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• tt a .• r rt . 4 ' • •.;. • _ • •••• 0 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1910. • _ . E.ItoTAL. COVR . ~_ rd, .4k ,: r irrrrt at tymBEI PRICE SIXPISCII-NALIPPIIIINT. Raw THEA' lIS PRESY..'4 vies be performed,. Mom spets, latempersed with Music, row - THE FREE KNI(;I1TS: OR, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. Vb. Overture and Music commuted by Mr. Maninaltd, The Prince Rai P Mr. Egerton • Baron Itairemberi, si om tuusLl; eusberg, Mr. C. 9 Kemble • Count Re hod, Mc Bellamy ; Bollarnein, (the Abby of ' Cm-bey) Mr. y r unig ClarbtoPber, Mr. Fawcett; Oliver, Mr. Apes, No. H• Jobuston ; the Comdata Rolesul, Mrs. Da. ~u p ort; Mee, Mrs Dteltuos. Dotteitne by the Mif.ses Adams. Is Aet 111. will be reprei.euted, the loetallation of lb. Abbot of Corbel. which will be performed, for the serried time, a Res Fame.i•• tam afro, called A BIJIK.EI' of IsI.CNI)ERS. Tkis gay is publisliel, is tiro Urge Ifelueles M. price le hewn% li. is. • sew editise, revised ed cermet* being the Ibertb;ef ADISSERTATION es the PROPHECIES, that have been &lined, ore a fulfilling, er will hereafter be fulfilled, relative In the greet Period of iS6e years; the ['soil and Mohammedan A mmtaties, the Tyran nical Reign of aaticLrivt, or the landel Pour, and the as atoration of the Jews. ORANGE TREES. A Few gooi --- oiiigl:land LEMON TREKS so be SOLD. IMPERML PARLIAMENT. lapdog a Mr. Croft, Carpenter, Wiloje . dinscommeo. ------ - - - -- This day are pnbliqiet!, Is. ice FRESH CAU LIONS the PUBLIC: or, A Lahr to the Rev. E'lw. Pearson D.D. Master id Sydney Res College, arid Christian A:lrocate In the Uri. 'entity aCatediridiv, is reply S. his Cautions to the Readers of Mr. Stosesia's Samisim, entitled, Evangelical and Ploarisiac Righteousness compared. From the Rev. C. SIMEON, M A. Fellow of KiligNs College, Cambridge. ■OUSE Or LORDS, FIUDAY. Fzs. 16. • Lora WA ts 111011•111 mended • petition for the relief of Insolv:•sit Liebron, enohne.l in the g•eni of I ta.ifor and aleo One for the rellirf et their coon we &is the f rond of upon-Hull ; both et which were ordered to he Imd un the Ldne. By the Rev. GEORGE STAN LEY ?ARPIN, B D. Rector of Roiniaralsell, in the County of Durham. Printed for F. C. and J. Itiviayton, No. ffe, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by .1. Hatchard, No. Hytt, PJccNtllrr Of whets ;nay be bad, by the name Anther, lately rob bobbed, is twe Vols. eve. price, is hoards ' tys., the woad FAitiou, revised and corrected, of A GENERAL and CON NECTED VIEW of the PROPHECIES, relative to the Conversion. Restoration, Union, sod Future Glory, of the Houses of Jadah end Israel ; the Preogrese, and Final Over throw of the Antichri►tiaa Confederaey in the Laud of Palo& tine;aridthe ultimate ewerral Diffusion of asiistiaaity. Mr. HIGHAM presented papers, containing the anottal ae. cowl of the Coissitseionere for the redaction of the sauaaal Debi.—Ordered tube laid oa the table. WELLESLEY'S DIVORCE SILL - • Cambridge: Primed by Fraams Hedges; ma said by Drigidon and Mahatma Cambridge sad Caddi sad Davies, mud Hatebard, L:madma. Lord Wales !MIMI brought th; Ite — psr — t 7 ef ills Coo ohne* on this Bill, which ea* re ad, sod agreed to. The Malt Duty Bid was read the third toot, sad passed. '(be Charsietors by Mr. Msowleo„ Mr. Bronson, Mr Liston, Xr u u tion (wills • Song), Mrs Gibbs. &c &t The sew Pure, cabled A Budget rat Ulunden, was 'Tressed with reiterated boots of arplinoe, end v ill be repeated, altar t y t le• prams of Ibe Free Knights; or, The