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. . 4• . . 7 . • .- . . ~ , • !...: • . • , i . L i t T- . •• 9to ill.. ...._ It . 'l ;;. .„............, 1) to (.. . !c 0, / 9tdfree-/A.t) 'A ..,..- + PRICE SEVEN-PENCL. NU M DER 5088, LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1819. tomrs rffRATRE. TIIIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Mach !CI, will be performed, Mozarea popular Opera of I L DON GIOVA NN I. After whirl) (by particular desire) the favourite grand Rally, of TELEM A QU E. With entirely new Seeneu, Machinery, Dreasm, Errors.. timis, ter . On Saturday next, Paces setni.nerio Opera entitled Roam and Tit het* for the Nizht or Seaxon, to lie hail at the Office of the Theatre, every day (Smidave excepted). from Tim till Four o'Clock ; and T u e.:davit and Saturdays the Office is coutiosed open till Teo o'clock in the Evening. Vivaldi Rex EAST INDIA HOUSE, MARCH 17, 1810. V liE COURT of DIREC'T'ORS of the I UNITED COSIPANY of NIF;ReHANTS of ENG. LAND, treading to the EAST' INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a spr.ctAr. GF.NERAI. COURT of the said COMPANY will he held al their House in Leailenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st inatatit, at IF:lettn o'Cluck in the Forenoon, for the purpose id laying before the Proprie. twa, for their approltai ... the following Rrsolution of the C. • I of Directors of the Inth instant, WIZ Resolved by Ilie Ballot—That the Court, adverting to the repeated unanimous Votes of Thank• to the Most Noble the Marquis of Ila.dioys, at the chose of torn gloririus and sue cesalul %Valli, is they appear eau the Records of the Esst Inglis Company, sod being deeply impressed with a high sense of the merits and services of that distingnished Noble man, and of the Unwearied assoloity with which be has de voted himself to the amitotic's, of a comprehensive know ledge of the Company's Affairs, recommend to the Genertd Coto I of Proprietors, that, as a testimony ad the tratelait sense rote. twined by the East hobo Company of sersices and conduct so highly mertiiiiiims, an Annuity of 5,0041 f. le hone mil or the Troiitorial P.,vesitore rn Ltdis, for the term Of Twenty War., to eon ..... Awe (rum this Day, be plairril at the iltriaisal of the Court of I/elector/1 4 to he apnlie.l to the benefit and advantage of the Thud Nubile the Nl:omits of Hwang., his Mart homes., and his Family, in such as to the Court may see, s .tiost Copy of the Report, as Timed by Ilw Ily-I.lw, chip 4, gee. 19, Is open for the loop c o ot of the Proptletors at dos Mom. TI IF: A POGION ICON, a , gram; Moistest Instrument, imireeiett Sul constrected by Me • FLIGHT and 14011 SON, Oricashollders is exhibited every day felon Twelve o'Clotk Five, at the Itworna ' 101, St. Martins hint, under the immediate Ostrow, of his Ruyil Hozhness the Prinee Recent. The Instrument performs the loirodoction to Ilmiil4l's I:lettingen Te. Desoto, Mossri's Overture to Zatoberflote, and Ilsydrei celebrated Military Movement, with a crotoleur et effect end preeisior stioal to soy Orehestis of the tune .ceemitie performers. Admittance One London, who were preparing Petitions against it, to pr sent them. Mr. Hewes?? said, that. the Hou. Baron.", had t fot iplo2 , )11 a passion where he (Mr. B.' rose to coined:no ..f the rustiest for the sound readnig of a Bill against *kerb ohjec. lions were in progress, at an early sic 111.01 r as Bee mincers past (nor o'clock. He could have no wish het id use itirliClll dune to all parties. Alderman WILITIMAN gait. the noc,ratioes of the Bill would alfrrt all the citizens of Lotulues, and eery parish of the city was now preparing to oppose it. lie had 2 0., , d u thurily for saying OW Grey Pet:getout, were n o w shoot signed against it On some occasions great-11(11,1100.taire was attarlird to the opinions of tilt! of Lans.biss, and he trusted that oo the present some tosnoileration wooed he had fur their feelings, when a Bill was periling which went hp impose an additional horded upon thenc—/ Hear )—Tle: Bill was isOly introduced on Thus nasy--sterrly it was 1., . 