The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-02-07 00:00:00

~~~a I -1 • -tt 'qt.% Wls . • • s- • NumnEß 473 k PRICE. SEVEN-PENCE. THrin hi the c After the ' All Ili entirely , Signor make his first Mr par Opera, rum, (hi Tuesday i t hi Satnrday. the 14th inst. a new Ballet, by Mons. Cal le!, entitled, Le Ratter ihe .1• • real ~,, to the Public, it is deemed neees.sry to .I.le, that any Property tia tiz , Tieket as an admissMnn exelonigrely to the Put y, is a r. sad un she Theatre. Ind a ill he lolled upon surarilingly a. sifter a. i n ch pea' (ire is discovered. Attelhhattee is given, nit et ilw Oar, of the Theatre, from Tea till Four evil, dip illaaaviieweeptird). . Vivant ilea et Begins! TIIRATRACINIYAL; 11)111URY-L. , IN I IllS EVENIN(I, SATI;(II)A1'. Feb. 7, IL their Majesties Servant.' will perform (2 1 time) a Ceinil Tragic I'lay, with in three ark., to be ca n e ,' TIII 7 , BRIDE 111.' ABY 1)(14. (Founded entirely apron the Poems of Lord Ryrno ) The Overture nod Mass; composed he Mr. Kelly. The Slachinery by Mr. 134111).0v.. Action of the (!liorrises, Marche.. and Combats, under the direction of Mr. 11. Johnston. (Lather (Paella or Allyiln.), Mr. 11. Johii.ton; Mint (his pi-pausal Sins), Mr. Kean ; Mirta (Pirate of the I.les), Mr. Pope; (kolas Bey (the Tintariiit Chief ), Mr T. Cosike ; n o wt (Ossitan's Page), Mrs. Brfirlinnoliers; Nassau (tio ‘ crone of the Baran), Mr. Holland; Murices, Mr. Bar fond ; Zuran, Mr. Cuveney ; /ten.lll•. Mr Kent ; Muley. Cheat', and Arlin (Pirates), Mr. tinsith, Mr J. Smith. and 5 1r. IVoolf. Znlieka (the es isle of Allsto.), Mrs. Illlirdvis ; 7,,iwide, Mrs. Bland; Oneift Cubifit ; Causaile, Mrs. II liglws ; Rage, Minty Milford Same I.—The Pirates' Golky brine Dop-break. "'Tie true-i—lbey area lawless Irrimd, And every treed—and every rare, With them say folissil a place." Bride of Abipios. Canto 2, lime 363. Scene e.—Tke Asiatic Bash 11 the Hellespool, opposite to Hero's Tower. " Before the guardian 'laves awoke, We to the cypress roves hail fl o wn. And made heftiest, earth, and main. one own " Cantu 1, lime 70. Seen, 3. —The Di►aa Chaotter. a 014 Gin Din oat in his divan— Fair as the Gnat of woollies 'ere she fell; Such was Zulaeka—" Canto 1, lines 25 and 158. Selene Carel/Joe of lite llttroirg. 6, Zoe mu. sae agapo." (My life, 1 love flier!! Lord /iron's Minor l'oems. Seta* s.—The Rorrfern Gale of Abseil:ls, and Triumphal Autry orlhavers " detest of Ow hwhiTinniwint batinke. " That woo, and well can keep tlisir lands." Bride of .4bythis. I.'„dofo I, li ne 2 1 13. %comet; —.4 Ilwadranole of the !loran,. " Tile UM of his negleettil shove— " Nay, start not—lsr.ss the term he cave," Caato 1, tine 364. Scene 7.—Zalieho's Chamber. Is This rose, to calm D, Lewin is earn, A message (rum the Itillbill hears-- What! net receive .n foolish Rower!" Corder 1, line 237. Steue 8 —The Grata beneath the Meow, washed by the llelespont. His b oa t appsars--nni five ears length-- Ilk band are phinging in the hay, Their sabres glitter thsungh the " Canto 2, line 439. 110'W 9.-716 e /farms Gardens ba Moon-light. • " Dauntless lac stuo4l-1•4 come—soma past-- line kiss. Znlicka—los my last. Zislicka started unt, isw wept — Despair benumbed lwr." Canto 2, lime 505. Scene Dirriee at lAr Chieftain's Feast. High in his hall reclines the tnrlrtieil While shifter the Alums to wild miso.tielsy— What ails thee, Drirs.r 'Why dost thou shun the salt, that sacred pletlce?" Corsair—Canto 1, line 633. %retie II —The Desteurrinn of w arm .. —" Thee stim-.1 I earl, a bwch, An I lire the dome from minaret to pori h. the cry Of women struck, and like • deadly linuck'd at that heart, by Int t yell." t'ortair—(nnto I, line 801. After whirls, the Farce nf TIDE IRISHMAN IN 1.0N1)0N. The nen Grand Tragic Play nt T:se Bride of Ahv dos r b e a cted every night ut Perform-mei. till Nei Ave mi. on Monday, wale The