Edict of .Isrironspse, seer, re. sing JAM Ester notice. This day is riblistiedOwshoweety pristed, is two Vols. _ lee price, in boar 4; Du. - REVIVAL of the ROMAN end GREEK EM PIRES: tieing Olosnanoos OS the Prophet Dames Metallic 'swage, the Interpretation of whets forme was to make kaolin that which was to happen in the latter days ; also an inveitigstion of those pets of the Apocalypse which appear to he dinned from, aryl ilinstratise of, the Prophecirs of Daniel, and the Arsricat Ty pet of the Old Testanwat, many °labial were, from the brat, indicative of the present openiog Sigus of the Timm Printed fur Messrs. IlasiaiNa. Et. Pears Church-yard, and J. Ilatchard, Picradily. PACIONII OF THE HUMAN MIND. This day w published, is Two Vols. Fie Put, ems price Its. boards, A TREATISE on too PASSIONS. ILLUS ."I TRATIVE of the HD WAN MIND. taterspriaed with Poetry, original and selected. PORTUGAL Marquis WELtxt;tTxir.sented a Menage front His Majesty. which the Lord Chancellor rvail,, stating, in purport." that His Maj esty thought pro. per to inform the House of Lor ds, be lied rntered iota a entails Treaty with the Kingdom of Ports gal, and that Hit Majesty had d 1.4) mitered into certain other arrangeosents, whereby it w..s etipu latest that His Majesty would •tford such poi , arrwasitrtance, as would be siloysate to the mom. teoance of a body of troops in that cc:wast e r: exceeding 30,000 roes ; mod lie trusted their ships would concor io enabling His Majesty to fob. til the several engagements." Marquis WRLI.LALLY then 'moved. " That this MeWlitC be token into considerat;on on Yeeeday." Lord Ouzo% tt.t.s wished to know if further in formation would be given telavve to tho,e arreoge. mtmts adverted to to HUI Majesty's Mresigt ? The Earl of I.tvrtroot. arid. every intorasatiev, as to the subject of the Mirage, would Ire stated to the House. peer, sod speedily will be pablutied. in one Veins", Oc ( 111 E IiARDgNER' tavo, ti KALENDAR ; or, 3fosthly Directory of thieratiolio is elLry Bruck of Horticulture. Ili Doe Volume Ottawa, _ - LYCEUM THEATRE. MOEN THE SPECIAL LICENSE OF THE LORD CHAMBERLIIrN; 6 , 0 , 4 fi r the present Season to He joint appliewliow of ell partles ptiotipally, intereetal. Want MAJES SliliV ANTS, form ' i"f the COMPANY of the late DRURY-LANE rusaktr, will, THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, Feb. If, Mu, perfume I T Comedy of JOHN BUI-1.• • Oft, AN ENGLISHMAN'S F IRE -SIDE. Aremgrioc, Mr. Este; the How. Mr. Shirdleten Mr. De Hop; Sir Simms Roebdale, Mr. Peoley ; Juh Tl:nroberry, Br. Dos tuo , Dan, Mr. oaborry , Frank Rochdale, Mr. flebang; Dennis Brwl:rerldery, Mr. Jokestrare Lady Ca nnot Brepwore, Miss Lormarr ; Mary nturaberry, Mir ,V • Mrs. Bre;l:rmildery, Mrs. Sparks. By way of Eprluger, the Birth, Parentage, Christman, Ihniers, sad sower Fundy Misfortunes ot Derma firal- Fodder', by Mr. Jubilees'. after which, roll rime skis season) the Melo. Drama of iLt..t li*M- EN IiERG. By WA LTZR NICOL. Author of " The Ville Garists Direeiory," " The Forcing. Veldt, se Kitchen Gardener," M Thu Pdaetstst Plantar, Ice. • The Kalendar will be precede/ _by a dissertation oh the situatipos proper for gardens slid orrhords ; oil soils, and hew to improve them ; so msitifires, and their application sod on the rulntioti of crops. 