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R )h/‘‘J , ,!% 7 , /(f -.. ._- • • / h 1: 1 / 1 1 . . .... -4./ ./9'761°-:/).-..". ... . . . , • 1 .8 . I. ( 'e•iiip ...;411i rr 4. , • 1 , . T .7. 7. 8 ( N . I • • 1‘ 1. 41 A • , , . • ' "It _ 4 - .. vi , tt AI b ~,, • .... ~.... $O. I d. 41' IP k /"- 4°' ' - 1 : 4i • ' 1.. .......• , . . ~.... .. . . . .......-..........-.-1116.-.....-...—.-.....-+...- ............4.9.4..p00,"4141.640........441.....: ~tiµt 1r PRICE slvirm-orti:a. SEAMEN'S WAGEE. BILL. Oo the motion of Laid Esitinc:Tan . . r rn.•ri. &ration of the Report ut tiw licaelitel%; %Vit;.3 r.t tut•cry nal wan ptotpinint! to Weilutintlay we ht. HUSH PARTNERSHIP 1111. L. On the station of Aldetinato Hiroo this Bid *is tend is feCulid 771 E. 4 TB E. ?VMS EVENING, TUESDAY. June 8. .11 will be rrrated names Grand Romantic Opus, 'DOH FLAUTO MAGIC(): ttR. ill I.: MYSTERIES tIF hits. After niarh, )he fnvoisrite new &Met of ADOLVIIE Er NiA Olt, I.E rluvota 11F. I:AMOIttt. i n *lnch Monsieur noel Nin.tinte !bison will make their IA appearance but two in this romili: Orot , s cannot be pithisittra, and the ree list is of nem• n,led fur the present. sTAINF.H GLASS FOR CLAREMONT. M I ( Nol i ri l li A ty C it K itil i t . l l :: it riol t ::;; fi. l 4 ;i l a r t il 1 1 1 1:e (17 7 I S I I . : I L:ru " A ' 1 . WINDOWS, which, by pecnurswn of his Riiyril Digitisers Prince Leriprold, ivv now publicly exhibited in his ti lI~Y7 f sill VERY SHORTLY RC REMOVED. GlasAG..licry, No. IR, Ncvitdun-street, Oxfiird.strert. HOUSE OF Walk% MONDAY, 2t yiE 7. IJI ?EWA I. I:DA-lad /IA ILC A 1% roe antonnt rof 30e.; th st the l'elittnuer tool be had out a nuourry, lout that he rrosull wort it its the 0/401 1 1 of dot ivetbdt: to the office.'' house; that the. quaker replied to f .•or.dol not wait eves. n married; to polo which the rent's:Wee° 1 raduerd to ask to tee Ids a othrre; ; tlrot the o&" es`ted the Pet i !loner a vagabond, and set used to shelf hi t l s oj i isse t ill, but I orsteberl his men to enter Petitioner'' , parlour, teblee Owl 1 1 too• room an eigiot.Jay cluck, 111111 Masted is vs einleut u I Ih r 'wet- 141 to 11:111'41 Ibe PAIIII.III4'I'. r11(11 1 ) 41111 the tun::.'. sore was then far 1411 , 11R4:111 to IlteVll.lllCy, 4141 41,1 s s 0 ten lfird as to Sic se.z. .1 wi:lo immediate Maas, sates which ; she 'Marro' fist a most panful eituativos used drew.. finally f delivered of n dead eerie'. Tlee l'utitiouer slat.d that he ass await Ise Pied have I. legal ~dress avast the officer, hut it eta adeleasiWy for ; bun to add, that a person reduced mist wretched as he one. could not defray la/ expenscs—that ibe knowlalge of hie poverty induced the officer to Meet him thus with viuteure sod Sushi, who tauntingly replied to tsar Petieiewer %thee he I threatened to pita* him ilwastigh the mailialt of Ht. laws that as the Petilitater had nut mussel to pwi his lOW% be had nut roue/ to Ito to law. The Petilloaer thee gars as to Oslo what he celled the last dreadful wrote, wigwag hit. feruitare (save** , Ma} was ! wised/fa, taxes that be could mit ply ; Ural So this liPaitelee, . se la As former, the einem sedswert to prude. bee Ittel.theb • The Petitioner prayed Neat the Howse winedbe lY I tte iednce the pretest dreadful tanaliou, *kith was cia'ulatert to tweak the hearts cud wither the comforts of use Irmo: rte. The gallant General, after imago, extra ll of the Pet 4444 went un to say that he had already dreier* ot that In: would not tune for fresh 'burdens to be plat s d I'll the people until those gi•ievauci•s were first redresses, of whir' they to so loudly, and so justly e u mplainod. The moot striking of she public grievances wits the elate of repervento• 'iron in that Homo.. That the eystene of representation wt. impel; et no tsars would deny. l'htre was 114 sympathy, 100 nutfilt vice between those who make, and llama who are upup to obey the law. He (Sir Robert; would toot consent to place fresh 1111141 , 11% 1111 the 110111 C at slits melan choly mummy, whets tboisientle twin are starem;:-..4 lon (Nitres has triumphed r the Gird feeling of nts`F.ttglish 11-art—dot love of country ; and sls!. o ssauble ore n o., or se a favour to we wet Sato repel 00l Silo—suouer would he lay his head on she block, than be would comsat to glace one additional shilling on t h e ...country, or to lend his support to the Resolutious shunt II; be proposed by the Elienco.slor of the Excbequer.