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94t , THE ATIIE. 111115 EVEN ING, TU ESDAV, Minch i 6, will he performed Mistarl'a Opera LE NOZZE DI IG A is the corm of which an inental DIrF.RTISEMENT. After the Opera, t he Grand Ballet of T ELEM AQU E. With enti•rty OCW drewli. are or%liiirso, Aux 's inia Tickets fur the ight sir 3,0111, t hi be bail at y the Claw of the Theatre, here St i given eerr dry (lanilim intetyleil) from lesi till f o ur &Omit. .On Tneaas's sod Satmaa's lbw Offici: is minimised open. till ten Vixant Rex ! o'clock in th e E Teeing. FOURTH TIME. TIT!: ATV:VR(IVA L. roVENT-6.4 IMF N. rrHIS F.VENING, TUESDAY. Mott+ 16, I will be arterl s Cowie Opera (ix Owe sets), calle.l TIIF. MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. [v..onded ou gennatarchaiis Corneae, l.a Folk Joorniw, and on The Follies of 3 Doi Count Airflow's's, Mr.:limes; Vordlo, Mr Purnell; Fi gur,. Mr. Limon ; Aistnoio (the. Oxrdener). NI% ; 1340, Mr. J. Itucies ; Cherubim) (the Page), t. Coottless Ahniviva, Mrs. Dickons; SII•111,11:1, Miss Stephens; Barloritria, Mr l . Liston; Mareellsna,Sterliwz. n Act 111. a stival. Afirr which, the Farce of ANIMAL ♦IA(;NEFISI I . Marquis tie Lauri, Mr donee; Bower. Mr W. Farrel, ; 1 a Flenr, Mr. Fawcett; Gruffly, Mr. Loitoo. Constaore, iss Lisette, Mrs. Ghlis. Plates for the Horn to he t■ken of Mr. Brandon, at the B u n...ffirr, Hart-street, from Tilt till Four. A Prisms- Bos may be had for the Season, or night!y, of Mr. Bramlon, at the Roc office. On Thursday. Ermine, with The Barber of grille. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEA*II . IE. Willi PRESENT TUF.SI) %Y. NUirch 16 . •wif be yryseesed Okla Marl a Caledonian Rummer, is Am aft. rafted THE HEART OF AIII)-1.0THIAN; Or, THE LILY or ST. LEONARD-S. Jobs, Dale of Argyle, Mr.l'. P. Choke ; lbe I.sir.l Wf Itniatorolikes, Mr. ; G[ol die 14.1bi11.1111, lIAO Ntannitnn, Mr. Watkins; Areliihslif, Mr. Fawcett; David Denies. 3lr. Chtlaril ; Reutteu Buller, Me. Goniery ; elttre. Mr. Iti.lovsy. Queen of Enslatol. Mrs. Ditolin ; lady surfulk, Mrs. Cryan; Madge Wildfnr, Mrs. F.:ritun ; Ellie Brans, Mrs. Dorn; Jeanie Dr2lllll, Miss Taylor. After shish (17th time), a new Melo strains, in two acts, founded sin Mrs Opir's popular Tale, called TILE RUFFIAN BOY. Sarni. Waldemar, Mr. Gomrry ; G raids Duval, Mr. T. I'. Coidie; Wulf, Mr. Clifford ; Brno°, Mr. Fawcett ; C e isrin, Sir. Wyatt ; Ruf.. favourite Song, ronspobvilloo Mr. Sanderson), Mr. Mort. y. of Baron Watalemin), Miss Taylor; Madame Steil& sin, Mrs. Raffles ; Catherine, Mrs. Brookes. In Art I. a Rustic B.illet, will. a Pis Ss ill by Miss Simpson. In Art 11. a Masquerade, in winch will he ii.iiintsiced the very fa. Willie Carnival Dance from the Silver Swnii. Boxes ; 4s.—Gallcry, pass a at Ilalf-past Eight. th.ors to he opreed a 1 Haltpast firs.—To been at Ilalt past Sm.—The Pr rfurinaures to conclude by Eleven. The 23d of THIS NIONTII, TIIE STATE derrEENY BEGINS. A Siogle Ticket way pain Ni.rly lhuouand Pounds. "Vitetalk slay gni* 20,000 Globous. Cntitrisetto for the Tyro lii •T ..itter;e•. • • respectfully reminds his best Fin the Public, Dint the State !Amery begins NEXT TUESDAY, 234 Tickets snit Shares are now on sale at the ~lit established ()triers of T. 81511, 4, Curnhill, and 9, Charing-erns., Taunton (and by his Agents in the Connery). where, in the last Lottery, he sold N 0.54191, drawn a Prise of 210,000/. 1.535, a Prise of 10,0001. bulk iu Shares, Sae Owing %S USU A L) more than any other afire-keeper ; and in the pi. ceding Lottery, Nu. 5,535, 30001. rue. &c. •.• Slink, India, South Sea, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent. Itedueril, Ormiium, India Bond., F.sclogner Balla, twit all kinds of Government Securities, Wight and sold by Cnonstirsiun. _ _ • • ..... flit Tke Price of Stocks are affred. Anwar. affal** , PIN Ws raffia., Corelall, by which the Public ewe see the ifaelsatians. Nlatinners, Liw and Writing Siationers, %t o n-Item Surveyors, Ste—Lease, Stock in Trade, and Iffrets,ttr Mr. J. F. Street, Stationer, Vellum and Parch. mesa Manufacterer, Buthee.row. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By HERRING and SON, '" On. Pieenises, Nu. 13, Bad;:e.rosr, Cannon-street, on 111.1 V NEXT, Maids 19, at El. ten u'Cluck, by di the Assignees, • 111 E Valuable STOCK of *uperior Writing nail Drawing Vellums, fine Parchments, Faired,. '• • • Ate.; remaining Stuck of Statuary, orrirprisoug .;• foHl Beams of Demy. Post, Foolscap, Copy, Cartridge, I'Lt', I inuberhaud-Royal, Bag Cap, Small Hand, and other At Ow .ame time will be SOLD, the LEASE of the ITEMISES, Utensils in Trade, Cuinning.htiuse C.ttttrr, Patent Wetilling Machine and Weights, standing `'"l Cultic Peewits, Parchment Frames, Paper Slaws, and rumps Why, articles. Tu be viewed on Thursday, the IRth in s tant, till llse rale; faialugurs then on the Premises; of Meagre. Street and Stdiennes, Phitput.lane and of Herring and Sun, 109, Flet t street, 1 ."- ' t '‘, :9 .:.).' fr . . ei 0 11 -11 f a ------/ Alp li4ll - W . - N , .11It Vitt 11 / 4 44-?-1 . < clb 1 / (1 --- MR. WYATT'S GREAT PICTURE of the I.ION Ms SEIZING the HORSE in the EXETER MAIL-COACH, is just OPF.NED for isiopectiun, in the Roman Gallery, at the Egyptian MO, in Piccadilly. A;lmiitance One ~hillin¢. On account of the Sale by Auction of the *hole of the Exhibition% in tire shove premiss, early in May. the IN hibitton ur the above extraordinary Wolk ur Art will be limited to a frw wefts. DOG [AMT.—ONE (WES DA REWARD. A SMA 1.1. Yrlltow IA ‘V SPANIEL wittt a bosky White 'rail, answers to the ?Janie of Dash. Whiarver will bring the same to Mr. Davies, Crover, North Anilley.street, shall receive One Guinea Rewanl. , BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 'OF KY PATRICK. PIPHE, ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the RENEVOLENT SSW' F.TY of ST. PATRICK, will hr relehrateit TO.SIORROIV, ‘VEDNESDAY, March, .1*?, ISIS (being the Thirty-sixth Aiming-tasty), at the City of Loudon Tay( ris, Rishorcate street. , ebts.atoeNT, The fluke of LEINSTER. NICE-PR Ett OVITP, Tier Mai goir of Lanolowo, The Earl of Paroley, The Earl of Clinwillians. The Earl of Blerinion, Lord Vow. env Irreagh, Kl: Itozht lion. George Canning. _ _ STLWA RD., The E:111 of Beefier, Lurd liana Fiticerald, Lord Clifton, laud Arthur Hill, Richt lion. Sir Itenjansio S.r M. J. Turns y, Rut. Bloomfield, K C Alderman 1 burp, M.P. Marl; Solecism. En M.P.lry Alexander, Ell. losia• Dort Alexander, E‘q Jorrpli Jansen, Esq. Sinewy Davrario, E•ori. l John I eßrien, Elii. Thomas Moore, Fog I Arthur Term, E. Lovii• Hayes Petit. Esq. Tirketo,lo4 rarh, to he had of the Stewards ; of Thomas Baiolo Eaq Treasurer, College of 'Physicians, Warwick.. lone ; of the Serretary ; and at the Rat of the City of Luis. don Tavern. Rishoragate street. —Dinner on table at Half. pat Forc o'Cluck Signed by order, .1. C. MICHELL, Secretary, No. 28, Queen-ago:or N R. The Micheal IJ oartinesit of the approaehinz Festival is in the eliarce of Mr. Mom, of the 'l'l(.lphi-terrace ; to whom all epplorstiiiiia iniod he made. rrl-1 F. Public ore rr•urctfully iseforffik.4l, that thAvimir heen ARROA D) they will nE3IIII Awl Mr. M vriimi AT MOM F.! in his old Quarters. at Ilse Ttwitireltwinl. Etstleth noern-House. Siraml, on the Even .lll:s of MONDAY, TIIUItqI)AY. and SATURDAY, ant , inn tht: preen,' Month of March, 1819, when he will have the Ito to perrutm his Till I"ro PARIS, in llte . n. Company., in Three Parts. Part Fourth. —A M -poly-MINN ilescriptive of I.A DILIGENCE. Diligetteire Pr rstusw—Jetnnly (an Loglish Pools, at the Foreign Idlice, a 'my ohl ariptaittatiet), Mr. Nl*. News; Monsieur Pereinptoire (. travelling Tutor), Mr. Mathews; Master 'Pommy Tarragon (hid infant l'o• pit, a xex pc:flora lithe). Mr. Nl:a hews; Samuel Starch, Esq. a Tailor matte him"), lie. Ma.livwm t Hitt-- Mad Hulk (a GRIAT Attorney of Samt-Isar;, Mr. Mathews ,• Miss Eselista Evergreen (an old Maid), Mr. Mathews; mid Monsieur Puud.e alineur (a Frew It Postillion), Mr. Ma thews!! !! The visitors to the Pit will find that. since the last sum mer 141110 0 t Hoar improved nce ~,,, mifil uti,,ll has !teen roust. •lered, and that the Pd Iwo now doe Isiglirsi elevation of say Tlicst It 111 I Atmlon. The Theatre II ki pt thoroughly warmed and ventilated. I)uors is be open. a at Seven, and the Performance to he chi at Eight °Thick. Roses s..