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Prig-ads of Alitermaa TIIORP, held at the London loth Jame, ISIS; BOYCE Collllt, gag. in the Chair: Nroolred awaggintotoly, I. Thit a bee Representation of the People in P.trlia. went is gosential to testability of the Throne, to en im partial adasiuistration of lustier, and to the servility and welfare of the couvasuity. I. As Parliament is wow about to be dissolved, it is de sirable that the Livery of Louiloot should den strafe to the kingdom at large their reverence for the principles of the Constitution, as established at the glorious Revolution of leas, by coosierriux their seffrageo wm those Coudiihdes whose disinterested emotions, firnsuese, snit igidepegolenee, have roved noir osmium, desire to promote the public good. TIIE.'ITIt&ROT AI. ENG 11411 oPrRA, SERA Nil. TIII LAsr Ntral 4) VING In tf , nitpncultinq o ! ie, i •t• he Eng! I)•sera 111.• Stamm -r Svasion. nn Wi B ilet 4 lstri hoe 17, mid to HR. M ATII Empiteineota in '1311011.1 polo of the hinolons, Cotes foonieuts Call only he continued as SiO. r nimouneeil The publlr resret• fully informed, that they srii4 tind Mk. MA VIIEWS Al' momr., Tills EVENING, SATUIMA Y. June 6, Inlst, 6liinday the Bth, Tumidity the null, Thursday the 11th, Saturday the 1311., Monday the 15th, and Tiowday, .1 nor the ltllb (b. in; positively 11w het tint.% of his ap t ieseiing in London until next year), when he will here the humidor of pretending his Visitors with an EniertiMment, cslleJ MA I I,COACII ADVENTURES in Spain. called a trial, had been sentenced for 11. yeah Me Italtem That he had thi• .ientei.re, in OP itsPnee of the tiih.rfe,enee of the British llover ...... •ot, hot • had been deprived of all h fortune, and was now coutpeilw.l Se appeal its the Ps Lamont for re:irf. The ('titian was laid on the table. bird 1101.T.inn look 11.41 ',ppm 1,1101 y of ree 3 inlC the auttile of • hill, op by Lora S. ea. for nat,tr.Ls u. ad fin..-ics Prltirsitint.i. which :crow. d the 3 .31, y of inane , c toiletries" to th.e'Ve ifs 11,311 roontry, in the misdratlen ur et j•,y log the stutity of a free eisiodosit ton. BRADFURrA PATENT. The Ea .I of . 13.41.10rAlIALIC inosed, that the Bill for ex. copilo t ; Mr. Brytlitory's Patent from the customary io'el.l h•ivitic the oprestit•ation of patents enr011...1. st l.l be rr jec.ed. He saw nu reason why the oriltilary rides Acosta he broken thFouth in the presei.i insisore. The BM was iu consegneure rekete.l wit/ din. CLERK OF THE PLEA , : IN TIIF. EXCHEQUF:R. OF IIIEL%N1) Mr OSlrarly appeared at the nor, sail delivered a WO ~f F.rrwr. frasuike cout tiif Krems'. in Ireland. wt. reits irtareily, E . l. it Plaintiff * and.' the Willottu Saaria, Atiorney.Ueseral of !retain!, is Defendaid. IPLACF:4 IN REVERSION. c..mm.t.licuir.lll.) the 1-I..n.ke flint the It 1 ..,1 h.,1 h... i ri pot. /1% C.lll . lllli+ll. II I• 6 el v..r:41 imlslic ps It . fiAlft ( Put which Nis Lorrbe. ritre.t.) NM() 11 IR! a 51 , .(1 , 1t ITI ri Pl' I . (ht the motion sir M. I:o•4ll.t.‘,ihi• ',we' 4 ile , •llitelei t., the IN. voinikli• iontims it'll re arret.' t •, auJ the Ltd sea•l the fluid 113ar, 3111 it.1•11..1 Mr RE. %I Tr 1•r..4t . 111 , 1 1, 111 , fitle e 111". 1 )"`N ' tinme.l 1'11.1... H. 1,?, Al` ,r :he re• - 0 , •( Gov't:llor or 'New .nth Vlrmlisi..-iOrilrred Ili; he un ,hr 11.1... OPERA HOUSE. TIIE GENERAI. MEETINC: (f the PRO PRI ETAIIC ot, end SVlLSefti BRAS to, the OPERA HOPSP.. ell) he behl et Her Thelche+l House To , THIS D 111% es Teo e•Cluek melody, lo receive the %Tun of the Commiliee. G. 10,41 Fr., ettmwo, promentril Prtitiem Gunk the fishy leht7l. goi the iltroritth F.., Itr to br fritOrtil to 1141:11' Rigi.ss —Laid 1 , 11 !h.' THIRD TIME THESE VIDURTEEN YEARS. 7716.1i11R-1110 VA I. DRURY-LANK. TUN EVENING. SATUIWAY. J... 6. their ;dainties' Servants will peifuros Shakspeare's °rood Historical Play of KING JOHN. fain. Kin% of toclaml, Mr. Kelso; Priors Aram. Mr. Alumni ; E%rl of Pembroke, Mr. Pintary; Earl of FAnes. Mr Kent ; Earl of Salisbury, Mr. Heocourk; Hubert, Mr. Pup.; l'imtemihri.lor, Mr. Wallselk ; Coe of Framer, —.