501111 to decide 01) the principle of a Ball of this lc n.I M o nday* following, when it was knows that south ripposii:.o. prevailed against it nut of d oscrs ,rmaa,-,..... f in , ~„z h i to be some feeling fur the poor people who were to bear the borden Sir W. CraTts agreed that there aught, and only in re- turn requited Bost t h ree should be some feeling fur the pone Clergy. A wee thy Alderman opponiti-loul said, that tine of the diary in a icartiett'cir pettish had ti)ni. a rear. tea in. rpoiry, he (sir W Curtis) found he had only half. lle herd the Bill would lie rest: a sicsoill three—the diseutssioa uputs the merits could be lenJ just as well in the Committee.— ( War.) • • Mr. GURIIeY said, he was informed he very genteel:ile pi Estrus that the great body of the Clergy were by it" %neater agreed on the propriety or net:covey o f the actsmentattun rccurnincwlecl by Ilse Bill. Mr. Aldrituan Wont) said, he had asked the Ilun. Baronet to put off the .ser 1111 l I medial: of the Bill, e,0311.1 this sloe nee It. With respect to the income lit the Clec.rsusan hy the worthy Alderman VV lie Istil cyst-Italy Iwaid that Isitrelehe was wussh 4,21. a year, sivl s: yeti diary income 1100/. Mr. Wit.nsnronge thonght that every necessary cliseinc siert could bike place in lb. Commit/re, which it was its,!...r. stood would not alt •I alter Ester. . TIISI7'RE-ItOTAL. DRUBY-LANE. FIPHIS EVENING. TUESDAY. Mogul, 30. II his MAjcsiye /fermate will perform Shaksprare's Tra. ray of OTHELLO. etballo,Mr.Eesn; Caroin, 31r. Holland ; Roderitm, M'r. holey; Ince, Mr. Resi;ctich. Desetemoria, Mrs. W. West; Emilia, Mrs. Glover. To winch will be added, fir the 13th time, • new Grand Dramatic !Initialler, railed, THE CASTLE 01: %% O\ I)ERS. Prliseipal Characters —MI 11. Kemble, Mr. liengatieh, Mr. Harley. Mr. Smith, Mr EVBIII., Mr Mo•tou; Mrs. W.W.I. Mr.. Orgrr, Mrs. Marlowe, M.. 1 Witlhon, Mir. Wand, Miss Cubist. On Thursday, Brutes, with The Castle of Wonders. A new Grand Dramatic Romance, w two arts, is in pre. partition for Easter Monday; and • new Comedy, iu Aso acts, will be produced speedily after Laster. Tine flay is published, price IL the Second Edition of 'll A RUE 4114-livrr•-ef to the CLF:RGY of CS. the DIOCESF. 4f ILINCO!.bi, at the Triennial Visi tation of that Dinceer4 in May, June, and July, 1612. By GEORGE TOMLINE, D.D. F RS. Loyd Bishop of Lincoln. Printed for T Carlell and W. Davies, Strand. Of 'ilium miy he had, by she game Author, ' 1. The F.I.ENIENTS i.f CHRISTIAN THLOLOGY. Twit Vole. ben Twelfth Edition Prier 181. ill bonnie. 2. A RI:X(1T ATION of CALVINISM. Seventh Erb- IV' 4 JOSEPH DART. Seery. t3ry. ROYAL EXCHANGF. ASSURANCE fir EWE, Ealtathated by ROYAL CHARTER, in the Ittir. of KING GEORGE the First. 51ascit, 1219. DERSOISN %abuse Amino' Preonliiim um the 25th instant, ogre hereby informed, live ye. reipts are now ready to he delivered at the Company'm Others, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-mall, as well as by thew reap. chive Agents in tiw several Counties; and the Parties a.wurrd, are requested to apply for the Restate:ll of Row Policies MI or before lA. 9th of Apr next, as 11w *stud Fifteen Day allowed for Payitiunt, beyond the dale of each Pulley, will then cantle. SAMUEL FENNING, Jon. Secretary. ru BATRE-ROrA COrghT- 6 . 4 n D EN. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. Nlarch 30, will he idea (7tb time), the new Opera of TILE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. tronudcti on Beaunmehaiis Comedy, IA Font JOUrnie, - Sit i.y w. , 1 b.. pohloilied, handsomely printed in Three VoMnicii tociavo, a New 0106 N being the Fifth, of the LI I Eli ItY WOE{ liS of Sir JOSHUA ItLYNOLDS, Knight, President of the Royal Acn.b in> ; containing his Di.. - mirses, Papers in the Idler, the Journal of a Tour ihrough Flanders soil Holland; and also Ma commit-wary un Du F. esooy's Art of Painting. Printed from the Author's riviNi..l rg,pie4 with his last Coriections a nd A.l , litious. To Willtil Ale rased, sum" Arrow,' or the Life of S3r Joshua Reynohls„ by EDMOND !ORLON E, Esq.; all.l also a Memoir uu the same subject by JOSEPH FARINGTON, Esq. R.A. Printed for T Cadell and W Davies, in the Strand, Booksellers to he Royal Aeioleoriy. and on 'lll- Follies of ;Day.l Coast Alinasivi, Mr. Jones; Fiorello, Mr thinisat ; Fi rm. Mr. ; Antonin (the ("rottener:, Mr. Fawcett ; %mil, Mr J. 