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A. . 1 Si i • • -------_ • , NUMBER 4736 LONDON-, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1818. PRICE SEY' THE 4 rnß.Rov.4 Le DRURY-L.4NR. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH-OPERA, STRAND. I AIPHRIA L P.• I 1 I Lti Al ENT. gaming tia their houses.—The Bill *as read a first further than by simply .tar ,HIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Feb. ie. firlilE FIRST GATHERING of the HIGH- Hate. vole he was sherd to l'' —..-- I tlieir Majesties' Serrano will peewit, (31h taut) a A. I.AND CLANS he LONDON, and COMPETITION On the motion for the second reading— He, in common with Grand Totem Play. wish Massie, in three acts, called of HIGHLAND. DANCERS, PIPERS. and BROAD- HOUSE OP LORDS, Winexasoart FrattliAnY 11. A Member, whine name we could not learn, re- Majesty'e Governmets THE BRIDE OF A 11Y.DOS. SWORD PLAYERS. will be held in the above Theatre ___.., walked, that when leave wits given to briag in this the Treaty had me (Fouseled naively spins the Poems of Lard Byron.) THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, February It. and SATUR DAY, 14, 1818. All the Ceresriamin awl Festivities at- Mr. Kingston, from the Stamp Office, brought Bill for the suppreseithi of gaming, he could not mulls approbatiOn After which, tending a Highland Wedding will be accurately repro- up HIS account of the number of Pronristabre Notes him thought that it would by one of its clauses moved THE FALLS OF CLYDE. brined. The Performers will he dressed in. the uncial/ Stamped from the sth 11111111ey, 19 15; to the 5111 give it license fur gaming. He boned dint tl gli That the mum , Ellen (lest time), Miss Smithson, her third appearance Costumes of their respective Claus. order to make al this Theatre. Doors open at Six o'Clock, hegin at Seven. Jaimary, /819, dietitiguishing the years,—Laid im the Chancellor of the Exchequer upheld is public twcen his Rr, The new Greed Tragic Play of The Bride of Abydos, Duxes, 5c.; Pit, 35.; Lower Gallery. 2a.; Upper Gal- the table. and universal system or gambling. by Untrue', ~ to the Abu,' will be acted every night of Performance till further me lery, la _Half Price, alf past Eight d. Cluck. On the motion of the Cott or SHAFTESBURY, Hist no Gentleman would imitate the matters 01 1817. tire Due make will he given of the next performance of The 11F the NEXT of KIN of Jr. DAVID CA ft- Turret Cluck, sad Harlequin's Vision. Al. D 07.0, late of No. 85, Whiteehapehrmul, in the County --wm....46-- • gain now countenancing such inornorel pursuits. by IP If there were to be provisions in the Act to counter- va' of Middlesex, Tobacconist, deceased, will apply to Mr. P. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WtnNestrAT, Fen. 11. Het the general dangerous tendency of it, he would roRATRE-ROYA 1., fill' R NY-0.4 RI IR N. Lars. NO. 3. Lark's.roir, Hackney, they may hear of N0M ...-... THIS EVENING, THURSDA‘', Feb. 12. thing to their ailventage. agree to the Bill, otherwise he would oppose it Mr. Swell, from the Admiralty, brought up an Account in Solo. will be acted, 34 time, the 'sew Tragedy of ANTI-MONOPOLY COMIIII'ITEB, of the Number of mtdorg.setwOrrukuffgaffd in the Sir M. BlDUlgired the Gentleman WHIM n FAZIO. . • ' Cymru mil Anchor Tama, Strand. Slave Fr r, anal of the Neetnerser Appreaa therenleire ter . .„..„.• • • -- - To whidlialMolo44lllllth time', a new Noontime, called TOM PETtTION to slit HOUSE of (..:0.11- She High Court of Admiralty.—Ordered to beau the sable. ~....... die setytid rett ing of hie Bill 11: present. HARLEQUIN caii.LivEtt; II MONS, for the Restorer to the Peddle of she Right Mr. Fitzpatrick, from the Mint, betaight up an Account would consider it highly objectionable if 'll • OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. of it PREF: TRADE IN BEER, and to the Yielaaller the of she Amount of the Gold and Silver Cum in his Majesty's Weil the spirit of legislation 'prevalent on t' Protection and Government of LAIVS, instead of the WILLS Mild, fur two years meet preceding January, 1818, distils- in 1' ranee. —The Iltil was then orde• On Saterday, any Matmeriog; sir, The Gipsy's Prophecy. of ladividuals. lies for Signature at guishoig the particulars of each year. second reedit % on Wedursday venuight On Mushy, the new Tragedy of faze., Mr. Bullock' s, Mnseuns, Pnreadilly, A great variety of 'private !business was tranencted. A new Cassie Opera, called Tama, n, The Tree of Health, printed. Mr. 1% arreu 0, Blacking Manufactory, 30,Strasid, The SPEAKER said, that as Friday swat would be the last • .. Ass additional Article to the Cons will be prodiseed. for the first time. on Tuesday. Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strain!, slay fur r.ctivisig Petitions fur Private Bills, lea hoped the The new Gomel Pantomime. fall. it Hark,' • Gulliver, ff. .1-he min haiiiiil, will tm. „..I,,im un mood.), sad Mr.M. R...lehard.scsii:!.. Dm. irseller, Royal Esrittuce,,, . . !hlite wen!irl_lasve au! objection 111..h.ia. Inking the .C.hair to- lilts Brili 111 l oiE Mit)esty and his Me i miter s, runnier? Warehouse, 218, 11 hileehapel- morrow at half pain three, slid on Friday at three 0 Chid:. easy was brought tip. Tharsday, and twice a week till bother notice. Sir JAWS SHAW brOught rap the Bill to amend the New The new Melt-Drama, called The Illustrious Traveller, road. Lord CattI.63ISAGH said hy Mr. Padre's, Ditto, near the Obelisk, Borough, City Prison Act .