The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-12 00:00:00

• 1:10 I', a NUMBER 4760 TIIPATRIS-ROYAL, DRIIRY-LANR. MINIS EVENING, THURSDAY. March 12, dick Majesties' Servants will the Comedy of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Lord Lowell, Mr. Mollitad; Sir Giles Overreach, Sir. Kean; Wellborn, Mr. Manley; Alliriurals, Mr. Penler ; Wellalo, Mr. Carr; Juptirr Greedy, Mr. Oxberry ; Sir. Gallic. Lady Allirvirth, Mrs. Kuight ; Margaret, Mrs. I trgir ; Froth, Miss Tidiswell. • After which, the Melio.Dranis of THE INNKEEPER'S DA UGHTER. Richard, Mr. Wallach; FraisklAnil, hlr. Harrop, Mr. Smith; Haas Ketaler, Mr. T. P. evoke ; William, Mr. lisaneril. Mary OW timer), Miss ilasllbilos; Minas, Mrs. Harlow. A New Tragedy will be produced- after the Easier Holi days, is which Mr. Kean will sustain a 'principal Cisameter. Various Novelties are in active. preparation, minus.; which i►a Play, founded on the very popular Romance of Rob Ruy. A new arta spiesdid 4udre, to to lighted with Ciq a in preparatinas, and every exertaus will he wade to finish it for IMPuu Easter Monday. NEVER ACTED. TURAnixaor.4L. COVENT-GARDEN. DM EVENING, THURSDAY.IIIiirdi 12, will be Prodrrecti. a New Musical Drama, called ROB ROY MACGREGOR; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. (Founded ad the popular Novel of Rob Roy.) With sew Semen, the.urs, au t Decorations Sir Frederick Version, Air. Egerton ; Rasbleigh OA*ldia stomp, Mr. Abbott ; Francis thlialJostone, Mr. Sinclair ; Owen, Mr. ; Captain Thorm tttt t Mr. (' Rub Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Macready ; Dougal, Mr. Tukely ; Ilamish and Robert !Rob Roe's Son.), Air. Saito; and Master Pardon ; Major Gulbriiilt. Mr. Taylor ; Mill i e Nicul Jarrie, Mr Libi4•lll .141b...11. Mr. Nimmons. lbsas Vernon, Miss Stephens; Motiie, Mrs Sirrlmg; lane Macaipi,or. Muss .1.41114ni I illy, Mos liaitsup; Heirs, M4se. grrgin, Mrs. Egerton. To which will be 4tUril C2lO tinge), a new Farce, called FILYSBANDS AND WIVES. The principal Chartictrra by Mr. Ulanchard, Mr. Jones, Mr. Abbnit, Mr. Comer, Mr. Tolely. Mrs. Egertun, Miss Finite, gm Itiveripurt, and Miss Matthews. ON .Saturday. the Paaloaiinie ur tide lequin Gulliver. LAST NIGHT. ORATORIOS. THEATRE•ROYAL, COYENTGARDEN. T O -MORROW, FRIDAY, Mardi 13, will be performed A GRAND SELECTION; The First Part solely trim THE M ESSIA If Composed by G. F. Mould. To particular Airs sad Choruses of which will be sutroduced the Additional Accompaniments By W. A Muzait. la which Miss Stephens will sing "There wi - Shepherds ;" t• I Loon that my Redeemer liveth;" "Eve's Lamentation ; " and the Deem) uf a Fair Rohm's," with Mr. William—Mins Frith, " Rejoice pretty;" and " Sec, see the kind indulgent gales." —Miss George, " But thou ilislst not leave "--," Miss Nvaly (her first appraralice), " ziail my soul."—Master Donieldmin, " The Pcsoint Boy."—" And Muss Cure, 0 01 , 1 1,a," and " 0 olanto ratiiina"—" Mr. Britain, " Comfort %e my people;" " Luther's Hymn;" " Lord re niesnlwr ;" 81141 the Ibietto, " Ah caru aposs," with Curti—Mr. Thorne. " The sun sets at night."—Mr. \ *Miry, " Conquest is nut to bestow "—Mr. Tioney, " Fur I,,t e ad ;" The people that walketh;" and " Why COW./ 11..1 .lenils "—The Gummi Choruses of " For unto us;" " I lallel ujah ;" "Thentultitodeof A tools ;" "The Nesveus are ;" and the Coronation Anthem, will be introduced. End 11( Part I. A CONCERTO 011 the FLUTE by Mr. Helmet. At the coninienremrot of Part 11. An ORGAN CONCERTO by Mr Jacob. Leader of the Baud, Mr. Ware; Orme, Mr. Jacob, Or fllli.l o.f S irrev (71iiipi I. The remainder of the Baud and Om Chromes rahich sill be numerous and complete), by them .1.1 ago royal P. rfur mera. Be►k., Cornwall, Devon , Dorbet i Fwaex, Hants Kent, Lancaster, Wand:, and .c drr, each Tesidrr The wk b under Ibe direction of Mr. C. J. Ashley. Place. tor uhe Boxes to he taken..( Mr. Brandon, at the Harl-street, hoist ten till Four. Do. re iro be opened at Six, begin at Seeeet—Holt Price at Nits , Butter, 7s.—Pit, 3s. 6d.--Gallery, 28.—L'irper Gal lery, ls. forniauce unless . plied Culitract PROOF AND OTHER FINE. ENGRAVINGS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. CHRISTIE, Al his Great RI)1.111, Pall-Mall, on SATURDAY NEXT, March 11, at One o'clock, A N extremely clmi•.