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Eactre Monday, Jane Sliore; after which will be pro dm rut, a "cur grand Dramatic Speciaele. call. .1 Fortuuut ma sari Ili. Sue% or The 11.1g,c Pity.e and %'i,.L•.ug Cap. Uu Raster Tuesday, king Henry the Fon. th (Part I.) This day are published. price 9s. FACTS, Mil-trailer Tlt E mENT of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE in ST HELENA, brine the result of Minute loqiiiries and Personal Research in that Islsild. With three VICMR. Printed for William Stockdale, 101, Piccadilly. . . TIIE ROYAL INFIRMARY FOR tHE RELIEF OF TIIEt. POOR AFFLICTED WITH DISEASES OF THE EYE, teußti STREET, BURLINGTON-GAIMENS, Instituted seder the immediate PaironsKe of his SIAJE.STY and the ROYAL FAMILY, in the Year 1804. AT the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this INSTITUTION, held al No. ti, Cork.steret, an Friday, March 26, 1819, His Glace the Duke of SUM ERSET in the Chair ; It was imported, that since the last General Meeting of the Governors of this Charity, held on the 28th of Match, ISIS. tittle had been merited 1,443 Patients, in addition to 1,000 then remaining sit the Rooks, 1,324 of these bad been etircd and discharged, Roil 51 iterated incurable. That 79 °titration' had been pet formed for the removal of the Cataract, 72 of which had beets successful. During the last titter 'till' and au half 31 Persons had been restored to s:ght by the operation for Artificial Pupil. That the total amount ut poor l'tisons received sitwe the opening of the Charity MI the 26th of March, 1805, was 27,855, of whom 28,101 had been cured, or relieved and discharged: 659 deemed toculable, and 1,00 mutinied upon the List. That within the same period, 1,02 4 upecations fur lihe removal lathe Cataract had liken iwrfoi toed, 966 of which had terminated successfully, and 110 of these weir ou Pri sons born %hail. By Order of the General Meeting, HENRY ALEXANDER, Surgeon and Secretary. jWPE*I4L PA it LI AME NI. HOUSE OF LOADS, MONDAY, Mann! 29. THE Pubtw tiro. ri-spert folly lammed, o'4 t (haintt been ARROAD) they will akin' Giol Mr. MATHEW': AT NUM ! in lit. old Quarter+, at slit Thitaire.Roynl, English Opel a Howe, Strand, no the EVrsi imp of MONDAY, THURSDAY. nod SATURDAY, till furshrr notice (Passion Week excepted), *ben lie will bare the Wools'• to perform his TRU' TO PARIS, The Archbishop of YORK took the oaths and his seat. I NsoLvENT DEBTORS. The Eiwl of Btisauttotwin presented • Petition from the City of l'outt, praying for some alftratioos in the Act fur the Relief oflll.lllVelli Deh , Oril Lord KCWYON presented • Peiotini , to the same effect from the Parish of Saiut Julio, Mapping. Laid uu the table. CRIMINAL CODE. Petitions fur • Revision of the Criminal Code were pre. senowd ; by the Earl of Bestinauticit, from Ifigitam F ; by lord iiot.t.isn, from Poole; and by the Marquis of lam, from Frome•Selwood, in Somerseishirr.—Laid us the Wile. is their Company. Part Fssurth.—A Mono-poly logiie, descriptive of I.A DILIGENCE. Door. to he lapeln i 1 at Seven, and the Pet fromance to be gin at Light &Clock. Roses sL—Pit 3s —Lower Gallery 2s —Upper Gallery 1.. Bose., Plates, and Private Buses, may be taken of Mr. Strirrusou, at the flax Office. Sirlllll entrance, from Ten till Four; suit at Frurnisin's Library, 170, New BustLatreet, opposite liorlioirluit guilens. COAL DUTY. Lard Keteros prtacaied a 1 3 , titian from the parish of Saint 10WI, WappiuK, pra)iug fur a Reductiou is the Duties of Cual iiniaortatl iota Loudon. PREVENTION OF FORGERY OF BANK NOTES. QPECIMENS of NOTES, on an entirely ors, Psiueiple, which it in conceived cannot he copies! by any Engraver or Printer, am now EXHIBITING at 402, Stroud, earner of Newcastle-'treat. A6111112%1 )))) K. Scutt nips aridly acquaints the Public, that the Speci %news of Notes now submitted to their Inspection bare un dergone the private scrutiny of Artists and Mechantstaof the firs :tinkly, Mho are unaiiimounly of opinion, that it is nut tnissilile lb imitate them its any degree, so as to di ceive Ilse Pulol , c. By this new me thud, every Note will exhibit list same appearance, however numerous the Impressiiiiiii, it, the Plat. will nut require to be 'coiner(' after many mil lions have been printed; and each Note thus piesenting, even rase a series of years, a complete nnifurmity of appear mire, the bast attempt at finery would be instantly disco. reed by the Public. It will be setts by an Inspection of the Soreinian between the Glasses, that the smallest possible V.reau MI would strike Ike eye of the most common ob. wirv.i, and thus lead to immediate &section. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At his House, No. 26, Pell mall, THUS DAY, TUESDAY, March 30, and Sates' following Jays, TIE and Splendid LIBRARY of the late JOHN NORTH, Esq. forming the must brilliant assemblace of rare, Curious, and opieuilid Bunks, Prints, Missals, and Manuscripts. In this first Portion will be found, Uoydell's Collection of Prints, in 9 14114. magnificent set, proofs btfore the letters— Cabinet do Rui (Louis XIV ) 46 vol.. ill 2.l...Various iro. Wines of S.iperb Chinese Drawings--Thr splendid iVork of the FrelMls Government un NVorks—Bilubury ' s Works-2 rule. Buck's Views, original 'Editions—Ashmolt's Ostler of the Garter, large paper— Eilwarils's Midi, large paper, fie. The Books are almost all in rich and costly bindings, and the Prints are Proofs. A CAUTION TO MOTHERS. A _ T a ellth s al Season like the present, when Children are Teething, the utmost attention ought to be paid throes, particularly as the Measles and Chilicimith air If the irritation of the gums comes with sny other disorder, very few Infinite recover. Mothers might aitrer to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING. SYRUP in the Nursery, fur if a Child wakes in the sight with pains in its gums, this valuable Medicine applied will immediately open the pore., heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers or c.mvuloom ; for should it come in competition with any other &strider, it often destroys the (Milker's bright.* hopes. P.rt 21s, who may he dubious of toe virtues of the SOOTH -INti SYRUP, may refer to the ditfrieut eases that have ~t r peari:ll in the Newspapers fur these last ten years. Sc.cti Mrs. Johnson has appropriated oast hour twice a wick, viz. (coin Niue to Tc it o'Clock on Tuesday and Fanne d-Ay PilotMutuiap , to the Poor, also have Children afflicted is tuitt.tig their teeth, by bringing a It tier from a housekeeper, that the Mother is a fell object of charity, Ism mule it so universally known in almost every family where there are young Children, N... Julaw.en hopes so great a charity wall OW be abtowil, as it is out of her private purse. To lee had of the Proprietors, Johnson soil Williams. Nu. 94, Newniawstreet, Oxford.stres 1, London; ant, by their appoialnieut, of all the Fwincipal Medicine 'a etiolcrs in Town and Country, at 2s 9d. per bottle. N•B rtre to ash for Johnson aud Soothing Syrup. Um day is published, in Ito. with 32 coloured Planer, Maps, Chia., Me. 31. 13s. 6.1. AVOYAGE DISCOV ERN', !wide under the Orders of the Admiralty in los Majesty's Ship ISABELLA and A LEXA \DER, for the 'impose of x• plurine BAFFIN'S BAY, and inquiring into the probability of • NORTH-WEST PASSAGE. - - By JOHN ROSS, K S. Captain Royal Navy. Printed (or Juhu Murray, Allomatle-aireet. FLOR. 4 LON DIN ENS'S. Oa Ole fiat or April will be pubiikbed, in royal tali. , eon. irllllllllf, Six PlArs, pike lUr. phini, or Itia. acculattly cui iiiii No. XXIX. of the NEW EDITION of CURTIS'S MIRA LONDINENSIS. By (;EORG GRAVES, And on the same day will appear, pi lilted uniformly with the above, No. X. of the CONTINUATION to that WORK. By WM. JACKSON HOOKER, Esq. F.ll A. and IS. ace. The subsequent Numbest' of the New Edition will regu larly appear on the first day of reels Month, and the C4J4111. nuattuu t very wood Mouth, or Ofillef if practicable. Subscribers are stood respectfully informed, that the Suapen•ion of the Pistilli-B(km has been occasioned by the refusal, on the part of the Directors of the Norwich Union Society, to make restitution for a loss by fire, sustained by the Proprietor in the mouth of March, IBIS, when a very considerable number of drawings, and other materials be longing to the Flora Londinensim, were destroyed After a lapse of eleven months, the Directors of the said Society have been compelled not only 10 make good the loss by fire, hot also to tnyke compensation fur their having usowarrasit ably delayed the settlement, together with all the expenses attending the litigation. 