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Kenilele; Aron., Mr. Peeilev ; Clateilmr, Mr. Covent y; Collaliniss, Mr Bromwich; Valeveue, Ml'. 11"1101,.1 hearties., Mr Powell; Horetio.. Mr. Ymisold Tonto. Mrs. Glover; Taigninia, Mel W.M...gti I.lierviia, Mrs. Itobtlieuo ; Privates. of Rbes's Temple, Mi.. Illivreion. After which (7th film), a new Muteral Farce, called HUM NOTIONS; OR. A TRIP TO EXMOUTH. Priveritusl Characters by Mr. Mandrel, Mr. T Conke d Mr. Pogo. 11, Mr. Knight, 51101 Cubit!, Mrs. Alsup, sad Mrs. Nam'. The ortv Musical Farce of High Notions., or A Trip to rimoulh, will be performed every treeing sill ruttier llor I ire To.reerrow. John Dull; or, An Encli.lornsn's Fire-side, Demii. 'Dredge tedelery, Mr.Jobastoue; Jub Thorpberry (AM lit , . %, Mr. °Morey. 4). Sieeesrdiey, the new Tragedy of Brio 01%. 0:1 Uanday will he produced, a nen 11. lon Iharnal i cPlay, kneein acts, to be called The Heroine; eie, A Daughter's Conrege. FAST INDIA HUVSE, FRisnoArt 5, ISIS. rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of she UNITED rt )11PANY of MERCHANTS o . ,f' ENG LAND, tradiog to the EAST INDIES, do Acreby give Mince, That agretalOy to the Rbrnhitinn of the General Court passed on the 4th lushod, a GENERAL COURT will be held a t their noose iu Lesoieuhull-streel, on FRIDAY, the 'filth NEON, at Eleven o'Cluek in the Forenono s. for the imrpose of :mitotic into consideration a Latter from Robert C,aasphell, Esq. and the PArirr4 explanatory of certain Lonna to Ow lentindor of Irtriansicram the said Letter beiug as fulluen, viz.— V . RAYon:wt.; EXIIII3ITION 01' -DRAWINGS feasts the CARTOON% •nd r.t.t:i MAIIRLCS, by kss Puyih , Lastilseers god Resieli, aie RE.OPENED far a Plod time, newly iiiipuoile /he Brae.% Gallery, at the GREAT ROOM, up atairs, No. P 7, PALL MALI., in cousermence of its LTIFI. 'VCRS' hi Si. James'- street. IMP Liti di I. PA LI Alf ENT. .••mmin..on.. riana...they are not confined to any elite. of society. Fie has. on the our hood, to attend to the interests of the commercial clae•--acid. nu the he has to attend to the intrre•ts 01 the agricultural class. It is not his duly, it wryer should he his ferliov, to drew any preference •to either else.—ha should hold the settles evenly between them. and give to each the fair opportunity of baring their views. their wisher, and their interests brought before the Housr. 01 LORDS, IVrotir.aav, Preatssay 17. This Joy the tart of GetssiohD, soil Lord Wesiiissovsit twit the oaths and shelf 11s15. Iry arA‘tonn Mr. Harlon ran TIMIIIVP the WinMy and the Pnhlir, that the Mewing§ were never in so how a heat before, or looked so well. A rearm appearest at the Mr huh the Consitia ey Caart b with a copy of the prureertipg3 in the divorce ease t Tee. lowuy mud Trehmity.--I,sisi tot liblt Sable. MESSAGE FROM TH F 2 tiousr. OF COMMONS. Mr. Brueden, Mr. 11411. Gar* anal others front the Goose of Contantrog, brought cp the Twenty Millions I:echelon. Bilts Bill, and the Bristol Goa Bill, to which they requested the conciliar-tier of their I,ordsbipe. The Bills were rrepectively testi a first tune, and orttsrril for a sseood pearling. ANNUAL EXCIRE. The Annual Excise Duly Bill was re-ad the this/ tionatted passed. The Hoeft then adjuortird. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEnNemaS, trimmar ROYAL WEATMINSTF.R INFIRMARY, FOR DISE.ASES OF THE EYF. HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the T Minim INRTITUTION wil: he given nt the Tha iAxd House Tavern, nn FRIDAY, the Pith of March Ilia Grace the DUKE of WELLINOTnN is the Chair. The 113111INI of the Steward., 'nil (mother Particulars, will be immediately published, impartial •cotivarteratiott of .ilie I.,ewalature. He had, he raid, given hi% atlsuce to the l'elitionera— he told them that, it, hot oplotou, thus fins its•i TINS Iluie to Ifritigr lilt. :collect ortlrr tiros. liitt, loartig duce it *ol'l4 ere outt}ctat.ilile for him to declute preaeutuig their 