•r and valwtblr . ASSEII - IMAGE of ENGRAVINGS, in Portfolios, consist ing of Proofs or First Impressions, by Woollen, Browne, SWUM', Hogan'', Heath, Sharp, Bromley, Durigiay, Pilaw, Wale, mid a few Drawings, by Shelly awl others. ••• May be viewed iwu days preceding. awl ... Edinburgh ides ward CURIOUS AND PINE ROOKS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At No. 26, Pall-Mall, on MONDAY NEXT, March 16, and two following Day., THE IX BI.F. LIBRA KY of the late W. POLI.OOK, Esq. of the Secretary of Stite's iKee, 'Reloading Clarendon*. Rebellion, 3 vols. large paper, illustrteed with numerous nor Portraits; Ilidhein's Heads; Itwe's Topographical Dictimisiy, 5 v.ds. illnvbNed wish slime 1,200 Views; Hamilton's Campi ; Hookca's Views iu India, coloured; Plow!, Ceremonies Religiewses, 9 vols.; Birch's Memoirs of Elizolieth, 2 cols illustrated with Numerous Portraits; Emig?, Pritish tbstorv, 3 vols. illashand ; Long 's Jamaica, 3 vols. rare; Nicholles arr a Topograplnea, n vnls very rare; Nicholls's Elizabeth, 3 vols. van.; Stroll's Works; Presumes Winks, 25 vole. Statut-s at hoer; Aebrefe 5 ruts. lasze paper, Ac. suomossrav Seepeeb nontrimuu MItNIITUHE and Feel's, of She most 'motets. description and newt iy iic•, the Property ui R !Vella!' who has changed 111. doluestic plans; smut': which are a complete Suite of Rosewood Di awing rsornitose, Cm-oaks., Closers. and Couches, a Stitice g grli CO, Chliii, Tilde and tied Linen ; ike. TO F. SOLD HY AUCTION. Ry M E * -S-SRS. PHILLIPS au , ' CO on the Premiers, No. 11;, tauiscesterditcec a. 4 :siren-square s thgee doors frame the New Church, THIS DAY and TO. ‘IOIIItOIV. T %vilify; v. 1 %114{1,41 NG in .14. , g;piv four-limit BedatPada, ,th •tortsit niiirtne and chintz toe nzinv ; children as I arrvants' hest-leads mist limn:inc.; 1.1115 W 11•401/164 .11 et,ln hedslost:, solid warslie.lies and drawers; hest-ruoin tn. 11, s. sssies, and dressing-gimes; an eidht•tlay musical . . ;Its 30 . 1 zhisses am4l mows. , zr and . 0 11.411 I: ... s r 16r:ups m lily Imoktlisch ; prde.' al side_ ho ard * ,• 41 isiblys of line I mod 111 ; rot, drt's•u+tout' wuils t ldr ; inulautooty psil mar chairs; P. inhroke and t•hlusig .upper and lon ta hi" ; nniwZni) f,awrd 1141,114 , 11411 1111101 ; 11141 lour wiuduw .Mrl..ur; ,11 a thmatolwr 111;t311, 111 ... a . . 8 ..el ease ; casts, and a co o•ty ul 6.1 . 1 1 1 64w - 14i; ..rt at I %. To he eie•ca, and C.tlalognro had on the Proloin.. B. The Ilvost to b.• Lt I, tor the Least Sultl. Veto. longer h.. the honour except local a intraal •ha po.i; ward lose alli fur . Mink Lott havr •rift Tin ll* Dra, . -TY . - • " ~ ate . Itilh , . . • • • , Alb ..; ,rao".,eim•liwwsslll ols Nit".'• • '- ' ,`s • :-., ' ••' - ' • ' - .., • . ,_ - soroaka- , --- - -4,. sea, - ,„_ 4. • • / . ~. - ' . " " • '----- . ek .s. - a . lOl Ol . i , - Rsa• fen ~....--........... , 2 • . , --7) IL / • 2"...7 , 7 _________ ,.....„_ - • _ _, . - 4 v k is% t•.. . • • .. ~. , • --,4„....*,:k tw 0 1 ~i .. , c, N I / , i• -,,.. t ~ ..- • , I _.-.OO)Nt. 4 ).; i s,. ..„,. ~ .. r . "-' ... ty • 'I.. • . W' • . , „ see • ' . •f • ' •--- '.i : 4 .. 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I :Le i" u11 :" .1 1 , ' IS I" .7114a " 14 ‘ cnin:: : ll ' ,"" ..i l o nc.l.o'l.l end C iu u.l j" M e c e a u r e i t i a es e rco l as li t y . 4 as tereby gums to all Persons detirtme AT - a MEETING of tba COMMIT FEE 10r s W e i :Al i r r T no i 1 , 1 ii t t . :::l 4:1 Ali thena t d -r 1 1 1 ?::::::= u a i a l i i • i t 1 , 1 . n fo l3 r i ' a o e : f re h t i a: r n et. ii i t r, 7 o l . o f e E k 17 1 1 ... i. . t o o n ;i n , : e r i s ri: of tbatraeting to &espy, II flt i At tu .. DISTRIBUTION fold This Day, ray Mr. Brogden and others , from the the Use ohm , ' e e " l e Y rIC f" I °" Army, rte.- JOHN WRAY, Lisp. in the Chair. - • Commons. a pe le Ty. og 1:11 :i k :U .l •k " ‘..l.H.Ser l i sps ,cu til it' ll* ax :rad ' be ' er r , S ou . reha ' se . el To big --:- Msglatty'a Laud Fotaceßa"olo4l(taittrloal,The Committee lessairig needled a I.ist of the Names of . the Soho-cher* to the Demesne, Subscription, amounting .t ! !;,'..(1,k11,..g01811 luili'lli,belbMwiriii:ciehMllllllyuYiellibliirlitdocuixitlilrlol,3olll,llk.. Ishins' ernicur - ~ ': without 1.0 pr i v i ty o f roe sa id outtora -ordered. le- l ' e' ll e l ' r. Co i tiliTE . Na . V to 13,1 , 05 14*. 