—Read a first time, at present, that this should I' ar, Tie Forges of lianzel, will be perta sued twice • week Mr.. Finches's, Bookseller, 35. Ludgate-hill, Mr. GREII ULU moved fur an Account of she Number of ion the alternate nights of the Pantomime) till furtherally, w•I.DEORAVE mad M . Doenes, trunk-maker, 237. High Mullein,. Licenses manted lo Country Bankers fur the jostling. of antler. The Committee b-g leave to able, that all the Expenses Pr 1111 l issory Notes. The Hun. Gentleman added, that while powers Of the llama/de 1 which have attemleil the Meetings, Advertisements, Sic nc- he moved for this Account, and thought the produetian of it Act. The 4Th Merck, scans 5.5100 Tickets trill be drawn. ressery tu forward the above public ohjers, have brim dr. 'skill he useful- he wished his missives II hi limit tar mis- Lord CAsTLEREA The 4511 March, about 40 Capitals trill he draws. frayed by its original Promoter, B Beaumont, Esq ; bust interpreted. He was of opinion that Ibis eirenlation was Or • minters were not al' The 4tl .forth, First Pre:, well bare ~051af. lucre. ms a subject of amve-rsal , ala) so inunethately great advantage its Ilse country, as hang as there existed an The alb Dards, Pk., Wool' will !mire 4 Piper of Part. PIM cis Ilse interests of the Labouring Pour, and which immediate cusivertibility uf it iuto speCie. oil board vessels lb. 451 Narcb,the 10 First Priors will beau Capitals. is sea important to the whole body 4.f Victuallers, who Mr. Lusaincrrox moved that there he laud heroic the number. The Scheme COOIIBIIIII desire to conduct their trade on an independent and re- Haase au Ai vaunt of the antainist of Exchequer Bills, 'linter Mr. %VALI' ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS. spillable foisting, they cannot rarer all the Eatwascs so be she heads seven and divan, issued miler an Art of 1817, Coneentim, THREE PRIZES of 30.000 POUNDS ! borne by a single individual. Ti. prosecute the subiret to is enabling his Majesty to wise a limited sues by Exchequer tried tier., And Me Yields are save Selling of only L.lO : 10s. PIP etlll.llll COilellitioll. great Expenses ere not believed to lw Bills. No Meek Prises.—\o Classes. necessary, but to defray such as arise a small Subscription Mr. LUSH:24OTOx then nomad that the Bill fur enabling Lord Every Ticket will be deaden veparately.—Every Prize is is expedient, fur which purpose Bunks are opened at the his Majesty to raise a sum of 30 millions by Exchequer erects' Sterling Moue,. shove places. Bills, be now read a sec 1111 l I time. purr S Prime of 1..30,000 ll Money .. L. 90,00 a H. SCHULTES, lion. Secretary. 'the Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be corn- „ti' 3 10 ..., l,OOO ...... Money .... 10,000 In the Press, and imenediatele will he published, A Petition was presented from certain Solicitors of De -12 14 18 3,500 of L• 211111, L.lOO, L 50. &c. Am Money .... 48,000 and consider< the merits of some recent Pnblicatioses, wish Mr. BrumeTT ',weed that awe he him henwe th,. fl ALL sTrti.iNG MON LT. the character of their A Whore. an Account of the Salaries of the several Gaolers o' Exclusive bribe abovc,aciti totally instep. anal of theSchenie, N.B. Biisi,,, anal siiizie Tickets for the Opera by i the tin, and of their emoluments arisiog from rent.. 7wthe Pipes of I'M: I' IV i2V i!:. Night, alternate Weeks, ur Season. free of Aire, der. (s temh last three ),ran, 'r Each of the Holders of the First•alrawn Blank, on the the nintnott of each s fur earls ye:sr.—Order Fuss, Second, anal *Mid Days of Ha awing, may ' POMPEII. Mr. PHILLIPS, postponed his notice relative 'timely select from the Stuck of ally Wiue Merchant they This day is published. twice 12..0d. (to be completed in td4;;;;;pfeZ,Pipee of Ilse very best Old Pori Iliac, and in fur Shares.Twelse Parts), Part I. of JEWS .1 POMPEII, with a Desiriptive l'u enumerate all the ('apital .Prizes sold by DISH, the V Amai by GEORGE TOWNLEY, Esq. Contactor, lied by his Agents, wino slut litt few Years, London :Pa inted fur James Carman, aud Soo, 011itiond. be nc Imiatiwbrunglit up, till Thursday week. Mr. Struts's moved fur leave so heir and mewl the Act regulating the salar with a view to enlarge them. General TSIORITON alajeeled l' w wild require several folio volumes. street ; awl Kohl by Mr. Netter. Oxford; Mears. Deightun •la she LAST LorrEur of - • aid Sun, Cambridge; aud Messrs. Norton soil Suns, Bristol. str"dY large, and that Owe w THREE PRIZES of 30,000 I'OUNDS, nisi' .old flats ALL ! ! FRENCH READING BOOKS. lau.l.—Leave was :isms. And in the very Last Lottery, This day was published, a New Edition, Hum. price 3s. 6J. ATTENDANCE OF 4" THREE PRIZES or .C-2u.0n0 humor!, .4ail various tinier Capitahl, ALI. IN SHARES, in Thirty I ETTRES DUNE PERUI'IENNE. Mr. CALCH Ar I* t, different Towns iii the Country. I Par Madame de GRAFFIGNEY. appointed to logy •.• Any psrticielar or fancy Numbers, may now be had at A Luudres : Chez Law et Whittaker, 13, Ave.3laria.lanc. ii" Bill, for the respective Onietis. Or ot' Also, to he had of the same, and Petty Co Ul5ll, ronlraefor, t'ornbill. and Charing-Crass. Lwidoos, ELISABETH. ou I.E.S EXILES DE SHIER! E. Par Aud his Agents in England, Ireland, and Scollaild. Madame COTTIN. Nouvelle Edition. Auffinentite de Notes lenshince "5' Historiques et Geographiqates par C (:cos, avec un Climbs. woutal not pia•ce, in a small neat volume, 16mu. price 3r. buuuJ ; and Commit' PETIT-OR, on royal 18ino. flue paper, 4.. boards. A GRAND AND USEFUL. DISCOVERY, bles, 420, STRAND, has bent WEIIIII.Y OPPOSITE TIIV: A DELPHI. I MESUItE, Chronometer Hail Watch-maker, II • in co cc of the great scarcity of Bullion anal Ow exorbitant price of Gold, has heels unlaced to pro'dure, Syr km; labour and study, *Substitute, which he has deno minated PETIT-OR; this import:lot Discovery !auctioned by lbe most aatICIIIIC marks uf public approbation This 41a, are published, in Bvu. with the Proceedines of the eithe Public Meeting in aid of the Defendant after his Ac- Pr' qpiltals, before Mr. Justice Abbott, on the first day, mid . Lord Chief Justice Ellenbunough, ou the last two dam pain 4a. is'l' hoards, TRIALS THE IHR E . F 44 11'11.1.1.1Y itON F., for Publishinz THREE PARODIES, Three Es-Ofikio informations, during three suet, days, Its three Special Juries. The PETIT-OR , "4""in"1" so. near?y t.n.,61", sail .; Thr;ce she brindled Cat bath mest`il."