— - Mr. Matbrw• will drh•rr •■ EXPERIMENTAL LEC TURA im TENTRIIA)QUY. The Entertaionteett to tonelitile with Novel Specimen' of IMITATION. it which several erkhntlrd ir •r;ic tintl er.wt•e Performers will give their die:cent Ideas hole Ilinuttees Atlvire to the Play ry should In. apohen. POLICH COMMI rTrx. S. That contemplating the services sir Alderman Tburp in thedifferent *shwa .... • ishiels he has beta in she Corinna. lien. as sineer its Cosnusno Commit, as %rear, *herein he Liget. Doors to 1w ayienril at Seim, and the Pri forraanre to begin at Eight ollork. Boaraftr Pit 3e. Lower Gatlvry 2a. rpiter Gallery 1.. tkizea, Pieria, bud Private Ruses may Le taken Mr Ste►enson, ■t the tits-suit Latrsnre, tn.M 10 lilt 4; uid at Frills:pi* Library, 170, New lAreJ•strcrt, uppssite Purliazion.garaerts. I will Afterpvve. ntRATRH-ROYAL, covENT-o.4nDEN. Tills EVENING. SATURDAY, June 6, will he arta, the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. Prlssli. Mr. Embus; Jafikr, Me. C. Kemble; Pierre, Mr. Yoang; Ramat, Mr. Chapman; Spinosa, Mr. Clare muut. Wielders, Mi.. O'Neill. After which, the Rarlesque Ts skit Opera of COM BASTES FURIOSO. Cerweral 'lambastes (with the air, " Hope told a latter. ing tale"), Mr. Liable. Distadlue, Sirs. Listen. To which will be added (7th time), • oew Serious Drama, in Iwo arta, called THE CASTLE OF PALCZZI; OR, THE EXTORTED OATH. I. which same of the iaterestsag facia in • recent trial on the Continent have been attempted to be pat into a dra. matte shape. In Art I. a Florentine Festival. The new Serious Drama of The Castle of Palate, or, The Irmorb-il 1/sib, will be repeated every Eveaisl eat elllalred wish Brobelito. On Muuday, the Tragedy of Douglas, sad the Reeletta of Mi las. FOR THE BENEFIT Or MR. LWOW. THIF.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON TUESDAY NEXT, Joni.. 9, 1818, will be acted (by express desire) Goldsmith's revived Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Tony Lumpkin, Mr. Listoa. Miss Hardcastle, Miss Brun ton, Between the My and Faree, an Epilogue (written fur the occasion by (:. Colman, EN.) to be spoken by Mr. Liston, in the character of Lord Grimes., riding on an ma! After *lnds (for this uirht only, and by permission of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket) O'Keeffs's Musics! Viree, e 511.4 . I . IIE AGIMEARVE SURPRISE. tinto, Mr. Tstreelt Cowslip (Snit time), Miss Stephen.; and the part of Mrs Cheshire, (ruin Touley-street (positively for this night may), Mr. Liston Tickets to he had of Mr. Liston, 211, Rincstrtet, Covent garden; at Mr Brandon's office, where places for the Brun wily he whew ; at &m.' Rending Rooms, di, Pall-malt ; slid at Husitthaltes, Bond-street, of whom Private Boxes may be had. C‘irriox. — Th. exit - ft:me dense od rot lite 1 J- M.arblt nrt icln haring' 0fe.1.11 ~,, COI totmeron3 imit3t sins. the Politic are restseedu7:e isitormr., skit Ow ersouilic h 44 sirintoare mid akkirepo of the Ptoprietoe Oil the label : ATKINSON'S FLO II) l'u- ymv/th of the Hair, fuundeat ins a ilier.iyrry of 11,.. r which occasion baldness It presents t!....11.1ir or iiirsiing grey, and where lialibiess has .ilri•a•ly talc• T' r•itii.r from illness, ilerspiratino, change of Climate, ..t 43 airy canoes, it 1,111 re.tiirr it has its vireillo ll 4, 1 ,1 llorkiii-sa; respectable crfercitc.s to !Isis fiat are risco to al. nuphl.t CL1C10114 . 41 TO ttttt I carts bottle. It •Irii frees the hate frosts wort; retakes at soft natal xtuesy as rick, anal iii.rtisit carrels, ur 41411C1.1: Of walking, Of 111 tt.taastt • r. I', ier 34 *La bottle. ATKINS4)IVs I'EGET4PLE DYE ch 3 o , !.s rn-v or reel lour Du the heal or tilsitaktet to a brown w4rfliflefl preteen, WOO, P1.a.1 50 Cif.. a illiOrlllOb -11.111 at.1.1.1r . V, ire 10.. anal If 14 ATKINVIV% % 01110 104 1115 0 :41 tr, " ortorrqs, e,haa h froau•tt foam .1 1 if.1 ,1 "1 •••••••••••0 te.eltlee, realteaut, omit tiarrtrw** erotil the ▪ forwrot. 