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10' U •• ‘. IIL,IL, ri ' ,'+'lT I C•2 , • 4 jo s # , t , , , . 4 k •-• IC ,rt I,g e..., , s . -.) 4 , L t,i 4 . 4 4 ..: 4 . - _.m.,..._ ••?"'• aft.: a • sATuRDAY, NAY 12 1-10. P11.14...k. b 1 X P EAN C fr., HA L /I' l' kft 1.4 Y . K 22 0 • __ _ ___ _ __. .1. II IIL, s u.34}3li ;r EVER fog THE BENEnri- or ....., LtCEUM TIIEATKE. • ' nuke the special Liccom of the Lord Chamberlain, go o mei, fur the present Season, to the joint application of all Parties principally internted. N WEI/NESDAY NEX l', Alay 16, Their 9, ~,J....LA,..Ekrztics4,.fuertitziowgitilal ; , C , o rm in ni pag e o o ft pe be ir LA . ;E. FALSE ALARMS. vtezpsymmi, (Sr.* lime , ) Mr. Philipps ; who will slag swigs, "Oboold e'er 1 bra v e the foamin g seas," • asumas I. a tear." accompanied by himself on the mmofolls; mid so additional air, called, "Svniliag KaM, . co mport by Mr. Addison; Lieut. M'Larry, Mr. a , ;000 , ; rbo, Mr. Mathews, i• which character Bs will ire a Came Sone, called " The origin of Old Ma. Mori:" Sams, Mrs. Mountain, who will sing the irk. bad Air for the favourite litarrtainnsent of flee Cara. We mrrry little Spanish Girls," (accompanied by herself pea die Cabinets), limed by Mr. Neese. An ad. m o i d ward, called, "O what • charming et eat ure " A leo, is the comic of the evening, A New Erho Sang, arcompa idol no the Clarionet, and comprised expermly for her hy Mr. Additet, will he mug by Mrs. Moontair. 'The popular art front the Mara Opera of " Amos Festerws" " %Sheet ame Marrow eyes coomossd me," by Mr Philippe and Ire Mouidein. dad a favourite New Glee for three voices, mime with a nbuouded applause at Mrs. Billington's and Iwessm's Concerts, celled, " 0 serer say that I was of b gMe eset," composed b y M.P. Woes. 'l' o whirs will be added, (by dreier) she Comedy of THE miuNititisr HOUK. Tekers is be had ot Mrs. Mosorsie, No. 26, Bryllee's -10, orriegarden; sod of Mr. Spring, at the Box.olEcc, poso• Coos a 'bow Owes for lb* Boles may be Wire. ------------- . MESSRS. BOY DELL and CO. respectfully inform the NB*, that they are receiving SO arriptions for a Prist Irma Slt. WILKIE'S PICTURE uf The BUN D FIDDLER, in be Engraved by Mr. BURN ET, and that t►e Picture may be seen at their Howe, No So, Cheapside, till the atilt instant, inclusive. Subscriptions are &so received by We Wilkie, No. 94, Purtlaud-street, mad by Mr. Burnet, No. •, Oaeadon-street. Haymarket, where prommala may be ►ad. IMPERIAL t ARLI4MO7. rola, with so touch energy slid hominess of voice, at the time he glove not.er of thy •preseilt motion. when he charged the higher cir,l'e'r. of the Clergy with robb iig the lower ordris, bad give a hi n con• siderable disquietude, b00m... of the ce of the imputation. He might very vs, It r a the de- . eisien of this question oat the merits of its legality ; and although he agreed with the observations of the Noble Barim, relative to the eototruclinis of the 26th Henry VIII. and the subsequent tAllitnet, till that of Queen Aan, yet the 3d and 4th of her • reign, c. I I. putt, in his opinion, the whole pithj• et at rest. There we!. is that act, a clause witch he wished the Noble Baron had renal to the House, mini which. in candour, he ought to have dome, patio elderly as he had complained of a want of so. Ii candour in Dr. Burn. This clause illsolu , rty stated, that the first fruits and tenths shrouli collected according to the usual proportion and mode before accustomed. la the reign of 14w VI. it had been suggested to the King, he might increase his coffers, by an improved valuation of first fruits and tenths ; but. upou consulting his Treasurer, Grenville. he dissuaded him from bur dening those learned men it wet his inte-est to •e -ward ; and insisted, that they were entitled to a compensation for the expense and paini they had sustained in their education. Said Edward, ^ I commend you ;" 'and he added, in still stronger language. t. I should have thought you a very knave, i f you had otherwise advised." His Grace called upon the House to consider, and. he trusted. they would not be disposed to sanction the motion. 