9.1. • . ia Irestilaisameste, gaarters, N ' I aw, Rewired, That the semi be published in the Deily Papers. Y. a . i The BIBS w re e li r C e e st . rerully reed a . heat time, und • nreetresmeisrri.e.c:tri,::,iisileir.rtret..yulgitil,lo,priteiept, I pp il i i , : .te e : l , a cti n ins i , l.: p: O h it , : : : : :: : l , . :::.,:imthiebepi...:6.. .. and larriato• in the an- Ozthrd, _ . It I ordered fur a eecond reading to-morrow. £, s• t • deensendstwed etiolates/sad 1 1 11113114 Mr. E. Bishop, sins 22 . Island, :•-. Hie Etna Drury Major- , SuroNt, Be lie r d k n a 4 ( 4 ibeltolin g the worm of • S Sersa lurnll 4 General Morray 105 0 Wk. J. Belie - 311 0 MONOINILV• Ohl Honour Theophi- . Mr. Julio Fund - 510 . • - . 11811 iVerford), Warosek, he Milli.ims 50 0 Mr. .1 C. Dry - ft' 10 rolmlieceErtaurilliolli:l-7Aalu:il;EiaßKiliSii.te: A ( 1. , f t: r o eri ld ited ige Petition% . Ranee, from the Inliallihruis of ii . /otlineltallt -Read. and re- ferred t o the Con iiii Mee On the 'oor's I• 11- , . i BO colour C. env 30 0 .11r. J. P. Medici. 510 f tlier. - Kc i su 4 d nil a il i b it z l " l w at l rl a s; " re i l e " ta th b e lt! i6:-1"k."1 Tex on L" Berwick, • Tirestiunudlnd, : :?, .1 moister. complaiiiiiig of the present ! s hi i g li f i l d pr ‘ i V e r e P o t i ' 1 Huck% \ Worcester, list; ion. Y. A. Hey- . Mr. Peter Martin C r - 3 0 If Mr. 11. Harwood Cornwall (inclading Scilly), Wilts, •' i ' Devon, York, Mr. Gordon -30 '0 31r. Thomas Russ 510 malt liquors, mid • prayilig th at their Lordships •• • Durooltis • ' 41trimatto Me Water. ,Juba Durert -6 18 ••ttliklit iostitate art inquiry into th e abuse* of th e S LATE OF IRELAND, AND PZ•B POOR. , m,_ -' ' • • (PY 34 9 8 / 1 5m.8 184 116 6 18/ 1111, 3S 5... , • 101 1 11halGerlisalan w. sa. at. ,lt, Ma rs h a l . 5 5 . • Sir JOHN 141116.11P0RT -1'....e 10 rail' the wtten,irn, Dellsaf i ftgramornoty fid• Ity of Fly; and dine, The Hon. J. Waddell 30 0 111 r. F. P. Graham 5 5 present oateid of licemotag puhlic-hotisek, ~11 dr of the Hight Hon. Geld leniati f Mr. Per to a ' . % alter), . City of Carlisle, nod ditto, The Petition beim; rem!, 11 an* found that the i A. Milk, Erg. 52 10 3lr. Evan Campbell 5 0 --• , . , question of the most vital salons seer, *V li refet- i ~.. Essex, City of Chester, and dim.. CII vli ii t Sa int Mr. Wm. Munro 30 0 Prnper containing the signal U rev sots fii,lttict rio t! • Glosler (including the City Town of Tareatoo, and ditto u ra_ t tt Church it'a race to the interests of Ireland. It was lii• 'islet:- ll Georg e ' . Mr. T. Itich:rdso w n a 3 1 0 0 0 0 :e ti t i t i arts ii t i e c l o 'r l o ist iu li t i l l i e a i t ic o e n o u f ' li t il l ' i l i t .. t he Pet door was wrir s tro; ow E id of Lauder- i trust, and of this intention i.e now tore to give tit.- ,' , '. of Beistul,', TUWII of hiel4C4ll.llC-110011• loot. 5.. 10d. Sir. Limit plin • Hants, 815 dale begged leave to withdraw lite Petition. • . 'Tyne, sod date, Do. at Theatre 293/. 1 Is. 3.1. Mr. a Pariesce tier, as some us possible after the recei4v, to tunic. Hereford, Town of Shrewsbury, arid do L. Cumin;, F.-9 31) 0 31r. J. Barisivell 20 o for it Committee, to which should be referred the. Hertford, t , •• Toast of Isrlec•iler.ll l4 din", Ilia Honour G. Begirt 50 0 Mr. Wm Chichester 5 0 C.LI 1181 NG BOYS.. consul:Wm of the prement alarming state of tri--- Marl, T'"!" of I). 'II. and d i s t°. '' Mos. J4ll. JOhlaillUise 30 0 Mr. A. Effinoustuire 10 0 - Lord Hot-bast° preameted Petition from the I laud, so u far le reg arded the prevalence of a cor ide uf Man, town or Wolvellood llo or str.Siarkinan 15 0 Mr. W. Smith . 5 0 Inhabitants of SUltd - erlmitl„ in a the County of Dial , gions • 'smatter torrrin. It was high time some •• I ' Isle of Wrght, and dot... Mn. S.O. Nurse ss 10 11r. A. Heside.suri 30 0 I 30 0 Mr. Fl.Junor - 20 0 tam, against th e employment of Climbing 11 .y .1 i i steps should be taken towards investigatiog tool Kent, • i . North sod Smyth trslra, m r. i tinbra ... l Awl in the several Couuties The Ilem..l.lVilson 33 2 00 0 404: al r. „ Il irm.,.o lV ß:ls, l ll4, ' l, l: p cker . mtin r ) :I I Lancamtec, 1 reineelyisig an evil already ton long endured. hl in the sweeping of chimuies. Lincoln, iii North Britain', R. Watson, Esq. . . Lord MELVILLE presented a minder Petition 20 0 , from the Inhabitants of Woolwich. deplorable state oi • th e unemployed poor of that , 3lidilleser. As also Ihead to the Mallibea M,.. J . J ones I VIIIIIIIry, also demanded the attentive) of the I louse. illounsontli, hold Troops in London Mr. C. Ed iiiii intone 30 0 1 11.