; OR, THE FALL or TARQuIN. vri , h rint /I""wr....gorbilvery, I)rrl•rs. s and Dreorations. ihr Me•k twei+kwlsl le eh. Pipe.. by Mr T larias.lumius, Mr Kenn ; Fisher; Neulns Tsropoilt, Mr. li. Kembie; Amin.. Mr Peltier ; Claudius, f'i.rstuy; Cullalismn. Mr. Bimemigli t Mr. Lucretius, Mr POWrii HUI Atli.. Mr. Ymmuld. Me. Gluvor ; Tsequistic S 1 %P. WiNt; )Ira. Rcbit.on ; Pritsksis *if Rhea' , Temple, Mrs. hiverinn. In Art I Ilse Peueirmios of Tregoinia to the Temple of riurtnne. Af:sr s .1• will be pertnewleil, for the ttil lime (what the thinlis he is ratified to call) a new Cowie Pao tutigico.., under the till" of "lit; SILVER ARROW; OR. A ARI.EgtiN AND TAM FAIRY PARI RANON. Privet: Aluer.l (aNeeleardslwo), Mr E. Yarn.'ld; Priett , e Flege.omiw ofict worth Panlatnoo‘, Mr httetrwei MAO aad (afterecole Clown% 1 1 411o:ea Ni.. runnthar Foltitticards ('ukorbin*. with a Into on the Fla- Stub t), Mho Tree ; Fairy Pout Ranon, Nis. Cooke. The Donee to he opcuc.l at Six AIWA, and the Per -1%4114311re to to 2in at seven. fts : Scroml Prier, 3e —MO, ; Sec I NW% to. G 111,71.21 ; Seeitl Price.l6.-11piws Gallery, Is. hue- I I'Bl/ fi 1 11..•er and Plariv to he taken of %tr Rndwrtt, at the Re. tootle of the Theater. from Tt•u till Four ; where eiey be 114 , 1 4 Privet* Ih.t metilly Tlw tire Tragedy of ttrotira mill he repealed rccry ammo tar till farther anther, clan pt when u .1i be per fotewll 11t Cesar siwctri Angela, M. W. IV. iir.l her G o t eptwalemw in dew 0141311 r I ' 11r• cr. r+lolie P/111101/I.IIIV 111 The Silver Aritlle, will be Weird e• y Eirrousg till furl r not orr. The lento remeirmalatioo of all' n. w Dramatic Romance of Ftcabbit Fula, will i f fluty atoiotiorril. I'IIE.IITIIE.nOYAI.. CUFF:NT-GA !lilt:V. TIN EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Fake, will !if aflr , ilw Play of TEE M: HONOUR. Chrr.Jirr dr Sir Frei r, Mr. YI , IIIIIE ; V . .!t intr. Mr. Ah. Damned. Mr e. K. intik Mn. Mrlfool, Mi.. Eau r%i B rihr, Mier O'Neill. After shish %CI be remwr.l (first time in this Theatre), the -- I . re At IVHO'S TUE i)UPE ? Macy, Mr, W F.%rren Crag.grr, Mr. Jniaes; Gradua Mr. Fawcett. EilZai , 4 Ou, Apr. T. Hill; Charlotte, Mre To wbich will be 1144..1 ;for the 33.1 time`, • New Gr•ud • Paulo 00000 a.% called tIARLFQUIN wUNCHAUSEN; 0111• THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. llonchanon. Mt Silanione; Harlequw. Mr Ile ; il•iAtO rII , IIIiCOP .11ftersard. Paolaknit:, Mr. Ncrstrin Mir LeFTlVoionry-Dedv i y(ffbervards Clown), Mr. Or. ; Vulcan, Mr. Comer. S-pork Fragnotia (alter .r wak . a4 Culwo. bier), Mile F. Ekon. te. Iti the court. of the Pautosoime, a Pas de TrUIS, by lbe Ueuurns. . M Th: Duui* will 1w opened et Six ()Thick, and the Pere (mitigator !olio at Seven Poxes, 7s. Secood Pi Ire, Si. Ad —Pit. 3..641. Sec I Price, 2..—Loser ry, 2s. Smoot Price, Is —Upper Gallery, Is. Secouti PI ICY, 641. Plates fur the Bolos to tie liken of Mr. Brewton, at the Bovoffiee, Hurt-►trrel. front Teri lilt Four. A Private Sox may he had for the Stamm, or 'tightly, of Mr. Bratoloo, al the Sox office. The new Genud PA reflect Harlequin MunchAti- Den. will by r. Treated every Evi sting Tuttualuw. The Berger'' , Opera: Captain Ic t ehentl., Ik'r. Hunt (lam Beal appearance u the Stage); V 011), Hiss No ph• to:, 4)u Friday, lb , Op Gov Ninnneriise, or The Gip, 11 Vropliery : I.ney Berl' 4111, Mu! Stephens; 31ilt Min Somerville. 