'the LORD CBANCILLOI entertained doubts con cerning the law of the several Statutes, but he was disposed to agree with the Rev. Prelate as to the construction he had put upon the clause of 3 and 4 Ann.c. 11.; still. if the power existed by these ob solete statutes, he would be one of the first to im press upon their Lordships the equity of its repeal. Lord GaenvlLLe was satisfied, as a plain mai, that the sense of the clause adverted to was eery clear. He never could concur in the motion of his Noble Friend; because such• a demand upon the Clergy. could not be consistent either with justice or equity. He did not approve of First Fruits, but considered them very oppressive to the preferred incumbent ; for, the first y ear of all others was most inconvenient for the payment of this impost. The Earl of HARROWSy concurred in the argil. merits which had been used by those who opposed the present motion. Lord Itcoasoant thought the 26 Henry VIII. did not admit the construction adopted by the Noble Baron; who hell brought this subject before the /louse. ROUSE Or LORLS, tittukV. MAY . n. Mr. 1..1.31111i GTO N Mr. LArCel.t.rl, OM titbit Members from the H ouse .uf eosinione, Moaght op **vend, Private Bills, see h were laid epos th e table sad afterwards read the first time. R - • .- - EAL BARGAINS. —BO4O n e w and iteantitut , Printed Cambric*, toe. 611. the Drees; gee or the very best Gingham*, go.; 1S• striped Braggers Twills (a new article) ally toe. 6d. worth, 95*.• se rich ell-wide figured Lushes, 3s . a-yard, worth twice ;kenos ; IVO satin striped Quokka. 1:4. per yard; woo ladle Neatens, go. gd. the place;sou Irish Liners (soiled) gd. oi yard ands eau other Sso good Cerebric Medias, yard and half wide, on per yird; tato ditto, very excelleet, Is. 6.1. • sad go the finest made, 3s ; tan very superb)* Jamosoli for Cravats • 6tl the square; and 75, curiously lee, as.: go Madre; Long Cloths, sm. 3d. per yard, worth es. tid.; mid 6o the guest ever brought from India, es. I id. ; so French Cana • trine Jig. bd. to fner guineas the piece; and Ise Scotch ditto, from lee to a gonna; • omit elegant display of every thilte budneisable is satin works, sett tambours, for dresses, suassaMy I sar ; eesaterirattes, Sheetings, table Rees, so d calicoes, stribiagly cheap, at NEWTON'S, No. 14, Leices• ter-Naar., serond Mnwe Gu am the panorama. ADMIRALTY. Viscount MuksttLe stater', that at account of several documents not being in readiness. be slairatil inner, " That order be discharged for Tuesday." After which be par notice he should make his intruded motion on Thursday. Ordered. GAS LIGHTS BILL. The Duke of Arno t. said, is consequence of the absence of a Noble Marquis (we pnauitie 11iickingitam), who, he wm induced to suppose, would object to it, he should move, " That the Order fur thin day, be diseliargvd, fur the purpose of Axing the second reading,. us Titri.dny." Ordered. CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN. • The Marquis of La IMPOW N was dist/teed en postpone ►is Intruded minion relative to the Campaign in Spain, of w►ich he had gives notice fur Monday, till Friday next, because II Noble Lord, not then present, (Baringdon,) had moved Mr lb* presctioa of other demonnta. Whether they would be materiel or out, hr would set venture to affirm; but ►a ewoaiaered it proper that t►ey should wait kw the ileums ties. He therefore moved, "That the order be discharged;" mod gave notice of ►is motion for Friday, beyond which day be wished it to be considered he should not propose any far ther postponi merit. After a few words from the Earl of Livaaroet., t►e osetiee wen agreed to. INFERIOR CLERGY. TO THE FACULTY. /MEDICAL AGENCY OFFICE. - -•--• MR. BU?CE begs 1.