'Flue Proprietor, while lie trusts that the present statement will rAtisfacturily explain the cause of delay in the publica tion, assures the Subscribers that arrangements are now wiAtk for 11w Conlininstire of the Work with the utmost re gularity, nod wills MI dispatch compatible with its interest. For the convenience of such persons as possess the Oli gitial Edition of Mr. Curtib's Flora, Titles and 1011620 V will OpPe , ,f ill every twelfth Number of the Continuation, so that it way bind up in the saute sexed fascieult as the origiiisl Work. 1,4M4109 Publrshrd by the Editor, George Graves, Manor place, Walwoeth, to whom all Communications may be ad drsbsed i and soW by She' wood, Neely, and Julies, Patents's , to low. - LEAD MINES. Lord thatiwritast presented a Petition from rttessiogton. praying that Lead Mines should hr assessed to the Parish Hales. The Noble Lord inoterstood that ■ Hill to this effect was io progress through the House of Cioninuns, and promised to give she measure his support when it was briMght before their Lordships.—Laid utt the table. ACCOUNTS. Mr. Irvine, from the Treasury, presented at the Rae cer tain Accounts relating to the holince of the Revenue. — Laid un the table. DIVORCE. Clithenw's Divorce 11111;irtiiemorh a Committee. — Further procreiliogs in Douta's Divorce Bill were post poned to 'llsiirsday next. PUBLIC BALANCES IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND. The Foil of LITXXPOOI. moved the third read ing of the Bill fur rendering the Balances of the ginwing produce from the Consolidated Fund available to the public service. The Nlariptis of I.AN.DOWN said, he had no ' intention of making any opposition to the principle of the 13i3 to which their Lordships attention had just been called, and had therefore permitted it to peas through all the previous stages without tusking it the subjt et of any comment. lie lied also understood it was desirable It should proceed through the House as rapidly as possible, for the purpose of giving to the public the rattiest advan tages that could lie derived front it. The measure indeed, was nue of sit let justice, both wit It regard to th e Ba ti k of E n gla n d, and with regent to the public, the two parties concerned in it ; but he had yet to Irani »by this principle. 50 just in its nature, and under the resent circumstances of the country so lieculterly destrabie, should be SO 111114,11 in its ITC. ration, and why its beneficial effects should not be vilified us fir as in justice they ought to be ex tended. This measure OHS one which had for a considerable period of time engaged the attention of a gentleman of very ciiii*,derahle talent, rod of great zeal (or the public twister, in the other Moist: of Parliament —(l4'. presume the Noble Marquis alluded here to Mr. Grenfell)--and the object of it was to admit the public into a partici p of the profits derived by the Batik of Esightital fruits the empliryinent of the public money. To such a measure, therefore, lie could not possibly object; but the point to which he should wish particularly to draw the attention of the It war was, to inquire why a principle so just w itself, and SO beneficial it, Us operation to the public, should br limited to one only i-f the public balances, and why it was lint extended to °thins, larger and more iiriaturtose, such as the Customs and Prise, of which, by papers in Ms hands, the balances tilisouilled to 3,000.000/. lir was also desirous of saying a few words to another puiot, tin acc"tint ..I an under standing t h at had beet, towlitstliou•ly sent 'Owned from another place, which v.a.s, that by this melt- SUM a rims% would to arise to the public of six millions per ~gum. This, however, was abso lutely imposaible ; for ht the papers uti the table it would appear that the balances irons the Come,6- dated Yaud seblern, if ever, exceeded 4,000.000!' and such beittg the case, how could a saris% of 6,000,0001. in interest he by any possibility de rived ? Besides, this ineuente could he operative for only a small pert of the year, for by an Act al ready pitied, the •,'7th of the king, it was'priwitled