- J. Wilson - 6 ° j The Petitions were severally reed, and ordered llt was iitiumbent on the House to provide for Ihe '• r t Norfolk, . and its vicinity. Mr. J . W. Hol's 20 0 . Mr. C. Grant - i i fs 5 5 I to -lie on the table. 011's, me. J. C. &stoles f.O 0 ! Mr. J. *Dean IHon. T. Mewburn 3 3 3 3 3 0 0 " - 0 0 ° I 5 31 1 1I r r r . .i . . G 3 R 1 1 0 :1 5 ; , .i u t i : u rsun -. 5 1 ;) 5 4 5 ' I ... .- • ; security of those whose stifferiepe, however seta re To his Majesty's 'Cavalry in Lincoln, " la i o . r i d t Aticol.AND m o ved , i That an Ponce humble .. A .. ress he lerewistril . to lois . Royal r t . La', hall beet' endured a ithour a mot Moe_ I Hear. Ittar.)-1 t: therefore, the ni g i.t I 1. , i.. , Canto 1111 l elite and Quer- Moomonth, in:tines, the 'cogent, praying that b e may ne gra. lee, in the undermeidion- Oxford, I A. Grant, Esq. Mr. C. Sawn Mr. IL Boruthorne 10 0 Mr. Win. Haig - 55 I ciously pleased to (lave instructions loaned to the Hoard of (_:m ill eman toot an *tells to eifect 8 "e" I ent (4l . - teemed Counties end Isl. /Inflow!, rode:- Stafford, Mr, 11'm. Lucas 10 0 Mr. J. 31' Lea - 5 n Works, that it miitlit he msccrtaincd whether the c o ph,y• and it certstitrly Would come best from !liitt.ell, or Bedford, Westonotelauid, Mr. Win. M e eC u ll oc h 5 6 M r. D. A ird 5 0 mem aClinibing Boys i n th e 'weep i ng of chimnies could be souls Nleinber of the Irish Government -he pled ...eel - dispensed with, safely cid cuiseenieutly."-ordered. I I 5 1 ' , i t s:l 6, 7lf t 0 introduce the motion a s ',boo as leo.- Berwick, iv orcester. • Mr. War. Aiello 20 0 Mr. Win. Young 312 The Mutiny Mistake 11.11 was read a second Me). Kingston 30 0 Nlr. A. Whenzie : 1 12 Burka, Rath and ita vicinity. 11 II Mr. G. Walker - 10 0 time, and ordered to be committed. Mr. W. B. P.inje Chester, Coy of Ely, and its Wiel ll Il y, Derby, City of Carlisle, rind ditto, Messrs. D. Campbell Mr. W. Y Prover 10 lo The House then radjourietd. • Mr. Pert. should have long since cal'ed the at- -11 Durham. To.-31 of Shrewsbury, and do. and Co ' 5 5 Mr. E. 11`lutosli 10 0 tell:1011 of the House to the sulireci, hail not the - 3lcrars I So - mho:and Mr. A. Bisset 5 10 ' uttendative of Ii rah Members hero as yet so te- C,i,,s'or. Town of Leicester, and ditto, " Hertford, Co. . Toon of Wolverhamptoo ' Mr. C. R. Playteu 5 5 Mr. W. 111. Reid sla fthUsE Of COIBIGNS, Wriasesoav, Myatt' 11. triarkahly thin. He felt the Joie.' establishments Hereford, sod ditto, . 5 6 Slr J. &abed:mil 5 10 for the receptr on o f t h e s i c k and sole, red, t .,.,,. no r or Mr. J. Kerna i i 5 S M r. R J. Gault 5 5 linos, N ort h an d S out h W a l es. • ' 1 competent to their oh rat ; but lie e ~- 1: , •:. desposed to mix with this Subject one of so very grave. tool Mr. J. B. Ferguson 4 0 Mr. SB. Kilix 5 5 Mr. S elkeld, from the Mil 'e of the West lull ; ' i t‘ roßaGr, sit- Mr. John Lucas 5 0 Mr. D. R.sillry Onos Hey, and Straw, to Notiltimploit, ' Mr. K Batty 5 0 Mr.l.3hololutt 5 5 Dock tunipaoy, preserited ACC4lnsits of the Receipts 1 5 5 delicate a nature, namely, the beat I,o,,ifile mode and Expeutliture of that Comp:toy durio•-• the last his Majesty's Cavalry in Nottingham, 31r. T. S. WEwen 31.113, gd. Mt. 0. Illsitiarrordi 5 3 E t or olodthin g , occetpation for the unemployed - poo.. Barracks, and hits in can. soiroik, Mr. L. blacßeari 31. 13,.4.1. M 11 Air. H. J. Baird 3 3 year. Ilawever, he felt the cau se cou ld out b e in b olter toomenis nail Qoarters iii Surrey, 31r. A. Macrae 31.135. 4.1. Mr. I'. Mit re :i :3 PRIVILEGE. i I • hoods than in that of' the Hon. Bitiame t, whet should have his ttio.t cordial co-operation. the underinerision..l Coutc Sossex, Sir. Thom. Shute 31. 13:4.4;1. Mr G. Gibssio 3 3 - Mr. BARCLAY rote to contradict a ni;twcpresenta- i lies in South Britain :- Warwick, Mr. John Cruel 3/ 13tt 4;1. Mr. Win. Hale.. Berk., Wilk, 3 3 lion of the sentimeuts lie hail otf, red to the !loose last ' Mr. 1.. Forrester 31. 131. 4.1. 