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S :r , 4 4•41••••.... ZL / eD 1,;.e sumnEß 5150. FOR THE BENEFIT 1)F MR EMERY. THEATRE ROYAL, I'OVENT.GAR DEN I1)-11081i0‘1 7 , F It! 1M V, 11, acted, SI Mu‘iral D 131132 (in liner sets), railed ROl3 ROY VI ACM? Elion; _ Off, AULD LANG cYNE. Sir Fre•lrvirk Iferni.it, Mr. Ftrrtg , n ; 11.1m1 h.or, Mr. Alskuti ; Frnnt•i• thhshtionne. Mr. Dear Owns, Mr. Manche' ; C sprain Tl;rlfillgon, Mr. Conseur • Itos Mayorga,. mot, and for this High' 'l l r. &sorry DoPtill o Mr. C.iiii.r; Ilfajor Gittlora; ir ; Nicol .14rvie. Mr. I tua, Maw% . Miss Strewn", Martha, Sits" (I.erii% M i lli.. M r , Sterli sue hfseslpitte, ll:fts I.ugnts ; tltlrn Ilargcepu►, I argil. In Ow COMM of list ercnitig. i.v r ugj e n;ar desire. Torkshire Horse.tlealcrs ; or. Ih.,uronJCot Diamond, qt r . E•iel.ry ; and oho roolo tor:Orli Comic railed " 1,41 Impriiiventestis ; cr, Gar 1.1.4101 S 315t1 the Wales. Mr. Entry. After which. the Farce of X. Y. Z. k*iti Cspieni Gallia., Mr. Abbott ; Oral,Melton, Mr. ellettelierd' Dray, Slr. ial.i4lll ; Itiisrius Allilrues, Mr. tr \lr. Sinistiens Slr Wens, Mist ; Mrs. Stinger, \l M. Sterling, Miss Leone ; Don Muessvll, Mrs. blii/stinerti "n em* sir Mr beiberri Mac tams. *s. irc•••-.4 (.1 • moomi birF a.. 1 of Mr. Brinniun, at the Theatre, where !'laces for tiir Miser ray be taken. INW Dreams, I/reunion's, &r. Fi'swatter ' Mr. tYatkinir; Aubrey, Mr. Clifford ; Lord Adrlcn Filminlelm, Mr. Gootery ; rather 'rertniec ('Crory, Mr. Lee; Squire Darby Crawley. Mr. Hen ink ; Mr. h. rji int Crawley. Mr. Adcock; Padreesi Gar, Mr. ; Jack Oakum, Mr. Fawcett Me. CulLigan, Mr Giblniii; Barney Ilifferuaii, Mr. Leonard. Marchiutifas of Dune r , Miss l',ylor; lady ( Miss Wilmot Nell); Florence Mae-Hill as Mrs. Mayillimidily, Spectre of the Ruins, Gipsy, soil Lady Clmicare), Miss Cope land; Miss Crawley. sad the Widow Gaffney, M rs. Brooks ; Mrs. Cutunusoioncr Crawley, Mrs. Wilmot Wells. After which (by permission of Mr. ElliWou), the popular Mr:o-tirattie, as origniaily written, and produced at this Theatre. ••• Mr. T. Minim, ratted byMr. a. a.. I.AI)Y OF THE LAKE. --- Vidajames, Mr. Hoot:41; Roderick phu. Mr. T. P. Cooke (his L•rst appearance thi• sesms); Douglas, Mr. Clifford; Malcolm Crime, Mr. Gianni Allan Basic, Mr. Lemiaid. Indy !Margaret, Mrs Smith; Phlllelw. the Maniac of Devuu, Mrs. arriolia ; rdleis, the Lady of the Lake. Miss Taylor. A moat splendid Cowie Extravagaliza to iu preparation, and u ell he speedily produced, uoil•r the title of ',Melo drame Mod ; ur, the Siege of Troy. With entirely new ma`. aificent Scenery, DINKA, 14LC. A Comic Operatic Parody is also in preparation, and will immediately succeed the production of Melo-drarne Mud. they June• ROYAL EXCHANGE AIISUR ANCE OFFICE, MAY 11, 1419. rirrlE CMJIIT of DIRECTORS of the • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, do hereby give Not i,•e, 'flail their TRANSEFILBOOKS will he :`IIIUT from THURSDAY, the 17th of Julie next, to THURSDAY, the Sib of July followiut ; and that • GENERAL COURT of the said coitPoitATioN, will be holden at their Office, on WEDNESDAY, the 23,1 of Julie next, at Eleven o'Cluck iu the Forenoon, to consider of a Dividend. SAMUEL FEN N INC, hill. Secretary. N.B.