'ago riowm..., out omit. • its +n/a, eh"' "" rtsr, 1.1 lOW Ili/14ft. 494 IIN•plifP•O stab NATI , . %woo law •0r.....0r. PT''. COI ., I. 304 I. •11 , 41. %OW h, 1.•.••• Awns num, Pr•frein.r. a., 14 ' 7 .. -a^' a- "'" q " 4 " .00i1ii• ; sn.l by must Virfusurre daetla 11*. 1- 4 resorr a fir hies anal cuutitry. duties of that office, an testified by the evemilal sod siminis muds approbation of the Urea. ) at large.. sail as as upright cud iu,h fatigable Magistrate, at all tenses supprtisig every mew,, calculated to protect the tights sod prteilrt, s of hes FrlluissCitiseue; his geom.' knowirdce of the Cummerrial Interests 44 this his %Maw ('jay; ►is exertions as a Member id the Irish Society, for which he war unaminimsly elected its Governor and particularly for bis beiscsarlesit disposi tion, evinced by his snpport ttf the numero u s Charitable lostitutieo s of this Meteopolie, combined with lois noun resemble integrity, and consirterey of political conduct, ie oppimiug all utiercessary public expenditure, and using his utmost imileavours to secure retwrichment said economy, this Skein's is of opiaion that Aidetman Thorp is tells melody qnslafied to become use or their Representatives lor this City in Parliament, and i. fully cutitlcal to the support of the Livery of London. 4. That the present Meeting do act as a General Coif - miner, with p•rwer to Add to their number, and meet daily at the Moles Head Timer'', Poultry, for the purpose of se. elution Militarism Tliorp's b. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Boyce Comb", Esq. for the able manner i■ which he has cusillicted the fussiness of this day, sad foe the support be has given Si the cause of independence. 1. That the foregoing Resulntions he Worried in the Munitog and Evening Paper‘. ROYCE COMBE, Chairman. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. _ - - - -- • Glimet.vnitn, DEEPLY impressed with gratitude by Ili. Riolotions which my Friends hare this day adopted, awl baring the fullest eoullilcooe is their kiwi suds china support, Ido nut hesitate fur a moment to of myself as a Candidate at the approaching General Election, fur the high and honourable situation of one of your Represen. tatters in Parliament. Firmly attached to our excellent Coo saltation, as established at the glorious Revulntion of len.. I shall invariably oppose any encroachment upon its great end valuable bulwarks, the Habeas Corpus Act, the Trial by Jery, mid the Liberty of the Press. I shall on all urea sines prove myself the srm friend of Peaer, Economy ( awl Setemichmentome Refuels in The Representation of the People in Parliament, as indispensably necessary to the prosperity of the Empire. Should I upon these principles be bonuurril with your support, and obtain that great object of my ambition, I will cheerfully dedicate my broil abilities, time, soil lineation', to a faithful discharge of that importaut trust. I have the honour to be, GINTLIMILN, Your faithful awl ohellient Servant. JOHN THOMAS THORP. Abirtte, lune 5,121 e. THE UTINIAN LECTURES. r r riE Friend* of these Rational Meeting tml A. their Arquaistarire are appriaed r that a LECTURE, an sloe sonic Subject as before. will be delivered TUTS HAY (Saturday). at 10 New-street. Spring-garden, at Three u'Clirek, by Mr. RICHAR IMION-. The Tickets (34. 