31r. C.J. De Weever 3 3 night upon the presenting of the Peleliu,. against 3JO Mr. J. J. Woollier 25 o Sir louts NEWPORT then gore notice, he would t Cornwall, Yogic. Mr. John Hill the hil., i pric e o palt er, 11n 1111. a emelt he tll'l'l . * st t t I hod tuove fur this Committee on the 9th of April. Devon, I - Ordnance Barracks, at New- Miss D. Thomas 2 2 M r.. 1. Paritlitx ' Mr. Joseph Ward 9/. 32. 4d. Mr. C. Rebrends REFORM PETITIONS. Dorset, _ r• to .I' 4 l : 1 . 0910 lit the.minutes of last 'Uglier proceetlinge in Essex, . • in the Couuty of Northrop- Mr. 0. Robertson "5 1.1 Si C. A. V. Grovestios 5 0 that House, us reported in a Moroni.; Paper of (het Sir FRANCIS BURDETT hronglit iti and 'Pr...tempt! I Hants (inelndiog the Isle of berlairil, Mr.Julw , sPLean '5 S Mr. P. !coven 3/. 13.. 4 . 1. day. He had there been st :' ted to have s ad, with , 'several Petitions praying for Pat liamentitry Reform, • , Wight), ' nof Taunton, and .itik. Mr. John-U. o n . 1 1 „4„ ses..4. G. L in t ers Itf. Us. 4.1." reference to breweries, that it public brewery ml gilt I front Alacelettield, Preston, N est i..i st 1 , •-npoii-Tys.e, • amps. - ' 4 l • Kent, vicinity, ••• Mr. (Adis, Campbell 55 . 2.1 Batt. &Oil, Item, 31 0 lie net Oil foot, netiii , .. u fit if 101. per cent. f and the Parish of Si, John the Evangelist, West. , pro t Inneaster, Anil iii the meveral Counties Mr.l'. R. Mewlown 65 I Mr. R. Dischatian to 0 whereas lie had actually said, that such a public I 'Meister, which were all read, and habit on the table. ,1 1 . Middlesex, in North Britain , Lieut.-Col. L. Macrae 10 0 , M.. J Searles 10 0 Norfolk, Jonas Valero, Esq. MI 0 1 Mr. Wm. Morass 111 0 hiewety, supported by voluntary subsciiptitnis of . Also a Petition f James Sellers'. who 11:41 That 11w Deliveries are to commence on anti for the 251 h A. M. Meerteos 20 0 I Mr. Wm. Potts 10 0 capital like that of Coldele hue, ought . 10 content I:eett confined during the Suspensi 111 l of the (habeas i day of April swat ; that Poiposals in IV. ding, sealed up Lieut.-Cul. Van Well 15 0 1 Mr. Dawdler 10 0 itself with a clear took of live pounds per cent.- Curio's Ay*, in Coldbatlislields Mimeo., and where- qand osarked " Trader for :Irmo Snindiet," will he received Rev. B.Floirra ]t 0 ' Mr. J. Methuen I 7 7 So far he li.el been misrepresented, and the infer- queotly ile Reading Gaul. It detailed, at cota•i- at this O ffi ce ou or before Wed....olay. the 25th day of Mi. D• Rath. y 10 0 Mr. J. Foliation 30 0 i March (but none will be received aft.e Twelve o'Clock on Sir. J. D. 1131, y ti 0 !.rent -Cal. J. 31 1 Garel 30 0 i i o , i f s ! e n: 6 17 ... i a s i lt: ad d:o a t:: t il l that will: I. disable length, .oe hards h i ps, privations, and ru. ence would be directly the- contraty of I il . ' t h at d ay ) ; an d ; ,•f sem b y p os ,. llw p ostage most b e I ,„A 111'. PC. Micherts 15 11 Mr. P. A. Cameros. 3/ 13s 4.1. he had endeavoured to establish in the course of his sults lie lead endured, although it 11l ill 'cot of any /, _Proposal. most be made septum( le for each Comity, I Jolla Forbes, 15a1. 50 0 Slr E. Van qe...0 Bergh 3 0 arguments upon the question. Another error in I eritue, and prayed tha e t s i t i y o ,, A A c i t 3 0 the same report was, that he had hero represented lie grunted to his Maj t Island, or Place, except fur the Comities comprising North 1 11- OP:east:4 * 261 . r.'• B ' l .l Mr. IT. Wamtec and South Slate., all of whir Ii most be included in one Ten. J. Van den Wove, 30 0 1 Mr. Roger Banter '2 15 to state as a reason fur the House's proceeding ordered to be printed. • der, as also must the several (' 1 t rash Proposal 0,0.0 have owl.o,e l r ies .. i h n ie N h ts i r % l i ti n H ci a m il e iTa to ; is s i l t ie d . A Nle n tib u r n ig a li I t l o yi i i i ..h r is D ren .s. 30 0 I 11r. T. Landry 1 mi .. D. canter°. H. 165 2 . : with extreme caution to legislate upon a (oration • . tite T p he ay A c T o T r o i tt li ti e I F. H N Y o p - u G E : e L I N N I, I lia l i J v i i . 8 n 0 4 1 1 1 1;:v t . 5 .. - i d it tl i ie nt‘ O . a rd c er oin of t Trotter properly filled op, by Two Pyramus of known l'io. li"sol - 30 0 i Sir. ITut. Orl win 23 o of this delicate nature. that there was one brewery petty engaging lu become Ihrund with th e Patty tenelcritez in Mr. It. F. Flelkonasto 20 0 i 3lr. George Rose 211 0 alone in which the fair value of leases of public- mi i t i te r e m o t p t o h i e e s tli p e E l A i m id r e ß n . i s iiit p y u • t B ti i I I I I :; the Amount caled iu the printed Particulars fur the doe Per- Messrs. Trilloh a Mak 10 10 I Sir John Stinson 20 0 houses thus connected with it , could not be esti.