—Ordered to I.e on the table. SALE OF GAME. Lord CRANIORNE brought in a 11111 to anshorise the trek of ursoie.—ltead a first •lime, and ordered to be read a second time this day st'uuight. TA RG A, t.ord G. BpIERIPOPD appeased at the her with pears re biome to Parka, fur the pothsction of which au Address load been presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent on Um: 3d of Juue.—Oodereit 14 lie t o , she table. This ass their Luedships Wet, iu purcu bowie of D., tiv.hi uf. thr:r sdjuartimmil The. Duke ul GunitON tuuk the 011113 xud his Sr AC( 701) torrik VAUXHALL. V.olcr the Prtroonc of his Roysl Highness the PRINCE It EG ENT. fro.%ionitow, June 111r.o. GARDENS :vine hrcn greatly improvol and heath libed, WILL OPEN for ibe SEASON, wills a serins of v novel, and %pleirobtl E.oiri 111 l tits, romprhO. , it GRAND CONCERT 01 MISCELLANEOUS Mill: C. selected from the works of MOSATII, Havd..l, and OCOT esteemed M asters. in Two Are. Ps incipal Yount Prrt.n nrro, Mrs. Bli n d, Mrs. ebilde, Mks Ille. Webb, Mr tollyee„ and Master Hyde. Organ, Mr. Huok. Leader of tie Hand„ Mr. F. Mire. At the endlif tke riet Art, Monsieur, Aladeinni...lle,iinil SAQUI, wilt hi to thew utocli-ailoitrril iterforiamero, exhibit some eistirtti letiP-404 pfl.ing redotibos. At the conclusion of the Cuweerl. s brillisnl IliPpleyy. 01 FIRE WOIMS, by S:zeirtes when Ma dame Aspii will niakr• nit roool.lsisig lII.C/31, h. eri rlrvxnno or CO feet from the groun d ,llo 4 tight rope oaundlog Iss Get. The Military.. Caledonian, and Pandexie Cando will per. form between the Acts. The Doors open at S”veit, the Concert to login at Eight &Clock. Mr. 11011111 k, from the Treasury, brought op an aeconat of the Comae Cu.,, cooled t.y sq,rcO in the altimmts ivotell in certain yearm Accounts veto lootsht up (ruin r. *0 lasia minve, oniosist or the prnalturt, mot (ramifies, presented darn.* the last yea. by the Vaud uf threctors. A,Amonts virtve hronzht op from Ha: beak, alseuriug the amount of Nihon m the Ifull:ut►lltl s.c a the pr,ces of Bul liuu, 5tc...1...014.11/11 the 14111 , • REGENT'S CANAL Mr. M. A. Taylor and atlas., from the Unuse of Coro• moos, hroligllt up the Nt7,Nan.Csoal Bill, au amended by Ike lluto.t. LAST NIGHT Of the C ,, mpltics ly I fornwore Ihi. Season. TtIEATII E ROYAL. IIitURY• LAN V., FOIL TH lIIEN EITT OF Al R. 11.011" ELL, ltorelsook and Flown kegiver (1•11rMillf 10 Mr. SPCI'.I)• ui EVENING. 'it 1:,74)A V, Jaw. i„„ 7 110 / 0 0 *MR". will Petr°" S" l "PrgT" hi* r "'' ( VAG lIENRY $o Julia relater, Mr StettAra Keentste; Hotspur, Mr. Re'. Alt. r biro the Comic tat. Oa& of S LYESTER MAGGERWOOM Th. Pert of Sylvester Daetterwoud, wills Imitations, by a Grob man . Fin,* 1411, Mr. II attics. I the wars' of the vetoing, and by particular desire, I!•.it—il and Betty at Hicklann Fair, n YtAtobire Tale, on fart, Iry Mr. Knight. The celebrated More. intl.t (ions Stetbels'a Sturm, CIIIIVIrto on the Piano-forte, Ly t, W.Mattliseas. Sight.. upon Si%hte, or a Mottle 16,1114,0 t. , sslon, its ISM. by Me Mundent und adutited i‘occrle on the Violist, by Master Willie. To rondo& with the Farce t r MODERN ANTIQI I OR, THE- M EiRKY MOV ERS. Tockl,top, Mr. Monaco; Joey, Mr. Knight. I:eltess toll Places fur Ihr Roars in 1w bail of T. Ruilieoli, at the Rotunda of the Theater; and at the Grand Hotel ..caber., COY. no-garden lli•xti-.7..-I'at, 3a 6.1 - Cotten., 2s —Fpri r Call. ry, is. ell at lie. 0.r.1 1,. aat SrV* si tiTlock. DIVORCE. Ou the santiots of the Eael of LAVDclinAbrt it IN"- &Ted that un Thiscaday trek farther evokers ohosi.l ht heir.] on Doom's Divorce Bill. The Earl or DARLINGTON presehtrd A Petition front OK Ship.rivrorrq and whet% of the pert of Sitnitertimil, against the Coal Bill ' , main to the oilisr Itouse.--;Laid on the Wide. TIII 7 , MARRIAGF. ACT. Earl Gnov presented Petitions fruin rertni3 Protestant Di-renters in the Comities of Kent 11111 Stle.A . X, tool in Nm City of London, praying that they may be pei.nitte.l to cuts tract Niarisitges iwithoot the liar of Marriage Cereutuuy retpored by the forms of the Chiles h of Curl rn.l. The fiAil of ALIIINARLE AcutLd A similar Petition crumb Protestant Dissentera residing in alai near 11. e City of Norwich MI the table. COTTON SPIN N Lord )►Ftrrott moved the stvond resoling of site Cotton Spinners' [Wit which WRII dun., sod the Mill committed for hilloolay, Ott the understand... 