Children no the Witnil. %Inn Susiihenn •ill, in a few days make her third appear. uIIEC at this nester, as Ellen, in The Falls of Clyde. _ UNDER THE EXPRESS PATRONAGE OF HIS rill E... VAL UIOHNEss THE DUKE OF SUSSEX. VERB-ROYAL, ENGustl-OPERA, STRAND. E EIItAT GATHERING of tlt• HIGH LAND CLANS in LONDON, and GRAND COSI PF.TITIt►N or HIGHLAND PIPERS, DANCERS, and PROAD•SWORD PLAYERS, &r. &e. will he bell in the shove Theatre iris MONDAY NEXT, February 9, 1818, and rontsone th,• following Evenings of the Week, Wed iiestlay mud Friday el/rept...el. Varrare i.r 30 His*Minder% who have each individually obtained Prize, f►awt the Highland Society of Scotland, wilt traltßalt all the varieties of their peculiar National Mores and 81n.ie, the use of the Dirk and Tarry. &NA of the Broad Sword; and as acetonic repetveuistiou of the errilloom and Festivities attending a Hip:bland Weilthug. All ilw Perrot sorra will be dressed in ilw correct Common.' of E) . N iN DAY EVF:NING NEXT, felt. 9. 16118, no entirely New Ilirloriell Anecdote, or sir. Jetta Tale, (minded um Facia, in two Nom, called E FORTUNATE YOUTH; Or, THE FORCE OF CRF.DULITY! Mandeville Musebansen, just. (the Fortnuate Tooth), Mr. De Camp; Cecil Rsoad, Mr. Sinuous ; Mn.. Letitia Sarum, Mira Allackay(flom the Theatre-Royal, Newest.lle), who will isle...duce an entirely 116 W Par Sets!. A Conde Song by Mr. Sloman. To conclade with the truly popular New Broad C. mic Extravaganza Entertainment, in two. Acta, romp r rsc a ;mud, moral, 'ultimo'. tragical, comical, operates-al, meln draniatiral, pontoon al, critical, infernal, terrrair,al, celestial gallymashitakollapodridacal, Barletta Spectacle, yclepeil CIOVANNI IN LONDON; OR, THE LIBERTINE RECLAIM F.D. Embracing all the salmelptent *declaimer of that celebrated diameter, 'lever hefure made public Don Giovanni (the Libertine reclaimed), Aline Burrell; i.eporello (his Yule of all Vfork). Keeley; 'Mrs. Lepo rello (ITife to Leporello, late bosom Anna), Mrs. l'ineott. Doors oncost! at Half-past Five.—Performaiims rum_ messes at Half-past Sic Mem, 45.; :Stroud Price, 2r.—Pit, es.; Second Price, Ir. —44llery, Is. The hannense crowd of VillifOrt , lately attracted Ivy the ex traordinary celebrity of the Performance% at the Olympic Theatre, resister it owcessary, for the Reeolllllooll.lli 4444 of the public, to request that the friends of the Theatre will oh *lvies frunrsolicilinl the ised•luence of ()rulers slitting the continuance of the present unprecedented success. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sm. 17, 1817. FriE CO URT 11' DIRECTORS of the tINITED COMPANY El MERCHANTS ef ENG. LAND, trading to Do EAST INDIES, do limey mire Notice, That the preient INTEREST of Five per Cent. on the COMPANi"A BONDS shall r;ense *NI determine on the 31st MARCH NEXT, film which day they are to carry In terest null at the rale of Font per Cent. p-r Annum, and t h at t h e h um i dor . o f B o ods he allowed to bring them in to be marked until the 90th February; nail that such Banda Of shall notAe ?narked on Or before the amid 2011, Febrnary, shall be e aid MI the said 3lst with the Interest due deen oh, and from that date nentarked Roads shall nut carry any intertst. JAMf.. 4 : COBS, Secretary. NEW IRIAN LINENS, WITH THE PRESENT INT PROVEW ENTN IN El AND THE PATENT IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH. M.S. AND ASYLUM IMPHANS, DEA3I-11TRY.F.T. folio. Y. Felnithry 8, f tA, , A CHARTTY will hr prreclied . at She Spairsh Cha t Lis Excellreary she NIII.LAIID must reapectfully informs the 611 • Nubility, Families. awl the Public, the ti.ir IRISH LINEN*, with *lw present Insprintments in the porparat• altos, Whitt gives them groat cherahility„ are sold, stamped wit% its padre seal, in I @the and 4.411.., and also in tine , etha and 6-4ths for,Shretings sad Pillow Linens, at his IVarelsowae, No. 16. Chirapside, exchudrair. The Patent 431411 (mode piseely of Foreign Cumin atone, by strain) desirable f..r its luciveness to health in lint and changeable Climates, and for its economy, bring much supe rior 111 durability, hi every other kind of Shirting Cloth, whether British sir lea% is old in entire Mixes and by the PUT?, regularly stamped, fniin 2s. per yard and upwards as above, and at sou *Aber House. French Cambrica of the choice Valenciennes Fabric, nod Cambric Handkerchiefs This day is published. in i s VOIUMC alu wish Gilesu Plain•. 