* 10 0 M. Sutton, E .1. the question th• t formative of the Contract ; and nu Proposal will be stotie,d Mr. II strange Links: waitron a printed Trod; r, and iiiv Prices expo ssod Mr. J. Fraser 10 0 I). C. Martini 15 0 mated at lesS than half a million of money. Now he should leave the Chair, 10 0 Mr , G. Forrester 10 10 15 0 his observation referred generally to the property Sir S. ItostILLT rose and addressed him nearly in Word,. at low!. ; col si 1.1 it so hipper, that during Mr. Wish Jeffery mullein Iced in this line of business, by the free pub- l Ille Colliniaballee of diet:or...art mil Troops sl Mite • coo. Mr. G . Lae sms 10 0 Mr. J. 11•Fartinhar 10 0 II plied tinder the Contract, the Lam illie of the Sr a ',spa for the NI , •R• ‘111 ,1 1311 8.4 Mn. S.ll. Norse 10 0 lIVAIIa, Whirl. he had stated was equial to half Is as follows ;- Contract :::), :: eati S i :;r iiiii : t l e ! :1 3 ! i l l r i t li S on S u s i te i h.e nr i O t e r se n t : i il.tt i n i , i i g t g e e, ) , ) 1 1 1 0 : i t: 1 : 1%) 0 .1 i ii l e i t it ilt i o - e i t o ti pis es , f lo 0 million, from whence he argued they ohould be and Bond, paid iit Ike Mat nattautc by the Cu,,. Mc. N. W. Pollard 8 0 i Mr .1. A .: Laing.: Mr. G. M. Furbesi Ii 6 I Mr. .4. Km. 10 0 -4 4 i4 41, • - tractur,sliall be refunded to km. protected in their embarking so large a property 14. Smith . 5 5 ' Lent -Col. Dc Veer hi 10 ... Parlicolars of Ow Contracts itiav lo• hail upon application upon the faith of their leasehold advantages. It t t et these Chambers, between 11 ... Hoots of Florets all.l rite, Mn. IV , N. Massials 5 5 Mr. C. Vincent 31) 0 II" l ' i telis l" merits of a question of such vast stual inomentous . arid at the O ffi ce of Deputy Curninkaaary General Turing, Mr. D. Morrisuu 5 5 Mr. N. Hogeoholiz 20 0 Will nut his intention to take oily fort (tenet.. From the general. feeling which i.er- 1 # I lt Edinburgh. Mr. D. King 5 5 Mr. A. Harkey 20 0 the affair, but thus much lie hill felt it necessary c „„, eq ' I B,„,1 am ' m ea l m , y h e seen a t Ir .; S. B s ul l ts . e - _. ( 3 , 0 5 Z . A__ . ..E , Luther. Ir o l 0 4 : I in state, to prevent the earculation of u 'nisi-rota-- vaded the House „iinse %sestet - dor, resPectleig• the qppor. .. • i these Chambers, between the H•s of Tic Ire and Two. IJ.If mg 2 . H r I sent:llion which might vtry possibly tie injurious tionment of the time of the flours,- to this and Mr.T. Frankland 30 0 Mr. J. Shoeillaker 5 0 to him, other topics to lie debated th a t hig ht, th e H ouse TO THE MA TOIL A I.I)ERM EN. FOM MON COLT t_ Mr. F Disko), jut. 30 0 Mr. A Netivieller 6 0 Sir E. KNATCIIIII.7I,I, brought in a Bill for the was, as mig h t have bees oli.erved, unusually cII.4IEN, AND FREEMEN OF THE BOROUGH M r. li lln 1 111:111 31) 0 Mr. IP Jorchenas 5 0 4 0 more speedy recovery of small debts in the comity ihi n l y „ tt ,,,,,,,i ; ami d T. i ll cogamot, trill) other G en - OF (:AMBRiDGE. M r. R . Ch apman 30 0 Mr. C . AI II II IT 11 Grierr.rmrs, Rev. W. 0. Straglian 10 10 Mr. J. A pplehus 10 nof Kent, et hick was read 11 hist time, and ordered tlemeo, imagined it would he more becoming the I • ANON h ono urloU ti which m ba y a G e , * P i s: l 7 ,o, l;e r e so ll 1 f t : ,s enjoyed,ele reo I t o te r H 3i i r oi t ..l/ D . Hell 30 30 0 Mr. J. Austin 30 0 111 0 31r. Wm. thomell 10 10 to he read a second time on Fridae. serious importunes. of this•quesity:., otiose cause. Mr. THOMPSOSI presented a Petition from the wieners were of so interestnig un ti l so alarming • • '1 1 represeutinz the Borough of Cinibridge in Pai ham...it, no Mr. 0. Buchanan 10 10 Mr. P. NI. Lazio 10 10 Dk C . f lof II II t. t• 11 it should b debated • fuller i. ides of personal gratificat would have brought tow for- Mr. 11. Austin 5 11l Mr. J. W. Cala 5 111 oc ompasq ot le town ll ,8a mg the nature , lief ward to disturb the tramptillity of the Corporation; but Si.'