4 that the do MILS illl3 111011114 Oro take Ware on the principle of the meavurr. turd Aucntatits presented a Petit nom Modhory, in Devonshire, prAyistg for a revision of She Crimival Cutle of 'lie emintry,-1.31.1 an she DOCTIONg OF TRANSUBSTANTIATION. EATRFAIt )1 . A 1., COY ENT•GARDEN. 1 i- GIIMS 1 ., Y 1. ` , 'l':V antinomy. IA the % Publir, that her BEN EFI r will take pl On TIIT•RSDAY, the 17.6 June. colon • POPULAR oPERA will be retiree rated. After whirls, Mr Tat= c mill p. form an Imitative Character in • FARCE, in .Inch lie lon neve' yet appeared. With other ENTERTAIN. which will be expel aced in future A tivettis-nients. Tickit•, and Platt a for the Bove., to I,r licd of 1 ;ildo. No. b. 141clina-plaer, Weationoter-runt; and of Mr. lltraudon, al the Theatre Carl GREV pUO 11000 tha %retold routine of the Bill for the repeal of Godson. pars pi the Acts of thr Volt and 30th Clararlos II , *loch aloud fur to.nuarrow, NISI II TllutNhy ;aro, The Nadale boil lumented the 'acres:try all 'has pust ;anaemia, told expressed a h-pe that the di.rtt, on the Nall would come on on Thursday next. The Lords were cr.lea ell to be summoned for 'Th o r , day• STATF. TIM NAVY. AGRICULTURAL PETITION. towaitua presented a Petition twins i.cviwal Nod- Wile! , eef Glamorganshire. iwayileg fur protecting duties rionio.t the importation of foreign agricultisi al produce. The Ilion. NG-other expressed leid cotire conen,renre in Ihe opinions and wishes of the Pctitiouers.—Orilcied to lie on the table. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT (;ARDEN. FOR THE. BENEFIT 11F MIL LISTON. ON TU ESL) A Y N ENT, 11w 1501 instant, will be at oil a Comedy, card, •• II E RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolute. Mr. W Farrrit ; Arrer, Mr. Li.ton. Alit' aloe+, fur ibi% .6 1 h1 only, by prisuir.inn of flu Pew. wrur of tlw Sissies Theatre, a Cumin, Hi rook , Opei esir, T. Paututurome, Burletta Spectacular Extract called, DON GIOVANNI ; OR, A SPECTRE ON 1101:SEI3AFK. lisovatini, %Ir. Listosi; Duo Guzman awl Ghost of Ismuself, Mr. Taylor; Owe Octavio, Mr. Duruset , poirlio, Mr. Blauchaol. Durum Anna, Mrs. Li. 1•161. Tr kaa to br had of Mr. Lu b in, 28. King-street, Covent. gaid II • and of Mr. Brandon, al the Thealse, srlscre Meta bar the uses limy be taken. t• SALE OF POISONOUS DRUGS BILL. Sir .1. SE/MIGHT presented a mum, signed by eight or Iris of the first Druggists in Louden', against the Bill for regulating the sale of P a in/1101.1S Wogs. The Hun. Ditriniet said lie did nut think that there ewer was 4 iniassire more uncalled for, or uunecessary.—The Petition was refirred to the Cutootottee on the said Bill. • IRISH LABOURING POOR. Sir 3. Newsoare lorought op the Bimini& -Report on the Comfit' ut the tAballrilig POOl in Iretaud.-01 demi to he laid on the table. THEATRE-ROYAL,ENGysH OPERA-110USE, STRAN E 1 - 0 i; begs mutt revielally In snaounce, that its consequence of the extensive pa t. mow with which Ibis Tlsealre Is honoured, he ha., 644111 ....laced, at • very great expense, h. re eadn-Ihnls the hide my, with etairel3 Novel nretll3ljejng, pre sciiiine ri coop died of unrivalled Brilliancy. 'llw Ceiling has hewn loitered r. v., al fret, sad nit iutrovvtl wale of lighting intrailaccil iii. Boxes. The visitors to the Psi, &c. nal Inul their amitudation materially' increased, the t oitstriodiun tit a Piazza, covering the different enhances; and, that the l'a has auw the highem elevation of ;my "rleratre in Loudon. The Ettglialt Opern-llottse Wll.l. OPEN I'ol l SLAsON, on !MONDAY, done 11, 18111. whets will be ',waisted a satiety of NEW AND FAVOURITE EN TERTAINMENTS, particulars of alias will be duly 611- ..... Erre, opportunity has been mi.:raced to Seellre un (Me i ie Company, amongst which the follow iaz 1.4114 , 4 will he t :-- ti. Duwtosi (bents his second Apr ...mire Tie Eon. n this year), Mr. Harley, Mr. Wrench, Mr. %Cinchonas, Mr W. S. Cliastcrley, Mr. Peasnists, Me. B e nailliiiint. Mr. liTillarhati (fn.m the Theatre Royal, DultliW, Mr. T. I'. s'o..ke, 31r. Grove, Mr. Kent, Mr. Lam:aster, Mr. IWO:el. Mr Salter, &e.dix.—Miss Kelly (her elreollot appearance in 14eit this year). AIM Carew, Mrs. VC. S. Clutiterlry, Miss i venson, Mlll/6 Love, Mrs. Unit e, es.c. &c.; and si veral w Perfurnwrs arc esipaged. The Band, *lnch is composea of P...tfessurs of will tie under Ihe di, ection of Mr. 31 ..... than. The Great Saloum has been iastefolly timed tip as an Illn mistimed Mamehate Pavilion, nail Egyptian PalllOrmila, and will be opened nt Eight o'Clotk, for the RoiIIifISSIUIS of the sisitors in the Theatre, at Second Price, which commences ut Niue o'Clitek. Roses, 55.; Second Price, 34.