11 wdl e•tilbit the newest and awl; approved methodit of etthivating all kinds of rube's) , veigetahlvs, fruits, shrubs, end /ewers ; the siessaisviiirlit of hot-houses of every desrnptiew, hot-wails, Siren-pas, and hot-beds; the green-house, &sal tLe ronsurvatury su aq to torso a complete asqiqtaiit to the operative gardener, cud to fist scientific boeticultunot Ednaburgb: Ps Itlied tai Archibald Countable and Co. Edit]lourc,h ; and for Corn Meek, Hooter, Park, aad Hes ter, LUIL4OII. ... _ By A LADY. " The proper study of ansultied is mss!" Pope. PRINCIP*L S. Part I Eetiamay Namllity Character of Man- Satire Disilicamity kind Smialii;as Formality Age sod Youth Indiscretion 11101asty Chirac trr of the Caprice 4taliel Engliali Brutality r ear Difference between Arregaweir Dignii y the Charm ter of Indignation Petrel:cr. Man sod of We- Rage Pert 111 man i Cruelly Sentibil,ty Intlueoce of Rank Ftrocd y Huniseity Education, ditto. Resentment Patriotism Of whom may I.- had by the same Author, The ILA GAR ile. InttlAnllPY ; or, Monthly Index of tt erk to he ow.o Is Town and Villa Gardem, and Parterr,s; aith huts nu the treatnatat of pleats and flowers kept in the treeu-rtoulol, the lotion mid the drawing room Foolscap octavo, price 7s. bd. It ta believed there to no book of gardening on the plan of thm work. It is iota oiled as an assistant to gentle mew oboes business necessarily copilots them to the clona l/0r sod to the cuumluit room aho meek health and nem. hoe st their allies, amid to thole lobo take epos tbemselves the assongenmeet of tbeh own gardens and parterres. 'The Elector, Mr. Ratiseed; Cekteel Montfort,ll-. Re (imp; Roseeherr, M►. liuneott ; Storm, Mr. Wreach remerulan, Mr. holey. EISA. Re...iceberg, Mus oe Monde', the Neer Play a lichee; ee. 11',.e nod Rrot)rr.-0,6 Teesday, The Hypeeriie.-00 Wid , wq.daY, likirb le the Sea 71iii;;_ilesical item is le otbarrast, and will be imesedb. Me, priwkwed. Part 11. Rf wence Frissnislop Intellect blatic,srey Luse Virtue and Vice Irascibility Good Temper Dissimulation Liberty Parental Atisstion Rescue Eccehtricity Filial Pikty Pr :de 11•111/1.:C Geocrosity Superciliousness Envy Ambition Contempt Hatred Asidarity Haughtiness •iramay Coareg , Sa i /nisei* Netaaeholy Tem. lay Moroseness Gravity Iniprt tinnily Chanty H ypactlay Treschriy Byterpathy hlta.tneas Enthusiasm Sumter Obstinacy A. n.tislay Voracity Selashatia I.hsparity. Politeness Apathy Part IV. Vanity Insensibility (:race Honer Constraint Taste Candour Temperance Rringinn. I.•iiitosi: Printed for B. Crosby and Co Siationers* twist, Patcrum.ter-row ; and sold by every tio..hi•Ltimi isi the I. sited is Kingdom. This .lity are ',MAW, WC. thapplr, 1.13100ia1l: AI. 1 1 .ANTHEON; or, I. 4buinos I Amgen of the Heethess S. saes, and illestrious Heroes, eilW Netre„ se.! embellsslsrd wish twelve 'depot &wee. We, muttered sate easy verse. By R. it JOHNSON, A V. .Mbar of '►e Weores of Engler/A, Rose, and Greece, ilmoto lately pbfw4d by J. MAWNAN. No. wt, Potoiry : CHARACTERS of tie late CIIAItLES if Aal ES FOX ; &Wird, and, is part. Written, By PHILOPATRIS VAKVICENSIS. With Notes by slit Editor. In Iwo wok. STO. 2011 beanie. MEMOIfLS of the I.ll' F, aid WRITINGS of Sir PHI. LIP SIDNEY By rhortas Zauch, D.D. F.L.S. Prebend ary of Durham. is new, frier ter. e - atro a, DEW ENGLISH GDAIIS Wilt —The ENGLISH Tf.:7- VOI or, JUV ENILE ASAISTA2sT ; helve a eroUsettuu of liate.rr Letters, suppose.. from a Father to his Dauxhter, Meow to the Duties of • (;,,ve......50, peuirt svirely tr. atom enema soma,' satire' , o‘ e3:1.1.nz Youth 10 telato a per. Oect keporleitir or the Eareisb : ten the use of Meals, partleolarli Lariats Scutistorits. tly W. C. Oul. *a, pier m Gowns!. • h. IMPOKTANT STUDIES fur the FEMALE SEX, IN mimes. t,. modern Manners. Dv Mn. Cockle, Authur 14111‘ Nap.. tka. l / 2 Xlessapktia.e. piles la. aatta hinh. " Nor love thy hie, nor hate ; but what thou hest " lave well : Nivr lung or shoo;, permit to Ifeav'n " MILTON. PRTITION • or Tat 111117*XI II Tat a twe's SSS c K TEM/4 TO I JCIT,XI LE JOCELNAL ; or, TALES ed TRUTH. 