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• pi- - -- "7... , Crw - v7ll3Friga . p-% -.oak ;Lae - *. , wat Per Cent . / bteVIZ 4 -2 / 1 18 . • - 41 I __ • It N 1111111.* -L r LA I c '7l W; PUMA Fr NUMJWR 5114. EA THE.nciY A 11., DUI Y- LA N gr ins EVENING, THURSDAY. Aim! O. hii Majesty's Servants will perform Sli.ikveare's "1r ;cJr of KING RI(7IIAIiD TUE TIMM. King Ilrnry, Mr. Kr nignuzl, ; Duke of Glo'sfer. Mr Kenn; 3lr. 11.11.11811; Krl I, 31a. II lirnsble. Abs Glortr ; Lady Auue, Rope Duchess of Vault, Mrs. Ilrerrlnn. To skirls he ridded, the Farce of SI EIPIN(.;-1)1tAlT611'1'. Thirtorhi, Mr Hughes; Farmer Blum), Mr. llsttie ; Me. ; Mr. lii I.y. Signori' Irsucesca, Mist Uuokr ; Nuoiwa, Mrs. Ilughts. Mow., 73 ; Second Price. 3s. 641 —l'ut, 3t. 6d. ; Second nice, 2 —Lower ftsll..ry. 1.• ; Second P. ire, I.—Upper t.lirrs, la ; tgerwoul Price. 6.1. it.. lust Part of King Ilrury the Fuurth, with l',l Trio riflork. 413 Itrattl., with ti. Nltia , liy, brat lime, a gyre Comedy, in rice acts, called 11'....tr.1 a Wife. or A I her q.,. I.is my Itai.ker wcw True:oily, in which Mr. Kean will pi rroriti ; a rew luirrlii.le; nail a New llrlu.drama, iu Iwo 4(19, are no active TII 41111?-110Y AL, COY lINT-04 RD RN . Il' 11IIIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Arril 99. ji ..iii i.e acted (184 firer), the sew Musical Drama of THEAitT OF MID-LOTIIIAN, I.stsl Oitilale, Mr. Egerton ; Wilmot (Isis Secretary), Mr. I.siril of Dunsbirilikrs. Mr. Li. 10 1.; Ge or g e Rn. Air. Macrrasly ; Dtvid Ueaa►, Mr. ' refry H4ttliff, Mr. ; Sharitillarr e Mr. Blanchard; Saddlt free, Mr. soisndas. Mr, Balch. lair, Mrs. Dascupoit ; Effie Deans, MO* Jrassic Deans, him Illeaniugs ; Madge Weld firc, Ms* C. licenblc. •bich sill be peat,. soca, Arse flew, a Farce (with wale Nut it). celled A 1101.AN1) FOR. AN OLIVER. Charnetcps—Mr. Fawcett. . Janes, Mr. At,. ISM, Mr. Emery, Mr..l. Isaacs, Miss ruote, Miss Ille4uunent, •nd Mind 11;re.-n. - . Bear., 74.; Second Price, 3F. fitl.; Second Pnee, 24.-I.orer Isallrry, 29.; Second Pncr , le.—Upper Gently, ie.; graved Price, 6J. To-n;orruw, Erushie. tin Saiurday, The llea►t of !OW-Lothian. Ur \Vedaegalayi 1.1 time,' new Tragedy, called Fred°lf°. THEATRE - ROYAL, DRURY- LAN It NOTICEis hereby K ivrn, Om a GENERAL 16E11 OLT of tie TH EATR E.ROI AI. DRURY. LANE COMPANY of PROPRIETORS will be held oo WEDNESDAY, tlw bth of May Neal, at Two o'Clork pre eigelv, to She Crawl !Milne* of the Theatre, for the purpose au AUDITOR fee the year ensuing. Ara 21;, 1819. C. W. WARD, Secretary. appswiehinc &MOOt of the ENGLISH OPERA o hick will (-won't-nee early in done, rendering it necessary to limit the Iwrioal of Mr. MATIIEW'S Performance., anal it beteg tumid onspiownble to satisfy the pressinz dr. tonna fer 11,.3C, which are 'overly all encored to the viol of 31.1 y, the Coddle are t re.pectfully informed, that in order to oneommudite the Noreerous parties who are .destroms to 164.11.111 r him with their company, Mr. MATHEW); will gore au extra night of hos Eisiertaine 'went in each Week, comettociug on TUESDAY, the 4111 of Mac THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, in*RAN D. TUE Public an rrsiorctfully informed. that (lutvissi bre* ABROAD) they will again final Mr. I'ILITH EMI AT HOME! in his old Quarters, every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, .Florio; the Mouth of May, when be will have the bumumr to .IN:dotal bis TRIP To ' , Alt's, io }heir Compost, in Three Pet Part f0nri15....4 Aloonu.pool)eloene, descriptive of LA DILIGENCE. Moen to hr opened at Steen, and the Performance to be dim Ig Eight o'Clowk. Bowe Au.—Pit 3. —Lower Gallery 2..—Upper Gallery le, Rolm% Places, soul Private Boxes. may be taken of 11 r. •Ilpve".