—Romor posse-was PO mans of its quality, that the uiriereace can scarcely be observed by the mist curious inspector. It hoses unrivalled rieliiii ss of (Amor ;is susceptible of Priumal by and rim W. Hoer, 67, Ohl Bail, Trial may be had separate, pine Is. The PROCEEDINGS of the PUBLIC ME an iscomparable lustre of pail ash ; anal, 11411 being Itti ductile rah., ri„ 'id. as Geld in some respects, is nut mu easily despoiled of its - • •= - ---- - ----- - Monty by scratches; Ica in sabers, it yields In the (mix of EAs-r 1N 111 A BEGIRT the hammer, and may be moulded into any form. This day us imblislied, wee 7' It is particularly adapted for Watcli-cmea, Suntr-hoses, /tail E EAS*I INDIA REf and all aorta of Jewellery, for which Gold is at present em- ft It ECTORY foe ISIS, corers, played. As it tarnishes sooner than (fold, it revisers that I oil 7 : raraitai .. i.. R the Company's ewe which Gold does nut i hut evir) time it is cleaned, it and Abroad, with the Ahlerate will maser its original lustre and colour. TO TH F. DAY ()F PU Bl.l' Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to substitiste a PETIT- Regulatiniss respecting the Olt Case to their Silver ur Metal Walsh.., may have helical Abstract of the ' them done at a moderate and fixed Nice, by A. Mr...A/RE, Charter; the Piett-OlFe at his Maenfachrry, 420, Strand, nearly opposite the Mel- of Letters to anal f, phi, where be has on Sate R tinge assortment of WATCH rs SHIPS; and much , of all destYiptions, with irises winile of his int-limp orable By A W. IlAsi PLIIT.OR ; he pledges himself, that it any Watches with Of the 2.' • his name, sold by him, should Ind be funusl ifs perform 11.01111011: S. well, they shall be reel ified, free of a. s 4 %1...m.4.. its the CattlrPe Leadeuhall., ' of a whole year, providled the fault may mil proceed from street, Ono any unfair usage or accident ; also Gold and Silver Chum°. -- an ter% fur Snead Pocket : Capped. Jewelled, Horirmootal, Duplex, Going Fuzee, end Plain Watchpß, all warrauteel as siv.re ; likewise all sorts of (.old .Its ell. i y. I. The fulhoriug Articles of PETIT-tilt are ready fur sale ; viz. Soußboxes, Tootli.piek and Pencil-cases, spectacles, ! opera and Eyelarsses, ttatch Casino, Seals, Ilearelet,. Neck Chains, Thimbles. Conlin., aunt a variety of Ladi. • ornaments. Of Plate, Table, pease t T I I' . 4.3. um •.. Lett . " IMP.' Tea sits) Cream Pot., Sugar Tamp, and Sni.treis ; Om Fr e** do not low theu (claim in the hez+ as Silva her has the arid of Fled ars erect on die Dewier' For Gentlemen in slur Army, Sauer:, f.r envArs and Grrnsthers, 1 h. its. 17.2,:er5, Gorse's, Be II- I' ise. All snits ef 'it t. ha• ...,, neatly magic, * 01:11(11:1.1.' Pi: II IA in, shirk wear, 5;..11. without reqinrieg any more rare, ' i'i L.ll, s' Ornaments. A. Ole Proprietor, A 51 ESC RE. A,;1,11.4 Traveller in the Sale of by ,• K 1 in aoy other Ship ear pular 1,, 11 ? Ail Imposition osll lill. Pllblif 411,1, it atidit'Pft.i 4.4 I 11111 l ;,,11,1!. tilt he punctually Arta.:lll will certainly he p 1' i•niers' Kyoga., ye , . . •Il qualatittea, and ' 0, ...e only. -------„,„__ itV a NI-11., Ciale r Al •Y LONDON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1818. NUMBER 4736 PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. THE 4rtex :_ nor.4i, DRURY-L.4NR. MIHIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Feb. 12. heir Me.j..flies• Serrano will perinea (6th time) a Grand Tiattie Play, with Massie, in three acts, called TUE BRIDE OF A lIY.DOS. (Foamlesl entirely spoil the Poems of Lord Byron) After whirls, THE FALLS OF CLYDE. Ellen (list time), Miss Smithson, her third appearance at this Theatre. The view Grand Tragic Play of The Bride of Abydos, will be acted every might of Performance till further No. tire Dire mike will be riven of the next performance of The Turret Cluck, sad Ilarlequiles THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH-OPERA, STRAND. VMST GATHERING of the HIGH -1 LAND CLANS in LONDON, aid COMPETITION of HIGHLAND. DANCERS, PIPERS, and BROAD SWORD PLAYERS, will be held in the above Theatre THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, February it and SATUR DAY, 14, 1818. All the Ceremonies awl Festivities at temling a Highland Wedding will be seesrately repre sented. The Performers will he dressed M. the nativist Costumes of their respective Claim Doors open at Six n'Clock,Newin at Seven. /I.IXeN Ss.; Pit, 35.; Lower Gallery, 24.; Upper Gal lery, I s.—Half Prier, Half past Eight o' Clock. lAIPHRIAL PeIRLIAMENT. glinting In their liouses.—The Bill *as read a first (intr. On the motion for the second rending— A Nleinlier, whose name we could not learn, re inalked, that when leave was given to bring in this Bill for the suppres►itio of waning, lie could not have thought that it would by one of its clauses give * license fur gaming. He hoped that tl the Chancellor of the Etcchequer upheld a public and universal system or gambling, by Lotteries, dist no Gentleman would imitate the 1111 l ers of the Continent, and derive a mean, paltry, dirty *sin nom countenancing such inimorel pursuits. If there were to be provisions in the Act to counter act the general dangerous tendency of it, lie would agree to the Bill, otherwise he would oppose it further thun by simply statioK the nature of the vole he was Obtl!lt to propose to the Comistitire. Fie, in common with the other Members of hit Miajvsly's Government, felt peculiarly lumpy that the Treaty hail met with such cordial and mous approbation from the House. He therefore moved HOUSE OF LORDS, WISDNISSDAY, FFIBRIIART U. Mr. Kingston, from the Stump Office, brought up an account of the number of Prontis..ory Notes Stamped from fife 6th January, 1915; to the 51k January, /819, dibtitaguithing the yeass.