21.2 Q. ACCOUNT aoV OY Eof U ISCOV ERV to the WESTERN COAST of COREA, sn4 the GREAT IMO MOO ISLAND By Captain RASII, R N. F.R R. Pritstroll for John Murray, Albrowarlemrcet. writs while borders peculiarly desirable for quality and pi ice. I. M I Ll.* RI), Patentee, Importer of Fiend, Cambric* mid French Lace. No. Iti, Cbeapside. uniotsrmiy AND CAIIINF:E MANVFACTORY, Nos. 15,_111, and 17, Cathrrine-streri, Strand. M O tor it m G. l 4 l :l E Nobility, and Ladies :f I . ca l e e ss ieni tn en it . ); general. they have just completed a sew arrangement, and madegreat alterations, fur the purpose 'solely of disposing of their very extensive stock (not by puhlic auction, but in the usual way of trade). at very reduced prices, in order to snake room for ass entire new style of articles, with great improvenseuts and ',vend new inventions; addit • al 115411 i. ants arc taken into the concern, also will daily attend to execute orders to any amount. Its a few ilia, as 11, CILIUs ! is about to lake place in the firm, the Warerooms of this extensive establislintent will exhibit an entire new order lies' of furniture; must under a new plan of CCU y and di lieenee. will lie 'roiled at snitch lower ow." then (-err. For the East sad West Indies, and all other foreign parts, it is universally allowed nu manufactory has ever excelled Mtn g4ll mud Sanders's. TON, `took-Broker. 2, Csnthill, re, mom .117 A his crateful thanks for the favours of his Friends, re rrived for enure than Twenty Years part, and most respect fnlly presents awn' with the heady of the *beim: of the New Year's Lottery, which be natters himself need only be Krell to hecenerally approved :—There are 'three (;rand Prison' of 30,0001. each, which, wills the (17 other Capitals, will be all paid in Sterling. Money. The Drawing lweins the 4th of March, 411111 the First-drawn Blank, on earls day, %ill he en toolvd to the proportion of 14 Pipes of old Port %Vitae ill carlimizr, for I,olio Yearsor Isomer if required; fiell parti culars or which nosy he had emus, at t, CORKIIILL, where every description of hominess in the Public Fonda is fadh fnlll different variations in all the Govern. mew Securities, may be known as above every hour THEATRE-ROY AL. CO VENT.GA HD . THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Feb. 7. oil he locrformeel. a Musks, Piny, called GUY 11ANNERIN(i; THE GIPSY'S pr.opnEcy. Slannetliss, Mr. Abbott ; Henry Bertram. Mr. -.him. in whit Is character he will inirmluce, in Act 11. un i.h 111.10.4. and •• Tlw Night was spreading o'er me" 1111 i in Act 111. WOW. Address to his Army. " Scuts hue u Ssittionso, Mr. 14.4 ' , 11; I). oh, Desinire.r, Mr. Emery; Dirk ilatteraick, Mr. 1.1. ; (iolls.re 1...... e., Mr. Blanchard. Lucy Ber tram, Mis• Stephens; leg %waits., 31ra F, erluu. TO ‘IliCll WII: hr added time), a new Pantnmime, called 11 A 1(1.1;41) IN (;l 1.1.1 V 11K, TH E FLY I ISI.A NI). nio.." , arrange.' owl yr.51e5.....1 tinder the direction of Mr. En lcs. Lnher. r Harl...poin). Mr. IR 11 11 0 ," ; Ihr 01 I .1110111 l (11(1•4 ward* font strum). Mr. Norman ; ihos•hsese,..m...•, I J/111 fitanndlor of I.apoita (afterwards . Mr. roitualali. The Protect-see RI Moistens (after .l.llll.l ( . ..h•Neillier). Ms.. F. pelmets. Th« Tragedy of Fazio will he yerforn....l mu Monday :0.1 Thursday Tmsehes. Guy :gonorrhea; nr, The Gipsy's Prophecy. Th, hirho-Dranri, railed The lihistriusis Traveller, •l • I l ir 1. .. , Vl' of kinizel, will be yertiome.l Iwice a week 111711 IS of the Pant mt . ) till furil...r Th . :rind Pantomime, galled Harlequin Gulliver. •'l'. 