714 ibe wee Author. Price 36 6d. din*. THE ORIGINAL NAVY C'OFFII&ROUVEs NEWLAST I.E.STIIIR ET, traAN D. 'LIMA alt.: E, Aftdow of the late GB IF/1111 STAVRICE., Proprietoe of the above pm , So, Isar b.frequirate4.and i.ai-cat.rb.irlasig Htetel, bas car rel oe theivisitsams.o , r the thottit of ber late busbaort. The SO: eirtiostyc p..iroalage +ball &to, has seceived is tbs. italvtig, 'toys her massacres.' freeli.:• and she Poh , ,c, has de humui bee to cos!etiee U, and encouraged her to make atve4 somas dist.asi exartoms tui ;labile favour. For this fair..., errs) possible lisprovesocut is onklnß is the inter n lorriumit nod ..crotatoodate , us 0(55 , 11'.1•• ; • id 00 arms. use pais% wit , . to• smtred : to feeder it olenswit sad 6 eusgsvas 5o those ak. I,etionst is : slectlatr stogie, or haat*, casual swamis, or as suesaws lloStork of WINKS I large. mad of the beat qual.ty. The Premiers aro est ?move, sad. beside the other superior accost s•s!s. se". vo.iain a Ditaistroons, perste irly adapted to brie lit,th l'AiCliftg. The 111P4C is under tb, saperiaismissam mai sassagnerot of Jln. MAC -111- Mn Ilminer returns thrall* fur time farmers conferred on helve lan band, and so kkrany emanated to bet saa.ce Iw drub. MUTTS AND DRAWINGS IT THE OLD minims. 'kr It. CAN!'EN lER s m ' siaarser that he is is possessi ea as wery limit estrarive nosesstrtisre of httlaTh and DRAWINGS, by theOLD MASTERS; eal lined ha the late ALEXANDER !MARGIN, Sag of Dols ha: alurib he purposes TO SELL by AUCTION ,es THURS DAY. ihnh Muth, and the nineteen folios Wig days, at Lis P.n. 14 Itisi Rool.qtreet The great number of scarce sod 1 . 1 0.10 , Partraii., arranged is chrotiological evict, win ar . iltantraturs of Granger, Barnet, Clarendon, Grass -11,1, Hone, Pennant, SR. as opportunity of tendrils( their runs more perfect. Cathryn* sill ho seedy for &livery the lint weak is karch. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THE grestr-t Bieraits4 to tiPautv is stmerfisoss Hairs —RUBEIrre ROSEATE POWDER lame- Ct.'y wooers diet ; is as ekiaat &tide, perfectly is to tweet tad oculist to see, pries es. eft two is see per , 71 Ind in the Proprietor. and metal, re. tg, MaeWyss, Cured-gooks; Overton, oy, ; Tichborire owlet; Davison, Pio. tr.), bleet•street ; ih• 4l rms & Co. Hte e t wan •streirt, borough ; Spitohorp 14 '; looter, ; Pollster, to; MM. te•leoltsos • Gregory, Hrieitan ; lhaekd s Bois; .'• 14 1. hale ; Trowisa, k;neter ; Oxford ; 34 . 1 eth), Nor wic h; Cattle, York; Hoptios, Hon ; 9.16- 64 . In orisons (islet, • Prosser Brigid rnt t.rrorp. re t • and avtry Porlharr. voider Engtoliol, Itedland, and Ireland TO SOOTHERS AND NURSES. siv.itctiANT. No. J. Nitsl +A attest. SIIIIIMO/ . .1011111, Lu exparielleed ad* of the Palest bles.sags la lawman moos e , a lariat restored to • Stu 004, to oil uppow a ,,,,,. we., .te-Jth's doer.— Tit' dew tied., *MI seelemangstsan, and lay two days in " * .h.....