that money might be drawn by the Bank limn this farad to meet deficiency hills, or to supply the de ficieuctee of the Consolidated Fund. The Batik therefore was in the hetet of drawing fume out of it to 'hake wilt(' these deficiencies. The defi ciencies in the Conitelidated Fund already emousit. eil tit 3,300,9001. and moil this was made good, the preset', ineivoire would be uniettilable. - '1 his de. ticrrut•y could nut be paid tip importer than the Ist of June, so that there eiaald be only vie weeks of the present quarter whence any advantage could be derived by this theliare. On the 5111 ul .1.11 an other quarter would conntnenu•e, w which the omit process must take place, and the same result must follow, for every deficiency in each 'quarter insist be made good before. this measure could operate. There would therefore remain but the chalice of deriving en advantage, even according so this Bill, of the interest ut the half of 2,700,0001. He was however, far from saying that tins measure was not desirable, so far as it extended, but. he sew un rea son why its npe•rutiou should he limited, sod why. if the principle were et-receded, it was not made ap plicable to the other public balonces, anionstrinz to no less then seven millions. If these were made available, they would do Army with the d-awbeck now required to make good the deficiency In the Consolidated hued. HIM object in thus nothing it was to induce ,the Prince Regetit's Nlinlete,o to turn their thoughts to the practicability Of makieg the principle of the measure as extensively bene ficial as possible. , The Ern I of LtYErtroot..--As the Noble Mar quis had deelared his Intention of unskilig no op paviiinii to the passing of the Bill, at obviated the necessity of his occupying ut any length the tittieuf the House. Tile Noble Marquis; however, was mistaken in supposing that this measure had been represented hi another place as one of very extensive benefit. It was merely considered in the light of an equitable arrangement, front which the public might derive some advailtite,e. It wits pro bably in their Lordship,' recollection, that this subject had oil former occasions received a very anxious cold careful ►nvestigation; he alluded to the discussions which took place in the years 1817 and 1818, whet, two propositions were submitted to the House: one, that the Bank should advance a sum of money without ititerest ; and the other, that a measure should be adopted similar to the present. It was fluidly determined to be of snore advantage, that the former should take place ; and in consequence the Bank lent a auto of 3,000,0001. without interest, to the public. This debt was to have been paid last April. The advaramgcs to be derived from the present measure might be thus understood : According to the present practice, the Bank took up all the Bank notes, nn which the tales, eic. were pawl, and left Exchequer bills to an equal amount as a deposit for them in the Trea sury. These Exchequer bills bore interest in fa vour of the Bank ; it was now resolved to wirer the Treasury to take up the money in the sante way, leaving Exchequer bills as a deposit, but these Ex chequer bills should hear no iutrte►t. It was, there fore, clear, that the advantages to be derived should depend altogether ninon the produce of the revenue and the amount of the balances. It was true, as stated by the Noble Marquis, that the advantages of the measure would not be felt immediately, nor did he expect that they would exceed something about 4,000,0001. The present measure was onl}• temporary, anti he had nu hesitation in stiyilig, that the principle of it might, if found advisable, be ex tended further than was now contemplated. But this, and other matters connected with it, were de ferred until the iiiquiry tutu the affairs of the Baiii. might enable Parliament to proceed with safety and advantage to the enactment of a general and permanent stein. The Bill was then read the third time, and pass ed.—The House adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, MARCH 29. MRS. NATHAN'S NOVEL ....... . . This dry is published, in three large volumes , price 11. ls. ELVING'I s ON: r Novel.—By Air). NATHAN. Printed fur J. J. hiorkil4lr, 41, Pall : malt. ...