—Pit 3o —Lower t; dim 24.—Upper Gallery to. Boxes, Plaers, and Private Boxes, may he taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box•011icr, Strand entrance. from Ten till Four ; atnl at rearm:nes Library, 170, New Hood-street, opposite flurlingtou-gardeur. .• BANK OF ENGLAND, MARLIN', 1819. 1 HE C9l_lltT of DIitECTOItS of the GOVERNOR and COMPANY of eke BANK of ENY:LA NO, ghee Notice, • That a GENERA I. COURT will be held . at the Rink, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th MO. at Eleven o'Cloek be the Forenoon', * to consider of a DIVIDF:NIS; .and also that smoother GENERAL COURT will he held at the Rank, on TUESDAY, the .Bth of April mat, frtini Tea ()Thick in the Forenoon till Tour in the Afternoon,. for the ELECTIt /N of a GOVERNOR amid DEPUTY, GO. VER NOR for the Year emoting (which will be &timed that • Evenikg); and the same COURT hill be continued by Ad. jourament, and Gehl at the same Plkce and the same Hroarvons W LON F.SDAY, the 7th of April next, for the ELECTION of TWENTY-FOUR DIRECTORS (which will also be one of the Quarterly General Courts appointed by the (limiter\ and the Election of the Twerity.f.eur Direc tors will bider-tared as soon as the Scrutiny is &v' r. Printed lists of the Proprietors Flavin' Votes will be ready to be delivered at the Brink, on Turadav, the '28 , 1 inst. ROBERT BEST. Secretary. N.B. By an Art passed in the seventh year of the relics' of hi. present Majesty, person will he entitled to vote at the said Election w•ho shall not have hien Nix Ciiieu•lnr Month. possessed in his own Right of the Stock for which he shall then give his Vote, unless the said Stock shall have been acquired, or shall have come by Bequest, or by Mar riage, or by Succession to an Intestate's Estate, or by the Custom or the City of London, or by any Deed of Settlement after the Death of any Person abo shall have been ertitleri fur Life to the Dividends of inch Stuck. EAcr INDHS - 110bSE, Magog 15 1619. TDE COURT of DIRECTORS 'o/ the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, de hereby girt Natter, Thst the following Proprietors, qualified sgretal.ly to law, have, 61 conformity to the 6111 Sectitot of the 7th Chapter of the By- au' of the said Company, signalea, in aiding. to the Secretary, their desire of becoming CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION, at the 'signior Election of Six Directors, un WEDNESDAY, the Ilth APRIL NEXT:— Alexander Allan, E..q. lion. Hugh Lindsay, Robert Campbell, Esq. Joins Morris, Esq. Saannel Weir, toi l . DtH DART , Secretary. C11.1.Y ISL A N DS,--SU BSCRI P.TION fear L the DISTRESSED INHABITANTS of the SCII.I.T ISLA N DS, and fur affording them PERMANENT RL'. LI F.F. • Amount of Suhseriptions already advertised f 2,546 12s fol. Additional Subscribers since our last. L. a L. s. Marchioness pf Exeter 20 0 Major G. Simpson I I Jim. a kinto, k, Esq. 10 0 lieu. Sanford, EN . .., 0 1.. M. 1 0 Hervey Mead, Esq. " Mrs. Warre 2 2 Mrs. Sam. Hoare 10 0 Rev. J. P. 1 0 Capt. Curzon, It N. d 0 lion Philip Policy 20 0 Adm. Sir W Young 2U 0 Mr. John Withers I 0 R. G. Tuweiley,juis.) Mc Geu. Powell 2 0 Esq. ,t 10 0 1. E. 1 0 Rev. Gale Townley ) Hew. T. L. White, 'm• Lien'. Gen. Ramsay 10 0 herton, Hants 5 0 Capt. G. SiGien lay, R.N.' 0 sans Smith, E , q. M.P. 21 0 Wm. Murray, tsii. 16 16 S. G. Smith, Esq. 10 10 Mrs. Murray 10 10 Abel Smith, Esq. 10 10 Hun.Capt.Maling,R.N. 2 0 J o seph Sumes, Esq. 2 2 P Tatlock, Essq. 1 0 I). {tomcat's', E‘q. 10 0 Chas. Franklin, Esq. 1 0 A. C. D. 2 0 Mrs. Spraneer 1 0 Errata—For " James Wirre, Esq. in:." read 0 Thomas SVirrr, 1:..q 101. 10s. ;" for " Sir. Eichler. 