11l i l to, 1/Mt•igiletr. Ili (11/111g 60, he rroultteretl he wet tliechargiug uur of the t:rat eikultleS of • I.lritteh Sr ' 6 To James Poulson, Esq. Choirmao of the Court of Directors of the Mot tab. Indio Componv. " Sta-1 have waiter) with minions expettali;ol the arrival of the Bonita and Accounts rrivcred to in the concluding mwartrapb of my Letter to the Court of Directors of the tOth May last, which, were they here, would prove, that while the amount of my teatutaciiisse with the Zewituilar of Fizianagram hash en grossly emiegerated, the character of those transarliims has been greatly mietaken : but as those 410eansnote, istihnsigh Mr. Csollettim Sint* spriwriat hate been instruct( a to prepare attested Copies' marl Translations el them to twig ago N. the month of November, 1/ 4 17, have UM. the prrarnt late period, arrived ; and as 1 ant &wows of submitting my conduct, ou an occasion whirls 11.1% been much misrepreseitted, and but little noderatood, to the Proprietors of East holm Stuck, previous to offering inyrs4f to their notice as a Candidate al the app►oarhing General Eletlitio, I have to solicit the frvour of you, Sir, to appoint $ day for laying heftier a 11clieral Court of Proprietor. those Pap►rs which Imre already arrived from Madras, and to whit!, by your Serretary's Letterer the Ist May last, I was perm:fled to have access, together with such others as 1 may produce its justification of my traossctious with the Zemin. Jar of r isimiagram. " 1 have the 'manor to he, Sir, t• Your most obedient Servant, " ROBEKT CAMPBELL. " Argyll-street, February 4, 1819." " This sky is pobtieased 1 vnl. Svo. price 12.. it boor" illf Smell Edition of rirriE STiirre nod r,f thr LAW, considered in 'heir various relations to Society-1a a series of Letters. By JOIN RAITHBY, of Lincoln's-Inn, Fag. Barrister at . . 1.71 w. Printed fur T. C!dvll awl W. Devlin!, Strand. Amongst the Members .V/11111 thin day we 'deserved Sir William Batt. who 11... k Ism seat fer the flueiiiigh Blischingly. On the Hon. Baronet's coming to the table there was some laughter and applause. BRISTOL GAS LIGHT Tie Bristol Gas Light Bill was read the third time and passed. Mr. CURIVEN presented a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Land of certain Pari►hes in York.lore, ray ing, that the Owners of Lead Mines might be rendered liable to the Poor Rates—Ordered to lie on the table. BRISTOL PETITION. • Or 'born may niu, he 101, by the mime Author, The LA IV Relit PRINCIPLE of NION F.Y ; eutiq'ulered in Leiter lu the Rittlit lion. W. Hulltisqun, M.P.; price 44. 64 TII E.l 711E-1:0 Y., COVENT-GAUD EN. TIIIS EVENING, THURSDAY. < ell. IS. will be seed .sth flair% a nrw Tragedy, called EVADNF: ; OR, THE STATUE. Willi new Scenery. Dreams, do. The principal Characters by Mr. Ablvdt, Mr. Maeready, Mr. Voinag, Mr. C. Kerable, Mr. Connor, Mire O'Neill, sad Faieeit• The Prolague in he spoken by Mr. Egerton, and the Epi logue. by Mrs. Fanrit. 'in *hit+ will he added, a New Comic Opera. called THE BARBER OF SEVILLE. Count Almariva, Mr. Joules; Dotter Hartrilvi, Mr. Faw cett SaW, Mr. J. Isaacs; Figaro, Mr. Limos; Mr. Pt lir ; Arens, r. Sillllll4.llls ; Tallboy, Mr. King. Ku moo, Mir. Ehchnnt; Mareellina, Mrs. Sir 11111!! Tihnuarnw, The Beggar's Opera ; after which, the new firer of How In (;.t Place, and Harlequin Mutielianveu. 0.1 Saturday, the new Tragedy of Evadue, with Husbands and Wives. On Monday, the new Tragedy of Evadne, with Sloe I;.arel. 0.1 Tu. silay, 116 e Opera of Rob Roy Maczregnr, and the Farce of Buu Tun. This day is put lisbed a in 3 Volume., 21s. boards, A Al ON TII AT ST E V ENS' S. By A LATE RESIDENT. " If this. be Ilse Mirror of Fasinun, it is not less so the Mirror of Trash.."—Parrace. London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. The SPIAKIPIt informed the !louse, that the reeogni. amens on the Petition presented to the Hume against the return for Bristol had nut been regularly entered tutu and suggested that the order on that Petition might be dia. charged.