11, 1 Salonlny, ihe Cnioetly of Thr Sohlier'e Daughter A o-n. .g• o• ion. noel Mill be pi-oilseed, fop ihs. Gist tone, too Wei.lneviihiy next, railed Evadne, ni The Statue. FOR 'THIS tYEEK ONLY. ROYAL CIRCA)* AND SURREY THEATRE. grills PRESENT V. EDN ES%) %Y. Frt.. 3, and fulliming Evenings, at Haltpast Six precisely, fur tlit cigbili (line in ibis country, THE AMERICAN INDIANS, of Ihr Oneida Tribe, oho arriirrd lati .y in She ',hip P.iritir, s,ll xl.ibil the War Dance, Mode of ('orollas, o#l4l I , IIITY of Pour , of the North American Warriors, sad an Ono nlan Oration. After which !righteriels lime) • Romantic Caledonian R. in MCC, in threw iris, THE IfFART (IF AIM-LOTHIAN; or, THE LILY OF ST I.l:oNARifit, John, Duke of Arcyle, Mr T. P. Cooke; the Laird of H.l.olorditic., Mr. 11 7 11741W14R1:, Gettlai.• R.thinf44l. alias ! Staunton, \T r. Welk i!..; Arehiledil, Mi.. Fawcett ; David I Dr , rni., Mr C.ifrosi Roi!er, Mr Cowart); • Mr. Ridgway. f10e..., of England. Mr', {Sham ; Lally sotliiik. Ws. Bryan; Wtldflrr, Mrs. Egerton EOM )Jeans, Mrs. Horn ; Jessie Drawl, Mm ▪ c. orbs& wills a Comte Heroic, Operatic, Tesrie, So 1V11111,,.. 1/I;rkiid Spectacular Parody, ender the INlr uf • 11()N GIOVANNI. 11 . !Ili zarep :rand Overturf, prrforttwel whit 41te original Accompissimrlit.. 'fLe {hat , under the Oen COI )))) /If Mr.A.;iwoux, wbu will dirty a Spaititli Holt - far t trills &list. Slur. ;p.m's. Gli,rq.,not",, Mr. (ib!ross; Dun iiitxrnan, aria Churl of IsiniwK, Ms, T. P. ('.Duke (their lhin7 appeltriatee lit Ilia torsi-len) ; Dwu 4)riswio, Mr. 1-ennaril ; Mr. Mr. Wyatt. DUllleli Auww, Mrs. i 1 uukrs. i.e Marble' !Pori-, by a real Pony . "eiterio in the nctossal *vita of set II Yhen, being IlVide of irooit It ea. only be 114;11 to her in thv r poiadoo of Ow P 441267. 48.0.-1•81, es la.—Half price at Half-pest Tight. I.Notrit In he opened at l"iii-put Pirformaneas ein,elade 4, Ebeveu. PRINTING TYPr.• 'fo $Ol.O KY AGI 10. V, By Rill. hAUNDEIZs, Irm fireigt Room, No 39. nert.siro. L 1..1 WitragDAlF • x.r., IL* 1:06i, ;101 b1.11,.‘,..14/. 11.. lIAh iwstwall e tea ative ileClusk pate:tarty) rat . do. t.(; :t ...ti ..st..,,tt • sst I :t (abort ..t) of PRINTING TYPE., minsprebetal. i'it foals+ pf tr.raltas I..ta , a, (emu Mitt. ess liar Pica hi Pei 011; w, ilsivorro. Tau-liar Leiter (0r.,,, plain. and 1181111110C11004:, lie 111- i04140g 000.1141 tan:, Kssala. calculatc.: r Nowxylprts •1101 ur .1 iv 61. aih.le 14 maid; JIC 000 4 ofasodtro cut, and of li hol;.a taanufacisie. CAlntugar*, aW I Ry, .. aOw Tyre, mtyhe had at the (Mr* of Ile. “eimat. , r.. wiles drill furwAr.l tili soy put W the aorltralisa by ittin, (pint r:ttet). AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE Serjeones Inn, Fleet-street. A GENERAL QUARTERLY COURT of the cOtt POI{ ATION of tlw A M ICA BLE SON ETT for it Perrioal Office, will be h o ldese at the s o . gelyi Hmis.•.ii Seriraor..loo. Fket•strret, no WEDNES DAY, the 10th day of FebroAry instant. at One precisely. •42 CIICSIOAJAI lOn ►he tO►h onsw,will he published, riE ROUSE el ATREUS a tl the HOUSE ot LAWS; Trageities founded on the Greek Drama : with * Piehere, use the Peculiarities of its Structure suit lidiralltriliespka; and other hoots. Hy JOHN slam, named, of Kiug'slegi, Cambridge. Dsuatien lusigoia Nubia A Annus VIRG. N.N. Loutkm: Primed fur J. Nunn, Great Queen•Mrent. REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE ITWELP"I'II ANNIVERSARY DIN- N ER will he to the City .4 Loudon Tavern, Bishops. gate stern, uu TUESDAY, in link .4 February, 10110 PIIIII , IIDLIVT, His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK; in