—Laid un the table. On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, the House then adjourned to Friday. That the sum of 400,0001. be granted to hi. Majeste, in order to make good the Article* 1/1: a Treaty conchideil he. tween his Britannic Majesty and the Bloc of Spain, relative to the Abolition of the Slave Trade, on the 211 September, !SI?. Thiele NEXT of KIN of Jr. DAVID CAR- D 07.0, late of Nu. BS, IThiteehapel-rniol, in the County of Middlesex, Tubleewitist, ileerawd, will apply to Slr. I'. Urn, Nn. 3. Lark's.roir, Hackney, they may hear of SWlM thins to their ailtanlage. rmR.4 TRE-ROY AL, f l' EN 7:1 ARDEN N. THIS EVENING, TH U Y. Feb. 12. rill be acted, 34 lime. the 'sew Tragedy of FAZIO. To whisk time', n new Paotnnsime, called HARLEQUIN (;1 1 1.1.11 . ER ; • Olt. THE FIXING ISLAND. HOUSE OF OF COMMONS, I VtimrsoAy, Fre. 11. ANTI4IIONOPOLY CON 81 I ITER, • Crown null Author Tama. !brand. THE PETATION to iht HOUSE of COM- M MOSS, fnr the Restnrat • to the Public of the Right of II FRCS TRADI IN 11F.111, mill to She Virtnallrr the Protection end Government of LAYS, instead of the WILLS of Indorithials, lies for Signatnre at Mr. Bullock's, Mnseum, Mr. Warren's, Marking Manufactory, 30, Strand, Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, Mr. ItietiArrlson's, Boacieller, R, ,sI Exclisoge, Mr. Tomes, Furniture Warehouse, 218, Whilechspel road, Mr. of the , front the up an Account Solo. Gent letnon would not Mawr Tirj 114 r High io !icon the 3lr. Fitzpatrick, front the Wit, brought up an Account of the Amount of the Gold and Silver Cutn in his Majesty's Mild, fur two years meat pretesting January, 1818, distio guishing the particulars of each year. A great variety of 'private Issensies was transacted. The SPEAKER said, that as Friday bent would be the last slay fur r‘ctiving Petitions for Private Bills, ha hoped the House would Imre WI littler illlll Ifs his iakiesz the Chair tu morrow at half past three, sod on Fri.lny ut three o'clock. Sir JA3113 &RAW brought on the Bill to ennead the New City Prawn Act.—Read a first time. _ _ _ lirwi the sactindrea . " - ring of his Bill at present. lie would consider it highly objectionable if it imi tated the spirit of legislation prevalent on this hem! in France. —The Bill was then ordered for a second reading on Wednesday se'smight, and to be printed. Au additional Article to the Convention between his Brae aaaaa ic Majesty and his Must Catholic Ma jesty was brought up. Lind Cisti.s:nr.Ann said lie would merely move at present, that this should lie on the table. Air. w • I.DEORAV E made inquiries relating to the powers of the tsibunals to be established under the Act. Lord . CASTLEItEACIII said, that the Commis skaters were not allowed to give damages fur *hives oil board vessels beyond a limited and prescribed titinibrr. On taittritay, On klatriurring; sir, Tlit• Gipsy's Prophecy. Oa Nun Amy, the new Tragedy of f:rxrui A mew Comic Opera, rolled Zama, oi The Tree of Health, will be pruihseed. for Orr first trine. nn 'faraday. The neer Grand P.m...wine. Hark,' • Gulliver, or, 'flue Flying Island, will he repealed us. \lurid:ay and Tharsilay, and twice a wrck sill farther nutter. The new Melu-Dransa, called The Illooriuns Traveller, ar, The Forges of hailed, will be pert . ..owed twice a week inn the alternate nights of the Pantomime) till further &Mice. Mr. Padre's, Ditto, near the Obelisk, Borough, Mr. Hoehn's, Bookseller, 35, Ludgate-hill, Mr. Dixon's, trunk-maker, 237, H igb Holborn. The committee bwg leave to state, that all the Expenses which la►e attended the Iteetings, Advertisements, gr ne cessary to forward the shove public objets, have lacer 41c. frayed by its original Promoter, B Beaumont, Erg ; but oil • subject of nonversal , a hills so immediately off. cis the interests of the Labouring Pour, and which i• an important to the whole body of Victuallers, who desire to conduct their trade on an independent and re spectable footing, they cannot rnffer all the Eatwolves In be borne by a vingle individual. To prosecute the subject to 1111 , cesoftsl conclusion, great Expenses arc not believed to be necessary, hot to defray such as arke a small Solowription is expedient, fur which purpose Books are opeutil at the above places. _ kr. Garursu. noosed fur an Account of the Number of Licenses panted to Country limaktra fur the jos tl ing. of Pr sssss imory Notes. The Nun. Gentleman added, that while he muved for this Account, and thought the pruiluetCsn of it might lw useful. 1w wished his motives sl 1.1 not he mis interpreted. He was of opinion that this cirenlation was Or great advantage to the country, as lon% as there existed an iinintxliate convertibility of it iuto specie. Mr. LUININGTOX moved that there he laid heroic the House an Ai count of the ansiiiiiit of Exclieluer Bulls, 'miler the heads seven .end eleven , issued nniler an Art or 1817, enabling his Majesty to laisc a limited sum by Exchequer Mr. WALDEGIATE complained that, limier the Convention, British subjects might have their casts tried before a Spauivh Tribunal. Lord CASTLCRISAGLI livid, that the Tribute+l4 erected tinder the Convention were mixed, and com posed of members of both countries ; and that &my offence against the Treaty was only triable by those Tril )1111a.S. Mr. LVIMINGTON then mooed that the Bill fur enabling his Majesty to raise a sum of 30 millions by Exchequer Bills, be unw read a second time. The Bill wns read a second lime, and ordered to be com mitted io.inurriow. H. SCHVITES, lion. Secretary. In the Prcu, and imntediatelv will he pultlishird, by W. SAMS, (it, Pall-Mall, "T O :" A SATIRE. This Vulumr Arens to topics of general concern, and crinsider‘ the 'twits of some rtcrut Publicatiosis, with the character of their Authors. Boxr., soul Single Tickets for the Opera by the Night, alternate Weeks, ur Season. A Petition was presented from certain Solicitors of De vonshire, pra)iis; that improper and unqualified persona alimild he restrained from veiling as convryancers.