-0 s dere d accordingly GALWAY ELECTION. The 9Wwanvit observed, that as to the Petition from She County of Galway, the object was nut that the House atmuld enlarge the time for entering into recognizance, bait to grant time to ascertain whether the reempizimee was regularly eisteted into in Ireland. He therefore suggested that time for this purpose should be enlarged to Tuesday se'unight. Ordered, that the time .hould he rola. g et! tar the recog nisance to be received by the Speaker to Tuesday seamen. The Papers before mentioned, which are on the Record of the Court, will) br rrndy at this House Jor the inspection of the Plopriestiro on %Vialnesday nett, the 10th Instant; and those which Mr. Campbell has sittnified his intent' to pro duce, will be ready fur inspection on Friday, the Ittlt Inst. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. This day is published, i• one vol. tiro. illustrated with • Map and 18 interesting Plias sad Views, price H. h. hoards, A TOUR TIIROUPH SICILY, is the Year By GEORGE RUSSELL, . Of his Majesty's Office of Works; nndertakett ;II company with M. Fromm, one of the Judges in Ike Duchy of Meeklenbergh; August Wilhelm Forster, Doctor of Laws, of Berlin; and August ll'ilhelat Kepks lides, Doctor of Philosophy, and a Professor in the Univer sity of Breslau, Silesia; Gentlemen possessing considerable literary attainments, with »boas the Author become ac quainted during bin residence, the preceding w inter, at Rome. London: Prioted for F/terwood, n erly , and Junes, Pater noster-row. TOWN OF GALWAY. A similar order was made as to the tecognizance oil the PetiWu fur the town of Galway. ASSESSED TAX ON HORSES. The New Piece, called The Ruffian Ilny, having been a third lime honoured with moat unanimous approval, and announced for • fourth representatinn with nichutinded spplanao, will he acted every Evening nitrr the very popular 'lmmure of The Heart ref Mid.lcninste, which lucre:nos in layout. (m each representai ROYAL CIRCUS AND STYRREY THEATRE. rirHIS PR.F.SENT THURSDAY. Feb. 18, and following Eveningi, will he presented (31st time) n Ccleilonlan Romance, Ui three arta, rolled THF. HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN; ' it, THE LILT OE ST. LEONARD'S. Jain,ke of Arnie, Mr T. P. Croke ; the Laird of Dnitchiedikra, Mr. Fiorwilliam ,• Clenidie Rohinauvi, alias Summon, Mr. Watkins; Archibald, M t Mr. avert, _ ; David I)eaes. Mr. Clifford ' • Reuben flitillet, Mr. tiontery ; Rat cliffe, Me. Ridgway. Queen of England, Mrs. MIA ; Ludy SII fr.,111, Mrs. Bryan; Madge IYildfire, Mrs. rctertitis ; Ellie Dew, Mri. Horn ; Jeanie Deana, Miss Tarim.. After which (fourth time), a new Mein iircuot, in two acts, founded at. Mis Opies popular Tale, called THE RUFFIAN BOY. Harms Waldemar. Mr. Gritnery ; Girat.li Dural, Mr. T. P. Gunk..; Weir, Mr. Clifford ; Rraao, Mr. Fawners; t ;dim ppe Criarin, Mr. Wyatt ; Halo (with a fig 'nitrite Song, roniprou•d by Mr. Sanderson), Mr. Morley. Ethelende (Wife of Braun Waldemar), Miss Taylor; Madame Steinheiess, Mrs. barilcit ; Catherine, Mrs. Brookes. In Act I. • Rustic Billet, with • Psi Seal by Misr In Art 11. a Grand Mairinerade, in which will he ire's dnerd vrry favour'', Carnival Dante from toe Si !vet price at Half.p.tat Eight. ---•- • ' Doors to bemoaned at flail-dart Five.-7b lazio at Half past Si x.—Tbe Perfo►mances to conclude by Ekren, TRADE.-TLIE LONDON 6ENtI- uk. 1N E TEA 00V4'A CI, Imrtgete-Hill, with eiHreh p',:s.are repeat sheir sarteeledgewess to the Nubility, r; wry, end their Erieuds at beret, fee the daily ersetimuaoce of 4 loifCCr portion public Favour, than ramps was e'er I , Noised, wider sinall.se schemstalamesell, by any asereashle Latnlsli.lonsent whatewer-.—hasst (Cr such gre>tt Patrunale has been merstvd, mammies% vriih she Pablirinh r. dornnitte. The Company raw h. to announce, ttrit for the Item r aceunusuilatios of the Itiltaloisivis of Mary-le...Niue, soul a:I parts of the West I.:oil of Ike Ow) o ill open • are Estalkohinent NEXT S.