• with Ism teeth, • bra a &scud gave 15,.. I. Pa" W.,katle the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP i., yti~ igs tosser righlisd it es ho gums, that' Sc betas to ""•tosid had • rapt wed, ss.ets was the brat for time .1 :". sad tot Is perfueily ramiared,, awaits. lac aas quite taken ,“ T. b e had ol a the " I " Perpicturs, J. Juist.s. ,n . ( C C.. No. 94, IlssAwslromt , c a d, r• sod •R r. p..e81... Vft Lien 1. " 1 % 4 soon% se ha. yd. 14. We, C.. 4 Ready wooer . Flanderstely printed in dewy sta. with at fine Port - r;tOfiir Philip Sidney, beasdifoily vier:teed by C Warren. tits bda. The HISTORY of BARBA DOES, trout the first disco very of the Island, ice the Year till the secession of Lend fleafortb, toot. By Julio Foyer Neatly printed Oa ox large sou. volume, 11. I Is. 64. boards. A I'ICTURE of WA uat ; taken ow the spot. Trans. laird Coin the GeelSeti of Fiseber, Crone evu. lie. boards. The HISTORY Ad FRADICE, ander the kings of Ilse rice Tan* from triiiKerosioa of Charles test TWA, in 1304, to the death of Charles the Ninth. ro 144. Ito Not thalaiel Wnanail, Esq. the Th.rd Edition, with very roosidernitis Angsentations, 9 Yota netimis. Wards. By the sans. Autibil% A TOUR THROUGH the W ESTERN, SOUTHERN, and INTERIOR nova NC ES of FRANCE, an the Years 1775 and try& Third Edition, corrected and augmented, as. boards. The TRAVELS re A NACHARSIS t►e Tannery. ru Greece, dunug t►e Midis of the Foto th Century, before the Christian .f.ra; translated hems the French of the he. AM* Barthelemy. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of t►e Life of J J. Bar thelemy, mentos by himself is tytie mad if ; with • Poe trait of the Author. Haedsomely pruned, 145 7 Vela. ore. and au eighth in etu. coetaiiiing Maps, Plans, Views, mad Crying, illustrative of the Geography and Aritiqedies a An cient Greece. A New Edition, being the Fourth, price al. es. hoards. MEMORIALS of NATURE and ART; eiilleeted a Journey in Great Britain, during the Tears ;lOU anti loW. Ry Christian Augustus Gottlieb Goede. Trauatated from the familial Gerson, by Thomas Hone. la 3 roes. mall svo. price tba. tid boards, An HISTORICAL VIEW a t►e ENGLISH GO. VERNM ENT. from the bettleraeot of the Suomi in Britain to the present Time; with snow Dissertations connected with the History of the Government. By John Mille►, Pro. lessor ..1 Law in the University of Glasgow. 4 V , .14. eve if. i 44 boards. The HISTORY of itatTLAND, from the Unsue of the Crowns, on the Accession of Janice VI. to Om 1 roue of England, to fist Ciiiwa tot t h e Kingdoms is the reign of Quern Anne. The Second Edition, eorrected, +with • Preltreinerc Dni settahuo on the 1' itticipattoo of Mary CiflPell of hews us the Murdcr of Darnley By bloicolut Laing, • Vols. B TO. 11 . iba. boards. ••• The Dim - rrt.dit. may b., bad separate, to complete the former Ittlititm,prire tea. A GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LIN- N.V:S. 13, Richard Pult. w . MD. F.R S. The Second Eddins; with COfrertlolll, consulerahle Ad dition% and ITemoirs of the Author. 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It is, with great humility, presented to the Roomers Lie the knights, (Awns, and Burgesses of the United Kingdoms of Gre.it Kraal. and Ireland, le Parliament essemble.l, by the Debtors confined 10 the Prison of the King's Bench : That they are imprisoned fur debts which they have not the mesas of paying. net they arc desirous of surrendering all their respective eireets, fur the as of their creditors. That, as the debts for which loony of them are confined, were not utemved by fraud, ur fee any melicluse injury, they 1111 e 'offering punishment at the disevetion of their Creditors, although the , have committed nu crime. 