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"Mit ' .., .-• comanrrac: * e , . ;P , Joint Leeds. Lesofse - !Po* Rishrellpilohs • *,* .... • • .• tilt lie" (PROW eirms"), Emmild's melfbealed • '• Mt Obeldlikkers * '' h. Hureolibe • ' .rWm. Millianis • :•• Utsiiiinting ." $8 , .fraiss Chiebestre 60 rl ' d'Harit. '' -'• • • ' • - • .. - Ala• Val* •- ••I w• &BM' ' I Was. TENneak• . * - 11 4 d ..;.•••- ra T i 'er (4 6e:t i lt 1 a '..dit4 l4l lt i tt i :Su ar' rr i" :: td- 1 / 11 -.. IL E - DI. SIVJOLI A, . • - aloe. liraftWor ilk/wet Ranks'. . " NE • '441 , 1 6 / 0 44f -•• •• . :1114111iNT W.AITHMAN, Tretsiirer. • Ilione• • s - Vflinell alone reisiir Fess frermer 010 gillttly Varna' to We- t' • 1K :::e •---'' -•-• . * .. ...... g ems mighty Jodses OV, LE 111EDOVR Dtr'llaifiltiliP. 4.; ~flibleilftnquait;ertised bef0re.......:..t 2,376 14s. .4 t.;_ ...mi nim . • V1 ' 614. - a r g . °I . litaiii,l z. r•Telflrsibls .te Il'irlaids. An Relay .to • Peepr A. g : .e . oi 4171 the Attorney-Gr.. ' forte Is. the Bo- rough of New Mel- ton to Me. Hon.. tw a t toil . 1 0 fur hay it , liniratile all IV ih. VI 2,44 guitilT . OF PERFORAING alk1P01141181.• • i 911 , - :2 1111. Ts ' lia. I. T aimi : - • .- RN. . 1 1 • exposure of Hypos. Gt •.• • t HOLIDAYS. • . - - Fran' bersofirtille. W. 12. . - 2 0 Gammlraroue s Cepel- ' erisy and Corruption 4 0 is - mpti.ltoTAL, DRURV-LAT4E.' : - • $.- .tea • .., V.l ITo stir it , sioursebie OM GlamstOe 11 O.W. L. . 1 1 'l' MIL 11,...1011N5T0N , • C. Piot* ..- .." 1 1 organs is my Lord remindful'''. Inge Mere name, new ' 11 , C ...gh . Alex. Nl:roger, soli. . DeaslowsTaylor, Dias ~_ Ls' 1 a niter. Glasgow 11 0 • Norfolk . 3 3 to nines Ida &Wes and the rabikr *VI his Joseph Rens ' 11 W. Roth II .1. B. Toiler, Snoop- * IR. - - 1 1 - • ain? will s a ki pine THIS EVENING. AATult- Janes Ifulte7 • *I I 'l'--•11 no ir l . ..ibel - • 1 : keel ` 3°lrlak 1 b . 11. Yates. 33. Bislapo. DAY Mardi Woo *bleb messier' will be performed (fur g ames H uller _ kw. iii .. $4. T: "" W. - 1 1 From Aplesboey-Per ~ gate-aired " 1 1 'llle aid dol. eb• *ow/ rPebe Ole64"1" of * 1 '' - -7 1 IJ. W. s II) the Hme thee slurp- V Hetp r e.Water-street, 4 THE FALLS OF . CLYDE. so -11 _l4= jilre4 10a.114. arna 1 4 mem Mon Sri. -moss o Mink- 110. till 111811.1 enoneed under the dupgrimnssidesse of Mr. 'Ae •Dipiyo: • es-ifer Mr. ens. et tbssoolle of friars 11. 2 I . Ix. . , H. isliestos. - . ei - 1 I MAR& IL 13. gd. • caffaraim n, ak ihk. J: B. 1946,11611therip. nal A Remittent of Me loyal 2 0 - 141,740sl'Vloweetrrs by Mr. Ilergougb. Illeallniglet. Ilfr. sPeemelt - 1I A Iliflo from • lbwtom . 1110. Monett; M. H. Jobestert, Mr. T. T. 'Cools, Iltieberd Mow . 1 I out of Memory Pe. ' Roroogh of Priers- H. Meaty, jun. War- ms' Ma Sm i l es . A Foe to Partin titimingßegpoinf- . Ind, Hants, where I imisitier. Wilts i a Ass in 81. Penes tbe Electors hem A Lady. by ditto 1 0 A l Canole Sept, by Mr. Nethry4--Mr. Euiglst will win ~ .hallam..llteusb nu ~ 1 0 sot seer' our their IL G. of Cambridge 1 0 At • Mellor, a Anton sod Deity at If iskieteu Pair •-• Pmt ' it 'aF . rieltd too Parodies 1 1 plain bysM 1 1 Sams by J. Wove, ste. Members for More R. T. . . . 1 0 Seel by Miss Tree. • . e , C. %Mk 4• 4 • 10a. ed. der 10s. deb, from 40 yea r s 1 S • *Rif sibleb (Of meld this 8 . 1 """ ) * 11164..,Tbe1ie Drees of 4 Friends, Millie* 10 • Persons else desire • " Time • Rester of germ Subseriptioos" is requested to THREE AND THE DeficE. Use who sonnibees to sins their De- give his Adders,. in', Peregrine sioste, Mr. H. Jobeston ; Pertain: Single. Mr. Trial by Jury, .bat . , nihilism of Ex-of. - Solsorriptions will be received *ltubert IVeithmen the tier H. halaillion ; Percival ftwilk, Mr. H. Julianne ; Hamplery .I_. ~ . detests ...Alert sAII. . , cio Infornatiosse 3 7 Treasurer, Bridgssireel. Blackfeters ; Aldermen Thorp. ".' Grilltle.'