-4ve !La return him moat sincere thanks to the Professional Gentlemen, who bier already favoured him with their commas& since the opening the above Office; and that be heeds bin hopes foe • continuance of thrir patreriage cwt the equitable as well as hoeuerable prinelpks, which will be eriiformly displayed is his mode of tramactiug business. The great object of this establisbiamit is to facilitate the purchase */ ask bf Medical Practice, or Partnerships, and to supply Practitioners with Assistants aid Pupils. Alm, to accommodate Galatians& wanting Minutiae@ as Assistants, &c. GENERAL AGENCY. _ _ . KING'S THEATRE. THE PUBLIC is MASQUE RADE ectitaly intormeri, that tlwre will be • at this place, se Woaday, the oath May. arm the souse approval that gives is February last. Ticket., One Guise' each, Itrfresliaseats, Supper, sad N B Particular Sappers will he mind is the private Itsano, upon 664 bespoke by Parties at sot is than Si sober. Dresses to be had is the House, as usual. Gentlemen poictisiser is the country are freosendy con vened to trouble their Druggists and other friends, with Pro fessional Commissions, such as ordering beaks, irstraments, drop, obtaisiag medical infesseation ha. Mr. B. below de sirous to extend his Agency AceomModatios to the utmost waste of the 1 7 :mm4y, offers to effect all those Conunissioas no the intim.; ,onsidenitios of Ose Guises anaosilly, with the supply of Assistants inciaded. Amity between i l mad a, or address (peshpaid) to Mr. Esser, Medical-Gemmed gewey-Oilice, No. es Bereist- Chrelhety, Chancery.lase. LUCKY TURNEK, OF •KINEfidotTELIET, SAYS; " COMPARE. AND JUDGE." LAST LOTTERY the most a SIXTEENTH coold gaia, was L. 1,250 Po scot Lottery a basest Is can gain upward' et - 6,aso Last Lottery, the most as Eighth could gaits was 11.50. Poona Lotter? an Eighth can gain upwards of it,foo Last I idler! the must a Quarter could gais was . 5,114:11) Present Lottery a Quarter can gab upwards of e 5,0041 Halves and whole Tickets is proportion. Who thee bet will purchase it this inevosparsble Lottery; to he drawn the sib iii! JUNE nest! Ay, sad that quickly leo ! for if was a scarcity of Tickets a few Days before the Ch owing of the last Lottery, how many must he disap pointed by delaying to perchase beta short lane Mega far the. Lottery?—Take a little adviee--nir J. Beasseends being dead, go rteasethately t. Lucky W. TURNER'S Oilice, No. i,Skinser.street. And there Firtsue's smiles may greet you with the oboes splendid Foetuses ' as Tarsier really said shares of the Ibias WO. mists, shin erase Poi.* d Ti. es, eke& pee. erteed14,7654., and the Ticket, No. 7,osi, the Packet of Tickets, which produced a , suol. besides Four Prises eb. 40.0001 is the last Year's I.otteries ; likewise, Ames of No. 15,719, the last ••,crottl.—Now at his Lucky Oflioe, No. i, Sltioner•serfot. GUILDHALL, LONDON, MAY i, late. BAILERS. riIHE CONI:NISSIUNERS of SEWERS of 1 the CITY of LONDON, sod LIBERTIES thereof, give Notice, That they will meet in the Council Chamber a tbe Guildhall, on TUESDAY. the eta instant, at Five o'Clnek in the after num', to receive proposals Foe cleansing the tolkoring classes sr Jictiirts, for Twelve Calendar Months, buts Midsummer.day next, vie. Clem I. The Wardisof iridge,Caollesick, Dowgate. sod Isedow•hridge. • • Cordnainer, bread... Alert, Wintry, and Queeithitlse. s. Busistraw, Cheep, Colrn,rn ,trert,(eacept Little Meer. MAO sod Homey-lame Market • 4 -Farrisetua *about, Nortb.cde, (except Smithfield Market, Giltspar•street, St. Jo street, Duke.street, and leag.lane,'. with pert of Fleet mirk« t. s furringdaa•Without, Soutisside, including the *hole of Bridgr.sircet, together with pal t of Fleet-market. d. Bishopagste Witbiu , lirue.street ' Letigtmen, and Leg. deshidl-mitiket, tupethe w.th port of St. Mary-Axe and Lime.street, which lies within the Ward of Alitistir. 