1 hat, issoinoch, as there is no public provision of food, bee", foe I, or inn: :coo-, for persons coined in this place, ninny of them saffei tie aeserest effects of want sad wretc►ed ness :—tnassuc►, also, as t►e industry pith. Debtors can not be conveniently cultivated hove, many wives and chil dren, vans were formerly is comfort and respectability, es. perience the most algid distress, or are depends:at on pa rochial ass ss mice. And that, inasmuch as the want of ta pir') aunt generally leads to depravity, the 'morality of prisoners heroines sanoady endangered by long incarcera tion. For thew eomiderstiows, they most humbly Implore this Hosionrabl.- llout.e, that it will be pleased, is it+ s wwloto awl busranity, to exercise its legislative awtbority for th..-ir earl► relict %itb enema enemata, they beg leave farther to pretest to the Ilwimporable the C4M11:11001 of Grist 24111.11 sod Ireland— That, hi the present made of proceeding for the recovery of ciiii debt, a man way be taken into custody, upon the useuppurted oath uf au individual to a debt of ten pow:ids. That, of the Defearlaat cannot had bail, ►e sari re-wins is prisuo, friendless sod destitute, for mole than a )ear, hegira it be ascroiained w►ether owl the money for which be lose been arrested. Thai, if the Plaintiff obtain • iverdiet for his dinstan,l, ve rnal mouths further may elapse inure the Defnalant can require the eel, allowance which the law has pro. 1•1.111 fse hint—sispienee • day ; extended only to debts under 3001., Awls is sued fur at as expense of about ten ;mincer. That it the Plaintiff easefully pay the aixpenrcb, he - may, ie swan) eases, bold the Defesanne in pnson until his deeds. 'that li tlas. Plexus& fad an premiss his demand, the Ile /endues may, nevertheless, renasie some time sad tw; at mune expense, before he eau be liberated. the charges of lets Attorney, Ibr condor ling the de free, are AI last he ego thew &Wise; ie are very few cosies is which ha ewe recover any isitemn.ty for the tars iwjories *hub he his.surtaiiieil by That, r the principles of 'Niue sett ei 1ig0..0 aye erestly turreted. and tyro genies, g ru•lei sad sorter se verely by the re111&1111611114011 Of pinyin wile. none, malty, after rersideitee unapt rot habits, become ini.-I,ii roue to the esimeasaity, who bad termini) beam useful guegnbers td society. Th.it thr re is no distinction made between the ism.►meat of a fraudulent debtor, and ILA slut h a suffered by tbs. victim of lapfot tans; and that even the siihsietrnre of Fe. to.is is proYclecl for, *Mkt that of &Atom w unregar4rd by lair, excepting by the &itemiser of the ..spear, a. ter these, and utter poem fel eursidetai oa , wliich in volve the moat sacred intervals of mashie& they a/ vent err to entreat this limmuralite !loose to esarc tsne It/ high is faltherance of ssc► usensares as may Stela lcliely to cermet sw ameliorate Ike eiretwerstaares •beet. for pwesealai: Nee will the niensetial netionet ri &dude be km sacred, it it shall he tee timt thr sot► yeattal li.. Illnyeuty's_ reign .61119,0 V an re. et • . ' 4/411.61 "). boy down. of Ibis - M1161.1.11114e Sat. rd try 340 pruerain, Wel% 1176 ewe., and 999 ciaakistu. Lord Gitstrettut really did not understmul the Noble Ears euswer, which might be owing to his own deficiency ; hut, although he might not he quite regular, he should cc:vainly, after the preterit question was disposed of, mike that nsetim eh cis would comprehend the object of his imrity. the tOC4II time, he *idled to sturpest s that the anotinn fixed by his Noble Priced, (Marquis of Lowdown) would not come forward oa Monday, and therefore he wouli, if convenient to the Noble Secretary, propose :tim i d it y, a s a day p►o' , ahly mure Eatable than l'oesday to mans• Noble Lords. Marquis WE►.LastaT assured the Noble Lord (Grenville) that Monday was