.4lr. Harley ; rrantr Mr. thbarrf• Easily, meal yen end prejudiced • 4 ' Joseph Nemo, jog . 1 0 Aldgate High-ortrert ; Reheat Genre. Ali les • Joseph Wyse; Talliine, Mrs. Bleed. . judged - • INV fld. 'N'Frissol - 1 I Hormosbe t St. Pamirs Cbureb-yanl 3 . . Wittier r Tandule. ht. &T. The Original Espleomory Address, 4,Rir. H. Jellostes 2 . ai ms - 11 T. /kr- - -1 0 PsereCtsureb.yord; Panne' Brooks, WNW; end dleamaller T. which will be aided (int tamer obis Tbsolro) lb. Gesad Jobs Gress - • 1 0 N.D. Ganmemy. dish Holborn. e......... Pantomime of . •• 11l set Isiusdeens!" 10s. ed &meet Cave. N.D. • -. ~_ a~. e . . •'r 1 . o.* I • iv.- (mai e • . - .4 • l'i, • . ....• 7,/ c i• ~. - • -'1 . -, :I- L • -.... • r=• ....- .: , , - .. ": 4 \ • .. ..,• >. ,001"11. • • . . .. +: : • a..~ }~ " r. .x . •, IS. Pia . CR E ' •• • FART INDIA DOUSE, March 13, ISIS. • WEIR COURT *f DIRECTORS qf e!be VNITO COMPANY .of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading hi the E.4ST IN Di 191, do hei•etio give Notice, I . llli at floc Aitirrnix GENt.RAI. COURT of the Reid eunniany, appuinoll to Ise lifiJ it alit. Douse. on 11' EON E..llliY. the lath instant, there will he laid Isefere Iln Peoprii•tora for their information. COPIES of Al/- VICES receivroi from the cpwiTilor in COIIIII4I of Fort St. tool of Ilse Proceedings which have been adopted its pur.o.toce of the Or , lers .of the Court of Directors, re *pectin( the rase of Air. Willlaus Cooke, of the Alathus Cietl Establiahisieut. JOSFINI DART. kAristatil.Secretary. This day is pnblislied, in 801 prier Os. CHILI) HAROLD'S PRAMINIAGE to IV the DEA D SEA ; DEATH on the PALE HORSE; 1116dr biller ' Kenn 11.4014011 : eluted for Baldwin, Endue*, and Joy, Paten noster:eow. • PROOF 4\l) OTHER ONE ENGRAVINGS, TO DE SOLD RV AUCTION, DV MR. CHRISTIE, At Ma Great Room, Pall-Mall, THIS DAT (Saturday,) !larch 14, at Oue o'Ckw;:, A N extremely and vulisahle ASSEAU CAL WAGE of ENGRAVINGS, in Portfolios, 4.01,8411- i Hit of Proof* or 1104 luipersione ' by Mouth -It, Brower,. *risme, Ilorarth, Heath, sharp, Breseley, Dueigny, Prime, Wilk, and a few Drawing.' by Ittily , and others. 1 .• May be vievreiftil: tbe Sale. Senile, raswasibe of VII pet Itiaidewe r 106.6 d 'tt a pereeestedApe who hod the megos. : 4 " sly telarbeer he • hi, hoer of triumph 1 1 &mod Cave, 11I.D. alio disapproves of Parodies on fikrip. lane, bet admires abs Weida and re. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 081 ; Mt. THRBEFINGIHTTJACH. Theft Fieger%! Jack. Mr. H. Jobainoo ; C.aptein M. Wallach. goes, Hue Sinillllloll j Obi Woos% Mr. Tickets and Pieces for the Been to be had of Mr. Spring, at the Smooth, firydges-ttrant and of Mr. H. Johnston, at ilie Theatre. lINE DR. BLAIR'S SERMONS.—N EDIttONS. This day are published, iu live volwasee octavo, price I/. 10s. in boards; also i 6 Ike pocket volumes, price I/. 2.. 6.1. Is hoard.; and a asperior Edition, printed eleelattif en a homer type, whh a Portrait of the Author, price Si. in boanin, New Edifies' of QRRMONS. By HUM! BLAIR. D.D, 6.71 F.R.S. Ed. eau of the Miristers of the High Church, and Wanner of Rhetoric and Belles Latin its the Uui wittily of Ediaharnt. • . Prieto! fur T. Catlett tied W. DoviefOlifrood ; F. C. and .1. Riviera.; NOW., See, sad Bentley; . Longman and Cu.; Seateherd and Lettersaati; Law and Witittakpr ; Clarke sod Is.. iJ. and A. Arch; Blatt sad Soul ; R. &hotel ; Balder* Ceadock, sad Jdy ; 4:Asperse; I'. Hamilton; R. Soapier.; J. Harper; slid A. Ceedaltk. odd