. S. Waeltope 310 Mr. W. M'Pher l 5 3 ' extreme hardships imposed on them by the pre- teodance, upon the question fur tour leatio A • 11 \ E nuderstaudiesg that many of you are mimic'', ter ol•pose the Mr. P. Benjamin I 510 Mr. D. al'i'eslikocli 4 5 sent mode of sssessitielit , of Poor's !West owing thy Chair, rather then in the mote wool istegtt , 1 1 .. return of your present Members at the mai Electiou, Ino Mr. J•dm Lea its 510 Mr. R. B. Cox 22 to the increase of puttirtrs •; that this patish el II of the second reading of the Bill. The longer hesitate to offer myself to your notice, awl to solicit i Mr. D. Stoll li 510 Mr. Alexander Fraser '2 2 001, contribute leis than five thousand pounds de carne of the I loose this night will, whatever the honour of your votes. , M.. 'Libel I Kenuan 5 ID Mr.). Pearson 2 2 It is my tkierminatiun never to come into Parliament Mr. J Jones - 510 Mr.S. Catti•rou '2 '2 a year to these rates ; that the rates were it may I n -, icier the most important terulta ; at I except upon loinciples of the most pot; el independence ; in Messrs . H. Douglas , M L 1 I I r. . Shanks 2 4 iticreasing, and likely to increase. 1;: thereftne still sanction or debt! oy th it which may prove a 1 requesting, the. , fore, the honour of your sopinot, I have and Cu. - 510 1 Mr. T. 311*Csalloch 3/.135. 4.1 prayed th.it the Hou s e would a pply s o m e gentrify piecedeot to our posterity in after age*. fraught 5 1) to the evil, and part irularly with reppect to the rate with . the most Inuielul court nieces . Let the t• i mithilie tolortinica. roil but an ~,,,mi t io r g attention to the Messrs.). D. Leatinont ! Mr.). C0ri...m.0 local and general interecs with si Inch your Limbo,. inn! and Co. 510 i Mr. J. De Roos. 5 0 for levyilig Pool's Rates on property in shipping, House tiist oliseree what it is the Bill putpaaes to 10 10 1 Mr. G. C. Meyer 51) i n t rus t me . 1., prof.neiisig myself, hooceer, to be 1.4. , v0n.1 Mr.). Watford 5 11 whiell might its 00 case to exceed one-fourth of the and see whether, in point of fact, Il corresponds there. 1 . rie reach of Ministerial asiflitture, I think is ...flit to slate, 11e. Nugent, jot'. 30 0 Mr. Win. Heel that I shall he by int meal's pledged to a ..ystrestatic op. 3lessrm. Marini and , Mr. I. 11. Loyken 10 9 property embarked. -The Petition was read, laid ' with. This Bill wits called a Bill of Indemnity, but at posi; '1 111 l . Deport - sf t 1 Mr. J. Dawson :il3 on the table, and referred to the Committee vu the was no sods t hus;-- t was a Bill to encourage every . A • Uncertain of the period at which Pa:linnet!' inoy he di,- air. F G Rollers 80 ' Mr. C. Van Daerle 29 0 K m ... L aws , species of oppression, :nut not one to protect any i n - 'okra, and apprelteusive that some ;omit' may I' .. for- ME. Wm Searles 3n 0 Mr. J. Whitehead 5 0 Mr. BAR/ROTOR presented aPa titian front the Hollers soil ." d ur i ng m y a b s e n c e on the Circuit, I furl nrixiotta to Mr. 11. Weritherspoorn 10 0 Mr. Henry Rose 5 5 Frame-workers of Leicester, which stated, that they were. , dividual for the exercise of a fair excess of diem-into a i , lo 10 31r. 111. 31-Doisahl 0 5 overburdened and oppressed by tmor 111111 l • moo:limn on the under novel and utille.ke , !-for circumstances-it ! i intentions. Upon my re. Mr. 31. C. Llellut 101/1 5 II score of Four's Rates, owing to she ruinous c petniun of was a Bill to take away from every aggrieved itsrli- - lose no time iis oleos declarinft my Dr. Ilagtlee - 20 0 Mr. Colin Sim Dr. 3PTurk 10 10 Mr. J. M•Duenthl : I Itero 1 shall lake the earliest opportiruily of paying my !Kimura aspic Iv to • Writhes' of the Corporation. ° 0 the employt•rs of the lower orders, olio h uccaa , orseill the rate victual all legal remedy fan. what he endured, not Mr. E. Frew 10 10 Mr. R. 3Plachlan ) I have the itonour to bc, 6....sitlemen. 5 0 ti f wage. generally to be so low, that the sot kniers and their front the d ite of the opeleints . _ol l'arli,,ltient, brat Your mon devoted humble Servant, NI r. C. 11'.1.1.1y 10 10 Mr. J. Took D a fu m e, to u families could nut lire on diem, mud were cuoisenue" ll Y bum the 2601 ist Jateuntire altqo punish such as .' ' i HENRY JOHN A DEAN E. Mr. J. Appleton 10 0 1 Mr.). 11.1 e". " obliged to apply fur relief to the pariah .-Itt ail and referred shaft dare to seek •* l °...'•a w ... •*fttrti-it sons • to Pitt : lir, W. C. Tougr 10 10 Mr. S Messiah 5 0 tu the Committee ow the Pour's Lassa. - , o such soffesers oat ,or tlrtaiits' ;the law, moil re- Temple, Feb .28, 181 s. --- - I Mr. D. Dunkin 181. Gs. 8.1 Mr.). Wats , nt 1/. 