equally, duo* m•re, cou►enieut to himself than Tuesday. The re4srit of his appoiuting the latter (I,y entirely origi, a:ed in hi, being led to understand that the mown. laded to would certainly be brought forward ou Monday. With re-pe,:tt to the inquiry of the No ble Lord, what inf.irnvition would be g.vrii ? he had only to declare, that it was his intention to lay before theta every part of the engeerments initerad into, if that dechration would satisfy the Noble Lord's inquiry. Lord GaaNYILLE was disposed, as soon as the motion before the House should perm to move for the precise information be desired. Marquis N ELLESLBY then mowed. ei That the Meiners be Wive moo costrideration oa Mouday.'' Agreed to. It was also ordered, that the Lords be summoned. Lard GRENVILLE then moved, "That an humble Address be presented to His Majest►, praying that he would communicate to the House the nature of all arrangements made between this country sad Portugal, and the times and terms on whirl the same were suede." Marquis WzrAnatitw— ,, 1 have no objection whatever to that (notion." The motion was accordingly agreed to. Load Garwvittit wished Noble Le , rds opposite to nnderstand, that it was his intention. ea Monday, to go not only into a consideration of the mibjec.• mentioned in His Majesty's Message, but into tl-e whole of the measures carried on in that ennotry, as it might regard the propriety of such mixtures. whetlii-r we considered what was past, or what was doing in the present, or whether we cootemplalid the cont ,, inences. lie thought i• pro lent to `ire the Noble Lords this general notice, which might anticipate any complaint of being taken hy sur prise, when this subject came tinder discuMon. REVERSION BILL. The order of the day bong read, for the second reading of this Bu 11, The Loan Cnascau.ort rose, a^d observed, he behreed he was regular w Inov;itg, that th , Act of Parliament of the 48th Geo. 111. respecting Itaa version.. be now reed. The oink reed Um Act of Purloined, sr:itch described itself to he aa Let feed the sitspendine of all grams in reversioo. and grants ter pilot-lives, end the survivor, for a limited time. mitwele. heat the date thereof, to the end of six weeks ifisr the lest Session of Parliament which Act was so made, because tl.e Legislature had thougl.t it !IC. pedient to suspend them runts, uatil mach time as certain inquiries before the other House should ter- Minute, whereby it might be aseertaiseed how far it might be conveolent to eholish tile same. rrl 6ausvce OR was not disposed to eater into the merits of the present Bill, against which he under-trend an objection wsuld be taken, iii the fi -t instance, as to mine iliformelity. Now, he eliculd well to hear what those technical objections were; for, if be should find them of sufficient validity, he should reserve his observations for • future 04:01. stun. ' , then Ilse Bill ought be freed from remota:l. ties of that oattire. The LOlDCm•acettoa could insure the Noble Earl, that he did not nee to start what might bat tressed • .echnical objection. Had the Bell ewime haw, thaw Lordship., viithoat whet he coatsidtwed would be derogatory to the duruity of that House, he should readily hare confined himself to the safe question risine ont of the merit of its rosis i .. o s as the Bill unw stood, there was eruttriv'y .-t....ake es to the enectnieut. Here the Niiide Learoed Lord quoted those passages from il.e 4atio Geo. 111., which sheeted that the Lecisla• ore, 'those has% convinced of whit• they should eo far Lisa. future, concaning the grouting of plan. s 111