Ce.;.1116w.1 sees sad Miller; and J. Fairborn, Edinburgh V*B4 l / 1 4:' Clarke, at Aberdeen. , •,; '114% . ItlT I' ' pf wham onyahnißtr ON aim AA_ LECTURES ON IND InL. LET tc.s, TREE Twelfth Ralitileia lb 11 octave. Nee H. 1.. Also in 4 pocket yule. prise 18e. hi bards. This day are published, in ens volume octavo, price Se. is E R SIGNS. extractedfro m the LECTURES OF BISHOP PORTRUR. and fur the hoe of the Towline Derry, and fat Familia% clarify adapted la she Owapola of ",.pets Seedily By THOMAS BAKER, .4. Rector of Illaanier-cu.,-Palmer, in the County of fteivieft. sod Domestic Chaploia to the Right Hon. the Earl of Chichester. Waited fur T. Codicil and W. Device, Strand. Of whom may also be had, New Edifies. of all Bishop PORTEUS'S WORKS. HOUSE Or• LORDS, rum" &TL Lca 13. From llossen. Jobs Rowland . 1 1 Henry lloalby e u 1 I B. mud J. Clayper B. and I. i" 1 • solution .of Mr. floor aad'applatufe tie itOod sane lied Armarieuf Marries 1 0 From • wild lris4- WORMS 1 0 Jefferiva! your arid *, oast conee--atoy you have a true British Jury! r. C. Dickies°. ' As - Emmy to Re& - glees Hypocrisy and Trilogies - 010 Who is S Courtier as • well as a Judge? 1 1 Lord Elleaboro' 1 1 Ely OE Ibt the Vow 31:2r. 04 of Jus 11k Del 6-- Phi, Illilltotreet 4 0 sf. elwour, lite. I I 11.Clivero Esq. a b Ast=to Posses- Illfalgig7 I I Themes Charms 1 1 A Couslisaa 1 1 A few Pertwoo *boot APPEAI S. THE LAST NIGHT OF AcTING BEFORE THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Tu's EVEN'ING. SATURDAY. March 14, will be amid (LI Hose) • New Musical Demo, celled ROB ROY MACGREGOR; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. (Fanaded on the Ise Novel of Rob Roy.) With new Scenes, Decrees, sad Dreoratiain. The Overture by Mr. Davy; Me Mink competed end se. lened. rhtdy fram old licdtlieli Airs, by Mr. Bishop and Mr. Davy. i bet Sir Frederick Ifernon. Me. ; Rasbkigb OsbeMb Mose, Mr. Abbas(' Francis, lifistme, Mr. Sinclair; Owen, Mr. Ilkenberd ; dealt meet Me. Cowen; Rub Roy Macgregor Cainpleilt, Me.' Monet* ; Deeigni, Mr. Tube',; Aar mid Illimbert eitiils ISt* Row), Mr. &moo sod Mate Persire; Major Oidirailli, Mr. Taylor; Radler Nicol Jerrie, Mr. Linen ; Sebem, Mr. Sisassomi. Liens Venoms. Miss Stegbeeet WM% MIL Starling; it.. Itisatipisie, Mies Logos; Kelly, Mrs. Nag; Melee Mac e, egur, Mn. ?Alerts,. . in which will he added fiStb tisie), a aim Pastatidlie, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVER ; OR, THE PLYING ISLAND. Gulliver (afterwards Hiszlemsin). %Ir. Balsas& ; Has K lug of Lipids (nfteversedi Parisians). Mr. Norms% ; Qnsdraistimairstot,* Lusa Cboreeller of Lamm% (afterwards Clam), Mr. Grineskii. The Princess Riamebuidilla (after wards Callaubire). Miss F. Dennis. In the (mine aide Parteetime. seen Scenes will be re penciled from the T of Ring Richard the Third : Sine Richard, Wise Clara Fisher lbws open at Lx o'Clock—the Performance to begin at Senn. Buses, 75.; Second Price, Se. 114.-IPit 36. 6d. ; Resod Price, 2s—Lower Gallery, Ss.; Secood ;rite, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Pi ice. ed• nine fur the Bons to be taken of Mr. Ilesmiew, at the Boa OLer, Hart street, frown Teo till Fear. The sew Musical Damns of Rob Noy Macgregor, er Auld Legg Ryer, will be repeated on Easter Illimilny sad Tuesday. A new Comic Romance wilt be predated, for the Ong time, on Wednesday in Easter week. A British Juryman 1 0 A. ;ism lira Jargons 10s. IA G. Hill, F. filmiieth, T. Dick i as, J.flaiilb, J. Dims, W. Hart ky, A. Gibb, a Des. tom . Republican, a Reformer is Peace, P. Thompsweis, P. Amaile, J. Oases 3 0 J. Jackass - ' 010 C. Liseab,af Tbirtoa 10e. 11: 1 1 A issami Tres &M - 41 larokkis A, From Stros s t' s. 4lll#oll.o l ,) I. 1 1 F. Vicars 0 le Chas. &mirkls, jos. IS,. Id. A ?rind to Equity 104.641. For she alone Howe that hash so ably eat all to Law sad elate Tools S. Hill Wale Geld, who mo dems Pasoan as se 0 10 Scripture, but who bate Political Fier walla* soar i tripled seal fur Re !igloo, per bellows sod Co. . 