the Chair. VICK-PRIrSIDENTS, Hi. grace the Lath...f BUJ. Rt. IWO. Ural Kenyon Oscil Rt. Hum. Lord Carrington The Noble Marquis of RI. Huu. N . ~cellucur the Exclnqsaer H. Lord Viscount ElRMirn. Sir T. Flume'', SoNrouth Rt. 11...1 Earl Bristol “s.el M. •sv. 41P4' Bi.l- p nr I.undou ilun. and Us. RCV. the Bositup of Oxfnrd ILL Hun. Lurt! EArdley ter or ihr R , ,11s Sir Thos. Baring, Bart M P. Wawa; toot M.P. Edo. Pretfirror, Elm M P. n m Wnemcorm., Fog. M.P. AkitatieleT srnuett, Feel. TRZASURER. "Award Fonder, Esq. TRUIPTECS, T lu.Lington, Esq. LL.D. A0%1111.14 B•nnett, E.q. I Eilwaid Fursier, E 9. ITLIPr, AT Ds, I Samuel Jo4sepli, Esq. 1 ‘i iltison Kent, Esq. A lewo der %%dray, Esq. T. G. Itavenshar, Esq G. E. H. Sicliweiger, Lsq. iVillians Vaaghau. Esq. Fro. &rick Webb. Esq. John Woolley. Esq. Dinner at SIX u'Clueli privisely. 1 Earl of Mounl:Narria Hon G. nes al Ir.he Cunning Air Chalks Fl.mer, Bart. t•anut. I lln rb. E.l. Alderman Franct% M Ommaney, F.aq. M.l' Samuel rennin!. .Inn. Esq. Brisjamin Hama, E..i. Tickets 14a e:teh ; In he h4d tor Ole Treasurer, Steward., and Siecit tory at the B. fugt. in linticue-roail and Fluxion ~r t h e Cidit t iu t ., and at tie bar ur the Tavern. ISio, S. Evalil. lint Ihure a the President, Vice - PEI indents, TIV:IDWer, awl Strwards. itoacirr CROSBY, Secretary. NEXT TUFMDAY MORNING, ALL IN TWRLCII HOLUM. !..Prizes of.. f 20.060-240, 0 00 Money 2. E.izes £4 000 Monty 2 Priz , s of.. £1,100.. £l,OOO Money Prizes of Ode, £lOO, £3O, &e. ALL IN ti,ntin TICKETS, Al.l. PIC IZES FLOATING, Al.l. IN STEMMING MONEY, ALL NEXT TUESDAY, WHEN THE LOTTERY FINISHES. . Tiekels sod Shares are en Sale nt nll the Lottery Metz is Liii.thas :mil the Canal , y. N LXT TU ESDA Y. W.3IA ItSl the Polllit.. • that ihr Rio& of the Small LOTT! BY, 0 1 wi ly 13,114 A Tstkets, will la drawn NEXT IVES )AY—emit a in ing 4 of tO,Otant 3 nt 1.4.0/ lc. &e. Sterling Money ; when be hopes In hare ..f el atrihwling some of the ohm , ' C , pimle, hires_ in 0... last mai *hared fine, a..M at his 1 rlossaie a itEcr i I, Ilulborti ham the tot. lowing Capital Poises:- 0;M 4100 60 P. 09. i4,000 2,931 5,01)11 I 13,tleli. AO tier only 20,1.041. ever atrlJ, acc. de. All Sterling amen! X 4 O STOCK PRIZES—NO FIXED PRIZES, AND ALL IN ONE DAY!!! TBISTY. li,r Lott..ty, meat • rwwWeetfolly into nos his !test Ihfeuds, ilw PiiNic, be bait efintrarse4 with cnv, nu:twit! for .uu tin r Lollery, of pally 61100 Tiekeis; nail be is huppy to state. Om with so UIIIII4't hu is (alibied to pctstot r ziebtouie which coati Prim of rzepon Monty. Ski ruput otiber Copiti6l4; and ihe Indite are Ito be drawu pi Our Wry, vii . 9 h of Tills Th)NTII, (Fc,:raotry) I . Ticks to ri d Shares *ft telling al the fontraetnee 4 1 11firea, 1, 041001, and it, ehanag.roura, laritrion; anti by Isis *a ' ritlli•• Azraiss its the Visited tiles:visits), •.r It gris,.. T. 13111, great Ist...ware is atatin.: that its ths iner 1 • 111.0 sy msst or the (;vitalss a! fl . ..11.1 1 1 SLarks ; ant: Ls. usleasuse is much valuta/rail by has la Sag ea:shied to stags : that Ina Ottire• acre rut W.Sital) pfC•4lninenily com bos ss.,tas, as ire si.surrsi 0tt0i1.,14 gtrahr in her and Oinco , . l 111411 tiny collier 00:11,-ktilitf, itiets,,jol 0111: rail.: , ei 31,010 L iiis k,ll/1 sialC3, Z.C. 4.. &C. la- 3' MP. va, •0 "' • • • ' —; IMPERIAL PARLIAMEAT. HOUSE OF LORDS, r, ftsitvLaw 2. This day the fl 2bir of Sotttos-t the Ends of Aylesbury and Winners, bin Middleton, took the °sibs and (heir ACCOUNTS. Mr. Bradley, from ate Mott (Mire, presented varitt4 nc conrts, Jaw lls the amount of noveteigns, half-erontiNt.lniling.., and oixpences, coined Riner the mg of the 581 h of the K.og to the sth of Jann.ra•, IRlit; Atoning the number of the same 11110191 !Kit 11114, rut I. t:lt lon by the Snub of England, sad oth►rwtae wnhbr II". Mt , period, and the expense and lime% %oat:anted in the I Oil:tige of the Mr. Rippon, from the Bank of Fnghod, pre.