7 Stskopegste Without cud Broad street, inclailing the wish Fir. h.towe. I. Innate's!, Without, (iaeladia, the WIWI, et Little Nom4eids,l ud Alskrsisate Without. it. C , 4pleitstre Within, and Aldersiate Watkins, with those yam of ilart.street Slookorll44reet, Falcon square, N (MlS street, fuster.larie: aud Goiter-lane, as are ita Fairingdow Within. Lord HOLLAND could assure the Rev rend Pre late, it was not his disposition to cast any odious reflection upon the Church. He hsd to apologize for having troubled their Lordships so long, and Sf it had been suggested that there was such a clause as that adverted tq of which be bad not before been aware, he should not have twat& the motion nodose consideration. On these grounds ha wool I with draw the Resolutions, by the consent of the House. The Resolutions were acco►dingly withdrawn. lord HOLLAND then moved for • return of the livings consolidated under Charles 11. ; bat, upon the suggestion of the Archbishop of Ca neva- IVRY, Earl or Hazaowair. •nd Lord VILLE. the motion was withdrawn. Lord HOLLAND nest moved for • return of the value of all benefices, &c.; but it was negatived without a division. 10. farriegAgin Within, (except Britie-xtreet, sad those pert. mexibutte.l ts Class 9,) Crale litiquard, aid Newiste =oriel 1 I. Pooeskes sad Aldsate, (except these puts toestisseed is Om 6 . The LORD CIIIAIICZLLOR moved—. 4 That the House proceed to judgment, in the case of Groom Penfold, on Wednesday next."—Adjourneal. 12. Tower sad billingsgate. It. Combat, (except Finch-lseie,) and Walbruok. 14. thaitlifuld.uarket, including tiiltsper.street, Saint J0114 ', 114 Mi t ell the Bars, and that part of Duke-street, sad Lung.lsar, as lie is the Ward of Parviogdoei Without. The shims. kc. 'are to he cleansed, and the ashes, dirt, sad t.. 1141 sway, without fee or reward, from the 1141■6011, (elfin, ,ants, tie. of the iobabitants, twice is tray weak, is irowl-wkreleii earls will nape to cover them. The 'lc, on( r of, sad time lot cleansing the public isarkets, cad ether smiriders of the Contract, ma, be known al the Clerk's Mire, Goildhall. W. BOND, Principal Clerk. N.B Severity most be gives (or the perfect/mace of the esstrsct. W. J. DONNE WILL SEI.L FIT AUCTION, Oa WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, aed FRIDAY, the , 6th. title, wad lulls Way, at the Adam sad Eve Great Room, St. Pascras' Chords, AN excellent Assortment of MODERN HOUSEPIOLD FURNITURE ; • • slegalarirllee tuned piaou forte, with additional keys (by Cheetah); • Icv pieces of Irish linen, an extensive sad truly valuable edema % Of hoses, in good bindings, and defferent law sub a turiety of other articles ; TAKEN IN tl ig E% TION FIT THE SHERIFF OF MIDDLESEX. The Funniest consists of the best mahogany cabinet. owe, prime seasoned goose feather-Leek bedding, home Idea, Ise. se. The Reeks have been selected with trite sad jolliest's% al eninpriee moo volume., the works of the meet esteemed stand modem cloaked authors, in prod binditge and mdohdli ell ef which team be amid without reserve. Csialirsrs will be ready for delivery ces Tuesday, and may leead.f Hr. Doane, 7, Catretoustreet 18, Great 146- Sel surest, tewntat-Gardes ; al Tom's Coffee.boast, Cons sad at the S ee o f sale; oe which day the gawk, ,may h aspettet...srAe at Twelve, each day. . . FOUR HUNDRED EXTRA CHANCES. eH' IF r CO. ate Selli ng the rackets end 13 %sees of the h LW STATE LOTTERY, etntsistirng of 7 4 soc Nowshees, the *bole to be dreg% sou the gib of June Lettery contains, beside* the nstssi Prig...". Fuer I , .•tra m*, urthie Numbed 'rickets eiseli, which a Chase, voi utorsised of • Isere Rum thin 4'1,1 was 'untied by II trhet stry Lottery. SW I Fl' laud CO. have had the in teheisms is divide a the Piddle, no Ilse hast and tote I w series, Piety of the ;r e st P r i ses, at 'het,' ()trues, Nu. I t, esnry, ( .".shladsed so 17^.9), Nu. le, Choral Ceuta. sad No 31, Alticate fingh.irovet. • 4 !Nose Ill tAbltiCollll3, has theti, nu e pleainre nonnwing to his sad the NM*, the Lottery wl oc h d raws ath ' JUNE, iota thr mast rhistwe Si. Ike ailtelsturtr for so small • twt HA' kelt of Ti e k ris, one Isendre.l in earl packet. to b•• site,. by the C oo i ractovs to Me fortunate holders 0 Oust draw,. Prise above 141. whe n * Ti cket may gate I. L ~laM io.,nuol. and Sh ares in ye...lowliest. My has 6, been truly lucky I. *clime packet s o f Ti c k ets, Multiuse it 4 nearly 401014,N0. 