5/ 54. i" read" Mrs. Firlden, Si. 5$ ;" fur " Brice Danis," I lth March, read " Ps iscilla Hafri , . " It is parlieulasly requested. gust omissions and Macron , • . cies may be reported by subset iliers In J. E. GORDON, Don. Ser. N 0.41, Duke.street, St. James's. ••••—•-- .. BAER'S lit• PEON, WITH COLOURED PLATES, eIIIIPLETF. IN ONE HUNDRED Nummts. This day is publish. d, price la. 841 with the Riles aces. rail ly volumed, or is. plaits, Nombre I. a BIL'FFON'S NATURAL HIS WRY : coots tainting the Theory of the Earth, a General History, of Mao, of the &rote Creation, of Vegrt.hlra. Minerals, &c. trauslated truism the Er,tich, soil interspersed *ith Notes. i Ey J. S BAHR, Esq. To which is sailed, by way of a coniphic Sopplentent, a Natoril II 'ahoy of Birds, Foilito, Reptiles, and towels. A Ncw E :Ilion. crratly improved; with a I.ezlily.finished Poi trait ad Huffon, mad au Account of his Life, by Con dom-I Villi Ihr niniost confidence, the Proprietors of " Rare." Trauslai - of this great Naturalist, oiler to pnblic awn. 1 *hi , 11111 . W sod unproved Edition. The twig and in t-maw,: popidatity which the nods Iris enjoy. el, is its brit paiiecre. It Will br (noun!, indeed, both 46 ill ilw correms ma, of Ili.. ieat and the accuracy of the plates. fully lo in'. rit ill it distinguished patromige, which it Isis hitherto treeiro it. •.• The whole of the Work Navin: been printed off, it us ey he had slop complete, price 71. Ilia. in hoards, co homed, or 51. h. plain. N.B. To pre vent mistakes, the public are reirested to lie particular iii mitering the " Nrw Edition of Butroil'a Nata -1 c.li Ilistory, translisteil by Rare" Loudon .: Promo! for tlw Proprietors ; sold by Sher- I. Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-rms, and all oilier Rookselleis. ____ _— ___ --... March 11,1819. Subset iptions will he received by the following Bankers; at the Seamen's Coornittee.roton, Nu. 18, Ablernoteibury ; at No. 41, Doke-street; and at Ilatcherirs, Bsrelay, Tritton, Bevan, and Co. No. 54, Lombard - street ; Birch mud Chambers, No. 160 1 New Botill.streel ; Thomas Coatis and Co. No. 159, Strand ; Drumnomils and Co. No. ♦ll, Charing-cross; Fry and Sous, Nliblred'...coort, Poultry ; flammersleys, Greenwood, and Co No. 74, Pall rnnll ; Mulkey and Co. No. 7, Froichitrch-street ; [terries, Farquhar, mid Co. No. 16, St. James-street; Homer, Hugh, and Co. No. 37, Fleet-street ; Hoare, Barnett% and Co. No. 81, Lombard.aire*t ; Mu. lands, Asuriul, and Co. No. 57, Pall-mall; Sir John Perring, Shaw, anil Co. No 711, Cornhill ; and Newcombe, Nu. 169, Fleet -street ; Puget and Ilabibrido, Warwiek-lane; Huharts, Sir Wm. Curtis, and Co. Nu. IS, Immhard-street ; Williams and Cu. No. 90, Bu•chin-laue; and Sir 'oho !Noboru and Co. Borough. Speedily will be publi,beil, in 2 Volumes Svo. with a Volume of Vales iu 4to. iCCOUNT of she W ESTERN ISLES of L SCOTLAND, pastirtilarly with regard to Geology; toccilier with Observations am their Scenery, Antiquities, and Agriculture. By 1. M ACCVILOCIL M D. F.L.S. Wilde.' for Archibald Constahle and Co. Edinburgh ; and Loiczman, lA, Hers, Orme, soil Brown; and Ilurit, Ro binson, and Co Clwapsiile, London. 1111bERIAL PAULIAMENT. HOL*St OF LORDS, Ilummtv, Mown M. 01111 :SLY SIVF:EPEIti. lu ibe press and •p. %via be published, Su one Volume 410 with %lain sod ilinctrative Essicravieir' A ccou\ of the KINGDOM a NEP.II.. Ily FItANCIS HAMILTON (formerly BUCHANAN), M.D. Fellow of the Royal Societies of London and Kilinhourgh, and of the !imieties of Autiquaries, alld of the Liuuxan and A•iatic Societies. Edinburgh: Printed fur ArchibulJ Cult table anti Cu.; and Hurst. Ituhiusou, and Cu. Lotuluu. lids slay is publialied, Aro. 2s. Ihl. ULM ' K WOOD ' S )IN I NIAGA .IIII 7.1 N E, Nu XXII I.—Cootents•-1 Remarks ois Isle Present Stair of Coing: lit Greece-AL Obscrysitiosss on the Portry of the Agricultoral and Pastoral Districts of Scotland, illustrated by a Comparative View 44 the Genitor of Rlnrs and the Fabick Shepherd—lll. The Exmoor Consiship, from the twat editions, ill worried and compared, with Nutty, Cs iiical,Histswical, Philsrasphical. awl Claasical; to which is added, a Paraphrase rn ~,,,, ban Loglisli Verse— IV ht.:mat Domestic I Altera 44 the celebrates! John Wilt, Earl of Rochester—V. Cht the \lemma Education, and the State of Learning iii the Coded States of America—Vl. Ho man Life, a Poem; by Samuel Rogers—VW Dialogue hi. (wren Ben Jon, lllO Drummond of Parisiaini—lX. The Breakwater of Plymouth Sound, and of Civita Vecchia—X. The Mad Baratta of Amsterdam ; Canto V —XI. Note from Mr. o.l,llirriy—Xl l . Ostoherty's Garland, iu h u mour uf Mrs. Cook, the Great—Xl!". The Eve uf St. Jerry—X IV. 