•entrd vat ions nrruonts from the Bank fetal', e to the smothers uf Notes issued within the last yenr, the forgeries detected ant: paid, and the entwines of prosecutions. These Paps in were, uss sin 'notion of !the Earl of LAUDIta- DALE, Ordeitti to be prmiert FOKEIGN POLITICS. The Earl of Livtaroot.. by order of Royal Nighties,: the Prince Itront, laid on the table the s-veral Teranes and l to.vennoses noticed w the 8 1'vecit of the Lords Comonsooners. Lord Ifor.1,4111) 46krd, whether it would be con venient for the 1 Eld to rovicot n day for taking these Treaties and Conventiona into coml. deratio ? The Earl of LIVERPOOL replied, that it was not Ins intention to sound any motion upon the papers now presesoted. 'foe con•tderattun of them would he invoked on a future mot ton nf a more general stature. He thou ► {ht it, however, right to inform the House. tl►at toll one subject connected wills the papers now on the table, moo gocsatimos were ►toll peitsling with foreign Powers. Ile Oleoslt. subject of the li!tiVe Trade. The Earl of LAI•DEILDALE Mc/aired whether the Decldration homed by the Allied Powers assembled at Cologre , o., nod the Conventions concluded by them relative to the pay►nent of the French contri- IMllO.ls, %%tne among the papers now presented? To tlits question the Earl of LIVERPOOL 'snide no answer, but began to look through the paper] The Ear! of LatiDEADALIC SIM he did not wish to !orbs his gaestion—the Noble Earl might answer it at his leisure. _ Lord flottiatirs a.ked, whether the papers hefore the Hoopr tin braced all theetigageinents tutu which this couairy bid .rdererl ? The Hid of LIVERPOOL answered that they did. Loud HOLLAND reinnkrd, that, if hr had been rightly iliforined, the topics illustrated by the papers now presented were of the utmost import once; but witil he hail looked through them he should nut give ilotice of a 'tortoni. BANK RESTRICTION. The Order of •.:e I)4y heing read, The E:4l of LI V ERPOOL ruse, for the purpose of submitting a motion to their Lordships, for the ap polutineut of a Secret Committee to investigate the affairs of the Batik of England, with referctice to the expediency of resundog cask payments, and all other inotterscontiected therewith. In proposiint this inquiry to the House, he haul lost the smallest tlitEcul ty in saying, that it was very fir (non bring his wish that sock su iiivessigation should now be thought i l ea cess try, and it laid been his earliest hope that the Bank of Esiglatid would have tobtilted the necessity of it, by resutritag its cash payments at the period flied. lied in the Act of the lust Session. How far such an investigation might now be attended with incou reitietsce, it was not for him to determine, but lie trust, d that whatever that inconvenience might be, it would he obviated as much as possible by the discretion of those to whom it should be com mitted. It was tint Ins intention at the present stage of this affair to toter into slily discussion upon the great topic connected with it, another