-111.71:1/ AV, slue "Oth ta mest, at No. Its, OXFOR1)-STitEET, Nearly opposite Itllnd•streu 1. ohete the Public may be assitrerl of iwo.t sappiirJ with TEAS of the uime Qual.tin soul Priests us have given inch nisiverioil satisfaction at 2J, Lutittate-Hill. (:samtuts.—lt is imperative on the Proprietors, iii self slefenee, to state, that More the shore t'retiaises INTe taken, several Grueeie are preparing to open ttionsea within a few &en • the Curnpan), therefons, solicit their Friends, who u,ltad to honour the hew Estabioilinient h • pretrielire, nut to lee notated ioy any external resemblances which may be adopted. The Connelly 's OrW E..tibli•llTlrai is 140, ON F01:1)-STR ELI% NOVEL ATATE LOTTE#Y, ONLY 10,000 TICK VUS!-40 CAPITAL S! trici.cusNo TrIRF.E of .C.29,(.00! ALL Or \TWO MAT DE GAINED BY ONE 1 !Nat. TCuitirietor for !he hot Imt1044••• • inform* Ida heat ErielNK the Public, that a VFW letTrEllY is now opens Sit., ewasirtir::: of roily 10,400 . .! , irkrir„ with 4t) ANititais (among who le Are Three of 1 - 20,1410; with au iiierrivwd ri l e. t• ur iniour L'aintali„ Itv a reference in the Scheme it A ill be recto, llint err! .At Prizes will be entitled to undriern Toc!cets (or shires in roportion; ; by which ariartarvieut the Purcha.rr of ti wor.lor Ticket: 141 w. fbr t)nving, may 'WI tinily obtain AU Thing l'ri.us of 1:10.00o!!! •...4 cress Ili- Pori - has. rof w Slain-nib Heir eon. £lo,ntio! Aa there novel femur'''. in the *Leine cannot 1311 to prow, highly attractive, rt— .-oils:m.lNia to hi% Frieatla to mike an 'Ally port-hare. The Itr." lnlt will lake place rot the 2.3.1 or N MONTH (M4SiCtl.i Titi,l% and iilinrer are How oil role at the nitLeitahlirheil 06;14 ..f 4, Cor li. I , and 9, nun inl7-crons, Lon. don ;and by las Avonsta ut titc Cunotr);, it, the last Lottery, he Pol.! No. drawn n £201,000), N... 1.43!,, n Prize of t.'.2,000, both of Stet (AS lIMML) - than os.y other it)oo.kvi per; and itt the Ine'-‘ 1116 ; Lonety, /to. fio,4tOtl, ter. Sae. TO TIIE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. Committee Room, Fleorietta-street, Wednesday &coin, February 17, 1810. Getemestvls, I DI I) not think it either wise or hecominz to IL hold out to you pompoua eepectations of Humber* That were to confound my Adversary on any given day : first, because I did nut choose to expose myself to the rldi cute cotsseqtieut upon a disuppointment ; and secondly, be cause I did out suppose you likely to be in any way iiitioenred by the realigatiou of such expectation. 1 certainly could not hoes. that my troops were ready inarshallett, and if I could, I should have passed before asisionored it, oldie there was a probebility of the deser tion of etrie•leilf of them on their very march to the Hust ings- Ceutlemen, starting at the post as I did, when every hope of a fit person presenting himself to supply sorb a vacancy was exhatisted, my only trust was, that the Firemen would look to the C kar4lol4l , of ties e s otroa, melee, than to the qualifications of the hutahle individual who wire willing to fight their battle. 1 saw no ground why, while a man might yet be found who would profess and wroild art upon sound and rational prieciples of tubed y, such as you of old had sanctioned tu the persons of Mr. Fox and Sir Samuel Romilly, you should be handed over to a new sect of unintelligible theorists, wituseprincipal claim It) your support appeared to cons!st in their vilifying and elenouitc lug every illustrious politic character, living or dead, that this tenuity leas produced from the Revulistion downward, save only tneinselves Unknown to you, anti without preten. Mona, except the humble one of faithfully imitating those to whom I felt veneration and &Preece to be floe, I had no other hope, I Muhl have none other than that you, Electors, would feel the cause to he your own, and would