6J. each) to be bad as liquid at No. 190, Piccadilly, by those cooly who produce the card of notice, seat enclosed to the Friends of the Leetsire and their Ac gitaietatiee. sad each Ticket aikido the !tearer, gratis, to the succeeding Lettere. Mk day is peblisherl, price Is Ad. RE'ENGE; or. the Nome ut - Sms Martino: A Tragedy. fly Major CIMOK TIMItt:FA PARLAY, 01 the Hon. East India Company'a Service. London: Print. .1 for Black, Kiapbury, Parlittry, sod Allen, Leadvisball-Areet. ITA iv. This thy is published, to Itutorial 4to. containing three highly finished Engravings, with two oo I loot Engravings; Small Paper, 1t5.1.1. ; Large Paper, 18s ; Proofs on lades Paper, 30s. PART 1. (to be completed in Twelve Parts) of APICTURESQUE TOUR of ITALY, in inuairation of, and with reference, to, the Teat of Addison, Eustaee, and Forsyth, Gent Drawing% made on the spot, in the Years Ma and 1817. By JAMES HAKF.WILL, Architec►. To he enzravett in Ow hest mariner by C. ('nuke, J. rye, Semi, Ismilsers, Aft A. ; Fittler, A. 11.4 ; Millon, &e. Printed fur John Murray, Albemorle••trret. TIIE QUAIUFERLY REVIEW, Nu. XXXVI. wilt he published on Tucxday, the Olh of Jnne. - - _ - _ . Cover9res--1.011 the Poor I.I4MP*I. Captain Hall's Voyage so she Watt.' 1,..0.C1uv0.--3.10ne, by Leigh Hunt --4. The Coop. Expedition; Iltecrid I)ircuerries ii, Magi.., Alma! Conslitulion, and ;Hearin Stitt,. of nor Indian Alma —7. Sir Howard Doiselios on she lkoosoge Rine..-.A. hrioe. Strait and Slur p o l io IlLvisi H o gloie. ebaraelera of Slialssocam'a Plays.—liu Ai coons of she l'isolarrirs Ancient and Modern Greesolawl -- 12 Cause of Easier, 1818, bring a r ohihr.ll.lll a Wrosic Ku k Secret II imios y of the Church of Scotland; and %WIEN At.'oont of the Mur .:cr of .Archloolior. Sharp, Prior.' fur John Murray, Allscmaile•strect. A'ANlst; MRS. This (ley i 4 riblishefl. prier IP Tim Sect-mil Number el' l lr. E. JON Ecos 'MUSICAL PORTFOLI ); vr. Rotutios t.f the Sp.. nigh %st. rithtstiotitig ivat at h. Walltel, and oilier elm. 1441.11•112 r Daito q. tteet r hr ion. int 1.1:Itet1 ; *els tied and cur the Wt.?. 111 1 . 111110 foite. E I:s, Teartter of the Ilarp, a.ol Il.rd t.. hp. 11 , .)at Hig h ness the Pope; rsoleosihriilre, Mr. Wallach ; Philip, Rise of Fraser. Mr R. Phillips ; Lewis, she Elamplsin, Ur. Feeley. Qseen Elinor. Miss Tillswell ; the Lady Coostenee, Miss hisicsisky ; Stanch of amble. Mn. Robinson. To which wilt be agirlerk the Mclosdrasos of THE INNKEEPER'S. DAUCHITER. Mr. Wallach ,• Frankton,. Mr. rattle; Harvey, Ile Itasith ; :Woolson ', Mr. Rent; wane Kessler, Mr T. I'. ' Casty: Williams, Mr. Barnard. Mary, Miss Srillssus ; Ma. Mrs. Marlowe. Oa Terodsy, The Jrw : Sheen, Mr. Elliston. Willi (never seed at this Th %ire) the Firer of Ihe Liar Yount Wail. inc. Mr. F.llisios. To which will he 4.4.1e.1, • tavourite Priory it..erni. P.;10..1 for *Sr PSI-tor, m•wl .0.1.1 Pi•rhl l l. Chlmervil, pet.l 11.1.1.• I ". %In T. R.'"'l ; m.s.l •teel "••••••loto's, No. 97, i At fl.ei.ents t"...\ Not ► t out,. NEW GR BURLESQUE SPECTACLE—LAST NIGHT OF KOULI KHAN. ROYAL CIRCUS ;ND SURREY THEATRE. PHIS PRE`.NT S.I . IIAWAI. Julie 6, 161 R, the will commence wish the Serinu• Sfel...drania. originally pi-winced here, taken from Mr. Milman's Tragedy of Patio, railed Tiw 1T41.11N WIFIt Girabli Frizio, Mr. linntley fl u mes, Miss Tsyhw. Afler which (1 . .. r the shills time), • Broad Com*, MlAs' Extravaganza, in three Acta, mined op with much Nloderu Magnificence ellts,l I lOW ' To ‘VRITP. 4 1 .11 OPETI 1 ! OR. THE ommarrs OF DRAMATIC AUTHORSHIP. Is the room of she 3.1 Art will b. introiltire.l the Rehearsal ..f a grand Melo dramatic Or. ra, called •• ANACONDA ; nr, The Rya Cotlilllfidur and O.: flalFalu." IVith New Music. Fct Di rsaea and Der. .at i. In the cuss .• of the Puce, a C:•0!cli fl ilel in China—The Practice of a Omer is Ow Green-Rusin. .:ce _ . Tu coucincle anti, by particular draw', ..21111 tint.), a Grand Scrums Mi.l.i.Dcalar. in IWO a 4, calla K 0131.1 KIIAN ; Boy' 4s —Pit yIL.