and a hitter opoortunity would be found for invests gating the subject. But he felt particr larly desir ous to avoid it on this account—it was probable that many Noble Lords would be appcioted as Members of the Committee, who, on \.ll ieuo Woos, had expressed their tocittntittits upon, either side of that question, but be felt that in the in cluiry proposed it would be much better calculi:teal Par the cause of truth if they were tot sac, on the itivestigation as fret as possible front any iatjudice or bias in favour of particular doctrines which might arise from a recruit discussiou.—/hear, hear.) — tits sole object was that the subject should be siftel to the bottom, and that the troth should, if possilde, be iliscosered. It was his desire that the ii,quiwy should be condocird on the loom:rot sod nowt exten.sive grounds, hod should comprise ton only the aibtirs of the Bonk, but esti y ot her matter c (((((( retell aid' the ctill , toy of the coutitiy. these feelings, lie should content himself with moving " 'flint a Serret Committee, ctritsist;ng of thirteen lords only, be appiciutrd lu ii.vavitgate the affairs of the lIIIIk of Eit,:iand, sails reference Wave exp.:Jitney of Ihr Bane's re. manumit Cash Payments at the pert saw specified by law, will all iiiii4ters rumircted thidrwillt, 11,11 wit Injury fill the rum id individuals; that they crport suet' tufuitualion tu she House, with their olivt rvnlitnis thereupon." The mutiou was seconded by the Earl of HAR pm BY. The Earl (if LA DERDA LE objected to the use or the words, oliservisitoits therrtipini," as tending folutit a n control the Committee in the expression Of Iheir tion4hioss 41.sr a f. w worts from the Ertl* of I,tirsttpoo,L, •" • LAX/AM) 41. F.. owl IJARROWIIY, it* Maid "Ibert:- tipoir" was rimmed. • . The Nitortiuto of LA tilt , lWW4i rarivesaid bit sc. rpti...eroce til the ruutio. , , mote 0,4( however, ow .o.st the euppontion, thin the aifsirr of this liatik ul Eiv. 4 1,111(1 were the lortitNial pusutS fur C41111111.1r- UM) in the present tititstion. Ile by sio surant doubted the lability sit the Wok to resume I my clients isi specie. Ile then arkcil, whether the Com mittee was to bt secret ? to which the Earl tif Liver pool having replied is. the affirmative. the Noble Niaryins observed, that *rowsy was no more 11'4:ro sary to the colls.4lermlino of iln% question Ihen in the tut/nines respecting the Loris LaWli, sir any either Hunter which had hitherto been 111141 C site wl Lei L inquirY by Pillbuilreolity Committees, and trout the publicity of which no in y had resulted. lie earnestly hoped, with the Noble Earl, that the pre went investigation would silt shuts import:tot titte•tiose to the bottom, mid that tire result wreak! Lie " The sirotion theoput Adjourned. carried nem. 110CSE or COWMINS, TIMPDAY, Ft-utumn - 2. PIIIIDAR I.vt:ost preitfolcd n Petition from llii• bnrunth of IW Irma iu Swing ill SI Rill for the livittr recovery of btr. This PO it lUII WM% I efera ctl to • Cu limo Stec. vuTY (IN COA I-ti. -- • • - Mr. C. CALIIEIi; presented a Petition from the inhabitants of th.