—Pii, Second Price, Is. 6.4,--Lower Galles y,24.; Second Price, le.—Upper Gal lery Is.; Second rrire, theirs to be opeucd at Half.rst Six, sod the Pcri'm malice to begin at Seven. Maim, Places, Tickets, Admissinus for the SCIIOII, and lhatate Boxes (with the advantage of a separate entrance to be had of Mr. SIC rellSoll, at the Box Office, !braid Dar:nice, from Ten till Four and of Mr. ['carman, Liurary, 1711, New liond.strcet. MEHICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. I , r 1 A. Children while Cutting their Teeths—S snore virtoLir instance of the efficacy of this invaluable Medicine canhot lie found, than in the case of a Child u, Mfrs. Smith's, N.•. 20, Peartree.streei, WAterlu the child at ni.wieen ! lumina having only four teeth, owl soft', ling under the most alarming waste of built, it an. conaci.iird to such a degree that a lei alms appeared to coolish. only a fibrous sal:ginner, I no boar being felt ; in this state the child haltered for many inotabs, incapable of loin Providence rated her to try the SOi*TPIMG SYRUP, which to our ars k produced four none testis, and destroyed the fiver a Lich Ind fill long threatened 11w life of thr Child, who is now four tear. old, having cat all his teeth, and the bones Weill to he ',stored to their natural substance, and the Child MI able to I walk about with the assistance of it go-cart. 'f ht. mother hating another child three mouths old, lost • , t lime in plting the Syrup to its gumv , whirl' brought it• with through with east, and therefor( prevented thiwe :A:arguing ii t inptoms which su often attend dentition. The &love sin. 1 ;oho ease may be proved by applying as *hove, w h e r e the 611111 may be seen. To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and 91 , Newmau-street, Oxford - str eet, London; awl, by ilo nit. toiiiin, of all th 28.94 e pi incipal Medicine Yetidei s and Pit tumors me in t 'Form acil ellUntry, at 1. per Vot de. N.B —Mrs. JOH bSON relieves the Poor, a usnal, at her house, every Tuesday and &dual ty uwraing, front Ninc till Tut o'Clock, by bringing a Letter from a respectable house,.,' lit err ; to Certify that they age nil übit /11 . charily. NEXT OF KIN (if uny) of MANUEL IL FRANCIS PER*, late IDA..elptig to the Emit Insha Ms ratan , Ship Java, decevaetl, by send% ire in Nit.. William Sismett. N 0.7, Lowtr Cursovoll-atreet, ill the Parish of St Georg-, in the Cusinfy of Middlefsea, stay hear of %unsettling In their advantage. _ - - -------- (11DE LONDON ENGINEER, NIARGATE S I'EAM YACHT. Captain H W. DODD, SW" , from off the Tower erery SATURDAY and 11 (A)N !•:s. DAY, for MARGATE, at b 1 o'Cluck in thr ow t e pr asely, and reimns from thence every MONDAY and THURSDAY al 11w same hour. Fares, 15s. each Passenger. Pier Does inclnit.l; and for Cbildios soder 11 years of &F.!, and Savants atiemliss; ramifies, 10s each. Ladies and gentlemen are particularly re vested to be og Imasdat rut a 4lnart..r before Et& oTho k. All applications to be mote to Mr. Sandford, kzent, 52, Loans Thames.slreet, corutr of Rest-hoe ; and Mr. Chao- P,er, Margot.., The Picket is propelled by two condensing or •i% c Ellloll4lli »itb copiscr boileis and adririate sirtiy 87 Order of the Committee. ALEN. GALLOWAY. Cbsirinisii, J. A. JVCIES, Secretary. •TO ur•. BULLS BY AUCTION, UY Mt. EVANS. Al bis Douse, N 0.26, 1 1 / 4 11.suall, Tins DAY, TUMMY, inne b, and 'feu folio* hog Dar, a IlifiLY slistinguisiwil and etlehrated I.'S LIfII4AItY, Tcmovta trots While Xiiights, in Berk', nearly Tweuty of the raical and two.. valuable Works 'oriole.' by Caxton. Ituuterpota hue qua-intros; of the News of P) utun, Wyus•yell Ile iVol /le, J to; lan Notary, ke.; all unrivalled Collec of Sp:nil:II, Italian, and French Parley; Faretiw, Novrlu and Itornaoc.a of Chi. Ilse ugly kilown perfect copy of the Viral Edit,,,,, Iluccaciu; very rare Old Elithah Poetry; Lo llar% Mille, a mignificesit copy, printed iisisiii vellum; a splendid C.,ll(vtiou of Balmucal DUOkS allal with a Darius iiccua, 4e. ON Friti.ity. the 21st of afttv. the I .otirts• ilrawia:,when (is usual) EY FON ill lock AGA IN ! The Ticket, rio 5,1 of Two Twous4N I) POUNDS, was all sold lo the Public, at No. 2, Coothill. 