1 . 1% mg Island , n lw repeated on 314.milsy 81111 and twice a k till farther insure. A U. s 4 ..me I /1,1'14. n larlt 1114. hers, loo; in yrepiration, will he Siltli.lo) 111 111 4th of NEXT MONTH. Three of .1230.000 !—too capita's! ! STATE LOTTERY prime toe Wetine►dsy, 4th of :11hiten. WEBB. Stock-Broker, f). Coar4 LT,. and ‘-A • 17. L U DGATE-STREET, remits& his Friend+ that on pion DAY, 4th of Ntxr MOTH, the Lottery be. ON THAT D.4l"—Ten of the Capital Prizes trill be de rided in the first Ten Minutes. ON THAT DAY—The first Prize trill 'wrier Fire Thonsand Pounds in addition. ON THAT DAY—The TURF. 1: £30.000 Prizes mon AU be Drawls ! ON THAT DAY—The First Nora will venire Foote Pipes of the Best Port Wine in the Aimpslow. ON THAT DAY—Neatly 5,1100 Tickets Mast be Drawn. ON THAT DAY—.•Diesni Forte Capitals will be Draws. And it motet he admitted that these are mild inducement , to pnirleave ear/g.—A great variety. and it is luipe.l a (m -inuets select iiin, of Tickets and Memoir? non un Sale At ill E HMI fortunate. Office.. 9, CORNHILI., and 17, LUDGATI -ST tE.I T. Illtre THREE Money P ri se s of vo,ota) . . . . . . Have hceu lately Shared. tiolif, - anol Paid on Orniand, 3.14419..... in 11 t3 O ) OM) M,634 1 ..... in 13 S!inrw...... rnynin 11,690, ~iii mliare". _ . MR. COIIIIETT'S PE TITION to tier HOUSE of LOU MONS is Ihiblishcd THIS DAY, Slinrelny, Frio. 7, in N.. VI: of coBBETrs WEEKLY POLITICA I. REGISTER. Price Two-pence. Published by W hark.,,,,, Nu 19 1 2, Strand. coonie of the host Session, Iw o o r three Petitions from the general hotly or Wmtt:lsmukrol. iirayoog the tittentsve entositlentlioo of the Home to their condition, hut the grievance of which the Berwick Petitioners complosort!, was one sit least within the imostolistte plower of the Govcrooment reilrrivi.— To take a license for the sale of plate fermi these iwoirle, under an Act !hilre than atitty yeats was to get no a tax in sin nom cowed manner. The Act was bevel. meant to ann!y to this class of per sons—it was intended to hr a how; Jsle tax oil the dealer* in silver plate, and lints /11* no Watch sts okers. According to the tosialera rim...unction of tins Act, the great tosnottfoiet tiring home of Runde' and Bridge, 'wring's the wi-itiest dealers its plate no the ktogilorn. weir called olio,' to tray no greater liceose doily than the poorest e try ‘Vatchiciaker, whose sale los one year did nos contain ten shdfowys worth offilloole. atrocity desionoinatarl. Awl s in fact, the Act Icy dirrfiltitsi at the will of the Chancellor of the Exclorgner, who, a Iwoo Lt waoted to press certain omits, Owned In she I)loiict Col lectors tm Initke tke.too,,,t of their eollretiont., nod then tin -sr oleo roliourci this tax. This Day is published, AREVIEW of .1 01 I N SON'"; CRITICISM un the STYLE NIII:rovs ENGLISH PROSE; with Slictores 4111 the Introduction of Latin Id►usns into the English Langtiare. fly T. HOLT WHITE, F..sq. Printed fur It. Hnnter, 72, St. Pant's Churchyard; ()fridge, 39, Strand ; and Ridgways, This day is published, prire 3s. LETTER to 'tie night Het. THOMAS BURGESS, D.D. F.R.S. and F A.S. Loni.Bi.thop of St. Davide. Containing Brig/irks no his - Lordship's Intro dui:lion to the Doctrine of, the Trinity, cud to t►e Atha. 