9 . 1 George iiinloch, of Kialocli, who, al though out of the 4,7o9Seettial Free holders, heartily wishes that the Dry of Mem had the sole heart( of the Ili Tribute to the Els =:e of Self-de - o 10 3 lb This day ere published, handsomely prin►ed is one valuate evil. price 109. ed. in boards SERMONS on FAITH, DOCTRINES, and PUBLIC DUTIES. rF *Ow V ieuds to the Liberty of abs Preto Ind Eames@ Dy the Very Rev. WILLIAM VINCENT, D.D. Late Dean of Westminster. With a Life of the Author, by the Bev. Robert Nares, Arcbdearms of Stafford. Printed for T. Cadell mid W. Davies, Straw,. Of whom may also be had, by the•mme Author, The COMMERCE sod NAVIGATION of the AN CIENTS in the INDIAN OCEAN ; handsomely printed in two volumes grail% with a Portrait. Price 41.45. in NIL in Persecution, in Ipswich sad ' its Neighbourhood s trammel Mewl kis the Puffolk Cbromele From Stowesarket. F. W. Everett ' I 8 Vibes Ital. 4s. U. Robert Elliott w_. Bowher 1 0 . 1 0 LIVERY OF LONDON. T. A. Webb . 1 0 Janes Isaac - 1 Other Friends there P 0 AT a numerous end tempt etalile MEFTING of the FRIENDS of Mr. WAITHMAN and CON STITUTIONAL FREEDOM, held this Day, March 12, at the City of Leedom Tann, Bishorgate.strect, Mr. Alderman GOODREH ERE in the Chair; Remittal Unaninsansly—That in a Representative of the hlttrupolia of the British Empire ought to be united the Pare principles of ..sallied integrity and diainterented patrinsistn, with superior intelligence, mental capacity, awl habits of in d ustry, equal to the sankifarions ditties consequent mum that high °lice. TEst Mr. Weighs's*, sluts his 'alliance into nightie life more than twenty years ago, sod diming a period of dim tully nuparalkled in the history of nations, has hems the "inform and istrowsmis supporter of the rights of the Piropk; that he has constantly opposed corruption is all its forms, soil upheld the principles of the British Constitution' as emstiboliid at the Elation' Revolutions of HMS. font amongst the missy nets of importance tending to Promote the hoppisess of his fellow-citisesis and the interests of the country, the rejection of that adios* inquisition—the Insole Tax, and the torrettimi of the Wag-existing abases to the admission of childreo into Christ's Hospital, arc mainly to be attributed I. hie penny/min sold exertion. That by the integrity *this principlesby the coasisteacy of his eitioluct—lay his accessibility epos all irecasimm—ity ior 'abut iu debate—leis unielatimible application to public Inisimrs--his kapott:age and experience isi the trailing run erßtr of the metropolis—and, especially, by his thorough acrtimilitaiice with every thing pertaining to the chartered ''ghee and privileges of the City of Inedon, Mr. Mittman% 1 .41 prusril himself esniamitly qualified to represent this Morin I' siiatuent. that Ibis Meeting will, therefore, use their almost exec 110 It to went* Mt. Waithisir.u'a Election. SAMUEL GOODISEH ERF:, Chairman. Ilevilt•il Unanimously—Thai the Thanks of this Meeting Iw wises, to Mr. Alderman tioodhelseret fur his able and conduct in the Chair. cINOERS, DUItIIANI, WALL. sud CO. VG fi A N end SANDERS, U l'HOI.