accordingly take it into your own hoods Would it be enough to say, that this day's Poll has justified the expeCtation I had thus coercive.' ? Gentlemen, in the last sere* hours you hare swept away all the advantages of my opponent's three mouths preparation, and that almost without ass effort ! Laid , mote remains for you to do, but let that little be r , dime with energy and promptitude, iii order to pot an end to the ferment inseparable from the prolongation of such a cookie'. . . I have the honour to he, CLVTI.IMI S, Your ailiged sod faithlul humble georant, liF.ttf,“ I: LAMB. RF.FORM OF PARLIAMENT. ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER! coutriit in which von ore now rilusged is oof Mille importance 10 LIBERTY thou ally of yore 101 101 l e 4'olll t %IL l'he two Aristocratical Factious have again combined to suppress the voice of the People. They have otter more Wit aide their dil..grareftil '40413131es fur power and plunder, nod have united to prtvrtit Reform. The Leaders of She Tories and the Leaders of the Whigs, with 11w iefo,e of id parties, now emaciate wl the same t4lde, and compervie in the same bad cause. 'Vermont hotted the nol,t te animosities the most deadly, are st'lientled ermre the rltidr‘ction of your rreedum. .1 bey mistake your inactivity for indifft rune.. to the cause of Reform, and hope by its coulinuauct to triumph over They deceive themcelve.. Ton will emu.] to the Poll, ..,4 aeon .. ymir liolepeudetter by returuing Mr. 110E -1101;SL with au overwheluting majority. STATE (IF THE POLL, THIRD 1117. Hoant?usr. LA . . ... • Committer, t 7 i-leer's c ueke t.p e d, n , fetwerery 17, 1P419 S•tieiviptioles le F.‘peetw: ..r the Clemina are rowi4tel at ilk Gassituttve . nsc•slret Coveut .:,..l.lcra *NJ 107 Ur. &woke, f li or4.tercr, 110, Strnesd. BANK FOR MONEY TRANSACTIONS. ETTIcK aw l co. 35. Fitz .lll.4 roy.qtrare, isave the rims:nowt alwa!sa of 11 'y to Op t issosisat amnu u f, for Ancuulir. , 1311161 ur NkIiPN, sir to advance its soy manner isortahir 111 the tirrotostasicra of the Borrower; and where 11w Apiiltritsst i of kiatewo rerponsi this', City CM mastic nil Mb' tuft. sit first applicztion. .(...stain RI 1. misti4. 110 euti:ltetact the many attempt% t h at ure dusty mule to 3311•03 e uu ;lie unwary 3 stieriohn cootthtPi. filth term , Nt: of the GENUINE 111-AckING intlogreil PAY opul M 4141 IN, 4l4ey have u sew Lubel,tu lauds tl,c,i•udthe..., Hi. /lion HOLBORN. is an c.mtpie..toutht placed in the cadre, flint they trust tul; V trtattett ty du., awl the el, demure ut the type, .clue!; can, like• all It tier-prows, itatcha*ets at once to effect the 'm1..1010111 rhr JAPAN Bt•ArKiN(, made Ivy D and M A all S, 97, High authsten, ti •t. 14 tu %Atha at 0.1., 11, ♦ PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF THE CHILDREN DICLONOINO TO ST. GILES'S IRISH FREE-SCHOOL-4, beery street, formerly called Dynt•titreet. Bloomsbury; INI.TITUTED 4TIII JUNP, 1613. PATRON, 141. Grace the DUKE of BEDFORD. PRIMO/ENT. air MGM' MACKWORTH, Bast. VICL.PRTAIDIENTI, IMg Wi4ber44oo, Esq. Al?. Slajor-Geseral Sir H. White, Joseph Butterworth, Esq. K.O B. Charles Grant, Esq. . R. glebe Dtverel), Esq., Najor.Geoeral Neville. I . S:r John Simeou, Bart. THOMAS CLARK, Esq. T"F- - ANNUAL MEETING of SUB sCRIVERS and FRIENDS to this INSTITUTION will be held in the Fertniationa Hall, on THURSDAY, the 25th of Fein-Nary, 1619, wilco the Chair will be taken at One °thick precisely, by The Right Hon. the EARL of GOSFORD. The Doors will be opened at Twelve. Some of ihe Chi!.lrrta will be examined as in their Im• prevemzeot, and * Report made of the Pruesedtogs of the last Voir. _ _ . _ The above Schools were instituted for the benevolent purpose of bettering the Condition, awl improving the M twin and Morals of the Children of the numerous Irish Puor a , principally in St. Gilet.'s. Upwards of POO Child's. of both Sexes have been instructed, and many of themilmtre been fed and clothed, There