'fit lola a n d Sha; es for the New Lottery, to he drawn the 24tb 4.f JUNI!, cootaiming Two Poises of 30,0401. soul 4,000 (;nines: in Gold, art now 00 Sale—All bosoms. in the Public Fond• traissacted with fidelity and RECOLLECT, in the last Contract v.v . roN sold 4.4 W, a Lc of TW ENTY 'f 11012 SAN D POP N US, in 'lsms Sbases, also onsnerans 5001. 2001. GOLD BULLION In GU/NEAS or sOl" NH FIG Ns, Beside, Vio,floo in TWO PRIZES of 1110.000. And Ouly 3,975 Ntumbers—Two Tickets stretch Number, BEING TILE SMALLEST LOTTERY Ever known In coni:titi mirk Magnificent Prises, unit in uddiNun iii TWO PRIZES 01 1311,000 each, The Couirminitt have arranged lii pa) the llttidtra pf the 13%0 poem of 1:1,0fit1 each, eitltir 2,4)00 Gnissea, in Cold, or 14100 SursTrigns in Gold, Whi c hever be prvti rr, d, tit like Chli ion 14 die 'Wider, And in Proportson for Shares. Ail. THE PRIZES ARE. FLOATINct, ALL IN STERLING MONEY. ALL IN SEVEN 1101311.5. ALL ON MIUSUNIM ER DAY, 24th 'THIti MONTH, JUNE. TICLETS anti SHARES arc every Lottery Unice • in Lond.on an 4 :the Cuuntry. The Eat! of 1)4••hv.% gave. nutter, that he woulil OR 111.i.....Lty next him; fot ward 'notion reloading the stale of the navy. founded tin the paper. now Il Mg on *Le table. Whateter oliwu vrition. he twilit then make would not take tip notch of their Inrilahips' time. Lord AUCKLAND moved, that a message be sett In the !louse of Cutnntoua, fur a tufty ui the Report of the Com mittee appoiuted to inquire tutu the law rtlatiug to bowl tout Debtors.— I b rd. WEST 3111401:SEX WATER W 0 1 110.• Lord.IIKNVOIS plese..ted a Petition Lunt the Voiary of Mary-le-hone pariah, praying that a Bill now on their dor& ships table, for enabling the West Middh sex Water Com pany to inipowe•an additional charge of *AS per cent. on the water supplied to that parish, may nut posit tot* a law, mad that they may be braid against Ike /till by themselves. dune Agtosts, ur Counsel. On the motion of Lord ErsveiN, the Bill wax onlered to be ICCOMOlllteti 00 Friday 'text, and the prayLe of Ike Peti. lioness to Ire heard by themstlves, or their Cawod, granted. 'the Wadies''' . tatialifiration Dill way rend the third lime, •ittl passed. TIARKSTAPLE. 1111.1. The E:irl of l'Att%mtlov toraposiell to 11'..Ineaulay nett the Order of the Duy for hearing Coish.cl mid wilnisses utt the Draws, Bill. The Lotto (1t0..v.13Am posts ))))) ell till lihmorrow Pen night the 1 , 141ei 4.f the Day tuv the .stutol rending of the Waco. of 11.itCe Dill. The Eurl of I.Atiurittllt.r. titottooneil till Friday the Order for 511111r111.1411 1 1Z 11IP •111. , ::/1 4 lu stn.wer ...me litte.tiono relailme to the silver itud gold currtsitry of the eutmtey Adjuut Inca. tIOUSE OF COMMONS. Mow°AY, Jmir 7. CORK itarcitot , R BILL Sir N.Cot. • rul MT bring Tht np Iht H E t a th e c orn _ plistre est the Coti Mobutu Bill.—Ortlertsl to lie uit the tabby. ASSESSED TAXES. Mr. W. G. I..thttrux pireseultal It Petition from several Pare.hrs in Bath, agaitist 'russet'. 'mole of collecting the /tam lo wa lettered to lie on the 11•111 e, Mr. Fauns' Rot. pyrietilttl a Petition from Mr. James Mills, of Bosses, staling that lie was a native of liaglatol, and that sA hlllll hr hail claims rot , he justice If his country ; that on a He trial, in which lie was integrated, lie was de nted th... rittlst of addressing the Jot y, Of Of croas-eximinisig witnesses (which lie couccived to be his nuiloulrterl right ar; British sutler-0; that the Court refeserl his applieation to address the Jo Y. Ua the .js' I that he was PIO.CC ~,,, r the case. The Petition prayed that the Noose wonld grant whatever relief they in their wiedum slsould Ihn.k the t'a'r demanded. Mr. Rsitl,that whilst the House would always guru, the undoubted richt of the subject SO Prilii.on the Leg's. Loner, they al Id at the saint tune take ("air• that that ri.tht was not abused. Ile could not hiss colander the tires , Id as an abuse of tkal kriviltge—llse Court acted in the case according to Illtilitrot 211.1 established principle, and the Petition, tone as it sins, did not pray for any specific relief. He allgteated that the Petition shoot.' not be allowed tu he on the table. Mr. PROTIIEROS said, lie felt some reluctance its present. ing the Prtition, hut seeing wi, relief ....old he extended ; hut the Polloraer w a s a Gentleman who ranked highly—and one motive he (Mr. P.) hail in meriting to his ft.9.lCdi 111141, the Petitioner at the late vliction sus one of his most active uppoueuta: a SCOW Of deli, rev b.