- loariOs of St. Sivioui's. in the Busough of S•nitliwork, complaining of the Duty on Coal% The Petitioners complain ed that the itilialii;unta of the metropolis nod the seljavent districts of Middlesex. Surrey, and Essex, had to pay a duty of 9a. 1041. per clialdron sot their C 036, while those of the distant maritime counties had only to pay 6a. toil. and the midland counties no duty at all. The Petitioners stated the large sums they paid in (italic!. of ;Ilia description, and the unequal hoiden they bad to bear in coma parasol' with that kid upon other parts of his Ma jeaty's subject% T i c Don. Member strongly re comnsendeil to the Douse the prayer of this Peti tion, and that souse stepa should be taken tu re dress the glievenee of which it complained. lle concluded by moving, That it do lie on the table. Sir ROBERT WILSON. in seconding this motion, enforced the necessity of reilreeAing the grievance of winch the Petitioners complfiiieri, and said that if it were trecesitary to raise a sou; equal to the pro duce of this duty, it ought to be done by a general and more equitable tax. Sir M. W. RIDLEY did not oppoae the motion for receiviug this Petition—lie merrly wi , h,,l in en ter his protest against the iniposiihoi of shy gene ral tax for the relief of the Prutirmera. Ili what ever 1112111)er the thity were disposed or, on the part • a the northern proprietors he contd coot cameo to their sharing ill ally tax destined for the relief of t;:e Petitioners. _ The Petition uiei laid nu the table. EXCTER MARKET. Mr. Couturrivatt prevented a Petition from the Mayi.r BLit Corporation of Exeter, praying for leave to lon* in u Bill to erect a new Mut ket-pluct. —Leave given. POTION AGAINST CASH PAYStitNTs. Mr. STUART WORTIALY said, he held in his hand a Petition from the Merchints, Mannfactu rers, and Traders of Halifax. similar to that which he had babt night presented from Leeds, kr i els immediate resumption of caah naynien 'by the Bank. He thonglit it hut candid to state r in con. sequence of what had fallen last night hogs the !twin lion. Gentleman opposite (Mr. Tierney). that this.Petitioo was in the same words es the lea -(Hier. &ear -- press their sentinients upon such a questions The Petition was laid on the table. Mr. I.! sty ;NG said, that he held a Petition, *ivied by .2.0° of the most respectable Batikers. Merchaiit.. and Traders. in Liverpool The Peti. Lion wea lint only to She same purport as the last, hot ke was witting toenail's It was vouched in the same weirlos..-(fiefre. kear.)—lt "At' .bfit'"l by *hove Isaffui rho Liverpool Balikers. The latter. its this pctiettlar quarter of the c try, were tint ,liithla to the *N.-cum:A wi ica softie Gentlemen thought applied to persons of that burly in deliver: dug their opinion upon this question. for through Lorespool and Latica,hire tile 11T - union paper cur. teary %Ai that ut rue Bank of Eoulaiiii. There was lute signature appeorled to this Petitiots to which he hsgged to call the attrnilnn of the Speaker: it was that of an opulent anri most re. spret:,ide 'gentleman, Mt. .141111..4 C1111;ler, %Visit bad annexed to his signature the 1 , :r.b:111 which Induced bun to sign the Petition. Ii- was thu more anxious to. sloe this gentlemen's reason * so us to do ham full justice; frr Io had. in feel, beets one of his warmest politi al opponents at the late election. Mr. Cropper, by way of molten. die to his name, had written as foilows Be. Came I that payments i t specie may be post.. potted, and because 1 do nut recognise the prisiciple s that it is of any great.public liliporlance whether they should ever be resumed.''