-nali.priee at 164V-pret Places for the Dunes in be taken of Mr. Roomer. at the Rans.lllfice, in front ol the Theatre (where Fre► Admiosiusis for the Season may he purchased, and a private Boa en rnrd ui = b• iy) I and, for the accommodation of Tansility at that end of the Town, at the Belted de SpCtiiele, Weslcr• Barchange, Bond stroll. Doors open at Upset Five, to begin at bsltpast S:x. Roderic !Lindens& is in preparation, a•d will speedily be preli,hice4l; also, • new Comic Paotunsinsa Ballet, called 'rbe Kaleidu.cor or, Pay for Peeping. LUPEUIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE or LORDS, FRIDAY, Jusc 5. A PI'EA Lc-WI/GM ENTS. is the rank of C,rrmiek and Trapand, the joulTmetit of hit inferior Cnort was affirmest, with mutest. •ariatinna. In Smith and Stood'lham, the jnolmnent was reversed. In O'Brien and Roche, Mr. Wetherell Was heard for the AppelWAlL—Judgment inuotononed. In Rneentabe and Hare, judgment was affirmed, wills variations. _ _ The Earl of ROIST.TW presented a Petition from Ri M. Yieldittc, Esq. praying that their Lordships would permit him, in the cunrse of the eiteninte„ & l oti on of ti m it ame o, to toffee an appeal against certain decreer, of the Court of Excheqner of Ireland, in the years 1810 and 1812, in the case of Fitsmaurice and ROYAL ASSENT. The Royal Assent was riven by Contmi.sion to the Re. grory Amendment Rill, the high Wilt l)•ity 11111, the Wewt India Testae Bill, and the lai,l.lertainater Go* Licht Hit. The 1,01.14 Commationers wore, the Lotto CIIANCFLLOR. the Earl of Sttarressunv, and Lord RenrsnAt.r. The Mariiiiis of CirtmateornaLay itthornitii lli it LAM'. sbips that the Prince itegeo had r.c• :% . r.l the it Addresii of Congratulatimi un the marline of the Duke of Cambridge, for which 1w reistriwil _ _ Similar communications were matte by the Earl of in- Corms. and the E.tri of Al ACCIGESFI VIM, en the toad of her Majesty and the Duke and linelless of Cimbritioe. Mr. W. Smith. Hiplitv Governor of the Denials SecirtY, prearulta au actint..l of the rtrripts and expcarea of the So. eiety in promoting the thtlevoies wt the cows of Great Britain.—Loid on the table MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. Sir. Browlen and others from the C informed their Lordships that the House of Comm 111 l s hail mp red to the Lords' Amendments on the N. gutialale Securities Bill, and the Education of the Poor Bill. COTTON SPINNERS. Lord K►Niro!t informed the littuae, that the Committee appoistea to inquire igloo the elate of the Cotton Mainitie toiies had is yet proceeded but • abort way in the emuniiri. hum of wit lle therefore •uEr+led the propriety renewing the Committee in the next &mien of Parliament. The Earl of LAUDFIIDiLe took ils.st opportunity of et-t• loft, that the Colton Manisfsettirers had evinced the ittmaet craftiness to rim ever!, information required of 'bent He added, that it appeared Irmo the evidence already obtained, that the iush.thitauta of Maiicheitee mull usher pi ices hid stinglit employmebt for their weakly children, as being. the easiest and must healthful. _ L or d x e sTom replied, that it less not his wish tit the pre. sent moment to make soy Mtge& sailor's on the eltsvisetee of the 'wicket -1., which mart hr liiiherto to lie in some 414 gree er parte. Ile merely 4lesired that the Committee sllttothl be rt mewed iii the orst S4 -s The E4rl of LauttEttoaLe antervi 41 that, in !Writ of entry, the evidence bolted's taken bitould be it-ported to the (louse. ACCIIC NTS. Mr. Brorthy, from floe M 1..8 ()Mee, pro lt e n N.,l l ",,, ar. eotiolo Mai log to the ihaurof gold o:ol 'Over euia.—Urdered to be pr inted. CHeRCIICS IN SCOTLAND the ord.; of the d•y twine rvad f. , . lio.y r eo n ,t ers ,ii„ tr of the Bill for boil fling l'hiarebes The Earl of I.AU DPAIM.V holed, at this late period of the S.'s•ws, this 111,1 *,. u i , l nut The En' of LIVER rots'. that he had no objf gtion lu mut pone the 1•• ;111 11. XI The 'notion fur the 111 I . 1 iltrrili:re, me. noN mr.(; ,, DE COMin I t. Loral tint, %MD prt..eugb .1 PsP. hfion fr.ass I)nti rjern *h.., w n'l tbrr• r 1.••1 .%•••••§ be rerii I "lion of oh. ir gime. .1 , I 11. , k ruit.z.• ul (i.tb .c. In 1 0i,.