—lttad, and ordered to he on the table. Nlr. LustiaNGTOVI brought up the Third Report of the Couninissiw ers appointed to inquire into the fees p:iid into tlw Courts of Justice in Scotland. Lord A. Mut I.TON Observed, that this Coin missom avws originslly appointed fur purposes of economy ; it hail sat three years, and this Was its Thi Report. Ile wished to learn whether ti t• had taken any one step to attain the ends of their appointment? lied any one office been or wits any one in progress towards abolition ? It would be as good to hold nut no more encourage ment to this Commissi . Their two former He. ports lie on the table, and no notice whatever has hero taken a them. POMPEII. This day is published. price litr. U. (to be completed in Twelse Parts), Part I. of vrs iE ‘ i t pompeit, with a Descriptive Aft-alit by GEORGE TOWNLEY, Esq. London: Ps i tr./ fur James Carmelo/ aud Soo, Old /kind. street; •ud sold by Mr. rarlrr. Oxford; Mews. Driehtuti agsl Soo, Cambridge; sod Messrs. Notion tool Sons, Bristol. PETIT.OR, A GRAND AND USEFUL DISCOVERY, 420, STRAND, NEARLY OPPOSITE TILE A DELPHI. I MESU RE, Chrolinnirter Hoof Watch-maker, 11.• i s consequence of the crtst tearcity of Bulbuls, and "'exorbitant price of Gold, hiss heti. iodated to produce, Sly Wu; labour and study, a Subtlitute, which he has deno minated PETIT-OR ; this impurtaut Discovery has Meru muctioned by !be most 031111 inz mark* uf public approbation The PETIT-OR approsimcics so nearly to Gill, and pu.stiots PO much of itv quctity, that the ditfcreuce cau secretly be observed by the twist curiums iaspcciur. It has an unrivalled richso ss of (Amor ; it susceptible of an imoutprirable 11111 Sift of polish ; aud , not htillg PO ductile as Gold in some respects, is Slut so easily despoil...l4 its Manly by scratches; )el iss others, it yields is. the (wee of Ito hammer, and may he mudded into any faint. It is particularly adapted for Waleli-emies, Snuff-hewn, and all sorts of Jere Ike). fur which Gold is at present em ployed. As it tarnishes sooner that. Gold, it tryouts that e.re whicb Gold does not ; hut cet r) time it is cleaned, it will recaser its original lustre and colour. ladies and Genlleoun who wish to substitute a PETIT OIL Case to their Silver ur Metal Watch..., may have Arm dont at a moderate and haul puke, by A. NI r.su It F., at his Ilaanfaciary, 120, Strand, nearly oppsosile Ilse Adel phi, likes, he has on Site a huge iwaortmesst of WATCH I'S of all linfliptions, with irises made of his ineump rnhle 1142:fliTVII; be pledges himself, that it any Watelws with Isis name, sold by him, should not fonud In perform well, they shall be reel ifiril, free of ai y 4 N 1 . 4 . 1 ,4 4., lii the course of a wh..le year, provnted the faith may out proceed fruin any oufair wage or accident ; also Gold and Silver Chruuo ass tem, fur Sr. and Pocket ; Cap p i el. Jeoelle.l, lioriasostal, thipkx, Going Fuzee, aul Watebev, all vrarrsuited as shove ; likewise all sorts of (41414 it's, rH. o v. The following Articles of PETIT-tilt lit, ready fur sale ; viz. Sonfrboaes, Tonthlitek and Nord-cases, Speciarles, Opera sad Eyelsilasses, Watch Chains, Seal., lirafelrl% Nrek Chains, Thimbles, Cooties., soil a variety of Ladies' I /moments. Of Plate, Table, newert,Tea. and I4E r'l""m's Tea and Cream Pots, Sops- Tuasp, nod Snottily ; the !irons do not love ihelf C4:14.1111' in the hers as Silver slows, our has Ilse acid of Fait apv erect ou ibe Dessert Kitis". ror Grot!rmen in litre Army, Baum!, for envale, itsfartlqs and Grroadits a, Ito kr. ll.inzers,Gurgets, 111.-lt.philis. Sinus. 4e. An a'. ..1 smiths magic, at a fool! owe 011•iftlt:I.V run, %%hurls wears as well as real without reqinrieg any wore rare, made iutu all sorts " 1 L.W.: Ornanwnle. Ow Proprietor, A 11 F.Sl' R flora ion emptily any A;111i 1,1 Traveller in Ihe Sale of In. PI ATE-011. all Itl is I ' . " 1;11 1 " 31 ., , other Shop or inflate Sale Is not PETIT-Oft, ii PM an 11 . 1 1 1 11Siii11111 1111 1114: Public 01,1,16 n.ldrasre.l t., bon, at his 31nottfactur, No. 4-20, will he pstnetwally atteudrd to, and the tttt l Arlo . :la will certainly he prucorrol. I ''l ittooltv. lu cleats the alto.. Arlin .11 .01.thluttet, and lir Wesale for C5.11/11111i40 11 , fur semi), 0.. ...b only . STRICTURES CVIMB. 111. 4 N"e Mellloll the ;Owe.. roithlroo:or C - Plaint is ei.tirely cr.:, 4.1%6A oith..lll pain, *briber I f 't IWsine t Omitting (except I olooli I polo, well as all 41 "'"'" rearrally ace paiiyilez it, iota or a 00tii•it lung , we *We Sloirens la se-estaldishi 11. living one of Ilk t:0 gale" , L i .'" e r lo o.• wit made , . By J I.VN(11. DisLc-iitreo ' 61145: a • The price of the 111109;10 tio., other Iktrsralil r, e• n corcel. All It tiers to be FRENCH READING BOOKS. This day wa■ published, a New Editiuu,l2usu. price 3a. 6J. hound, 11 . ETTRES D'UNF PERUVIENNE. Par 'Madame de GRAITIGNEY. A Luudres: Chez Law ct Whittaker, 13, Avc.Maria.latir. Also, to be had of the same, ELISABETH, nu I.E.S EXILES DE SIHERIE. Par Madame corTust. Nouvelle Edition. Auconentite sir Notts, Historiques et Geographiqiies par C :avec un numb'. pit in a small neat volume, 16Mu. price Is. bound ; and on royal Ithrso. fine paper, 4+. boards. This day are published, ii. evo. with the Proceedino of the Public Meeting in aid of the Defendant after his Ac quittals, before Mr. Justice Abbott, on t h e first day, said Lord Chief Justice Ellenburoogh, ou the last two days, pike 4s. iu hoards, THE THREE TRIALS of 11'11.1.1.131 itoNE, for Publishing THREE PARODIC , on Three Ex-Oftieio liiforinatious, during three successive days, be three Special Jones. " Threee the brindled Cat hith nievell."