'rite Rime of the Aniscient Waggon. ere, in Four farts—XV. Poems by a Heavy Dragoon— EVI. Accumit of an Automaton Chess Player, now exlii• I listed iu Louden—XVll. Sketches of Scenery in Savoy, Swill:. Hand, and the AIps—XVIII Ili the character and Manners of the Tyrolcse--XIX. Extract from a Tour throo:h Fiance shining the Sommer of 1816—XX. Mincra. logy of ( h r the Origin, 311141/1g Rude Nations, of Noldhcal Isolitutions, out of Sentiment sod Passion— XXII. Otosurvalions on Glienry's " Visits to some of the Prisons iu Scothm4l"—XX 111. Madame Krudetirr--XX V. Olocrvationa on " Petra's. Letters to hia Kinsfulk"—XXV. Lin vary and Scientific listelligence-wWurks prepariag for Pubis. ~,,, --Monthly List of New Puhlicatiims—XXVl. Moodily Iteristre—Meteurulaseical Report--Couninerciat Report—Pruntutioiss and Appulatmeuts—Birtlss, Marriages, and Deaths. I'rintcd for William 'Rockwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Castel' awl W. Davies, Sum's!, London, to whota corrinu is 'cations (post paid) inn be addressed. This day was published, IN three volumes Oyu. price U. 16s. hoards, she Second Edition of TILE WS FURY of the ItEFORMATION in SCO TLAND, wins an Introductory Rosh and an Appendix. $y 6EORDE COOK, P.D. Miiiister of Laurencekirk. Edinburgh: Printed for Peter Hill and Cu. and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Rubinson, and Cu. OA, Cheapoide, London. Of whom may la had, by the same Author, The HISTORY of she CHURCH of r.COTLA D, front she Establishment of the Reformation to the Keyolosion, illustrating a Must interesting Period of the political His tory of Britain. Three volumes octavo, It )6s. hoards. This day was published, in isetam, with Ten Malta of Machiuery, 'Nice 10.. 6J. hoards, ATREATISE ON 1.;1 1 1NNINC; MACHINERY; illustrated with Plans of different machines made use of iu that art, from the spindle and distaff uf the somata to the marlines which have 110‘11 iaVell VII or impruves l by the modern , . With some preli minary uhserrations, tending to sheer OW the a rts of Spin tour, Weaving, and Sewing, were iuyesued by the iont..ttu ity of Females Aud • Postscript, intluding an isitcttut. hug Account uf the mode of Sp E inning Yam iu Ireland. y ANDRW GRAY, Author of the Pluugbwriglit's As.istaut, and Experieuced E.liiihurgli • Priutcd fur itriliihahl Constable sad Cu. Edinburgh; and Lunguiali and Cu Loudon • Jr • MAW • .1, &JELLING OFF.--. 1. %%ALL! ANIS, I 4S. 1.77 Straw!, twigs to invite she attention of the Noising. Gentry, and the Panne in general. i.l au itaily iirsperiiun of hot ytey exteii-ive and elegant STOCK iif LINEN pita tvEßY. sti.K %I titicEßY, Sze whirh lie is now SELLING 01:V, at his Warciumse, four door.' Wwit „r Somerset Hou,c; as the whole most pusetively hr cleared by she &Soh of this mouth, hurls sarrifwts will he wade as to r this an opportunity of peculiar advantage to all ready money poi-rhinoeq. 4.1f411 ARE PIAN4 )•Fi /RTES. on new awl 17, improved Pritariplia, are now alai) made at the PA TENT S.P.rEMENTE GUAM) PIANO-FORTE M NVFAcr4 MY.1.0"), Throe NIS ate pariielliAl ly I fct.MlBl.llllCll to Alrrehant. asiil ulk (011111.1'ssx gr. 1., ismuirly, aura!) lit yof roil-true. loos, a rich and pii.vei tow, and • eap.bility of rtaudittc in lane Mdhr,lu nue T 1.11.41. The Sosieuente poly to the Crawl Piaui.. Ativertiscr o u r of the iwst I)ryitit! Groun.l. mar 1,..m1 with ' , wily COlovetsirlice fur Bleaching. is ilrmross• tit obtain one or Wit Fasuilu.' IVASHING, which will 1w gut up in a burrito nt •r, ises4 OW Moat reruictable reference' giVrii. All lettrro.ll...t A. V. No to, Bennett's hutl4liug., Keuningtun•lsur, *ill Wircl wills disc - - Frirther proceading , in the Divorce Case of Tra.ony and Trelaway, which wrrr apriutrd for this day, Dave twin postpenod 101 Wrilarsolay a t.t . Earls of DERRY and CORK took 110. oaths Awl do.