are at present 2511 Buyii bead Girls belonging to the Schools, and lIS others waiting fir Admit ; which the Committee have been under the painful necruity of hitherto denying them, ua 'mould of the inadequacy of the Funds to meet the additional Expense. Any further information that may be required will be given an application to the Pre.iilens, No. 45, Great Ormunil• iceeet ; o► to the Treasurer, No. 1, Bury-place, Bloomsbury-square. itcatii at the fieneral Meeting will be reams/40m Ladies. • The late esteemed and ever-to-be-lamented Sir Samuel Romilly was a Vice-President and a liberal Bvisefactur to there Schools. E rro.N. sTocw-Ficoxsa, ‘2, CORNHILI, *it'd STRZET, contrstulates his Friends 011 their success at his . Office 0 the Cutlery just cadet', sod ti usts the !Me good lark will always attend them EATON canuut help thanking the Public at lame fur their kiwi support fur so.usany years, ait4 Wises they sod Dime FUHUME will still costiuse their favours. . THE SCHEME OF THE DIEW LOTTERY WHICH DRAWS 4311 MARCH, CONTAINS THREE OF £20,000! Besides 37 other Cap,tals, And a Free GO of Eighty Tiehefe. ••• The number of the last f 20,600 Prize ever drawn was 4,456, and sold in One Quarter, Three Eighths, and Six Sixteenths, at the above Lucky Wks,. ATKINSON'S AMBROGI L SOAP. • V HE 'tuneful efforts of common Soaps are generally kuo-so : to notice • familiar instance, look m the hands of a womao..srlio has been washiug ; their use invariably Mat smarting, redness, ant ultimately wrinkles; to remove these evils has been the object of the Proprietor of the Ambrosial Scrap, which is prepared by a new process . , free from all irritating qualities, and cOriposirel of balsamic re:liable ingredients; it. removes redness, hardness, and freckles from the skiu, prrvents it clooppilig, and males it luxuriously soli. while, and even. Price Is. the famine ; and prepared with Naples Soap fur shaving, price 9.11.-1 s and Is 641. each. The following Artich.s are pri.sioned to be too generallf known In require risloginni. • • ATK I NSIIIIN''S VEG ETA BLE DVS, clown grey or aed Bair too the head tor whiskers ,to • peentomeut brown or ' black. Prier 55.-10 s. Sd one goi s on. ATKINSON'S CURLING 14.1•11 t, restores the hair Wfirre it lons fallen inf from slhsess, persiiiratmo, or any of those ealins occasioning piemaure decay; N also keep,' the tair.in furl (luring exercise in dancing pr walkiiig, or in damp weather. See Sorbian instances of its auccces ill All .Panay urn the Dais, enclosed room! each bottle. Price 3a. ed. a bottle. C4tair9 A nil,' counterfeits, ask ton Atkinson's fluid, &e as theft ark seversl servile imitations. Sold by the ips pprooor,..lssws atki 0000000 0 Yerfomrr, No. 44, 4';errairil.silVlll,Solio.sqiiiree, London , soil by app 00000 twat, by most Perfumers and ILiir.tiressais in tbe k 101, liggi . Mr. 1.11/11INGTON brought tip the R. purl Ginn the Corn mittee on the Asseswil Times Act, witch stated, that cabin' duties payable on horses should be coutiiiiii.d. Leave au give', to bring in a Bill to that effect. AORICI7LTURAI. PETITION. Mr. STUART WORTLEY presented a Petition from certain occupiers and owners of land in the West Riding of the county of York, ►tating that the soil of Great ILlritaiu was sufficient fur the sup port of its inhabitants. and praying that the facts contaimed in their Petition might tee referred to a Coinenittre, and its cam their report confirmed the sten-meta in the Petition, theu that the House would be pleased to lay a protecting duty on the produce of the said. Sir ROBERT WILSON said, that after the• clear and candid declaration of the Right Hno. Gentle man (Mr. Rolintson) at the head of the Board of Trade, expressed at an early part of the Session, and after (he aright add) the general feeling of disapprobation notiotifested by the house, which in this instance only echoed the feeling of the coons try, he had hoped that all discussion on this sub ject would