•l4 at the 88mA/him Strand entrance, from Ten tilt Four; sail at Fearmsti'. Libraiy,l7o, New Boudestetel, wpmeite Darlinpou.rarileua. • .MOYAL CIRCUS AND biURRET THEATRES.. SEXON ID NIGHT of MR. INCLEDON's AND •riacr•NIGHT of MRS. MOUNTAIN'. ENGAG CNI ENT. r I'RESRNT THURSDAY. Apnl L2f trill be pereente4 die Camomile Duilrlta, founded 'Ai •Gay's BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain ilaehruils, Mr. hie!Won (his aecoud appearance there three yeast; Wm-Imm, Mr. Herring; 1.10 Ict. Mr. 'Lee; itch. Me. ; o' the Mint, M. fritason. Polly Pearlman, Mrs. Mountain (her irst appearaore u s this Stage); Lary Lanka', Mrs. Brooks; Mrs. 11 . 0,4C1iU111, Mrs: Gursessat In Acts/11. A Wirapipe in Fetters, by Mr Ridgway. To which trill be arittil (63,1 time), the tilyertedroirdly pimalar Romance of TIE 111 AKT OF 111 1)-1,0TI-11AN ; - or. 111 E LILY OF ST. LEONARD'S. Join, Duke of Argyle, Mr. T. P. Cooke; The Laird of 111,,,,,lordikes, Mr. Filamilliam; Grunlie Ruhert...m, alias Stairotuo,itir. Watkins; Llsvid Mellll.. Mr. Clifford. Caro- Q uern A England, Mrs. ; Effie Deans, Mrs. Horn ; Jeanie 11 . .110, Miss T.iyfOr 3110;e %Viltltire, Miss firast,4sr—Pal,ls.—Gallery„ la.—Half-price at Half-past E.glit. Draws to be asspersr.l at Halfierst Fire, to begin at Half past am —The Prriii/111•11C.il to r.....10de by Elereti. Mr lacirdim marl Mrs. will !repeat the Charac ters of Marietta. mil Polly soil Saturday, said will appear is a p.•molitr Hot hit.' nu M..iirlay next. A tort sad interroint Comic. Rom:nice, in three Acts, f • ertelaratel Nord, and a Grand Barletta Spectacle, are in preparation. CULLY MAN US.—sutisciurrioN for FIF ilse DisTßEssni) INHABITANTS of the SCILLY ISLA DS, and fur alluatltstg Ihew PERMANENT BE- L! EP. Aumuut uf Sub.rrilitious Artady Advertised, f 4,630 O. Od. L. s I L. s. His Majesty's Busiest) , „ 1,000 0 Ilia 11.1)01 Hiz,!mess Prim . , Leopold 50 0 Admiral Sir John Ordr, Bart A It. Wain, Esq. MP. 10 0 Joseph Ball, Esq. 5 0 31r• Tsyl..r 5 0 I.lrrytllya, Esq. John Dickenson, Esq. Devon'hure-plare 2 0 R. v. Dr. eule t Vicar of Gtolvan, Corn- _ 10 10 ul %Vale* I.urd Gage 'llir Hun. I. H. Stan hope 10 0 It is particularly 'paroled slat coasioNions and inaccura ries env 10 reported by subecribrrs 1n J. E. 14(111DON. lino. Ste. April '1'8,11119. Nu. 41, Diike.i.lrert, St. Janice.. rail 5 0 Bishop of Ssli►bury 5 5 Lady Suffield 1 1 .1. F. S. n ld Rev. E. 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Ni,. 10, Birclosi-Isar; S.r Jul,,, Piiihoru mud Cu. Borough; and Mrs.'s. RN111.4/111 and Co. No 34, Pult-mall. Tki4 day iv published, in 6.1) price 3i. T HE AUIRD: AN EASTERN TALE.- Hy JAMI ATKINSON, Esq. London: Plinio) fur Black, Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Leadenliall-street. F.LEGANT FREEHOLD HOOF., lu the Cottage ni"te, arJ • PA LORICK tor Eight Acres. TO IIY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Went.. DRIVER, • A motia nr.iftbse RESIDENCE, coin ndimix very esteems. and delightful prtopects, e la u . ate a:nose war yolks 11.10111 fr I. ..... Ism ; coops ms mg hand some dismay. aniTslnarang ranotne, rush 46 fis t by 17; anti- Iwo and larracy. :Ai hart ley In sleeping upartaiailitr, drenoing moo s Si. a -ciente, Sec. The drawl lag.rown uprm rills a clang door 11. a conservator', leading to thy pleasure- Aciclate's, lard ow a the Lre al male, to whorls arr must hes uh • . 6,1 Plaolatium , .m..l Omer tor oruatistwial trees and bhoubx, tari..a►ly di•p`rw•lt iu ritlreicut part* of the ground., atilt Iwo large pww44, oeil•alatkrd r.ih 14.11; tiieriber with a ra' l4l4 ok 4 4 Ligto Acros; ober, is mlou au excellrut garden, aide 144 w 411., ■lautidautly cluibwl wolf choice fruit trims Thr telarle .• • tithe /WC ; laser I.w pout : valet% twlllala talct,4l JA. lAA .4A4 110111111 J, sipuU a , 911 y luw mum. fo ha Iriewt,l w itl. 14keis us y, 1.11,41,, *ilh further par -1.