9,6113, prodwe sMiSi 1311. told 111%leeil 31131 CC/1114111, and paid by limas h respresive h01d. . .., who received foe each Sixteenth 1 .471 ifsi 34. l at /111111,41tlieseouteuusiice of the public favours, at hie h, ollivr B• CUINHILL owe the 1114243101V-HOVSE AN IN VALUABLE REMEDY.—Patron. Mad by bee Royal Highness the Princess of Wan, and isperanis of theta hundred of the Nobility, Clergy, be. who kens the valet of, sad recommend, an itssuceut, yet ef ficacious remedy, and mode of tristmeat, to their connec ting and friends; which remedy and method have roper seded surgical operations, in thousands of instances ; and are suit °Bend to the sUict ed in every part of the world, for the emu of Egyptiaa Ophthalmia, and for the removal of all psis and redwassof therm and eyelids; also Cu. all Sooting sputa, Waltham specks, and Sims; also for short, dim twisty, foggy, cloudy sight; sad even fur Mit:does/ itself; proceeding from cataracts, gesseral debility of the optic nerve, and Wm other C&11101 several thousands haring been be stilted slats April theist although hundreds of them had bees totally bitad.--Oee was 51 years blisd,rtstored to sight of one eye, through the assiataace of Mrs. Panel, of Canter. bury; asisibur so years, by Mr. and Mrs. ; another 44 years; ONO Nisi 40 , by the Rev. G. Greatbatch, of North Meek. ant Lancashire ; smother 37 7aartr by Mr. and Mrs. W. ; wither as years ; another is darkness sy years, Ostend to sight by the Res. J. Back worth, A. M. Vicar of Dewsbury, Yorkshire ; another blind oh years, by Mr and Mrs. W. • smothers years, was restored to ri ght in 1799. by Mr. ai d Mn. W. at it. last, Chintwall, sod sight enthuses perfect to this day—witness the Rev. Mr , .Tresi der, the Minister, and J. Millen sad W. Chisholm, Lops. Churchwardens ; another aged go, bore Mini, by cataract in the left rya, yet she can nun see to read larp print: the other eye also because blind four years sine, sad was destroyed by surgical operation ; another, Wag several years, was is the Leads Infirmary two years, dicing which, was couched in Ore eve eight, mid the other sever times, without the small- est beneit, yet rotorrd to sight by the Rev. Mr. Rigby, of Bbckley, near Halifax, Yorkshire, arid enabled to work another blind in on rye t 3 years, cod two years in both, caurlied twice by an entreat oculist, had only a little glim. meting light, yet it-stored to sight by Mr. IL Mitchell, of Shefford, wear Newbury, Deka ; soother also is years Mind (both eyes), restored to sight by the Rev. W. B. Wllishaw, Stoue, near Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire; anther three year. awl • half bituJ, sad OW haws with short Mein, cured by the sktue Geolleinan.—Aad all the above, WITHOUT A 7 SURGICAL OPERATION, even after they hod at. tenth in vain ow the roost celebrated Oculists is tuna and countir ! s. ..... _ - Mr. and Mrs. Williams humbly resew to approtieb the Royal Family, and also to acquittal the Nobility,tiestry,lte with their IMCCC%II diarists the post year. The Leeds* hal only (since April mint), 114111411119 SO t,914 patients, besides the minim, numbers under the care of above two handred meiatants (rnesiding of eternises of the Eatabhalted Church, Dissenting Ministers, and Ladies and Gentlemen of respectability), is different parts of Europe and Asia, who arc now daily is the habit of admienaterine their remedy to the aMieted (even to Wants at the breast, is well as to very aged persons) with teem Metal. ••• Mr. Wirstase,Jewellnr, de, St. James's street, is only one amongst thousauda, who can again ere to read the entail ed pr.nt wittiest the lllliatalitt Of glasses, eltheefit be had been &Soleil swirly two years...wiliest patleman has recom mended several of his friends, every out of whom has re ceived adouiehiog heleakt.