• sTERERS, Catherinr.atreet, Strand, very grate. fully arkii..wled(e the liberal sum o' havr received for 11/ * Lot vevrotorn years from thr Nobility and Gentry, in r i luholoc their Manufactory and Warrroomr, and very 1"t leave to nnaonnce, that the Mio.iiirsa is wit! by Mr. Morgan in favour of SANDERS, l a Cklidtl, WALL. and Co. fwbo have heels Assistants in th. r.mt . ...is IV!? Ilitiee its commentement). They respect. fully "'"i it a continuance of that approbation and prim .l". *hob has limn so loud 011.11 to the peculiar articles manidactared wily is their Establishment. ▪ • 1 5 , 111, sad 17, Cathi•ereoltreet. Strand. II Tlw Patent Article*, with grrat improvement*, and ▪ " I. ' l "habil of lilplialstery and Cainuet furtittnrc, v ot.ls.trady fur Sale. From Riesling, by Mr. Edw. Vinci, Solicitor. Jobe Adams - E Ville, t 1 0 C. ' , yoke Palmer 5 0 John Hooke Greene 1 I The Plymooth Tinsman 1 Rob. Palmer - 1 0 Reed. Williams 1 0 Sundry &shoal pl isms, pre Me. Soave, book seller, Reading Si. ss. W. A few Fries& 10 the Libertyof the Prase wad Trial by Jury. 001111 Si. Wart of Cri pyiepteWittiont (Id Soh.) . 13s. 611. Friends te the Liberty of the Press in the Wawa ur Cripple. gate-IVithiss,ptVE4l - Heath - 3le Edward Heath 1 I From Lewes. Henry lilarkmau 1 1 Samuel Samlsall 1 1 ilamwel Flint Geo. Ire Pesrudd Henry Bre wue Tiesber.tue 1 1 U 30 . I 0 b Kohl. Chat field, Di Ws ling ' 1 1 _ _ Richard Mercer, ditto 1 1 From Hoorhester :tubers' i own), par L. Boxier. Edward Hanson 1 0 Hobert Phillips 5 0 N. Whitworth - 1 o'l FAltour:•l Grum', 1 0 A Friend 1 0 Thomas Harrhicn 1 is S. Ilobsnot • 1 0 John Hobson - 1 0 Thomas Burgess 1 No Parodist, but an Enemy to Itypucril I A Prelo ore - 0 10 .1111111YtOr TllOlll4l flout 1 10 A Fri ad 1 1 services of oar pre test Meister% ia eluding Old Bags, . Derry Duwu Trials- Ele, mad the Doctor, with Law into the bargain - I Wni Shepherd, Woo lson 1 0 T. C. Go Parodist 1 0 Oliver Cromwell, Ches. hunt Park - 111 0 Joseph Mosey Allem, Solicitor, Bisset's. borough, Yorkshire 1 0 The Salome Club, Bear leo ' Devizes 0 16 Thesnas Field, Wi Wee- lbeiNOW, GOMM. 1111114 i I I Two Ftieetls to the I.ireties of thermos, W. kW .by dialed', 0 10 Nathaniel Nicholsoo, Solieitsar. Cocker: weeds Comberlined 0 10 Segel. Clay, Hedgers. Seidl 1 1 Joe. Wilson, trolls 1 1 Old Bags sod his wife I 0 hum the Office of I ibe 1 — lam P■per Odra subscriptioe) U. 14r. ti/. lasers Bales . 4 0 Jolla Clark 1 O Rev. J. Fenster, Pal- grave, Su Walk J. P. - 1 1 1 0 . _ Au Enemy tu Hypo caisy - 1 1 Juba Cooke - 1 1 Vt' Everett, an enemy to Derry Dawn Tri angle, auJ all inch kola yea - 1 0 aut.Robissum,in Mee- Zing money - J. G. Triferse, Harpen. 1 1 den, Nei to . - 1 1 John S. 111.044, Shad well 1 1 A re. Friends. Cork sed Hon% OM Ar tillery Ground (se cond sebstription)los.64. Oue who druids the Practice of tier Stair Chamber - 1 0 John Newman, Alton 2 II Porter, litimunfield 1 0 Welsh, fitybrillge 1 0 Dixou, Wickham 1' • A Foicad In Trial by -Jury 1 Portnny.Absol-park A Nurthumbnau 3 0 J. WWI 1 0 I!4 4 This day see published, handsomely printed in une volume • Toctavo. price Its. in boards, WEI.VE SERMONS. preached at Calcutta, by the Rev. DAVID DROWN, late the Senior Chap. lain to the Hon. the Last India Compooy, and Provost of the College of Fort William. , To which are perinea, Sketches or the History of his Life, and extracts from his Journal sod Correspondence. Edited by the Rev. C. SIMEON, A.M. Fellow of Kist's College, Cembridae. Printed for T. Cowbell and W. Davies, Strand. Of rho• atm be Mak SICHOIRS of the LIFE sod WRITINGS of the Rey. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, D.D. late Yiee-Proeoat of the College of Fwt William, in Beogal. By the Rev. Met Fitorsoo,. M.A. of St. John's College, Oxford. &mad EJi lieu, to I vole. Awe. price IL Is. io laaterla. 