-J4 Nam. lkib.r. Susiolvis owl Law! Agent., at 11mi4 101 Bat bi e ft A 3. .01at LI, & sivEwRIGHT in requesting the 01 • Poiolic P.atruoa(e fur the Stale Lottery of only 111,101)11 Ti. kris, tu lit XIII Di - 11%3n MI Tv FADAY, the 11th MAY, hoer ihr ple:istire of saying It contains many auger slams, pirt.eulaily to rally regular:oTP, for TWO of the Grand Pi.zrs of 201,0101. most be drawn its the first Five Alluistes. The SCHEME vandalism 2 ....Prizes 0f... „ C 20,101 Mowry t 20,01111 Commis 9 With the usual proportion of 1111 l tor Capitals, Tickets nod Shares for which ire on Sale at their obi snit Fortunate thtie.a, 37, Cornball; 3N, Haymarket ; 11, Hol. burn; and 141, Oar.aratetreet; *here Obey Sold iu Shares, ?clot; f 351,1100 1t1,760 Ilrot MAY.—FOCII 'ILIZF tot: ft 11,0041, Two oF WHICH %WSW SE DRAWN IN 'int: FIRST FIVE MINA' ris ! r lilt= Scheme nr Ih. STATE I'TF.RY which ergiii• intAw) st; Ito. MAY. Wig Iberia bu nuurrJ with ll..• .1. I 116.11 UN) 10111111 Of the Public, mod CUSI44IO, Ft/VW. I.llllEs VIZ. 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Isl 9 EAST INDIA HOUSE, Auto.2B, ISID. /ME COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of 1411:1ICHANTS of ENG -11..1 D, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giro .I'ol irq That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE HOUSE:B will I.r reedy to receive Propo.ak in urititsm sealed up, oil or before WF.DNESDAY, the 10th of May, 10119, from pitch persons u may be willing to *apply the Company with BRITISH AND SWEDISH IRON : And that the Condition. of the Contracts may be Peen Upon application to tln• Clerk to the said C:ommittee, with whom the Proposah, 4l Inc lett before Eleven of the ('luck nn tlw said 18th day of 'llsy, 1819, alter which hour the Committee will nut receive any 'reinter. JOSEPH DART, Secretor/. 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COURT of the said COMPANY will he held at their House in Leadenhall street, ins WEDNESDAY, the 23d Jame nest, at ljeven to'Clork in the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from Chredmes last to Midsummer next; That Ilse TRANSFER ROOKS of the said COM PANY'. STOCK will be SHUT on THURSDAY, the 3.1 June next, at Theee n'Cleek ; and OPENED a;atu un THURSDAY. the ISth July follosittig; And that she DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the raid COMPANY's STOCK, dne on the sth July, will be ready to be ileiseeresl no TUESDAY, the bib July next. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. HURGEss'S NEW SAUCE. THE 1111 l s bestowed by the Nobility and Gentry misuse the Aimee New SAUCE, induce. the Proprietors, Meows. JOHN EURGE.SS and SON, to utler to the Public at large a Caution against Imitations, by men f all he relied ninon as Genuine without each bottle being seated under their Firm and Address, and also each Label having their Signature. The nlif tv and Clllll , llllFOre of this Salim being adapted for all purpusc.• has cmised a great &tumid fur it, and its in crease of en eillm . lnds fair lo equal their much and Iting esicented Es•ENCI: ui ANCIIOVMS; they respectfully sulitli a iiial fl Muse who have not awed it, beiug euufi dent it will give satisfaction to Ike Ogees palate. Warehouse, No 107 (runner of the Savoy-steps', Stearn!, L Inn. FIFTEENTH ANNUAL EXIIIIII- 1 of the SO( 7 1 Err of PAINTERS in OIL and WATF:It, is NOW OPEN, at the Great Room, Spring gardens. Admittance One Shillinz.—C.atalncne Sixpence. COPLEY FIELDING, Secretary. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL MALL. THIS GA LIE ItY. gill a selerivni or the most celthratell Whisks of the !Wow, Spanish Flemish. sod Dutch Schools. is OPEN every Day. Crum Moe ill Ibe Atomism until Six in the Afterisouu. Admission, lc—Catalogue.* Hy Older, JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. Tibia day ■re published, prier 4,. in boards, Part I. of Vul. I. 