• 1., the .re.ntotrut by ihr (k•w, I. nor • 1 Gabi.ltar t a...) thai tile Puniivotr, aft. r a rruceedivg rad Great!Estrin said, he felt cousidoirable re. yeti in heieog obliged to trouble their L it hl,ips of, the present occasion, but could not stiffer the Session to close without calling their aliens to what he conceived ot subject of very big's import slice, and offering them some R.snltittoos extort , - `iv.' or lii*t , eubmerit4,, The object 111 ' these Ite.o lotions Was to declare the propriety of aboolishinz all grants in reversion, and of :11 useless pl area ge. nerally. It may br urged, that the letter pert of Iris Ito-solutions Wail unnecessary, a considerable nitmlvir of niopcso.ett having !wen already alsolishel or regulated by Parliament. If his Itrsollitions 111 , 1 reference sobly to those places ulready abolished, such an 'observation would no doubt It are great weight, but it was notorious to their Lordships 'hit there still existed tunny useless places ill Great talu s Ireland, and the Colonies, that rolled aloud for the interference of Parfainetti. allusion to the place !ably grained in rev' rsiono to the l/ttehess of Gloucester (the Itsugership of Ilag.ltro), lir LI. melded that he itlionl , l hr. li, Speak of a grant to a u personage, di.tingolisheil by the moat em:nent virtues, and one to whom 1111 per son could object as in every respect worthy Of Ilie Royal favours; but it was by such grinds, to which it 'mull be invidious to raise any oltjeetion, that this system was most likely to he upheld. They ap peared in some respect to justify a proetice Which, from such examples. might in time he rendered too powerful! to he o t iposed, Rot he tholi A lit the lionise ought not to reottaits satoli it with preyed ing all reversionitry grants, biii should oroceed an other step, and itholish all useless lasers. There 'fry" places t. which no ditties were *tricked, torh ! ct i perhaps might be deemed iieresssry for maintaisling the due eiolemloor of the Crown, aid far such he had mule provision in his Ite.olittititt.. The Lords i,f the Beileltionlie•. and several other offices iu ;he Household. "night he of this description; lout lie did not desire their I..ord.liips to itleol'4e Ihronselres In arty thing hint a mere general R.-solution for the tdooittott of us. less places. aid it stook' lie :1 ‘llll - for future conisioleration to deteritime what otli , tes were 'voles.. There were several 'aeon in the Ccurts of Law which hail not even the ilevitive ine s it of b r i i p z useless, for tht y were inifortintat"ly :t . teuttlegl with smolt charzes t,i the public in the pursuit of le , ral rinlit• * that they insist he re4lrileil 8.4 it , ittrinti.l. In proliotting , the laitohtithi of such joiners, lie by no meatis desire,' to de p rive iiw Judges of their present profits. lie emild not Ise itoilerstonil to say slit this highly tenertlile body of men tvax overpaid for the hilenioux olio( iihjoortant dories of their oink-, hot if ceitain oflittei within their patron:42e were found to lie *sojourning to thir public by their existeiice, it would he ii,lsl-able to Owlish the ofliceii, and grant a ern 1111 reoinenerid -6.111 10 the .1.141v.44 1411' their los% 11 , ,pes had been ruled in the early part of the Se -1 0 1 ) , th a t useless places n.4.11:4 (Lire het•ii 1.-toed—hut what oyes the result Was die iht Cl.' •'; of Virliaat.mt regulated ?—was the (4.1* 1.1 . Cleat or the l'lrav in the Exchequer of Ireland :41)4.11411rd ? This tatter was 11141ce 4 :1 said to i.e ia litigation, and 411 appeal w s lodged btfure their Lord.hips, tl determine w !nor wits the right of sinitiniating to the 'flier. lint hit the contest ern sera!, I t t, the rights i,l the individual lie declared ; hut if the offoir he of y !fiddle nature, and found las he a 111i11114: 11.11 41 4i.er. what right eats be [W.I. mount to that of the 1....g . 