* urns tutu a pCfS4III, 1.11 , 1 a settee er duty, ernnsidrr in thdt the Petitioner was o n e of his emstit 'whored Imo to present the Petit' . It was for the House In dial wills it a. they thought lit.—Tier fittest . Outlier the should be it ceivett was then put, when it was reject. d. TA 'X A TIO ): PINT OF COI-I.rcToRS. Sur It, said, hr IrehJ its hit lintel it Petition, which he of intporiance. It was sjeretl by MR Milivislual of the amuse of Blessingion. who Mahal hinoo If as formerly of York street, but now of Great Pete...- swa t, The Petitioner w u one or ow., url fortllltsic pi rsona who was no lump* stole to curt...till with the dtllienhies xnd dootesses brought mum his courtry by iin emotion,. so d o yeruli. I • it system of taxation Thy that system h e that system hot tinily has her I. left art.ttlair, his fortunes hove hero destroyed, and all his hums have beer blasted. The nos one of the WOO teltreilaZ narratives that had been pretreated to the House 011 tbl. Mill:rel. Ile wowlili cad s few eylearts f,som it, and he room implore the House to twat is Mind that thou". sands upon thousands 1011.1 suffer undri. soother distresses, should PolitatatCHl increase talcs already #0 IttielFtillitiy high. 'lir Petitioner expresses his highest ri spec. fur the House; be then I.ll{iceeila to state the stature of his compra :, ba ' "ales, ta the firs, itl64lare,ibl; au "hirer and shire men eaglet' NI tlte htlll4 91 * the Pviltiquer awl ilvisaudetlia*es to DISTILLERY LAWS. Sir G. (71.edt4 presented a Petition from Ectinborgh and Leith, praying fur au alterat in the Distillory Laws.— Ordered to he printed. Mr. Hume ;stemmed u similar Petition from the East part of Frofirshire. Mr. Hume presented a Petition from certain Bar;csse• of Cupar, statiug certain late mat.ln•actices in the raid Borg's, awl praying that the /foliar would take into consideration the slate of the Burgh lawn of Scutland.—Ordered to be laid un the table. - - - DISEASE IN IRELAND. On die motion of Sir J. Newsome, the trials Contagious Disraie Bill was read the third tune. IRISH JUSTICES or 4ND mist! CLERK (IF THE PFACE 'DLLs, On the 'pollute of Sir J. Nils PORT, the thild reading of them Ntlls wire postponed till luotturiow. IRISH CHURCH RATES BILL. Mr. I.VILIE FOSTER brought tip the Report of the Com -0.• this Bill. 1111 the question that the Bill, with the amendments, be rand— Sir H. Fauns - if. said, that he 'dad received a ensimunien. lion Roan Ireland on the stil.jvct a this Dill; that be bad forwarded ft copy of it to that cou n try, but Hint on answer bad yet arrived. He hoped that a iriewsioe of this sort would met be unnecessarily press. d upon Oulu, hut that rime wtoild be afforded to examine into its aid rats. Ile did 130 i 1,11 , 1 k that it oitzlit to lie itrUeMt'lit'd Oil in this Session. Mr. Issue Fostra said, that the Mom Baronet slid not state soy specific abjection to the reading of the Bill. The foll °ppm tunny (or cousidermion had been afforded. The principal object of the Dill wa. to ri Onions, the Board of Fii.st Fruits the law sant, of 111./Illy they expended, a great proportion of which was fur the Wilding of churches. bar J. NEWSORT spoke against the passing of Ike Hill. Sir H. P.IONELL (iii a low tone of voice) said, that with respict to the measure itself, it embraced two object., 1111+11h he comidered entirely distinct, namely, the payment of the uu a ney advanced by the (tempi of First Fruits for toll' isisr churches, and the payment of salaries to church wardens. He next ohjecteel to the Dill, because it appeared to bias to take away the right of persona voting at vestries. Mr. L. Foreleg said, bir lion. Ftiend (Sir H. Parnell) nii.t , tok no some degree the object of the 1131; it did nut provide fur the payntrut of salaries to church-wardens, be cause, 'to point of fact, churchwardens received no salary, and is for voting at vestries, the Bill did not go to lake away that right; it inertly says that nuthimr, in the Pill tdoil.)d lie 041111111,11PJ to confer that right where it had uut pr, siously existed. The It'll, will, the •menilment.7, was then read, and ca shed tu he mail a third lime on 'Wednesday Heel. Mr. Bestretv moved fur a return of Officers and Men in the Preventative Boal Service under the direction of Cap tain Ilmiehelt, of the Royal Navy, from the year to Idle, with their ages, former places of abode, Slow long they have been in the 'wirier, and by whom teFam mewled, mot their respective! says Ira. The Hum Geo/le mma said, that lie hail read the detriments fnrinshid to hint by au Hum Gentleman opposite (Mr. Loshitigion), mid he eras bound to say that they certainly ccutrado ted the 'We. mean of Captain li.ditiait. Was then asp. d to. Lind A. HAIIII.TON wished to kliow when the Report on the stihji st of the Cummiesioners Fees in Seuttaittl would be presented to the Homer. Mr. Lesittere coat said, the Report w o uld be presented in fight or rell Jar AFIERCROMUII sal.l, Boon was aware that a Dill hid W eu pa.