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This day is published, price 14s. in boards, embellished with high Portraits, drawn from Life by Sharpies and engraved by Hopwood, and dedicated to the Right Hou. the Earl of Yarmouth, SECOND VOLUME of BOXIANA ; AL or, Sketches of Modern Pu g ilism: including every Pugilistic Exploit, from the Period of Crib's Championship down to the Fight between Painter and Spring, on the Ist of April, 1818; with the Age, Weight, Style of Fighting, and Character of each Pugilist ; a Variety of Original Anecdotes, &Jugs, : forming a complete Boxing Calendar and &mit of Reference. With a copious Index. By P. Et.:AN. 41 .• The First Volume of the above Work contains every Battle and Anecdote connected with Scieutific from the Days of Figg and Broughton to Crib; and from the very flattering Reception awl extensive Sale which it has experienced, the Author is induct d to offer a Second Volume to the Sporting World, pledging himself for the Truth and Arcuracy of every Circumstance he has related. 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I'lleury C. Hurter; S. Swett ; and S. Bat. IMPEIIIAL PARLIAMENT. • HOUSE OF LORDS, WEIMIFSDAY, Aram S. The Earl of DONOU42IIIIOIIC and ibe Bishop of IltitilTot. took the oaths and thrir seats. SOLICITORS. lord SOWERS presented a Petition from certain Solicitors of Gloucestershire, praying that measures may lie adopted fur preventing improper persons from acting ail AiilJlUtp. —Laid on the table. MESSAGE FROM TIIE COMMONS. Mr. Mania and misers, from the Hou►e of Common., brought up the Chimney Sweepers Regulatiuu Bill, which was read a fiist time. ROMAN CATHOLICS. The Duke of BEAUFORT ',resented Petitions from Bid dock, iu Ile, tfurdslure, And from the Clergy of the Drones y of Stowe, in Gloucertershoe, against waking any cuiscrissiums to the Roman Catholics. Earl BEAUCIIAMP presented a similar Petition from the Inhabitants of Porters. The Earl of Doantictuitonw gave notice, that ou Tuesday omit be should preveut to their Lordships several Petitioo s from various parts of Ireland in favuurof the Roman ('at ludic Claims, but that he should on Friday se'imight submit to the House a motion grounded on those Petitions, tending to the filial removal of the iliwpwilificatiuns that now affect his Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects. Earl GNAT gave uutice, that he should alsoon Tuesday next, preseut to the House Petitions Crum the Body of the English Roman Catholics. CLERK OF THE PLEAS IN THE COURT OF EXCHEQUER, IRELAND. The LORD CHANCELLOR mum, that the Appeal cause of O'Gsady v. the Attorney-General of Ireland should he heard on this day se'univht, and that the Jukes should be ordered to attend at twelsco'rlock on that day.—Ordered. SCOTCH JURY COURT. On the motion of the LORD CIIANCVII,IOI, the Scotch Jury Court Bill went tbrougl aCommittre. FELONIES ON CANALS• The Order of the Dao being read for the third reading of the Felonies on Canals Bill, Lord MELVILLE hrtmoht up a clause, saving the juri►diction of the Lords of the Admiralty in certain cases—The clause vas agreed to, end the read the third time and passed. POOR SETTLEMENT Lord HOLLAND plesN•Dittl a Kistioat from Covcutry against the Pour Stills siseut 11141L—Lail uu the table. DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY. Earl FITZWILLIAM presentt.d a Petition from the Inha bitants of Ike City of York, complaining of the buiJrns nadir which the people laboured, of the grievances which they endured, auJ praying grueraily fur relief.—Lail on the table. CRIMINAL CODE. Earl FITZWILLIAM presented • Petition from Leeds, praying for a revi►ion of the Criminal Code. Lord HOLLAND presented similar Petitions from Batint stoke, and from Farringdten, in Berkshire.