have dripped, and 1,11 further attempts of this nature abandoned. He was, however, dis appointed to this hope; he found that day after day similar petitions *ere laid on the table of the House. He was surprised to find it eq. Were the petitioners and their advisers ignorant of the public feeling? Did they, lie naked, forget the exaspe ration produced by the discussinu oil the corn Laws ao exasperation which had not been ►ince up praised? He would wish to know what the Petitioners wooded. Diol they want to raise the price of corn ? —did they want to reduce the scanty spstenatice of the poor ?—already were the !shouting classes re duced to great distress—were they, lie u►kid. to he starved, through the means of Is prohibiting duty to raise the price of grain If, said the lion. Goodrum', a certain interested class will persist to pour in Petitions, he would taut• them against the effects of a powerful re-ectnni—he would cari tu them not only against counter-petitions already in preparation, but against petitions. against the Corso Laws, which would pour in from every wit of the country. He would entreat them to pause—lie would entreat that those who had an influence over them, would putsuade them against a proceeding which can only ►rritate the public feeling, without the lea►t chance of.aceoutplialling the object of the Petition ers. These person's, he said, should be satisfied with their present 4tpation; they should he con tented with the advanSages they already possess from the Corn Laws—they might rest aasuresf, that the beat way to ri►k that advantage was by the agitation of a subject igiainst which the pub lic feelings were owlet& and to which the public mind looked with discontent, with jealiouty, and alarm. ,• . Mr. STUART WuRTLANI tio.t tor him self he had dosibts an the prittleuce of petitioning on the "'Object at the present time. mid ke strougly expressed his opiition to the l'etitioneis. But it was the duty of a Member of Parliinnesit, no matter what Inv own ientituents or opinions might be, to present to the House the Peti oq of any of his Majesty's subjects who felt Out They were aggrieved. Never, hC {motet!, would their complaints be stifled by nue Member of that House —never, he truited, would any of his Ma jesty's subjects have to complain that a Member of the British Seuste refused to lay their cape before the Legislature. The preseni. Pecitioneni welted for nothing more Own this—that a Committee Might be appointed to inquire whether the iti;ega titnis cuntaincti tit the Pennon were,, or were not, wall I'munied. This he conshlerril few: not an un reasonable retpiest—at all event, it Was one whit h sio Member could consiiteuilv refuse to lay berme the H'itt.e. The duties, he mid, of a Metu‘ter of this (louse, particularly {{ember, are Sir Iluer.sri• W3lso:i expliiiiied. lie said, it would he tar from his wishes, however iv might dif fer with soy class of Majesty's •ulijeete, from iodide; then' elf inwerling the `salleal right of petition; het he rieprecateit the egitation of the question rasa mined in tliiii.Prtitioo as unwise, as offensive to the feel*, gs cf the totiple, stud so likely In lead to public niischief.—lffeer. slr. Alderman Wool) sold he 11,004 lie Si ref as any nom ie that I Inta,e Iwo) *Wong to Attie the voice of the Petiiioners, lie considered that the fair way would he to have a Committee, named, end let that Committee dicide on the P e tition. This, Ile (•onsidered, would put an end tes the entject. cod would previ lit that agitation olio-h this stilijerf win an likely to citrate. in Ms opilllVltt foe ttgrlClato turalista hs.l at present a Ina sprit- fur their produce; they had no Valise whoever to ; they, huwever, wanted en iininet price ; they woo ed that which the Parliaineet wooiii net give— which the cciiiitry would tint to. The worthy Al Kerman coocludeil by saving. that, in his opinion. the Itriiiat of a Committee would put au end to the tinestlim. Mr. WYNN said, lie emid not with the worthy Member who bad just sitt loam , as to the propriety sit appciiiitiog a Ctlillinitirr. 