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JU Fa Z,1011:4, in 3 rule. 12:ny. 11 1.. board.. ~~~ Connect were heard to the came of the Bank of Ireland r the Attorney-Cleueral of Ireland; and oleo iu the ease of Lander r. kleadiniet i , in each of which judgment was postpoued. ACCOUNTS. Me. Spicer. from Clottera Hospital, presented sti Account of the sovnnt of Unclaimed Prise-rnottry malted from the sthni January, 1797, to the Nth of Jammers, Hit R. The Kilogaigibang Hospital Bill was read the third lime, sad passed. ..VCES IN REVERSION. „ y Earl /Ott, ra a low tone of voice, corn pt 'sSnVl'tiHstt'stn~i tetitel *id as yet beesiumide to theiftordships' ordet respecting the places granted in reversion. That order had be en made in 1806. expressed en intention of proposing a Bill to the House fir depriving the Crown of the power of making reveesionary grants, slut intimated thlt he was unwilliug in the least degree to interfere with the rights enjoyed by the several Judges, of mai. uating to places within their respective Courts. The Earl of Lev suroot. observed, duet such • Bill would be altogether unnecessary, for aft the placer which ever were the subject of the Noble Earl's comments, lied been so regulated as to pre vent site possibility of their bvioyl emoted in rever sion fur the future, such as the Tellerships or the Exchetpwr, the Justices in Evreotiod others. The only pliirr omitted which hut ever heels a topic of political dispute. was the Clerkship . or Parliament, but valid', in his opinion; ought to be wobjeet to regulation. The ttangership of Bulky Park . had - 1 been given to the Doke of Gloucester.• and his Royal Highness the Prince Regent had been only's.- ed to grant the reversion of it to the Duchess of Gloucester. The place, however, was one •bf trifling el/solos:need. There were many cuatswhere he was cosofiolent the House would'never dispute tint power of the Crown to grant reversion - is. such as were the reversions of small pensioni of 1001: sod 2001. a year, way be granted to the wives dr slaughters bf deserving pacers, either civil or military.---(//ear, hear.)—los such cases, considerable isiCosiveineriCe,. and a probable loss to the public, might arise from' any legislative enactments fettering the trowel' of the Crown. The measure proposed by the Noble Earl %mild, in his mind, be useless or isijurious, and lie should oppose it. Earl Gstosvetsoa allowed that there was much in what had fatless from the Noble Earl, host his object was to prevent all abuses of the power its, future. The Marquis of Istisnowu asked what steps had been taken during the rrcesv ur since to carry into effect the suggestions of the Com iii i i tee of Finance respecting the regulation of offices? The Earl of Ltrufttioot. stated, that with re spect to tutees in England, the ►uggestions had been carried into complete effect. The Marquis of LANSDOWN said. that his ques tion related more immediately to offices in Ireland. To this no answer was given. THE MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. The Esrl of Littstecrot. moved the third read. ing of the Mutiny Bill. Earl Guosectiott. in consequence of his notice ou Tuesday, rose to move tin amendinent to the preamble of the Bill, in regard to the Inhousit Of force proposed to be maintained in the present year. After wheat he had on former ocentiOna urged on this point, it could out be surprising that he should iu the strongest manner enter his solemn protest against such au enormous military esta blishment, iii a rime of profound peace With all the world, and ahem the state of our limuteres was an ill calculated to beer it. A force so enormous could not be justified, est% pt at the last gasp of our li berty—except dust the natural defence