—S,,*itisermer. Primled by and for W. Hour. 67, Old Bailey —l...iber Trial may he had separstr, pike Is. The PROCEEDINGS of the PUBLIC MEETING wpm. rate, price r.A , rr INDIA REGISTEI. This day is isablivlied, mire 711 6.1. sewed, r rilE EA'T INDIA REGisTiot and DI- U RECTORY for ISIS, corrected to the 2.1 December, 1/117: rontai oo oo the Company's Establishroents at Home and Alwoml, wills the Alierar that have urceorred UP TO THE DAY OF PUBLICATION ; various Rates and krgalatiasts respecting the Coisspany's Service ; au alpha betical Abstract of the laic Act for the Renewal of Site Charter ; the. PostMtlire Itczatal as 11. the Conveyance of Letters to sod from India ; LISTS OF LICENSED SD IPS ; and much other useful Information. By A W. MASON, .1 S. KINGSTON, and 0 OWEN, Of the Secretary's Oilier, Kist India Dims,. London : SOl.l by Black, Kiiog.bui y;Parbory, and Allen, Leadcuhallslrrrl ; Chapple, Pall n.all ; Archer, Dilate- Wert, ih.blio ; mud Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. 'I hi. day are published, NEW EDITIONS OF MR. MO/RE'S IVORKS. 1. 110 4 PISTI.F.S. ODES, and oilier PiniNlS , M' The rounds Esliiou, in 2 vols. foolscap octavo, prier 14'. io board.. 2. ODES sir A NACRF:ON ; translated into English Verse. The Roods Editiusi, in 2 vula. foolscap Stu. price 14s. in bonnie. Dino, printed MI large paper. prier IR.. in board*. :i The POETICAL ITOKkS sif the late THOMAS 1.111 . 1. E, Ibirteendo Edition. Price's. in build.. 4. coltituvrioN 115,1 INTOLERANCE; two Poring, wills Nate.. ititdre.sid to nu Engliilisuan by an Irishman. Fotiiiuis. Price 2.. ot. 5. The scryne, a Philuwysbieal Satire. Price 14. thl. 6. A LETTER to the ROMAN CATHOLICS of IRE LAND Price 15. Printed fur .I , llllr. Carpenter and Sun, Old Bund-slreet. NINV EN EIP WANE() WICK mou 12.. per &ion, and hest Slure Candles 11... per doses', bc.t Wax Cam Per tta 84. per punn.l, Sperm poeitoon Cloaks 3. 4.. per puuud, Peirce Wan Light*, merely lighted. 3... 4.1 per pound. M. P. DAVIES, 63, Si. Martisi. , .lane, upposttr to Slatsghter'i. Collee•huner, her stain the h. r offering to the Nubility and Public at large, CA N DUES alti,l4 hare net wily Gained the rati..n or the uninerous Fanatics. he Iran the hentair to rrree, hut o f every Pt.. baser, and front the cuoliatial demand fur t h em from all pots of the Gutted Klog.lons, flourt by em ceeing proof, of Ilig Pllperior mole of enanorariace; hest :.1 per cal., knot Yellow Soap 41. WA pot cwo., nisme film •0.1 1t insts.a Soap 4.1 . p er I I, Brown Windoir per Itogea Ill(pnires, and fancy Soap., va rious, U'. per dozen ; toil Mitch Scutiug Wax 4., 41.1. per pa I, • ape. rote 7n, per p. I. N 11. families pay:ii; half yeaul!, supplied at the ' , lulu Mont ) Mr. Brum ETT moved that there he laid before the !louse, an Account of the Salaries of the 'several Gsnlrr s of Dull. lin, and of their emoluments arkiiig from rents s.f rt tttttt fees of unite, der. for the last three years, disditiguishing the amonot of earls item fur earls year.—firdisreil Mr. PHILLIPS postponed his notice relative to the Petition he had brought up, till Thursday week. Mr. Mitulme mutest fur leave to tiring in a Bill to alter and amind the Act regolatisig Ibe salaries and fees of Coro ners, with a view to enlarge them. General TUOICITON (objected that the allowances' were already large, and that there was no reason for imposing this proposed additional charge on all the Counties of Pug. land.—Leave was given. ATTENDANec OF CONSTABLES ON PARLIA- M ENT. Mr. CAt.cits re moved .1 That a Committee be appointed to inquire into the propriety of Mine imt iu u Bill, for g rasitin t r remuneration to the High and Petty Constables of Westminster, for their at tendance nit Parliament." He hoped the House would not object at lea►t In the appointment of a Coit iiii litre. There were fourteen inlet tor consta bles, lniur•ipally tradesmen—these weie obliged either to give up their trades for the time, or to provide substitutes; it was but reasonable they should receive compensation for their hiss of time, or their expense of procuring aubstilutra. Oil the question bring put Nlr. BANK F. 3 said, that the lion. Gentleman had made himself a volunteer in the cause of these people. Ihe people themselves did tint originate the measure, they required no particular remu neration for attendance ; they conceived attendance sin Parliament u necessary part of their duty. flow ever they hold been selected, they had taken their understanding their liability to attendance. 'l s tieie was no petition the partiea theiss-elves. Until a ►tronger ca►e was made out, lie slid not see the necesnly of allowing the appointment of the C ittre. Mr. CA I.CRAFT replied, that us lie found a peti t' from the tirseuilh interested necessary, lie would withdraw his motion for the present. The motion was accordingly withdrawn. SCOTCH ROYAL BURGH PRISONS. Sir GEOgliE CLARK pie.ented it Petition from for foloubotwoots of the Royal Burghs of Scotland It was read, and stated that the present gaols thiongliout those burghs were in•iifficient, f tlicor old and condition, for the proper se curity of prisoners ; that as the bow now st Is, the inhabitants were made twig ))))) sible to the creditors alien debtors escaped, and also liable to the expense of erecting new poisons; it prayed for on alteration of the law 111 tint lad rel)ret. The LoaD-AD•OCATE Said that this was a mate rial change in the law or Scotland that the Peti tioners Wished to introduce. That law must he well looked into, and considered, Injure what they deemed a grievance could be redressed. The Petitimi was ordered to lie ou the table—and Sir Cicoitur. CLARK gave notice that he would move, no Friday night, for the a 1,11 0 .1 sit meld or a C ))))) miltee to examine into the facts r tetra iii the I'd it WI,. An account wait brought up of liar number of persons now in L(11 1 410,1 order rrutence of trassrpor -0000 on the table. Th e M i di D u ly B u ll war rend ii i.ecoiad lime, aud ordered to lie c 0000 ',titled to-morrow. Accuunto were I►rought up,nud laid on the table, from the Comptrollers of Public Accounts, reliving to the state of the National Deist. Loud A. HAMILTON postponed his notice to Friday. Alr. 31E1.1.1411 brought tip his Bill to enlarge the bn I 41 irs of CormierP, tvleieli w 34 11.411 • first tiine, iii‘lered for a seciiii.l reedit% on Wednesday next, and so be printed. 