-.-- • Of of hom may be be ell lir. Nathan's M astral Ceearailhaes. •-•- - Ake, in three volumeo, price 1/. I. THE IHETHOPOLIS: o Popular Novel; euottlistim: Sketches of Foohrouoble Society arid 51anuero. Hy the reletootell Author of " I.iltk Hyslrusou ; or, the larva oa Two Stull' so Loudon ;" thr 'fiord &Idiot+ of winch, *ills Twtivc Coloort tl Platcc, tr r:rrady nearly soil. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL. Mr. Mr.t.t.iriiiiresented a Peitti .... from Samuel Austin against the Gland Junction Canal Bill. be Hun. Member also presented a similar Petition from Ilse Governor and Company of the Chelsea Writer Works.— These Petitions were laid on iht table. MARY.L.F:.BON I.: WATER COMPANY. On the ttttt tion of Mr M. A. Tayteett., leave was given to bring i• • Hill to thr Paiishiutiers ur Vary-te• Rut.. contract for a supply or Water tar that Parish, on such terms as they shall deem fair suit eligible•. CA RN ATtc cum NI IssioN. On the motion of lir. Attretz, the Caroatic Commission Bill was read a second lime, and ordered to be committed. LONDON CLERGY BILL Sir JAHR! GRAHAM moved the Order of the Day fur the second reading of the London Clergy Bill. Mr. Bens arc ehjecicil to the pie ciputaney with which the 11011. Baronet wished to press this Bill. He earnestly hop. d That he would postpone it, as various objections were made to it by those who were to be additionally taxed by its operation. Sir Jabs, GRAHAM, with some warmth, observed, that he hail nut the command of the Order—the Bill was now fo be read a second time u. obedience to the order of the Howie. Hr bed been asked by a worthy Alderman, one of the City klenalwrii, h. put of the second seschn4, but this he dis. tiuclly refused, at the same tune sayiug, that after the BM was read a second lime, lie had not the hoist objection to postpone the Committee upon it until after the Silks bull days: / HOW./ FRIIDERIVII DONGLAs said, that this was a private Bill, ■nd taw rule to such matters was, to postpone the ball when an i•pposition in it was uutsitcd,, angst a fair imports. wry arrived• of dostsnaling i b . subject fully, after giviug bulls parties a twartag Sir JaaItaGRANAM said, that he had given fair notice to all parties of lb. second remilsug. Mr. retvORRICIL 1)01101.as •Rain submitted, whether it would nut be more consist...it with the usual prociirts to defer this *intim', au as to giee . titne fur the citizens of Sir W. Os CatsriGnat 'bought the measure ought to he fully (finessed. Mr ft. J. idtitsTos complained that the second readi••r should he proposed hi tare the Kill hail got into the Imo!. of Members.. He did nut know why the Hon. Baronet b... sip.• so angry when asked to postpone the sec I searto:,.iir whether he only meant to art tile pint of being aisgry, give his words more Gime. He courinded by moving, as amendment, that the Bill be read • second time this day se'nisitht. Mr. COULBI/Ital said, that Otis being a private nil. pre spatted its general circulation with the Votes, hut it ass ready at the proper office fur any Member who wished to get it. He submitted, that Cs the details could only hr pio. perly considered in the Committee, that would he the moat convenient time to take the general chscussioit, and „et at the reel merits of the quest' . Sir J. Nak•rUfT thought the present course indicated great hurry in the stages of a Bill, which went to Hugon , lit that had been augmented in 1804. No case had yet lie. made out fur the pa °posed segmentation. The second read. ing was the proper stage for discussing the princove of the measure—the Committee was the period for cu ruing into its details. The principle had not yet been admitted, he should ' therefore support the amendment. Sir .1. GRaliAll contended. that he adopted the invariable course ruled for private Bills. The Balt was printed on Thursday, and might then have been hail by any aim:mita. He contended that the principle of this Bill list hero already amply discussed on the former night, and re-asses led that the further diseuesnost could be better had in lie Com mittee, where they could hear evidence pro and coat. Ile denied that he meant to urge an isidiscriiiimate augmenta tion, and avowed that be contemplated nu increase ask i