'minim Creed. By A CLERGYMAN of the CHURCH of RNGLAND. Second Edition, will, Addition.. and Ciwreetiona. Leedom: Printed fur 'Roder!! ■nd Martin, New Rood street. LusitiNGTUN replied. Mat the complainta of the 11'atelitnakrrii, 1.4,4 Sva.i ~,,, chiefly referred to the import:llion of forrian chicks 141 Id watche.. Ile woos not aware that they matte 1111% steels com plaint as this. It ww. onisosible. its a genet:ll u.s. tests of taxation, to Npllll n grasloatell • rale for the extent of trade purse+wil by any individual, lie must fall ler the geticral livad Hrt..x3,10,, ing that trade. Alr. I itouullAM had the authority of 111 r. Pitt to chew that this tax wits never meant under the old Act to fall on the Wllll'll trade ; for whets lie was about 111 14y is geornil Inx MI that hotly, Ile cmitem plateil a plate In'cit'e N. M part of Ilan tax. Now there was sio fleet-list!) , tif his doing so if the tax had is pre...existence. Alr. C. LoNG Ihoogilt that if the Lax wait nn iin proper one, it might he repealed. hot while It had an avowed existestre, it was not fair or candid to impugn the Cover ~,,, rut fur all stering the li4 they were I iiiii sai to do. The Pettit iiii WNM these I:5111551 the table. IMPERIAL P.4RLIANENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, Funuaair 6. APPEA lA. Mr. FAZAKERLY Imatpm►ed. until Nlosulay next, his motion ti►r an Instruction to the Contenittee of Seereayon inquire whether any isusereillis i pi have been iinnituietl against the persons wenttnn rd in the itepon of last Se .ion as having fomented the d►rturlwurer took, place. Counsel were heard this day, in continuance, in the erre of Iturcomb and liare, and judgment lu the Cii‘e of Cormsic and Trapani!, Counsel were finally bessrd. Judgment tiortponed. ••• In the In.t Teelva Vearv, only FIVE:%I..ary P r ier. of L:10,000 have hers Shared ht FAICIaIIII. awl THREE. or Five were Sind by 111:1111 '!...A/Mt• a not thi• l ur k War rint the experlisl . FU (formally intnifeatesl stilt .aage, it Rat all, of the Thrre 1..n11,000 l'ilz.% iu the prt,., at !Omni., %111 he Sol.l I+) WERB - -".".- ---4.11.% -----•r-T -. - • . .--...1.1101100111110. ........... _..., . . LONDON, SA4 u._ -.4ICE 81tIVEN-IPENeE. .rirv. 17, 1817. 1 course of the in._ ',quid Ire neves.. -a. she from the general hotly in the attenttre consideration of the ._ 'hen, -14‘0,1, hut the grievance of which the 1,... "ooplintied, WNM lIIIC at lent within the i .- r 'lee Govi-rometit to rear...sq..-- I after has:— le of plate from these !my if MR* wwerta... I ioxiv veals old. lron to il•• iits•WVIA tXpllt',.., ..r. The 1 Grail kIIINII ; we therefore may procet.. -... i to infer, that this sum is voted partly to make g 0.... •-•‘,Supplies fur the current year, for which no pro. .--.4 1111 yet hero made, wild part voter) with ..... oft such Exchequer Bills, as •he tittle mentioned." --',IIEQUER —.` Part iininedo:m• &ode service of Govertimeid, if it should he neves.. :miry to resort thereto." Mr. TIERNEY Are we to nutlet:omM. then. that nn further vote will lie required from the [loose by Nliiiisters, for the politic service, instil offer Esster ? This will lntebtedly lw itstiulsc boy if once tt•rertuisted, mid therefore I put it to it trim to be umweted explititly by the Right Ron. Geittleitiso ; we therefore mny proceed with safety to infer. that this sum is voted purl!) , to make good the Sopplirs for the current yetr, for which tio pre. pantile'u has its yet been suede, and part voter) with the intent of 'toying off Ninth Exchequer Bills, int tour bee 00000 e doe within the time mentioned." The CUL& NCEI.I.OIt of the EXCIIIEQUER -" Part gill lw appropristed to the purprwrs of imineili:iti• Sispeiy. /41641 port to the puyingroff the outstatolitia Exchequer little which in;y fall due between this :oil kleoPr." Mi. TIERNEY—" So far we understand each other. Still I wish to know from floe Itielit lion. Gentlemon, is the amount of Exchequer ll,lls such as would absorb the residue of the 30 molliosis For still there will he tentaining over and shove, a surplus food from the. L aud and Mall Taft, Notaalit. tug to 3,000,000/. and it is stecessmy t•s ascertain the use to be 'nude or these PUMA, as it is neither usual nor expedient to make the yule greater than necessity requires at should be." The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIrQUER—u The Right Ilm ttttt rahle Gentleman has pot a question, whether the Exchequer Bills falling due het wren this and Easier will hr adequate to absorb all the residue of the 30.000,000/. 