16s. 8.1. Colonel Wool, presented a l'elii• against the additional -- - 1 311 ° Leather Tax, gum Brecknuck. Another to the same effect fiy , c to listen to any of ( l I conipAnitta.-f lieur.) Colitrilvior ; H M . r ) . G. Si. B Forrester 3 5 0 4 5 , lt m l t r . ..l iv. 3 sc h-c h r i tz i' rp) THE PUBLIC.--T. BINH. li t ° was presented from Wurniiiister.-Read and laid un the table. I chuck, however we may Mkt . eii•xther 'toilets, that 1,, i lieu[ -Cul. Brandt IS 0 Mr. C. 11. Coolsell 5 5 Mr. H. Suarsua presented a p e titi on fr o m th e Justices of Gentlemen o . pposite will at I tiianst' tol inn this, !!g ri t -M. for the precut Lottery, takes the earliest opportunity I 1 1 - C . can - o „bi as ;„, f a r r. •. L. lelaliallil ... ... air.H. . (Tutu Cr 4MCL CI • • • s ln 1) Oh il ' 0 do • comity of Sorrel, praying that the Corporatism of the lo publish the following Letter. received by I Treasut y, resn'etissig that any arc. ssity sit tile su bject is one of great arnportatice, and that it °nolo not to he - • d ,„,.,.,1 1 b 5 .,,, I 31r. James Disidop 4 0 51r. 1.. ()theta° idle. ing the Days of Drawing. after haShag " 1 1111 l _ ._. 1 .. 053.0. J. Guppy 31) 0 Mr. J. De Redder 5 0 City of London might not be permitted to draw an son, or 5 0 -, ctscutse car.ept under mast pe. culiar circumstances, Wall eille110141th!alg less Usen l:, 1 fur the 17th rustant (Saint Patrick's Day), and the 31 1 I ... Mr. Carmichael - 5 5 Mr. J. G. Reid soma of motley out of the Orphana' Fond, as wan y eoil.ens- 11l o plated by the Corporoioo, will. respect to some projected , March. I re.. G. S Gravesautle 10 0 Mr. J. Griffith' 10 0 public buildruza.-Read and hail on the table the 'arty of the State called Gar such a measure. • No mutt would venture .to dombt th e prorositints ( COPY.) It 0 Ileasrs.J.Newton &Cu. 20 0 that am the 171 h day of lIL vitt Ana rn - lla 0 Mr , J. Ogle 20 0 Mr. LUsiIIICITON preseolol Papers coutarnin: minims of the number of Liceisses sakets out tit the two last ycio by that the object of all good Governments Trim to ad- . 4 . I am commanded by the Lords Commikroiseis of his I G ._ •;° _.• F l e c i'vh i mm 81, 0 1 )''` .1. " 4 """ t " `"11")"1 yon, , Tatirtera.-Litid on the t. b; • • March Iti.iitz the day fixed hy thew wa i r , r , :: ,.of 00. Third 1 Mr. T. Don - eit 0 Sir . A. .11•Lcan 1i) 1 ' Mr. Ricotta:4,w moved for retorts, of the goactities of tilliitster justice equally to all their nuititets -us Janosr) last, for the second Day's Dr•e . i _ ti. Lowry for the ),..i. tam will fan in Passion Nave , I y 1 . 51 . r . 'l' : ( . ..I. , i!i b er , v i joek . r l , l l on Mr. ‘101: " can, Ginn, 51,,,i, ao,l nour, imp.), ied and tkoo , (cal from this respect the Government of Englatid heretofore 3 5 England anal Wales, (until the alb of J...inary, IBIS, to the stood pte-tntitiently conspicuous. It wall Otte 01 . I. ar,d 1 MIA- Moody - 5 0 Mr. Tuekerman, per . I lL ) ;:i g u l h7trt aline de Yin ISIS, dislin4iiishing the plantalY la e.nlt e a r • the principles of our great A:lLtter, that justice •• a . hare hero plesi-ed to direct s vim rant fur solt.tettittog : .'" - ii . II b T i,„,,,,a ay . sh e Ittth Instant, for the 1711, of , 3 1 1 . .r i si the ales A. ih.... . 0 .. 5 0 , I. v 0.0.4,41 25 0 ~.. i as I a v ........ni.erei.. t _. , id oul.l li e &Med to tin inan--"(ticar. hear. heur) 6., slur .11-1 of . at .._,„ . r o i iii i r. xs .. x . Mr, J. Wl:claire 2 lit IM. J. Tescheinaker 30 0 -'-' 3"te ' - •• • . t . i .0. . Thut...lay. day fixed by thtir said former wartaht for the Do the 911 i of Alms!, ' air. J. T 2lO Merata..rtniug and Co. 25 0 Ott the mut 1111 l o f mt , t..I:SHINGTOSI, the mettbenory . It . o•its a rat of th e most sacsett oath take,' tij ti , e I Drawitig• at s it . Lusiiim;ToN Mr. John Lamb:a '2 10 _____ 1 11 11 11111 l But war ordered to be read the third time to. i Km , t h at lie should administer law awl j , I , I•ICC " am, (es 1111 l rrow. f , "• 31r IF Strookay . 10 0 f.i,9115 14 9 . es i. . 11r pasoGocis brouziit up the Report on the Loh tett tvl'll Ill'at' iii all h . ...S jildBllleliti.. Tilt II aloe " To T Bide, Esq I, Csoninil `' 3. P. WELTFORD, S. crrtary. , . -.. it .) 1 ' .• -' '' .:. • . ' .• • - '