prod, nor would be consent to any for absent Incemheills, or for any other period than during the time of the Incum bent's residence in his parish Hear, Lem. )—'there were fifty livings within the operation a the Bill—he mil not mean to lump theta—lido each lie meant to make inquiiy, sod only to augment where the necessity of such augmenta tion became apparent --1" Hear./ Mr. LAMBTOS did nut mews to deny but that the lion. Baronet's intentions were perf.ctly laudable. He contJ 'sot however but express his opinion, that the motion for the second reading was prematurely made. lo Canal Bills, a week was geuerally given Iseinten the first and second read ing. Here intimations of objections to the Bill were made from the Citizens of Londun, and tea...liable time might to be allowed for receiving their Ps woos, before the House saactioned the principle of thus Bill. Mr. GiTrs thought that time enough. lead already been allowed for the porpoise of preparing those Petitions. Aldersnan WatTIIWAn was of a different opinion. The House then divided, when the numbers were— For the Amendment 34 Against it ......... ...... Majnrily seeinst it. .. Tile Rill wag then re•III a seeaud time. Mr. BENNETT said tie never saw an attempt to press I Bill in this manner before, which lu :Iced is' like smuggling the measure through the House —Wedgy!) Mr. STUART WoRTLF.T complained of this insinuation, and dented that their was lie smallest ground fur it. Mr. 11..imirrox said he never recollected a private Bill being read a second time so anon after the tlitd remlimr. The SrEAKilt. said, that if strict order had been iiifttitged 1111011, it auuld have beets his diity to have app rised the 11,.11 ;e of that fact, with a view to prevent irreplartly. Here t he conversation dropped. Mr. Alilceman WetTwaott ruse In present a P. 'Rion against the above Bill (tom the Parish of St. Michael Rand ■haw, which was the smallest parish in the City. The pu. rich did mot consist of more than 100 or 200 house*, and the Petitioners stated that the Rector had 2201. • yea► in lieu of tithes, he let one the parsonage boast. fur 3111. a year, he hail a living in Essex, a lectureship at St. Sepulchre"-, and was Sc•lar Minor Cation of St. Paul's. This was the Gentleman, who, as Chairman of the Clergy Committer, had principally act at work the Clergy (Or some of them a t Iran) fur this increase of their a; prods. If this Rill were ulti mately admitted in the Committee, lie should certainly Gel it his duty so more the House to take IMO th,u• co.isintra lion the slate of all the Clergy in the country. The Petition was laid on the table, and oidered to be prioted. AOSSIN ET ELECTION. Lard LOWTIFIvR contented the Report of the CommitNe on the Bussmey Clectium. The Committee declared that Jame. A. th t ley, F.sq and Sir Compton Domaine uo re duly cl.c.ed, and that Mc Petit tttt twos ' , wither frivu loos hur veYanuus —The Repoit WWI 111111 WI the table. Oil Ibe tioh or Lord LOWTIII Fa, a new writ wa. nr. demi fur tioNwinrl, to the room of 31r. %writ Worth), who bad made los election for the (ovary of You It. PARISH VE.TKY BILL. Sir WY. Seers. resented a Petition from the Rectors anA Cborchiraiiieus of Ihr Parish of St Andrew, Holborn(we understood), against the Petah Ve■lry RM.—Laid ea the table. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT. . Mr. S. W pr..le•ted • Pail too from rertai• in the county of York, apiust the lavol•rat IN.lnior.' Act. Sir G. Set presented a similar Petition from iho inltabitmnt• of Lewes. Mr. DUNDAS preceded a Petallike front York, against the Insol•ret Debtuis' Att. Mr. TRIMAVNIL presented a similar olio from the eortnty of eureswalt. Lord DEZROURST presented a Petitions from the iambi. ~` by 0 1 1 4k E e R w A lic - or P ll it ox .r ev ier, on sh t e he Nit P h r t in a c i i ter po n l it , F 4 ;i ee ra k t, or Season; sia. Pit Tielets. Bs. SJ. each, at SAMS'S Cir. culatime Lamar', 62, l'all-Mnll. WILLIAM SAMS bra to acquaint the Nobility end Gentry, that having completely twahlislied his Litwary, be is enabled to include several copies of all new Pohlicatious •s WOO as i. 611111 from the Mat. Coalinga* tent Tana :nay 13; bad ou,pplieatwta. MS.—Private Oozes for Cotent-garden sad Drury-lane Theatres.