—Me Wiriness sad Mrs. Wil liams (else is at No. 1, Gallawey's Buildings, Bath, for the benefit of bee health) on aped silver teapot with on ta seraphim on its sties), as • tubes of gratitude fur the immoral he has received fines the monody, and mode of treatment. N. B. Mr. nod Mrs. Williams advertise, that they will ne ver publish the stance sr remdence of any Lady et Grade ~,,,,, (wields), oldie"' permission. tot Mrs. Williams lei bare of tiseetial service, tins wa wa, wily, to Mrs. Kelsey, Mann artist Bath Pesestattiary, .snd 'pear& of ass headrest ether Patients, May *taboo were totally blued, " bet coo MAI ever Upon the Order of the LW being read. LORI HOLLAND dermal that the Clerk might read certain Statutes, and a part of His Majesty's Speech at the opening of the Session, to which he should have occasion to refer. and, for the purpose of nat . taking up th e i r L or d s hip s ' t i me , lie should wish that they be read short. The Clerk accordingly proceeded to read certaiu Statutes of Hen. Viii. Edw. VI. Phil. and Mary, Elizabeth, Cha. H. Anne, and Geo. 1. relating to the First Fruits and Tenths, and also that part of His Majesty's Speech, at the opening of the present Session of Parliament, where he recommends to Par liament, that they should again take into consider ation. the state of the Infonor Clergy. Lord HOLLAND again rose, and addressed the House at great length. He lamented that a Noble Earl (Harrowby), and a Noble He'd Reverend Lord (the Archbishop of Canterbury), should have been so much alarmed at the notice he had given of the motion he was about to propose. It was very remote from his mind to infringe upon, or, in any way violate the property of the arch;Clp for, as the contrary, he would veer maintain, that the rights of that body were as sacred as those of pri vate property. But if it should appear that certain funds originally assumed by the See of Rome, af terwards granted to the Sovoreigna of this country, and, in the reign of Queen Anne, again conceded to the Clergy. might be adequate to the relief of the lower Clergy, and that the law of the land had directed that they shield be so applied; be Oersted their Lordships woodd, in these times, con sider every means of lessening those burdens, un der which the people of this country labour. It was a subject not originating with himself, hut had presented itself to their consideration by the Speech delivered from the Throne at the commencement of the present Session of Parliament. His Lord ship here proceeded to shew, how the first fruits and tenths belonged at one time to the papal power, till the 26th Henry Vlllth, when they were granted to the Crown ; from the words of which statute, he argued, that the King and his succes sors were empowered to issue commissions by the Lord Chancellor, and others therein mentioned. for the purpose of ascertaining the increased and real value of all benefices, subject to the pep ment of these first fruits and tenths. Though this statute was repealed in the reign of Philip and Mary, it watt revived in that of Queen Elizabeth. and thus it continued down to the reign of Queen Anne, when these payments were conceded by the Crown to the relief of the lower clergy, and be. came what is now called Queen Anne's Bounty. In reading this statute, the 3d and 4th of Ants. c. It, it must be obvious, that whatever power of issuing a commission for ascertaining the improved value of the first fruits and tenths, enacted by the 26th Hen. VIII. fenvained unaffected by that and all preceding statutes on the subject. It might he urged, that long usage had Lorne testimony to the abandoument of this power, which had not been exercised for a period of two hundred years. But, he contended, where a power was lodged by Act of Parliament. to be exercised Sc. cording to discretion, it, not being exercised was no proof against its existence. He admitted, that such a 'valuation might hear hard upon but it could not he considered oppressive upon the whole; any individual hardship might be reme died by the provision of the Legislature ; and he would not recommend that it should af fect the present incumbent. Still it was • sub ject of senous import at this period. when they were again to be called upon to vote 100,0001. of the public money. lie commented 11 1 he waut of candour and fairness lit Doctor Burn. who, being • beneficed Clergyman. had omitted those words of 2 and 3 Aim, which showed that .