of tius country, the wooden walls of old England, bad been forced by a desperftte enemy. awl that on in vasion had assumed the Most threatening character. Their Lordships knew the jealousy alisch their ancestors haul ever evinced oru large standing artily. It had been their opinion that the liberty of the country could not be lung Mairstaintel under the weight of us standing *truly, and they . lied sealed this opinion with their blood. Would the Noble Lords ovinsite maiutaiva that they possessed more wisdom than those alio propounded that doctrine, or were imbued with a -more sincere slid ardent love fur constftutional freedom ? Their Lordships must also hare Ismael) of the vote which had been passed on the subect of the present establishment, ur ill; Hone, of C mums, and that of btie Ahem. heris;not more then 60 could le footed of those who usintilf deftlesa the conduct of Lkliiisiders )4) ort • tan s (Ammons liiteasure. The Nettle Earl would not enter redo a detailed 'recount of brew this force ~„,„ al ye ros ti oge q„ Ile would Lay out l f. his view•rif • the sidsjett the army atillditt. inthough-quit army might ries. distant period become a suhjeet deep, andiraniest, Consderatiori. He Would 'also' fiesta over the *rimy 1.'111119V, and I...l44htle,hilnytlf more particularly td the force einpluied in !reboot. fireat Britain, audtlie,Colouies. Ic uudtratirrid that from a ll quarters it rims altaitted Alon ‘z0,090 men Isere VOlmitlvreill net ess,vry for the' service.of frelauti. lie believed was altogether attrthula ble to the manlier in which t ha t country had been gurerned. llad the Catholic Question been detel mined, us lie hoped loon it should pr. conrorniahly , to the desires of die great Wily of the people of lielatirl, so large a forte Wight out be cortsidered necessary, The..force, however, was for the ',learnt principally engaged in cliforcisig the dilitiilery laws ; bat when lie heard die.Pentledien from Ireland noiformly declare, t h at the ,people of that country hall manifested air exeinp:ary puLicrice in the midst of serereat sufferinga, and when lie con'sidered that in lreland there was a force of little less than -I 40,000 yemoarary cavalry {a force, in his mind, fully sufficient, in lime or pe4te With tat; rest of &trope. to maintain the tranquillity of the consitry); lie felt 'surprised that such a force, should be thought neTigary with respect to Great Britain and the Colonies. Althou g h it was 'considered oiled vantage to . examine the preserit estublislimerit, with reference to some corresponding period, lie could hardly thick of • following such a tootle, of reasoning ; for the proposed establishment went so far beyond all former cases, and was so totally in consistent with the state of the Country, that it ought rather to be Considered with reference solely to tile cdinition reason of the, House. Thep eriod. of our history, however, which appeared to hint most correaponding with the present wd• the year 1786; for iii the year 1792, witiCh hail mote Ire• queutly been noticed, is danxer of do impentlinic war was universally felt. Curnuated diets with 1786, the present establishitleni was most extrava gant : and Jf the House were to go farther hick, it would be round still lesi tenable lit ;mini of precedent. The prawn fiirce extveded by our half that which was esteblished in 17.86,• or, erre' in 178 e, at the close of the American. Wars, With respect to the Colonies; putting cult of the chuside ration the new acquisitions, which ought . ittited to increase the security or the old; he mild not cou eeive why a greeter force should be employed in them Dow than . qn dtiy fordier pace. It • usay,,*iits,.. dtedi be Paid, Mat the state of Canada as quick altered. and thatilterefort a greater,(orkie was re quired iii that provinCe. Suds an argument taiga have some validity in time of sip, hut tio,ir it could be of force in tittle ur. peace lie coca not discern; partichlaa aolie tinned fftatel of Ameri ca were . satisfied with a military establishment Of not mor e then 8 00 0 siren to perform the so sice of their vast etripirt., surrounded, as it was; by ,licritite.tribes of . lintians, or the territories of &trinket frienda.,-, illear.)