111 ills 00.. 111011. to enter into the critisiderattim of the subject would have the efiett of crentiog that agitation which the House so much wished to avoid. It a subject most likely to create those eituitmes; to exciteuud to extend alarms through the which might produce the worst Mim i :. Il e . re m si o. limed, lie said, the general ferment or-ea-toned 4y the discussion on the Cern Bill iii. that House.— Hear, Itear.)—Ele Initteuted and tie deplored the effects of populnr iti-apprii'dattaii. lie felt it his duty to oppose that Bill ill its stages; he felt that it was a question that came home to every man's feelings; and the ferment it excited far out weighed any advantage that might he supposed to follow front the 818. He believed ,hat it were better the House should abstain from the discussion of a subject, which could lead to no sa.i.factory result, and might occasion public mischief. The Hon. Member said, that as to the•propriety of preseuttioe the Prittioe, there could lit but tine opinion; to pe. Idiots Abe Legislature was the first tight of the sub- Jett. and to present that Petition was the first duty of a lido other of Pal hymens. Sir ,FAMES (12A HAM bunt, that the ',smile in his pert of the country were perfectly setiiided with the eery candid declaiation rude on a foram evening to the House on this subject. A County Memher (we could not !Pail) his name) said he was artery for some assertions made by the Gallant General. No society the State were more deserving the tittentioniof the House th an the. agricultural class. Noche., ass more desert log the support and the good will of the ciiiiiitiy. Sir K. Witisort said he had no hostile feeling to the egricultural class, their interests should be re girded as far as the fair dictates of pulley and of justice would allow ; but was tint the House also bound to piotect the manufacturing class ? Were they not bound to see the interests of one doss should tint be sacrificed to the interests of the other, and that the peace of the country should not lie sacrificed to the contentions of both ? The Petition was then ordered to lie on the table. ST. IVES ELECTION. Mr. COMER!) presented a Pentinn from the sigma of certain persona whir petitioned against the return of St. Ives, in the !Coot!, of eorewell, praying that the time for entering into recogritz eaters might Ise enlarged. The Petitioner was called to. the Bar and exa mined as to the allegnitons of the Petition, and time was given to Tuesday next. TAX ON HORSES. Lord ROSISRT SETMOVIt presented u Petition from certain inlialsitauts of Cartier/on, ing of the grievance of the Tay on Saddle !lilac.. —Ordered to lie on the table. SCOTCH BDIIGHS. Lord ARCHIBALD Itllllll.Toti presented tint, from certain Merchants mid Burgesses. ourni bens of the Corporation of praying for au alteration in the Burgh System. Ordeted to lie on the table. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS A Message was presented trout the LOrd'• utaf nig that they had passed .the Malt Duty and snot Bills, with other Bills. CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS. Alr. OSMAN NET prevented a PetitioN from cer tain iterating', styling themselves Master Chimney- Sweepers, which, ainotigst other &toted, Oust the Bill now in iirogrei.. (the Chimney-Sweepere tiou ) w nuist the public iutvrrat. R ' ,o t :1:: 1 1: 14 t r B a t i ha ll il t . ,7 . h a e s l i sa l in g i into e Hun. Geutlenrsu soil ► that he understood the aniclituery was for the proper eleisoinie of clinneeys, and that the proposed nmde was likely to trod to moil eiccie dent., and was attended with,publicehinger. d, lie . G ti e S t i :i i t r i t e ; ( v i n A :::l o l l :t H h: l i:: : :: R i i: K e i :m g . : h e i wouldola b e e:d it "4 fir y gat h er i ffißt ifii i iaio. He co mplained that thy 13-01 i S. i r a