—l Herr. hear.) Mr. TIERNEY maid, that Mr. Cropper was the most honest man that had appeared of all the Peti firmer', for he fairly spoke out what he really felt, and what was, in fact, the plain questitm at issue. General GASCOTNIS wished to ask the Bight Ho. nourable Gentleman opposite, when the plan to pre veto Bank forgesies, olludied to us the Late Report of theComtni.sino, would be carried iota elocution ? It was most material for the people of Lancashire, where so many Batik of Etightiol notes were deco. lama, to get this information. The CIIANCVI.I.OII of the XVHEQURI replied, that he was really unable to give the (;allatit Gene. sal a definitive answer. The Honourable Member (%ls. U. Gilbert) who oat the former fright men booed this subject, us one of the per.ons forming the Csnrintis.ion. had intimated that no delay would take place in carrying so improved pilau luto exe cution. The Petition from Liverpool was then luid on tho table. • le pre. —Moor • hear)--and that one of the names atib• I seribed to it belonged to the banking firm of Bur- - I ,e the her and Co.—(llear. himir.)—For his own port. co far from thioking it objectiorrob4 lot peahen to I=e%rroo4 thvirohtriumpe wore titto subject. he thought 111 , 111, of till other men, the roost competent to et. BANE NOTES Ou the motion of Mr. MANNING. Accounts were ordered of the Avenige Armand of 13Joik Notes issued front the Cruk of Etrgi:foiri during each year, from the Ist of January, 1797, to the lit of January, 1819. TREATY OF AIX•I.A.CHAPELLE. Lord CASTLERFAGH pre-eland Papers, by corn. mand nt . his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and according to the desire of the Home. The first Paper was a copy of the Convention ntered into at Aix-la-Chapelle on the 19th October; the second was a copy of the Treaty of Evacuation of France ; soil the other Papers were cupisa of ses veral Protocols relating to the discussions which had taken place among the Representatives of the Allied Power (hiring :he meeting at Aix-la-Cita, pelle. The Noble Lord stated, that he hoped to have it in command from his Royal Highness the ['Mice Regent, in is very few days, to lay before the House several other Papers connected with. the question of the Slave Trade, and the correspond ence which had taken place upon that sohje( t ; and also some Papers explanatory of the esiodiri. rations whirli had taken place subsequent to ilie Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, respecting the peens wary instalments alluded to iii the preceding coments. With respect to the first Papers, wlsich related to the evacuation of the French territory by the Allied Powers, he viopt.l take this NIP"' tunity or stating, that he did not mean to CAI 1 40 the 0171111 mi of Parliament o pus them, es the measure* to which they referred had broil taken . in furtherance of the negociationa of 1815, asitlt tOrtady it ceived the necesseil siancfitro. Thuogli he did riot mean to take tine beim. Of the (lunar on the Papers to which he alluded, lie ass ready to give any information rest, rung them which may be required, and it wu t l I hit, or course, competent for any Honourably Niember who ple.i,r4l to make ally part of the l'apt Is iI sub j ect of inure particular inquiry. With resp.ct to the private claims of naltsoduals open it would he necesssry to introduce a fill into par liament to give effect to the arrangement no atilt subject whnk had hero entered into last iiiid he would now give notice that he 'route! ,Introths4 this 8.11 on the Thursday of next week. The Papers were then laid on the table. j,,, WESTMINSTER IieSTINGS 844 L. S.r F. Buitotyr presented a Petititm, .. 1 4.1.4 nuttiber of respectable. inhabitants In West t.aiet tl:r Wtrlpineter liustiu . sr pu p a04:ey,41. 