1 propose lib submit to the !louse it should vote for the purposes stated I have to state, that, without binding myself etactly to that precise sum, it will he somewhere their shouts. And the. House Mott, or course, make t isima for pe)ing those Exchequer Mils us they become due." Mr. TIERNEY—" Is it to be millerstold, then, that there will Ire sufficient foods supplied by this vote to ellithlelll9lelll to go on Nltl t mak in: , any fresh demand upon this II .use after Easier ? And further, are we to understated. that the 6,000,090/. whiell it has been stated are hr 'mid to the Book, formerly wk.:owed by the Batik to Government. are tv he 1/1111d in ttttt ney 1 some of those Exchequer Bills ? For if so. what trek will the country derive therefrom ? hire Bies.k will only have !mother Exchequer Bill or Bills locked up six 'militia longer in its criffre•. 111111 tbns tine loam will become one for a year !anger. M r-lead of for two years, as at first contemplated. As for my part, I shall feel it my duty to take every opportunity of drawing the attention of the [loose to the steps which may be taken by the Batik, with u view to re-commence its cash payments. If such shall he taken as conduce in my mind to that great end, they shall meet with every species of sty l i.). t from me. But if I perceive, us I fear has heed the case. the Bank making a preparatiim to resume it paymeot iu gold. by a previous equivalent issue of parer, then I begin to look about me, and suspect this cannot be the way to ell, ct this desir able purpose. The natural and obvi s way wool', be to begin by reducing the paper currency, mill resin • • g any fresh issues of paper. I ulewive the Chancellor of the Exchequer laughs, as if lie thought the Batik Directors have great cause of tr ph in making arrangetnenta for paying in gold a particular description or proportion of their paper issue. But I contend all is wit yet flour. !S o l.. withstanding this preparation for cash payments. if the Batik take payment of the 6,000,000/. by Es chequer Bills, instead of cash or Bank notes, will not this throw them back in their expectations ? for 1 cannot think so ill of the Bank D:rectors as to suppose they would reissue again those Bank tors which had been paid them in ta s ting up the ti,000,000/. And here another truth breaks in vpol, ria rather against our wills. which is. that actually . the Bank are now labouring under some ro:,si. derable difficulties in consequence of the hear v isd varices they have been obliged to make io mem, over which they have no control, as they have io the ordinary business of their discounts, either extending or diminishing their daily ditconists, u s they feel it convenient to their wants or interests. But it is a rule with the Bank, that when they ;:et an Exchequer Bill, they lock it up, and never sell it. in order. I suppose. to conform themselves to their charter. which prohibits them from dealiog ire Government Securities, though I caisson help sat - lug, that they appear to me to offend against the regulations of their charter sit effectually Hy becom ing purchasers, us if they were sellers of Goverioneot Secoritt e s...—( 4 4 kvigh.)--.Wrth a view to lend the aid of the House massy feasilile pro f. eat of criahlitig the Musk to resume its cash payments, I shall, from week to week, draw the attention of tins House to the measures which may hare pent resorted to for that purpose. and the proluitri. lily of any advancer - new helot; made Without things cals hr Ile - ought gradually hack again into that state wheiem our cuntmeire and our interiorl resonices were in the pleintiole of vigorir, it is idle to tlisciiini the gat...lion in th e F inance Cl.llllllllttee. or soy where else, whstlisr it would he beneficial to the wintry that pa t ,. r currency, circulated 14 the convenience 1.1 its t ruin rot. should be at all times or at pleasure rt.