- seats. INSOLVENT DEirron. The F.arl of SitArrisnrav presented • Petition f the Parishes of Stint George the ‘lartyr, and Saint Andrew, Holborn, against the renewal of the Insolvent Delisiirs' Art. The Marton of Laasoown presented a Petition fr ..... remain peonisis confined fnr debt in his Majesty's Gaul of the Fleet, praying that nu attestation he made in the present law relative 10 Insolvent Debtors, williont the appointment of •Cu Mee to investieste all the eirrittostamees nected •ab the istra.ttre.--I.aid on the table. COAL DUTIES. tl'e arl rif 511AFTESIIVRY presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of the Pare.h of Saint George, Southwark, Praying for au Equal's Ilion of the Duties ou Coal. The Duke of l'igawcsivrt. , presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, praying that no alteration might be made iu the Duties ou Cual.—Laid the table. A 'sage from the Muse of Commons communicated to the Noose, that the Commons have passed the Miens and Denikeas Act, winch was and a first time. SOLICITORS. The Duke of NORTIIUMIIIMLAND presented a Petition from certain practising Attorneys and Solicitors of Nor& Anti :tooth Shields, praying that persons not properly quali fied should be prevented from practising as Couscyauccrs. CRIMINAL CODE. Carl FuuTtscut presented a Petition from Plymouth, praying for a revision of the Penal Code. Carl FITZWILLIASI presented similar Petitiuns from MP. " " caster, and Kilmstutimpou.lll.ll. The Marquis of Lasinews presented a similar Pei 01011 from the parish of SuJMury, tit Sotrulk —Laid on the table. TRA On the motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, the Cutlery Trade Bill was read the third time mid 11:16,4111. Lord AUCKLAND rose for the purpose of inor. nig, that the Chimney Sweep/ors Itevilittion Bill be referred to a Committee of the whole I louse. He felt it unnecessary for him to add one observa tion to what hail Ireen said on tins subject on ii former evening. and, in particular, to what had fallen from a Noble Earl opposite (the Earl of Harrow by) ; nor could he charge his memory with a single argument against the measure which seemed to iequire an Knower. The necessity of some legislative interference for thi• protection of cliiiilmig boys seemed to he generally admitted ; the only difference of' opinion arose on time snit ahletiess of the machinery proposed to be arlo j itcil. On this ;omit, lie could nut *mod stieniiminig two facts which, iii his mind, seemed conclusive, to she* with what easy the difficulties Hiiiirehrodeit iu the use of machinery might be removed, and the pre jit,lices conceived against it hr overcome. A meet ing was summoned in taw 'ravish of Christ Church. Surrey, for the purpose of preparing a Petition to Partisan:in against the proposed regulation ; hut it being suggested at the meeting that rx perhuents 141011111 Le tried before they expressed their senti ments mom the subject. the suggestion was :idopt. ell; exile 1111 l ruts were made; and the people who had previously resolved to oppose the measure, finally petitioned Parliament ill turbot of it. The o il ier w a s, the Speaker of the House of Commons had givers orders that the cnimilies of the House, and of Ins own house, s hould h e sw e pt by mean s of machinery. The first person who was einpl• yed fur that purpose. either from unskilfulness or lios bill to the 11-e of machinery, reported that he could succeed only nine or tell chim nies out of sixty-mw ; but the: housekeeper being resolved to carry the Speaker's order into execu tion, employed another person, who reported that Ire had etfectually cleansed sixty of the ciiimilies, but that some alterations were wanting in the one return 1111 l K. 