31r. OGLE brought up his 11.11 for the suppres sion of gaining, to segidaie bun•es fur playiiig, mod I,r.•vent tavera•keepLrs flout 'Molding iii?utss of The C!IANcLI.I.ott alto. EIVIIE.UER euid, that •ncli au important subject he would be ►cary to ',billiot ! any information lie pos,wssed. Ile oay happy to lie able to inform the Noble Lord that a C 'the in this country had taken measures to effect every economy iu tins way, and to make every abolitina of office that might be practicable. The papers were ordered to lie on the table. lIANK TOKENS. Mr. BABINGTON rove to snake some observations nit the reciil of the Bank tokens. The Chancellor of the Exelnipier 11;881 ►t: ted, thst the mode of recd would he similar to that employed for bringing in the stamped dollars. Cut there were differences in the two cuars, that made the provi-ion of other regulations io this isivtatice materially requivite. The Rank tokens formed as much greater part of the circulation than dollar. did. Few dollars went back to the Bank, from the high twice of silver at the time of their recal ; great quaiiiitiet of them were melted down—not so Rank token.: they were issued when silver 0014 high, and, therefore, would not he melted down bow when it is llMer. The measure of ti recal would press very heavily on many pour people its the country, all whose money consists of these to kens. it Is incumbent on Government to facilitate the cart iage of the token' to London—many peo ple, who hold them, Cllllllot bring them to the Agents ►houlsd be appointed, in thiterent placed through the et:wary, to receive them. He hoped the Right Hon. Gentleman would consider the state of the e try in this respect, and utfurd regulations to give Ideality fur carrying them up to town. The CHANCELLOR or the ExcliEQueß said. lie could not conceive any inconvenience to the coun try in I ging ma the token*. It uus envy to clear the country or them, by receiving them for rents s o d 'urge paymentr. It slid lie on the Govern ment and the to see that the country should loot Antler ; unal lie had great pleasure ill Ulf( 1111 l ing the Hon. Gentleman. that arrangements had been sonde wills the. Pout (Mite, that would afford con siderable convenience for carriuge. Mr. CUMWEN said, that tiaticli of these tokens remained in the 111111(1% of lahouring men, their sole means of purcha•iti thz ticcriiaries of life, which iii some 'duces tokens could not now dn. Ile wish ed the Hank n mild consent to place an ugelit in the pi ipsi town of every comity, for the purpose ol• receiving them ill. Ife 11.111 &IV vie! Veil a letter fr a certain part of Scotland, represent ing many iticontenieures that the poor there la. I ttttt rill Wilier from the great circulation of tokens, and the apprelit e•f their depreciation. Ile (mord that the Hank would make some arrange ment* to lighten them. Mr. MANNING oloiervetl, that the Batik wag dig pmeil to gite every facility far the Ininging in of the tokens—hut, n. he had nit authority from the I)irtc►ors, he could mot plt.lge hiiust If to any thing specific. SL%vr. AND TRADE TO SPAIN. Oia the itlitti Lott' CASTLEBEItiii the Mouse re-s.lertl ttveir mitt a C.,ittittiltte of Supply, Awl the SPE 4KER duels kit the r. I.i the Co 1111 l otter 1.0.11 CA•rt V ni Aritt 91)setveti s float drier the kill awl lengtlocord ih‘co sign which the cpir,t o t 114.1 wt .1.1 . .4.,..e t.. 1 Isl;tht, Ile WuV is - t I.lllsou'd t,. IrCfistli La it's '1•11 _ Mr. lATTELToN rose to Insure the [louse, it was by sto means has intention to disturb by any ob.:cr eations originating with himself, the harmialy mid unanimity which .had on a preceding night charm.- teriied the codoidtratines of the object of that Treaty ; but, ani the present occasion, I.t felt Lim a self called sepou to protect the intereoto of the Mile. • - • • cantile hotly trading with Spain. The arraagrenent of On r commercial relations with that country WZ.Is become a mutter of considerable national iiitereat. It was pretty generally known, there existed on the part or Spain no great cordiality to this country, imil he had been instructed to say, that lift‘ fish merchants trading to Spain were now liable to greater hardships than ever they had been hitherto. It was well known cotton g oods lead been for a [flag time prohibited by Spain ;however this might affect our merchants, it was an evil of which they were beforehand aware. Woollens and linens were also intended to he prohibited, and in feet a duty equi valent to complete exclusion had been imposed upon these article*, amounting to HO/. per cent. This duty was, when takers in conjunction with other parts of her conduct, a oteffieieat indication on the part of Spent, of her indionseation to friendly commercial relations with this country ; and though it was a political adage, that a commercial griev ance was not u just ground or came of proclaiming war, yet it might fairly, and unlerd ought to con stitute a strong reason for a diplomatic remon strance. It had beets further