-ed darin: the present Session, giving I t "W" to the Crown to appoint an ads:mental Judge Sentient,. lie wished to know, whether it was the itisvution sef Miitisters, in the event of a vacancy occurring He the Court ut laclo.:qaers to fill it up? Mr. Lysmixotua sold he was 1,01 PIP" to CI" an answee. UEDA:CEP TAXES. Mr. LIJIMISCITOIS km:W:4 up ',storm. otwirioe sae atnonot uul parnenteni of the different two, which lout be..n or repealed since Use ten:into...lo of PK war....-Ordrced to lieut., the tabir. • • HANK OF ENGLANII. Mr. CREMFELL said, that illtrif.g the late war the Bank of England receiver; an t llowanee for their trouble in managing the loons et the rate of tioo/. for each million. Re considered that at ire present penal every possible rettenchmeut Avoid be resorted to. If the Hank should receive the same rate of allowance ou else I..roptard lows. which they bud received on ell loans heretofore. it would snientit to no less thou 10,0100/:•f -a rte said thuirtii the evint of 11w same allowanie be ill about lo 'he Made to the Bank on the proposed loan, he would feel it his dory In take How sewse of the (louse upon the subject. tfe would nett eon sent to such an allowance, an very toormons in it self. and an disproportionate to the sown trouble attending it. Re thougitit a very coositlerehle res. auction should Ise made in that charge...so choNt which dining the war amounted to uo lees than 400,0001. FINANCE RECORT.-41EIV TANEx. On the lion of the CitAactii.t.ott 'tf the EX* the House Outlived itself into n Com mittee of the whole Home rithat the risianee Re port, and the Resolattona !banded thereon. The CHANCELLOR of the Excitreoc* thrn commenced his explanation of the ti.nanetal Rr range:heads which he meant to 40-otiose. in canoe. quence of the Report of the° Finance Committee. He had already submitted to the Home tax Rovr. luttons, and he meant on the prevent occasion to explain in detail all the important pats w hich tho se Resolutions embraced. g upon this cArdotettion. it WAS his intention to sessarite as IlltlCll Ili possible the technical debtila from ditto,: which were really necessity to give n 1,01 and gc. tiers' view of the state of the trounces of the cottony, for the purpose of e.. gat !,•tigili to the adoption of some le-mir-fit system hat ter stilted tu the means Hod 'less sit anon o f Great Britain. To strip this di,cistssion of these superfluous appendages which were generally mu. ticattl to finance topics, he begeefl thus ear!y to say, that he should make no reference to t%.0 way in which in future it would be advisable the accounts should be made up. The real and paramount quegson was—whether the income of the country was equal to its expenditure. The Finance Committee had, in Co.. able tint! comptc- Itetisive Report they had made on this suldecr, pro- 4 tfouticed judgment upon that fief, and the Restitu tions hr now to submit were rumpled anon that Report. Ile would shortly slate the genrial of these Resolutions. and then illustrate the points of eaeli by separate details. The flog Resolution stated, that, since the termination of the war in ISIS, die Property T ule in Great Britain, and other taxes in G.eat Britain sod Ireland, which yielded a revenue of upward, of 18,000,000!. annually. had expirrd, or heels repealed or redness'. The second R• solution was, that, by an Act passel its the 06th Geo. 111. vat), 98, the revenues of Great Britain anti Ireland wee* consolidated from the .5111 JaI111:11Y, 1817 ; and that in the year preceding the said consulidatioil, the net separate revenue of Ireland was 4,561,35:1L anal charge of the funded and unfudded debt :.f . Ire- Illy:' was 6,446,b25!. including therein the suit 01 . .431 i 1.241. as the cinkitig fund a vi dicable to the reduction of the debt ; mid which charge exceeded the whole net. revenue of Ireland by the 'in . in of 1,985,4711. without affording