—Laid ou the table. The East India Goods Bill, ■nd the Excise Licenses Bill, went through a Committee, and were ordered to be re- HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wamirsovr, APRIL 28. Accounts were presented from Ireland s containing a slate men( of persons t nuimittril to the Iran's. An Ateuunt was *lan presented by Mr. Iltsichin.ors, of the number of Bank notes limited since the last return. Ou the coconuts fur the third readmit tel Belford's Divorce Bill the Gallery was cleared, and ultimately it ry as tinkled that the Bill be read the third time Ibis Joy se'a. Mehl. On the notion of General GANCOVNIC, an Aerostat was ordered to be priori! of Eltl,olk tOII3/1.1, nod other North Aim ricau ('oluniea and Plantations; and of Fish cured, and otbir pitidore of such Colonies and Plantatious. A Petition was presented f ihr of Antietam, against the Pour Settlement Bilt.—Orilered iu it.: tut the table. Mr. 1.troo• tirtsenied • Pvlition riom iyoir,siershi.e against the Pour Sittlkoseut 11111.—wOrdtred ito lie tm the tabh.. A Pi titian was Presented from Hunnington against that Coal Duties.—(hd.•red to lie on the table. Mr. FINLAY presented • Petition from the Colton Mown faeturrra of Glasgow, praying for some •meliuratitin in their condition. THE CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Mr. W. 61141HCItpreseutedaPeTtilott from the Catholics of the town of Mallow. praying for a re peal of the Penal Code wlurh sow streets their borly.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. BUTLER presented a oinsilar Petition from the Komori Catholics of the County of the City of Kiikenny—Ordrred to lie on the table. Lord W. I.* stthoic usnsito of theoprere united tee:: vorishe eni larPt of trosu the c .I.lmittpooli and Leisliii, in the county of Kildare. T&LOOT retellied r bionlilin rttition flow PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. the C Viliatsitsiits or t.so parishes tit. ( minty y r Doer.. _ Mr. Wawa (one of the C'y Nlembers) •ye,1.11 a l i ttltiOn from the 1•11;41.)4) Clergy ll•c• Claims. The Mo. Gentlrlll,4ll he felt that any further conervanne to the Catliohes would be dangerous to the Constit wino. In say- MK MO. he 1111 aware that lie dial red with hia Col.4llliientif ; but 1w .;take what lie felt. Sir Wm. CURTIS cud, lie knew the constuturois of the Flom Gentletnan longsr than 1w dtd, mod he believed the great majority of them ernsourrtil tlie sentiments of the Petitiou just presented. Mr. WILiON explained. The Petition we; ordered to lie on the table. The Hon. C. H. IltAtitifisoti pi enter! a Poi. Lion from the Human Catholic Inhabitants of the ( 7 1 1 y of Cork, preying for the repeal of the Petted Cod' idler:ling their body. The Hot,. Gent. on presentis•gi the Petition, said, that the Petilioit 1441 t very bleu' I. brit the topics it embraced were •t in 1t . 11}41.—. The Petitioners, lie said, stoted, th it for exerting a right which the Protestant exerted—which ail Christialis possessed, that of worshippili.; our vim,- rums 6001 111 the indorser must agree i l tle to Ilit• .14 tales of conscience, and iii the mainlyr their fore - fathers hail worshipped —that li•r this they trri.-t harassed, insulted, and oppressed by the law ; that system of insult arid oppression 114* protioer I nothing for Ireland but division—nothing fur laird but weakiars•—nothitig for both townie disgrace. The Petittotrer., hero i n, felt a great she. gree of satisfaction on the approaching' di-cussiii,t of their Clanrid, because they rwlv oil the jo•- ttce of Parliament fur redress. Cools dies mt. portant Subject there was, us retry Gen: 1.. man who heard him, and who is at all ae • quatirted wills the state of the public mind its lir. - laud knows, a union of sentiment which dill not exist fur a number of years. The Petit:oilers. indeed all Ireland, entertain high and warin•lioves that this odious and rrurl code will be now for ever effaced from the Statute Hook, which it has so Lei.;; disgraced—will be for ever oliliterate.l boos the memory of a people, to which it liar hoot source of shame, of misery, and misfortune, y expect redress from this New Parliament, to white wisdom, to whose justice and liberality, they hum. lily but confidently appeal. They expect the ii.. sturetion of those rights which 'wore had gisen to them as men, which the faith of treaties •liarl go* ratrteed to their ancestors, of the vioiation of winch they now complain. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. PROTESTANT PETITION OF THE CITY OF CORK IN FAVOUR OF EMANCIPATION. Mr. HUTCHINSON rose to pieseet a Petition from the Protestant Inhabitants of Cork, pray. ing for the repeal of the Penal Code alfecting their Catholic Brethren. He did not, lie said, eland is the unhappy situation which an Honourable Gen tleman snood in the course of this ',rulig...mi. happy, at least, he must have appeared to the House. Ile was indeed grieved to are, that in an enlightened city, any body of men could be found so unjust or so benighied as to resist the fair and con stitutional claims of millioas eltheir fellows,ubjeete s The Petition he held in his hand was rigned by persons of the greatest coesideratiou, of property, and of commercial weight in the city eh eh qa ha.l •the honour to rr peesient. 'fliese distniguielied, loyal. and respectable Protestauts knew the real character of their Catholic fellow-coutitsyman, they are ace quaitited with their motives and their feeling% and they press forward with one voice prayiste for the repeal of the Penal Code. They upped to tl.e Legislature on this important OCCAs.IIIII, beCHU*O they are 111(11 ; 411mA at the wine rited degradation ef their countrymen—because they take up this quer.. lion, hot as the cause of the Catholics mere!), hut a, the cause of Ireland lied of the Einpor. They stale it as their opinion, iii it the Chums or the Cr thOliCs are founded uponjustice,ssid that they ought to meet with c omplete success. lie would i:ui nue, as the subject is so soon to creme under discussion, cuter on its merits; but lie ceted not sit dow n %lie out noticing. amongst the number of distineuirdird Protestants whose names are e.glied to the Petition, the mune of our individual-4 name which carried with it every le that was independriii, anti every quality that was endeared. He meant the name o f M e . Brumish—eit•lted iu his peofrootose esteemed in private life—as a meichant lie was re spected, and as a mini he was beloved—iinfrpel... dent, liberal, and .snore, ill ' , Oldie; in private, Innivitie, charitable, and kind; his virtues, as is citizen, as a Christian, and es a !patriot, racket deservedly high in the estimation of his es.uniry. The Petition was then ordered to I e en the table. A silessage front the Lord* the Howe that their Lordships had ~greed to alit. Pad dington Coiled, mid other liiil,; and raiineoril thoi the Howe would permit iiliktisnis to attend, in order to be examined a n 4 enures berme their Committee, no the awe of thy cialalreii e 4 l. iiloyed w cotton-factories, and tin the exec:eta is of the law now cawing fur their irruireihrii. The stirssrugeni were called in, awl toluitard that Ilse Masse. would %NM >tn answer to the latter part U$ the conimun , cotion by messengers or their own. CLERK OP TUE PACIR (IRELAND). • Oil the motion of Sir Joum Nawroat, the Or. der .f the Day fur the second reading of iuie lull for regulating the Ace of Clerk of the Ireland, which 'toot! fur Ttouriday, Vyth 4prit, was postponed tiU Turoday DEFAU LTERS. A conversation then ensued between 31r. Wynn. Sir J. Newport, the llon. W. ',oath's, Air. Tier. ney, Sir James Graham. and Lind Carharnirjoii. on the best wrests of 4:411•141111011 in /Annie WI the tertranianon of the ballot and floe courts pl . Cominitiers into the 1110 , 1 6 e• The SPEAKER observed, that there hat' We', two b4llots lort—a caseuinstasica 60 , 1 14 occur hut rurely again before the rod of the Sr... sion. 'flit public butincss lia6l lcru pustpung4 I ~ (".'1 I ' 1 I:col rustpusieki