—Attendance is 'liven Daily at the said Office, and at the Oilier in Pultimsall, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, on Harbour, in Dock, ur while building, from Loss or Damns by Fire; and also fur the Assurance of, and Grantiog Annuities oii, Livrs. WANTED. as LADY'S •1 A ID, in a Noble man's Family, a fispectable Yuuug Catholic ilruman, wlni understands how to Dress Hair, and something of Maolua•maLing and Milhuery ; she must speak French, be gond tempered, and not above 30, or tinder 26 years of age. Apply personally to Mrs. Quesnel, Great Marlborough. street, at the corner of Puland.street. 14 • 1 . . a. • • I ill , A ' tr "."..." 'l li ~,, A 0 1 . ilk . : A t • 7 . • ...,ott , I - ~.` , , ...., 1. 4 * • , . 4 ..................: s . ' LONDON, 'i s ii UItSDA I' , .11; E 10. 15 = l l4=immtuatomir - Naciaim= o: ' _ ...,_. _ V. BRITISH fIAI.I.,ILKY, PA1.1,-*A 1 • 1 •• ' I LAST INDIA H4V9l'., Jt.;%.. 9, Ibl9. N. Wins: nALLEity„ with w Helielirtn of the 'VHF. COURT of I)lllECT(lttti of the 9 1 HI be R. most celebrated %Yo l ks of the Ilaliso, Kparsish UNITED COMPANY or MEM:HANTS of ENG. ledporoi.h. mio Dods sichnow. ia ~,,,EN ter,/ ply. LAND, fredia. to Mt LAST MIIDIES, do heryhy give *ea Nee In the Nl ur ei ng until Sit in the Aftritßeett. Notice, Til4l Ihr OTTAIITERLY (It:men/it. COURT of' lbe Adinuodus, I 5...-Catalogroes 14. 041mililis. - -• I maid COMPAICY, nprooniml lg. be held nt thrir Muse in By Ortli•r, JOHN YOUNO. teciPtc 1 ,, 1 i. a ?e a 0 •• , . I.rto it st 1-siresi, On W D fig AY, Or -.Mil Instant. Iht rne4 ; • A m bandkash ---------'" i• I . ..niter smite ftwriat, fur the pur l ., of r..reivinft a low; Rol. _ :Woolly). Mrirmigt:to Gt.Asi FUR CLAHEIIteIr. l o ped (VOSU 11w Committee •ppoltp.,l to Oil.. rt ate End t'db, Ur. TUT It. l '' A ' NrCIPOIIII 19 MI !0, an d iot flittk LEIt revel-truth. niliitiots t!lic India Company's Hy-Law., auilcip. 7, ggieljoii• i MIA B,f CtitiliiilCTlllX riiiißill Yi 1 Verill, I• a Nnbilier . 00 the puble. that the limus ni . sum Prhinnittutis, tlirsriti culit•inrd, c alteriuge Hy-Law', Stertup Wg; 4YINDOS, witirl4, by petosiestots elf his 40.1 Higiene.• r or, Nos. Prime , . ileopolJ, are now 11114liely eldlibliell SU WS Ganef?, I ;it "Prelint By-I.ewt, chap.:l3 4 Wctiona 2,3, 4, awl 5 ; 410 VEHY SIIHISTLY RE REMOVED. a n d for urJaintug By Lees instin4lllif those proposed l kW re, ".76. Stained Glue auntry. Din. IS, Newnisteelret lii r. pealed. .. JOSE DART, Secretary. mot," by O a l ui d- s t reet . • • • il " I.un- .....-.._ iliuika," r.."IST INVIA & MRS. • ' St 7 Illtln' TM PATItE. FIE PR()P II 1 EJVC)ItS 4)t . F AsT IN in A rum E.VENING. Tirviest)Ar, . lone fli t STOCK Ire 5t01.4 St ItNeollPt otrtrmrt.o In pay TIO-MtliltOlV, 'nil . 11A• PAT. win hl/ /Or- - WI elitism to the l'liirtardiirti'orthifrtput a D.rertrws, slot is rr.: &whin); ilhenwil lirithqtnirran entirety' new it. tlbrlo-des 'llialsisa, 0 1. a the Grows, court, erpott,ng : NY coorrtmut Grant of Fau cell ; Act. , labels Aunt *limas*, po- &way Tuy. . dAN IN 1'94,..); NI quil 44 Rotting', F.lnirry. 4 " It "lied •' * 4 i*l . nu. ter ibrcrialaucte amOlEtTl , ltlll A*o C.d., Deily, ••• Olt CsLIVE NI A --., . - ralatsibvio 6 p...; wo •.I ol . y ere PARIICCI AKIN RFQIJIi.IO. *A - A ',MI t 1'( RIFIERN IA . In al lend Ilw liiille,i, nial protect Ilse Plll.lte Pune, a %hide Blooms. Mat eharscreri4tie Music. mew sod I .ietureagne Irish they are (hoLCllllliii , iiIIM such au .oterript. THEATRE ItOl Al m COVENT.CAUDEN . . XiR. W. FARR EN v iiiost re-AH.1.014111v ~,forma his Friona+, anal ilor Public, that his BENEFIT %%HI idleptscr ea WEDNESDAY NEXT, Jane VP, whew will le lachiwlA'a Comedy nl ONE HAS Ills FAITI,T; Sir filArrt Rramble, Mr. C. Krinlak ; Capt Irwin (fur ,b.. 1 4441 Mr. Young; Mr Marouny, Mr. W. Farren first appearance in that character); and Mr. Sulu., Mr. Le bnr. _ . _ Aft.r which ,nut *mei] in toeillno lliese . 