'These alterations, slight in their na ture, were made, all the chintines were and conti nued in be swept by machinery, and rio accident or inconvenience lied hero known to arise from the adoption of this system. He should add nothing further, believing it unnecessary to appeal to their Lordships' humanity all It subject that so strongly demanded the exeu cise of that virtue. The Noble Lord concluded by moving, that the Bill be com mitted. The Earl of LAUDERDALE, in riritn: to !impose an amendment to the motions, will, that the remem brance of the hastier ditocuitaion on this subject caused It very dith-rerst ioniorrebioro upon Ins mind from' what it *twined In have left on 'hut of the N"hie *lode the Nohle Lll,ll could re member rou mound nog 1111 l root against the iUelINUfe. he (lord touolerolub) cool' 1111 l remember uric solo argument in tavola 4.h itt 11111.14.110.. Ile fr .. fYeoshrrrsl neurring usi than 1161'1.14. llse Noble Eurl oppmite tEarl lloorroub)) biruog puirst in favour of the otwoottare, liii•re were. isu twit*, our A cave made out u . ial..at it I.j the now. ()4 ,-; PRICE. SEVEN-PEACE. since offices. But why should the insurers °hire t to this measure ? Ile had ever remarked v oid c bodies acting on the strong and unerring prioci i ele of self-interest, and from this why should the t o .. surance offices he mare exempt than others ? Thry tnust be well pleased with any 'Measure which a.m..* increase the number of insurers, and which, loi creating a new species of risk, would afford .coo l e for new policies. He alluded to the Report freo:a the Gentlemen of the Beard of Works, and re- Marked, that Colonel Stevens', of whose they were well assayed, had given as his de cided opinion that the machinery held not as yet acquired sufficient perfection to warrant thes toervetstvoli of climbing boys. Bgt did Coloolo Stevens say that sorb machinery could, with eel.. booty, he adopted in the course of two years ? If Colonel Stevens would assert this, he (1.0,1 Lauderdale) would have no objection to vote I. this measure. This project took its rise in thr men le. I humanity of certain jwrsons, who lard their rt es intensely on one point, and forgot every consiolera. tion for society iu };enrol. The feelings of sot aty were tent in favour or this measure, Witt perhaps hr could not beller lll.dardle the question {We're/a the adoption of machinery and the use of climb nig heal s, than ley trieedi ~,, ing an oh-. c v.nieo 111. tar to him by die l'lsysician who attended loon i Isis I ste illness I fated, said the Snide 'Lad, that this Gentlensim was 1414111 4 4 One lop ti.tieh Cahoot I, and remonstrated with IWO Ott the Ito hitCt • but he said I hat CA 10111.1 wise, ill COlll pail 1,00 In tot I,. Itlettleill, s, as the choolosiog boys weir to naochinera j and that as the chnobesog l;.ts groped into evrry crevice owl lett notlinig befitted them, 110 t he cottoned pervaded every recess, and cleared eif whatever 11114111 he considered injurious to the It.tq —(i.Ottglaer.)-11 Wight ul'u itlust,ate the Colorant a htiutlitto , y of the sii.oporteis of 0514 messure, relatiog a story a innonly told iu Ireland. It wo.• usual, in that country, to sweep eliitunies by l a sag a tieing to the leg eei a goose, and tlrolCziog ll.e unfortuilate bird slo to the chimutry. Tills practice was leproehated by many Inatome persoos, woos looked upon the goose as very ill-treated; nut me honest having a•ked dhr should oases ins red Of the goose, our of tha homane gentleniees replied, $4 Why dem% you get a &mph , of ducks?" --( Louglatrr.)—Su , h, so.id the Nob.- Fill, was the Itu.itititity that dictated rhos 31e3.tife,liThiCit,tItirtIliss4 on the sufferitogs of the climbing het> s, forgot evely c ,, re l a y the aifety of society, witch, in consideeing the few children employed in sweeping clionlieve. threw out of joint-011.11 the many childre is who. slienild be e lensed to the haz ads of fire, and to he to•std on of windows. Snouts! be give its vote to sucee . ;Proposition, lie should entoceovot self really *eantilig in humanity ; but if to e enlit.d of two years snot:Eine ry were devised capable eof su nerseding with safety the employment of he should not hesitate then to vole for the ine,ostior ; and he had no doubt that l'arhaitient would at the same time he equally willing to t os h : i i i t s ic i T i o l u l e it, hoer the present he should move that milted this day six mooiths. The Earl of Ils ROCINICV lamenteol he cool() not amuse the II .rive as the Nohow Earl had done, It , / ruining the Moral jukes of a 1 ,1 1 ,,,,,„„, nue by telling humorous stories. Tsar subj -et Ile-fore the-in unhappily presented to heir could no playful 61111. $lOll5. II Wa4 happy, however, to hear the No. ble Earl say, that if the proposed nit-sauce could lee adopted %%dhow shnger, he should have no obje,. tion to it. Satbrielit as he thought hail liven eltaat Fey way of experiments to 'hew that nu brilotol ger could be apprehended, and as two years es eta *Homed by the Bill, it attended tittle to mak,: whatever alterations in chi ttttt eys might he eleven ed necessary. Th e 1-11 0 ,, 5e Ihrii divided, when tliere For the commitment of the Bill Agaitist at Majority The LAI was urtraore lint.