- dricilile or convertible into cash. These are pies timer ii worthy of the gravity and the resporaubility of this llotorr, and Hever could have found sup porters in airy well-governed state if there did not exist iir its bosom is set of speculators, who formed too strong a party i s r i n t eres t an d influence, 119 Neil Its in monied facilities, whose only wish is to 11t10594 fortunes on fortunes, by aviiihng themselves of the continued finctUllllolls . Its alts t . 111:11 9 , and Who. therefore, hod is.. 011,110111111Illt an 'Mil etUri. t for this system of gs,mbling mid trockorg with the I led property the coriotry. as %%hen every thing is embarrassed. perplexed, inol . -ct to I ly vortistion, owing to the change in our external or domestic relatr..ll, ( Hear, hear.)—These views may suit mei, s, r e Ctllative, adventurous. or desperate lierb.to, but :i KI NG'S TN :APRIL tvENIN(:. sATIJICI)AV, Feb. 7, hr isarriwined Ninzari's tironrite (trns, ent it led, LE KOZZE 1)1 V1(;Ali(). c eine r.f which as incilestat Dieertiseiweitt. (haws, the new Grand Balks, by M. Tavier, ACI`; ET (:A T.V.A. ely sew ti strie, Scenery, Drestra„ I)ecorat ions, he. ;stria it pilotage., at this Theatre, and will rat anpreirnsee in this etweistry. peps- eiiiilleil II Partnere di Sieighs. .slay next, Mozart's vim! Opals nr II Dow Gin- CHIMNEY CLIMBING EOM Mr. MANNY presented it Peuisi 0000 front the Mg. gionoteN Clergy. and Freeholders of Wellington, in the enmity of Salop, sgiiiiist the me of Climb ing lilt in sweeping cliiiniiits„ Laid on the table. PRISONER: FEIN. Mr. PEEL prove notice, tlr.►t on Wednea►luv next lie would 1111 l ve far leave to brin k ( in a Ihil in al►n. 119th Fres au the thaelsarge of Primmer* in Ireland. —(//ear. hervr.) Lord CASTLEREAM!. in mower to an inquiry made by a Noble Lord, lust night (Lord A. lb- Milton), mated, that one Report MI the Sustijrct of Fee• 111 Court• of Justice in Scotland had been pie:wined, and another war now in prepitrut BALLOT FOR TOE SECRET COMMITTEE. Lord CANTLEREAGII lIIIIVed the Order of the Day for entering on the Ballot fur the Committee of Secrecy. The SPEAKER directed the Serjeant at Arms to stiminon, with the mace. Members to attend in their places during the ballot. 'I he usual ihrectimis were then given relative to the mode to be observed by Members in putting their lista into the glass on the table. Mr. TIEUN —* 4 Sir, before the lists are put in, I wish every Gentleman to recollect, that, in pre paring Isis list—though I believe a number aie saved dist trouble by the lists being prepared for thesis—/ Near, !marl—but its !preparing his list Ise is bound to take care that he does not put in the name of any Gentleman not likely to attend the Committee. He is bolititl to inform himself of such as are likely to attend, before he makes out Isis list." The names of Members were then twice called over, in the usual firin—and rti li Gentlemen HA ibleHt•ell. mt their names being called, advanced to the table, sod put their lists into the glass. A Con 111 l i l Irr of Scrutineers was then appointed to examine and report the ballot. Mr. CANNING presented a Petition front the town of Liverpool, praying that that town might he lighted in future by gas, which was read, and order ed to be referred to a Committee. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that the [loose du on its riving adjourn to Alosidny seat.