represented to him, that the iliterest of meichants trading to Strain were not only subject to extreme hardships, Inn es-en to unwarratitable caprice, exercised in defiance of all equitable consideration. in cases of iuerrase of duties on goods imported, it had been, he appre hended, a general rule to give six mouths notice of such intention, to apprise the ratri,git bailer ; but in the instance of Spanish additional t!ntirs, no such notice had been lately give'', ;m:1 the dirties had been so suddenly laid 011, that the British ship per, acting %spout the both of the tipani.h topost a COntinuillg the twine, could not by possibility be apprised in time, and his ohipment was prralucti ,, e o r no thi ng but loss to him ias'esed iir profit. The tax on iron upon importation was equally oevere nod heavy, and the additional duties unposed Ii l been imposed with the same levity mid baste. It' it was the wish of the Spaniali Goveritneent to pro hibit altogether, or simply to tax excessiy, ly the produce of our manufacture, let it be due ; 1111', in Gud'a name, let theist fairly give timely notice, so as to prevent the British consigno:cots arriving under such disadvantagi ous &reelist:nicer.. that they must return to the port of shipment, sir be sold at an enormous loss. lie therefore entreated the No ble Lord to inform him, whether there was now any thing in contemplation, either in form of a treaty between the two countlier a or a remonstrance upon the part of our (iovernment, relative to the com mercial relations of this country I Lord CAsTLERILSOII hoped the Hon. Memie,:r would not buffer any objections he might have to make on minor points of mere/fertile arrangement, to be mixed up with the conoseleratinu of u goes time or such motneut and importance ;to that before the Committee.—(hear, hear.)-1-le felt it impossi ble to deny that Foreign States had lint an imper fect and prejudiced view of the great principles of commercial intercourse between nutmeat. Whilst this country lamented the existence ofthese pre judices. we should look upon them with suit- in duigrace, when it was recollected that we hail. for a long time, suffered ourselves to its de luded by similar absurd ideas as to exclusive m)- nopolies and restrictions im trade.—(hear, hear.) lie lamented the existence of these (to eis) anti quieted prejudices, us well on Spain's account al our own, satisfied, us he was, that if she adopted a more equitable tariff 011 imports, it would be ul timately beneficial to herself, and extend her gem rat commerce. At present, the result of torte absurd restrictions was, that the pritierval part of this commerce was carried on claiiilestinel, ;0- though declared contraband. The British Ga. err ttttt ent, ever attentive to the interesto of the meicantile body. had made lately two proposi tions to the Court of Spain. In expectation t-f being able to induce her to establish a mor e liberal turd!' or scalar of duties on articles the produce of this country—(hear)—which, however, he was sorry to say was productive of nu bent Betel effects, although Government had endeavoured to awaken Spain ton seose of its just and true inieresia ill this respect. As far us the restriction ~11; tied the importation of cotton in any shape, he was not aware sit' ally grievance experienced by our nu r • ; for of any iuu n lancets nta.tc slat: Iln l y :l e l : : i t hl t a: i x t el e uti r t) e r et of urm rn o f ‘di a ta t ilt ge / t c : to leis slo ttt i t nos's; for as Tar back as the year I 7at.'. all cotton was prohibited. mid the existence of such a prohtbition now was only a return to die unciebt oystem of Spain as to mercantile restrictions. Hot as we had ourselves but just iisen superior to such ine quitable regulations in commerce, Government could not, with a good grace. turn round 0:1 Sp - un fur tner than where it saw sufficient g ttttt nds of complarot ill cases presented to its consideration, to make such cameo the subject of the strongest remonstrance., more especially iilitreser such cases appeared to to volte it general ptiueiple. Nothing could he tune 41,,u0i,1e 111.111 that the different foreign Cover,- merits, wlio still adhered to systems proved to be practically lirrjn,i vial in trade, should abolish.. the.- iiii.ocial and anti commercial pninaideo. It wi!it•tl most sincerely they wee ;. 1 : 11a 4lk Morek, nearin 5.000 Ticket+ will be drawn. The 418 . 1 / a rch, abort 48 rapilalt trill he drown. Tie 418 . 3 / a rck, First Prete will bare mar*. The 418 Parch, FYr , I lthanh will hare 4 l'ipes of Part . Ike 418 Narek,the 10 Pipit Prim, rill be all Capitals. The Scheme collision ONE lIONDR ED CAPITALS, THREE PRIZES of 30.000 POUNDS! .And tee Miele are ewe Selling al only LAD : 10s. No Stork Prizes.—\o Clime'. Every Ticket will be drawn separately.—Every Prize is Sterling Money. 3 Prizes of L. 30,1100 3 10 12 14 18 3,500 of L. 20111. L.lOO, 1. 50. &c. kr. Money 48,000 ALL STERLING MON EY. of Ilw ainwtynnl totally n o tch wield of the Scheme, Twelre Pipes 0 . PM: IVI !V Each of the Holders of 'he Firscileawn Blank, on the First. Second, aril Third Days of D.:ming. may Milne- Malay select from Ike Stuck of soy Wine Merchant they iiti; op ., =Pipes of the very beat Old Purl Wine, and is for .Shares. To conmenle all the Capital Pi iv., sold by BISH, the Contractor, And by his Agents, wittgp the litt few Year., mask! require several folio volumes. • In she LAST LOWERY of THREE PRIZ4:S nr 30,15011 POUNDS, WISH Sold thins A 1.1.! ! ! And in the very Last Lottery, TiiitEP. PRIZES of .C-20.000 tail various other Capitals, ALI. IN SHAKES, in Thirty ditiercot Towns w the Country. Any particular or fancy N ambers, Islay now be had at the resprctiye Oakes. or al Contractor, Corskill, and Charing-Crass, Loqdoo, Anil his Aprils in England, Ireland, and Scotland.