• front time to time. this valuation might be made." 'the Noble Lord concluded by moving certain Resolu tions for the purpose of their bring printed. end taken into coneideration on • future day, stating the recomrnelidatios contained in His Majesty's Speech, the differtiit Acts of Parliament which had passed. relative to First Fruits and Tenths, from 6 Henry VIII. to 2 sad 3 Ann ; that the power of issuing a commission, from time to time. to ascer tain the improved value of benefices remained vested in the Crown ; and lastly. that His Majesty be requested to exercise this power, for the purpose of relieving the lower otdtn of the Clergy. The Archbishop of CANTERISVIIII was sorry he should have betrayed those emoitotia which keel impressed the Noble Baron that he felt alarm and disqoietude. Hoemer, he must, in candour. ad mit, that the rarer...ma used by that Noble Boa MOUSE OP COMMONS. 1.1,66 dee motion of Mr. Vl' LLLLL 01111 Cf, the 2.1 reading of tile Overseers' Bill, was pootpoped to Wednefid.Jy itcxt. The eossiekrotion of the Irish Malt Bill *so deferred to Tueollay ant. _ . Tim beamisittsw of Ways and Means was postponed to Nomlay nest. Mr. WIIMITON moved, "That tbe consideration of tho Foreign Silk Bill be referred to a Committee of the oho!, Hoeso, on Motodas nest."—Agreed to, 11.Tpoo the motion of Mr. INN•nTow, t►e West Indio In surasee Bill wits read a sermad time, sod ordered to be com mitted. Mr. LUsHINGTON brought op the report of the Com mittee apron the additional number of Exchequer Bills, tha report wasreeeited, and the amendments ordered to he r e. ff." 0, ( 1 . Mr. SU& persisted &petition from the Market Gardesers of Surrey Kent, Swale:, and 51tddlesett, praying for au ..a temptios from the Highway Art. Ipso the nutting of Sir J. Singet.•lß, the farther envoi. deratioa of the Highway Hill was postponed to this day sic Mouths. Tbe Ternpike Road Bill went through a Committer, the Report was received, and the Rill ordered to be taken tutu darther cousideratoms on Ittoutlay eenpight. The blab Stage Coneh Bill went thnsugh a Committee, tbe reaoluatinws were agreed to, and the report ordered to ha received on blued., went. The Leap ADIDCaTZ Of Sc ooh sine d L ale •o Nang in a Bill far Repaireng the Hieltlett.l 1{4 , 111. um I liriglwes. He aeetwdiway broad►t In t►e Bill, *knelt w, s read • era, and ordered to be read • cord tome, t.r bats, seiday went, awl prthteJ. AIIERCSOSIBI soh% that, Lay* eetu , aitioalat the mollies, one respectiog the (sedition of flc o dssd,l o ......t wish to know (rum the I.ord kis otos. , • hethe• it irs• ti • al:denims to heir' %retard the noitiosi rem...rein slae c. ffIII • • tioa of the Bookrupt Loos of Pk-taboo 1 . 1.• Nieto fh.s. tr.bestlewiaa had maid wslewudy booseif to bass to, •ard that 100tioll with celerity, :lad it was to be ciipecied thud web a tocismstance would immediate!) Likewise! The Lotto A DiOCATIt of BroTLAtab Mld, tiurt h► bent Called upon to pledge ►rnuetf ups* that subject, hot that ►e had nut dose so. He bad made mare loiliffles the subject, nut found that a mere alternation la then saes would be Dinh mum acceptable that. a a n al change, or that ail pea li e Rootj Rot p/edp h.loaelf that itia) au.. that of that eater, wool I be brought heft.., thi Holm. He. FOSTalt pr. N uh 41 so account of itu hillify the LOSlrry ()Own of let 11.1nd.-o,•lert-1 to lac via the Table. . _ Upon the meow., of Mr Fail'. a, th .tit th e Irish &mai that , ul Pill %as .Rout to Monthly ors.. Th e flow, %. cal In, t COM oil the ruol , alk Sat Hill M G Rose mart& "That the floortrau sboo:,1 for leor , t to bring t , Lill to wryest the Import Foreopt Wky red to istcrearc the borsht.* of tit 1, to, I