—Agreed to. _ Mr. CUItIVEN moved fur Account* of the Nun,- her of all Exchequer Dills issued from the thli of January, la 17, to the 6th of Janitors.. t I t, with their Amount, and the Authority under which they were iosued ; also of ell much as had bran paid olf during the same period ; al*o of ouch as now re. monied bultject to he issued pursuant to Votes of that House—which were ordered accordingly. Uu the 'notion of the CitAttctit.t.oa of the Ex- CHLQU Ell, the !louse agreed to resolve it*elf into a Committee of Supply on Monday next. WAYA AND MEANS. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER also moved, that the 1-lonse should resolve itself in a C ttttt miner upon the IVisys and ftleana for the pre.em.t year, which was agreed to. In the Committee the CHANCELLOR of the Ex- EQURR rose and stated—" It PI not itiy intention to mink's' the. Maier sweat misty p irt or time IVays and 31eitiot. except that of the alluvial grants Lianal at this pet it'll of the year. It iiiy intention to soiheimit to the Illimse a proposition for musing lay Exchequer Bills the slim of 30,0110,000/. for the immediate set vire of the pu b lic. By this mode 1 propose to consalidame two of the votes, as proposed 1, 41 11. 1 1 y, ji l ts ) nor, 1r..% Cor the II 1111 l e- kpaseish AMbessaelor. Suhscriplioua will hr rereivell by the Right Rev. De. l'uriter, V A. 1.. Pairion : the Rye. M . Norris. and Rusi.ell, Si. I'm:rail's Chip I; the Ilvv. Collins, Suit Park; H. pima, Kadi. Nu Ip, Molina. ruc-stro et ; A. Loweinaii, Esq. Nu 5, Reilfortl•viinare; Vier-Presidents: Mews. vVrirlu and Co. Hewriettii.oreet, Covesil.gardeu; au Mr. J. Kelly, Secretary, Nu. 45, rivet. street. IRISH GRAND JURIES. The Bill fur altering and intending the Act of the last `es•ion, relative to Grand Jury Present ments in Ireland, was read II second time, and or de►ed to lie c tied on Nlondays The House then adjourned to Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, FEnRuARv 6. The Right lion. F. ROBINSON took the oaths and his seat, on his re-election. I.F.E.DS GAS LIGHTS. Lunt I.Agert.l.l , ll lin.ught iu She Leeds Gas Light Bill, ulnas Mir Feud a first PETITIONS FROM PERSONS IMPRISONED UNDER THE ACT FOR THE SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS. Lord FuLKSTOPIE presented Petitions fr John Knight, of AI I sone.wst.r, soul Samuel Homes, of Nottior,hato, complaining of the arbitrary impri sonment they had %offered by order of the Secretary of State for the I-1 l)epartment, eta , !inn i ng that radiators', would not pate" an Art of ',elem. nity for the author% of their sufferisigs, but would bring them to c ligu punishment. The I'e►it were 4n:tiered to lie on the balite. _ _ WATCHMAKERS' TAX. Lord OM !AMON rose to ',resent a Petition from the %I'atclamakeri of the County of Berwick, com plaining of the Plate Duty which they were com pelled to 'nay. It ass imposed upon them on villain'', bon of the Act of George 11. wind, he was convinced was tint within the intention of the framers of that Act. The Act was ;avowedly in tended fur the dealesa mid manufacturers in the silver trade, and yet because Watchmakers used a small portion of that metal in their trade. they were called upon to pay the Caine duty that was land by extensive e►auufactorrra iii silver and gold. This mode of coast gan Act of Parliament, on the part of those who superintended the depart anent of licences. ought to lie controlled, and he was anxious to know whether it was the intention of his 'Majesty's Government to give the Petitioners that relief to which their case entitled then►. The Noble Lord then linaight sip the Petition, which 'stayed that the Watchmakers in tlw C ynl Berwick (who were few is) number), 'vandal be re lieved 1 . 10111 the Plate Liceice Duty of 44 to w h ir l, th e y were ti „ w e xposed under the Act of Geo. IL Oil the (wept' dud the Petition do lie on the tattle, . r. BROUGHAM rit•e t risiti lI'II NI th at come venUld br govess In Ihr ols.rrviilloll4of hi% Noble Friend toe ti subject so to a Luxe body of individuals engaged or connected soh a ingenious aud useful tr.itle. There wen, in ti!e