51.0t lire iu etioloshing It ? Inter, hear.j—Clitlebs the great sinecures be a'et. a system of rigid ecou iiiii v be en force,l—miless the large military e.talilishineat of the country lie rrdnee.l , he itinirrliendril that 11i niiiters would, i n the ensuin g S i l'au orient, hos mineelled to have recourse to the k etone Tot. It bast been ioseried by a Nohle Rol, t the Booti.li army iv France was el no espouse re, thi+ (wintry ; bolt if thy five millions of French cottirill!itions whirls Pailiameot lci,l been apron:P.ly assured wits to be considered as to au in. 'smutty for the past•• (the . 1 security for the fu ture'? 14144,„ he soil pos. 01, Ilse re , doniii , ni of the Buss bon-) —hut if t h e. soon were ii,tereepted by t hat arm y fr o m comilig , mt.) the tiea.iary of tile coUnt.y, it differed iii 1141 respect from an ale4ulutt , charge. The Noble Lord then athiertell to the il l. gttionote and itAligerot, tunneller enjo) ed by the Cr o wn, in consequence of the existence of useless ,ce., and the right of granting ilwin in river. 0:011; 4..41 concluded by reading a long %yin% of Itesulutoolos, that grants of places in rev, rsion ought to his diocontinurd, and that all iiselcws places ought to lie ab hilted, as ineon.i.tetit a ith the 'Hauteur offi•e, and dangerous to the Constitution. The Loan L'it a to:chi Lott r. , ad It.e Iltesolutian i a, ow l h,titatic impoNetl Owns seriatim, they were te. je, I. 11 ?gent. fat. The I I“list then miljoirneil. 1101.156 OF COMMONS, CatoAr, Jour S. Al • Twirl. rt.! three o.llolk the p r 444 a t• , uk the ("tt , r,.1.4.1 the Hoose WaS WWI •11. r stunth..tted to the 11,00 iro,a to the 'loupe of Peers. On thrtr niers, the Speeket !qr. Itvdttrytr b-myott wit t..e Repout or e l'uhee C v e t t . 1., moniker that ii he recsi,c..l awl avec t , , hr took i.ec.or, to rrvirw tltr 1• , - s of the Committee, and to advert to the I born , • imp increase of crnue which was aptrtrent iiili'" years. He lUIL on doubt that this was ssi up s'ga4 de Lt ree owilis; to the waist of proper rr*iilatissai ptul ehp..siir s tin ts in the public prison., qp.l .la ilne.an• term store tif individuals of very ilithrPl.t thaiiir. le'S• often 1.4 waist of glue ailirlituw, utt3 often the want of proper room in the seienal plerril of cot.linement. Ile also allude.) to the imp. rt .. ..uncoil' in the present arrangement of milk 111 •he Mutts 11l Coro ction; and thought that on this purl funereal altrra:imi eiecrosury. The wall*, of the labour dins prtidured 11101 be r.isily conceived; when the house were 'lammed that .ta arejaik.! ammint from each man was at the rule of one-stir-1 of a fartliesi4 per diem. Some iwglect was also attiebutable to the Magistrentat, add the 110us.t armlet learn with surprise that not a sinalr wrilitii order for the etoidiect of the Cold Lath-bridle Prise, t had been made by the Magistrate% 'boring iiieise , t seven years ; the whole Will telt to the dnicrettlist Mr.Adklns, the keeper, who was certainly s brio and honourable Mao. In 'puking at life *meta subject, it. war impossible to at'vnitl being struck with the infidelity which mendkity had oie the lotus pi/petiole of crime, and hors the one sod tl.e otlirr were GAHM to keep pace in 1111 alarming deertvi-m. The expenses of Cui.Victi had ilea bred soder. lhd consideration of the Continence. Settee die year 1316. no less th to 3,106 [writer's lot I tiers iwietera4.l to transportation, of we 1.9 6 wore for we've.' ' , eats. Since the year 1798, the ripenies of elerre transports amounted to no less it 1.8111 A i m 4,000,00ei. The Ron. Mem!). r also salve tell to the system of licensing public-houses, seiriltbk great public abuses which had grotto up duffer it. withstanding the niquiries and Kurnool% which had been paid to this subject, and the cmoetprent chat k that had been given to its abuses, lie cool --I sysikre the !louse much remained to he done. used that the system cot& dto be productive a soy serious evil.. In the department of coustables,llolC Of vrry considerable importance in the arrangenweit It a Police, many alteratinas were necessary. till the existing films called loudly for legisla ire reel rim. duties of the office. instead of teeth; eignrowsly enforced by the proper person, were oat ultra, tsecottel by devutyl CitC.l , ll%:lllli e th t Ind h. much abuse and cartleasuess, wliete mid activity were most essentially . 