7 • • - ' ' • -•• maw , ' ek. • LIVERPOOL TOLLS. On the !notion Or GellVtal (; ASUOV% r, the Li. verpuoi NlarLi • Bill was react a first nine. WATER NIONOPOLY Mr. BIM° presented a Petition from the Wm bitaists of Middlesex. against the monopoly carried on by the principal Water Companies ni the M. tropolis.-1.441 on the table. PETITION FROM "IR. HUNT. Mr. D. W. HARVEY presented a Petition from Mr. Hunt, against the Westminster Hustings Bill. lo performing what he conceived to he his duty in presenting this Petition, he hesteed ar the same time to disclaim any knowledge o the matters to which it referred. or any particular ucquaintsoee with the Gentleman whose Petition he lichl in his hand. _ _ The Petition was brought up, and read. It. complained of the enormous bill brought in against the Petitioner for expenses, by the High Bailiff of West • ster, and complained of the Bill now pending 111 the House, respecting the payinent for a hustings in the manner provided, as ir total sub. venom' of the free(lain of election. The Petitioner also complained that the Hon. Mover of the Bill hail charged bin with encoura g ing riot and dis order at the last election, and particularly with having countenanced the attack upon Sir Murray Maxwell. Mr. Betniterr rose, and disclaimed his having ever made such a charge upon this Peti:ioner. He had never said that Mr. Hunt had encouraged the base and unmanly attack which had been made upon Sir Niurray Maxwell. The Petition was laid on the table. SOUTHWARK PAVING RILL. On the 11 - o - rtii;is4ll Sir Unseal' 11'it.sorr, the Southwark Paving Bill was reedit second time, and ordered to he committed. PETITION FROM NORWICH. Mr.%'. SMITH pie•eeeneil it Petition from the last Jury lor the city am(' county 4' r Norwich, priiyiug tlcit 'wise slew toi.„ln be taken for the better and mute speedy inlininiatration eil inetiee in that They prayed the same relief winch was (saliva for lay the siortheiu costumes: namely, Ilia more thim one tiNsizes iii the year slionld be held in their populous lie begged to it Air ay a fact, in support of hie prayer of the Petition, that a young mail had been cont nutted to piisaii alt NairMatil. and his trial poStpoll - at the next assizes alter his committal, to einistwierice pi a variation iu the IlriftralUareas of and lk Ot the cud Or liar rrrolld year from hi; committal he was brought up at the ensuing ""i4", Ile was Acquitted, it being eie-arly sltewu that lie was wholly Tut of the olivine with which be had hero elidtgid. The null. (;ro- Ilieptista otht.ervitl. phut innet have been line actual punititiment, independent of the ~noral confatianni- 1 ' . . V.irmitil; L preeisely• stmr•on; -...,,,,....„..... .........._ .. - KLUX Pigailkimirilliebumw. wets Neo n the Fla- 1 . RANK FOR MONEY TRANSACTIONS. L. ETTICE fund CO. 3.5, Howland-street , Fitz. I the Per- Ii ri-t..4;nare, have the entnntand always of Musty in I Prtre, lc . th l' . nim.at Amount, fur Aunnities, rllk ue Niles, or to niersure in nuy manner suitable to the evrrontstauces of the allerYt Is.; thusuwer; and *here the Applicant is of known respunsi. I Witty, they can nuke an adv.ture 4.n the first applicatsun. it the MI. Constant attendance. SIR SAMUEL ROMI ELY. This day WAS published, AN EU f..1)6i UM on Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, Pronounced at lbe Rossi Atbeurum of Psi* by M. BENJAMIN DE CONSTANT. Edited by Sir T. C. 11ORGAN. Printed for liriiry Coßmen,Cutoduit-sireet.