—The Iluu c t' eu adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MoNDAY, M&acu 1:). . 4 , A great vat iety privat, Iru•im ss was transacted. BEN Elt LEY ELI(' r _ . Mr. W. DUNDAS brult4lot up the R. port of the Sto...et CUturtlittee appoints .1 10 lay the ITICI tb of the I'. 1.ai...g agaitio.l the El. vow, for the Borough of Herrrlo y. li tow finned the tetutta of It. (' Burton fur Doe bead awrouglt. It Dr. PIIII.LIMORC, as Chairmais of the Select Commdtre on the limbo& Lot two, report•d to the Homo. that 0.4 Committee 113. mg met pursuant en adjone 1111 l ent, at ten o'clock, on Siluiday last, mot Nle. Pil l ust 11, a is of the throe, hatioit been absent fur out hum, the Com mittee bad adjourned till this day. .Ir. W. PARNELL raid, that he bail not dialinetty hraid on Friday evening, the Moir to whir. she C*.IIIM fre been adjourned fur the following day, and that hr hael consequence been too late in his attrudauee. Mr. Ftezitattals said, other Members of the Corson two were in the mope difficulty in that wiper* as Mr. Kosiell. After some remarks from 1)r. PHILLIMORE, nut Nuthisla Mr. PARNELL wad *Nora to.hr truth of his slialtat4c.., aa.l was excused fur his nomatiendanee. KOCH ESTER EI.EC TION. The Report of the Select Committee appointed 10 try the merits of the Petition of Robert rovrena, E.g. almost the Election for the City of Rochester, was brought up and tea.:. It stated, that it appearad to the Couentottrc that Lies.l Binning had been duly elected to serve In Parham. IA fur the said city. That the Petisom of Robert 'forum- M.l appear to the Committee to he frevolows and velem ; and that the opposition of Lend Routing did nut appear le ivolons ur vexations. lu a subsequent part of the ni/ht the Wattles of Eel od f en s r i e r. t ß a le gl e w it s b r e rr fu the rrSedle to w he hi lw „7 l , l 76 uef 7 . e stir ,O.kplikko. GLAtkaow ASSAY BILL The Glasgow Amity Bell was read a prfuod lime. N I:wcAtn • L SI E -uf Newesstft-uutter.l.yrne itssime •nd St. Grusir*, whisks was ( OA L DUTIES Mr LITTLITON picuuted rctitivue fivrti several parieba The Bill foe the halter I, I,hueuf Newcastle -1 was twuught iu and read a Ant time. SMALL DEKT ke. The City of Leedom Small Ibbis ll.covery Blil was Isiunaht in turd read • Ord time. Mr. Illaaa.t.it brusight is • Sill t he e t te r lighting the psi mho., of Giles.inFieldr, illossushary, sad oat. r parts of 11/estratustel, cad a tint time. TIUTIFS • t 4 1~ I ' NE THIRD NIGHT Or iv F. W PLAY.I THEATNKJZOTAL. DRUIZY-LA N MIMS EVENING, TUtSDAY. Nl.ret, 1(i. leis Majesty's Servants will perform (for the 3.1 limr), a new Trrim.Coniedy, is Rye ads, called THE DWARF OF NAPLES. The incidental !Muir by Mr. T. limbo. Koss of Nast..., Mr. Rrussorgh; Gialio (C4l.lmt de Monte), Mr. H. lirsahle ; Malvern (the Dwarf). Mr..Renn ; Cmint Iturien. Mr. Powell; Count Orsino, Mr. Gat tie; .Or ttttt n.l, Mr. Hader: Gnlt, Mr. ()sherry. Loma, llrs W. West ; ANOWIJ, Mrs Marlyn ; Mira; Mrs. Org. r, 'Laura, M-s. Harbor. to 1w Ipl.ken by Mr. Renshle, and the rpdnple by M... %Y. West and Mr D.4er. After •hicb will 1w performed, for Ow Bth lune, a new Grand Dramatic Heennuce. rolled, TIM CAS'fLE OF WONDER s. Wrir Mitsle. new and 5p1...A.1 Sunny, M.1(.1.y, Prewes. and Decorations. The Overtone lewd Music- rom p...sod by Mr Laura; the Ac • of the Piece strangest by llr H. Johnston; the Dances compost.' uutirr the direc tin ..f 11ias Tree. Principal Characters—Mr. H. Runlile, Mr. D.-ozon, Mr Fluky. Mr. Smith, Mr Erase, Mr. Roston ; Mrs. W West, Mrs. Oiler, Mrs. Marlowe, Muss Witloni, Mu. Ward, Miss Cabin. Do Thursday and Salim's', 1 he Dwarf nY Naples, *ith Thr Castle of Wonders. i 1 1