—Tlte military force to he enteured at home sinotinted tQ , (29;000 men, exceeding by the entire establishment of 1786 :. butt the" circurn • stances of the,firiancial state of the country retidered the disparity eveii still more distrisssiitg. The coutory.. dos now oppressed a debt la4i • times greater titan thrit of 170.? ; , the taxer. Were increased proportion. And what was the pretence for supportu f g an estahlisliment• so•dis proportioned to the Melina of the country ? ie would' be alleged that the pedple were di.alFected. But diselfectiou to a Nlisinter was rtry different trout k hostile feeling tinsel-11s Ilik Consetalion. It would be, perhaps, alleged that danger twi t ht be apprehended from France, where an arta, waif cleated to the amount of L. 1.10,000 men ; consi:. dering the titusitihn of Fratict., aliniOt iii coritisZl with the great Military powh's of the Continent, be did dot see Now she could retnorii witl tan army of considerable force, our yet think that (Luger could fit apprehended troth it fo tart coolicry4 The Noble Eirl (Liverpool) had oia a former night said that our arthy in France cost this Country nothing. Although he could nut assent altogether lb Nil position, he should not dwelt on ft ; butt, ailinitting int Correctness iii the fullest extent, lie j - et enter tained a decided nowillingoess that a Gr,tirlf army should he stationed for any length of time on the Continent. He disliked to have it; LI it Were, iu cootact with the great military powers, list the troops may imbibe continental idea., and lose the tpirit which neutralized the danger ct a military force in this country; Conirtaints had lieen Conte time since uttered eespecting a great etnigtotion to the Continent, and if lie h..] Men sightly in foriued, twin ideal had been enteddifoitl of pro= posing an Absentee Tux. Einigration, howevr, r i might arise from various, awl r!•ert Gum I.'llllllloe motives. It might he resiiii4ed necessary by ift health might hate for its übjvct the cubit ation uY Letters, arts, and veteisees—and it! Moist, perhaps not tilt fewest isiatancom it might originate in it lirtiesadeaUe of change, and an vippetitr. tut plea= sure; bat there would ever be found in the itniudii ..... d an votive spirit to counteresCt even the elissrorts of novelty, said the adlussubs V pleavuse. There ars in retry bosom its attrelstnetit to slit. hind of one's birth, sod to the at ears of early lite—no at= taehment inch as bound the peasant ul the G. hie native istottutaito„ and teisdireil refit their rill gedneass tatght him to keg " The hitt that lifti him to the otorsiri," beyond the most favoured valliev of other countries Whereet I go, whatever realms to its, My helot untraveled fondly turns to thic. • Still to ray imagery wilt, l'east•le•iar Aud dittroi at each rvingsve a.teneih'uitte• chino." If. however, tt was desired to drier the emigtanti far from their coontry, it woo. to be done by lug them, on their return. with typrettave tuxesii 'with nets tbti4peliel:ng their liberty, *mil with a op— tem of viol soil informer,. The Noble Lord Sits begged leave to move, as an amendment; " Time 1 t IL