aoy prosiaion tf r the civil list mid other permeate: char At s, ur for the proportion of supplies to be 41• isruyeil by deaf. part of the United Kingdom, and that pro:i.. sums Istet been made by Parliament to supply :his debeieney. He oh.erved that by this secosid Reso lution, which alluded to the ceptioli.litims of the re venues of Great Brit:in and Ireland. he by Pio met h ; intetifled to insinuate that Irelund had not boring's''. fair i.roportiots of the burdens of the State in the count 11111 l cause. In disclaiming any such iii a t lion. lie wished sit the same time to explain, that et the period of the Union with Intend, mite's her kilare of the expenditure etas adjus:ed hilt. year Ii 00), it was utterly impossible thud toy 1111111 in ne1.1 6 COlll.l nave contemplited ses.:l" a dm aiitio of wor as hail sub equently occurred. MAI would hove then predicted that 14 yea:s the niost ex. traordittury and expeosive war winch the country had ever been ca;upelled to wage, remunted sal before it. Any mitt who could even have the continuance of such calamity, would have yet beau stattled at tiny thing litre au estimate of tlia enormous expenditure in whirls that mibty coolest had involved this country. To the state 4.f Great Britain similar observations .I.e year 1800, no man would hare contemplated the torn nt.w, expenditure which she was &Awed in gun. : 11I n i llIt—.041In less that it would be found practoca bit In roue a large portion of the expetidit e with in the dear, as hod been done in Eiipl.n.d. Ireland 110 such attempt had t•tril Walk. Thi,. period Of . the Utile!' followed too close after that of the fettellsot. of 1798, to idiot of the existen of that wiled state of internal !teem which was ne cessary to the forwent:so of any reset :lodgment resprcting the means of the people, to adopt niers:mink of Great Snubs in raising r large pin. min of the expendtture within the current year. Thefefore, et the U•itusi, no stipolation of that ne. tine was made ; and in Ireland the extraordinary e xpenditure woe obtained by loom.. and 411 i fflus t limt Cl.-41 was colitequctilly 11.0.0.1.tsulated tip art! conc.. 13+-tenet the period of the Vomit of the Iwo • 1417. the dein of England load n .oreo.rit eewenne. m 'rout 4 to 7 ; while is. the proportion of .boo. . • In so n net 111i4 In 1,300. rod the consutimision of thew Ins witorptit to an almost eightfold proirattur. IrriAod had orient 01111111111. pßovinEn F I.IFL OFI-I(W., ( Special , ' P.m ourorreli by Act of Porliiineelit 1. SOU ru Amrrom.sTuEET, STRAND. VILVPIOS NT. The Most Noble the Matteis or BUCKINGHAM, K.H. VICE-TRIOIDeNTai i Mayl"'!.. of Salmilne!t. KG. Viscotint Duncaminn, Eii I of Hordwicke, L.G. Viscount Chi t sryntl, Vise-out Bialketry, LTillraTesS, o rd Braybrooke. The Marquis of Buckingham, William Precut, Esq. I Lord UfAyillimkr, I George Duckett, Esq. Sir S. B. Murlaud, Earl. 'l.l' i And Patten Director.. NIANAGIiI• Dtileeloll, 3. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Esq. t..% C. THE DIRECTORS of this Offic., with con ftitroce, derived from the many yeas experience which they hare had of its success, incite the Public to a eousideration of its principles and conduct. 'they have IPS MOM, to tempt rrstiiss to join their extrusive Assoilatiou by the tlatigermis lure of a further reiholiou of the deposits ; they requite such depo-its as are proved to he safe and nit ! der 'favourable encomia:slices profitable, and such profits the dip allots share to proportion to their respective CO 11. ' itibili ones. Thus, by the specific ruins insured, and enutingett profit:, they have the fullest value for their payment., in a manlier nearly slant hr to that until lately adopted iii the Equitable I i ofiire, bet with this presumed improvement, via. that as l i the origin .1 Members have raised a prim/wont fused, deem ! ed amply sulticiestt fur the 'purpose of itilleinaity, it is jou sided, that t.o personal responsibility shall attach to the Polley holders. Hester those who seek protection are secured front utmerteiuly and risk of loss us in a bop. ietiity Offise, havinx a large iuheritahle capital, and are entitled to a par . ticipatiim to the proksls,asio a Cuutributionslipp Society. The fit id septennial investigation was in 1813. a hot 1:1.5a. I per rent. was divided The second septennial .be t o will ' I take place smut year, in u Melt persons up ; policits at i this lime will participa.e. -- : I