1 ht Ron. Gentleman concluded by niovio4 that this Report be printed; and gave notice, 1 lin early next Ses-imi he would call the aitenti of 11a Rouse to the consideration of this important sob ject.—l Hear.) General TiloanTolt eon' 1,11. n e.l the 1100. Genileman Oil his attention to this stitjrc', 111111 prerAed his opinion in firour of the intended rc .. view of the Police Of the Metropolis. The Report was then ordered to be printer{. INDEX TO THE JOURN.”.4. Mr. BATIWIR9T hiought up the It• vuit of the Committee nu the liidex to the ilioiroak vivo ordered to L. priiited—uoi! the li i ight ILon, Gentlemrur r on 54 :5 4 ptdrri .4 l to the Priiice Regent, fur g ra r kf Goiof. is, Jeleiiii 1.. r the reprn•re ur•,kint; out 511.1 arranging the luilex to. he Jour nal* of the I iiiiise, !ince the Ileums In I DEPOT FOR CONVICTS AT COI:k. Mr. listrrivvr begged to ask the IZI.O t ff.". Gentleman olipoette, whether soy, awl tie! II htJ Iheu taken nn the subject of the Itepo t e Comeniso.ioters, rel Abet to the Depot t• r I .t. iv l. 4 , Cuovicts at Cork. preparatory to their 114.1. ; ,, 't attoo. Mr. NIEL replied, that steps were in prow:re—a fur the removat of that depot altogethp r, al g e l been recomineoded by the Commooniner4, ant( es new (leper. !previous to etnhapkation. w.ps to he fired in this country. Until the oeces4ary :Drail :F. enrols for completing it were matured, the coos - ills must rentsisi in the old depot. Ile 11.,1 elle sera-. faction to state, thut the projected alit folio's wroth( create a l'oll 4 444lerlible saving ill Ilona of expense. l•, CM It. the chthing of cavil consul cost :;/. wink in °utile,' the expense was may 134. 10.1. but in Eppglatil lie had lately ascereapoed tier x p.r.se 'mull be considerJbly• less. A k a v i nic o f I,ouoL had been effected in the brat reasha,kation, ley sip e conomical attention to this branch of tle expeoel:ture. The whole subject was ttioltt 11. e consideration of the Government of Ireland, INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Sir S. Reim mt. V MSC to present a Pr i , ioel hots a person of the name •of Itoger C, w h o CM , pLriord of the course' pursued toward. tom lap t e leoaslsepit Debtors' Court. In prei.eittii..4 this ilti 111 l lie by sin 1111 . 4111 i wished to he iti.tier-toad Inklog Ihlf t.tPp, f , r the purpose of ti slightest Imputaeion on the Learned (Mr. Sp.rjempt Rumpliogton) who presided In lb. t Court, fi.r whose character he epee-rained tl.e greotei.t se.pret. Tl.e Petitior, eo bit t, 4 all tau as. . potation o the Learned J0.1. 4 e, Nod he is. r Samuel) would 11/IVe p.esrAtii it rather. I , 'Woo I that the Committee which wt would, as was liromi.e.l, have bee" Shit f ilie . l,lws kr U r di•clierge Of 111 Nita hr iliefs wuttl,l ot4ve intiv r il to h.. 0 rft to 11 , 41 (.11111111intr. complains t f a del4y which he Watt 1I At lier, btu he; .1r tin y-itro ts 4 tt, to tr I !11 , Ihe 1 1 , 'II 0...4 r Matti Vidi 11,14% ONLY TWO DAYS TO DRAW, 76 CAPITALS. AZA R n and CO. the Contesetors, Sold anil &wall at their old established Office. ROYAL FXCII A INGE, FOUR Of the Capital Peones drawn last Thivoday,4ils of June. They have 11./W a tee, of Tfrheis and Share. (warranterlmndrawn) Go sale, and solicit public anent iou to the following grand SPATE tiF THE WHEEL. 3 Prizes of 2 38 15 36 he. fhe Sistb.drawo Prise above 13,0011 most he £12.000. £23.000. or 1:40.000. TURA?, 4f. She !fills of Sill be the Last Day of Drawing but our. Fire Prize. of 4:20.000 were coht hr HAZARD anti Co. the Conraarroan. in the List Yr:se. Lotteries, at their very old Oilier. KOVAL EACH ANGE, LONDON, established upwari!s Of :1k) Tears, and where l'riaeri have bail Shared and mr.olil amounting to MANY AIILLIONS.