4n years;, Garrick's Dramatic Smite. entitled I.ETFIE; Or, TUE WATERS OF OBLIVION. Lord Chalkoinie, Mr. IV Farren. in which clisractrir be intrii , nre ih. fining of " Ulmer Bruwn," from the Opera vr The F.irnier'• Wife. cunclinie with (compreesetl into two seta) the Opera of INKIE . AND YARI(O. . - S , r eltri.onpher furry, Mr. W. Furey, !while, Mr. Dnre s. t ; Trokr, Vt. Liston. Yorke, 51nnt Sirphrns. T.ekrts to hr had of Mr. W. Fawn, 57, Great Qnern st,rrt, ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, stifle Plact's for the Boxes may he take.. THE DRITRY-LANE COMPANY AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. Feeder the authority of the Right Hon. (hr lord Cliaiubechlio. KNIGHT, of the Dritry.lans, begs leave Post caspeetfolly to inform the Nubility auil the Poblit,ihst, is compliaoce with the wishes of his Friends, his BENEFIT will tam filses at the theatre•Royal, in the Haymarket, THIS EVENING; THURSDAY, Jose le. ow whirls tillowing eminent Professors hair Lisa, voisatern d their services, in order to retake as profits a, possilrie hli Performance of the evening. FOR THE SOSEFIT OF MR KNIGHT. THIS I'IIESF.NI"I4IIIIISDAY, June 10, his Majesty's .twaste will ',arum the celebrated - Comedy of Tun POOR CENTI.P.MAN. Me Robert flemishile, Mr. Munden Frederick Womble, Mr. lbw; Lbrunroant Wmihitigton. Mr. Powell; 01'amid, Mr. Harley; Corporal Fois. Mr.oxlirtry Humphrey Dols. bins, Mr. Gothic; Stephen Ilairowhy, Mr. Knight. Emily w.„riongtim, Mrs. W. Wcsti Miss Lomita Mac Tab, Mis Spark... the course if the trailing the following Comic Songs •od Iltreicitn.o.:—Mr.incledmi, by special desire, and for Plus eight oah , " The lads of the village." and the eete. tratill duel of " All's well," with Mr. T. Cooke. Carl kale* ‘• on the Mrman's." by 'Hrs. W. West, with appropriate Msisie. "The Comical Cloh, or the Yorkshire Stury.tellers," he Mr. The popular 'nog of " Prime, hang up," Sir. Willey. " Mica Molly lelticKe," Me. Johnstone. you let a young woman alone?" Mrs. Bland. A new 0. , 11111C War, WI Man expressly for the occasion, called" An Atiumpt at an Impossibility; or, London Fashions, Follies, lhoolies„ weal Hohloy.lionws," by Mr. Knight. " The Sham the It.ote, and the Thistle," Mr. Johtistime; The Nlinbiug trod," by Misx Cubitt ; and " The Nightingale ILIA," by Sir. Harley. To coiclude with the highly popular Farce at lIIT OR MISS.. 'Rourke D'llaisy, Mr JAnstkse; Dick C4cher, Mr. o y ; Jul ry Illorastin, Mr. knight. Mrs. Augusta Caro. Iliiiieyiwinth, Mrs. Sparks; Clara Sterling, Miss Cu. ; Dolly 01)siay, Mrs. Blind. Tue Hand will lie selected from the Drury.larre establish. n.i and led by Mr. Slitaitain. Tickets awl Places for the Boxes to be bad of Mr. Knight, 41, Drury. Ise; and of Mr Maasieghaus, at the Bus Office of tl.e Main., from Teu till Four. fHEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. V I-IE PROPRIETOR begs most respectfully JR. to itinoisace, Owl cOoseemence of the extensive pa tronage with white this hentre is honoured'. he he' Ile , *e induced, at a very beat exp-ose, to re.eashellish the whole interior. with rtitirels Novsl Dccoratiosis, rest %sting a coop d'ard of nevivallnl Brilliancy. Tlw Ceili. has been lowered several fed, owl am ispiovrill mode of lighting introdncril in the Boxes. The visitors to 11w Pit, Ise. will nod their siect.nimiiilsiiiio materially increased, by the construction of a Pi less. covering the different entrain's; mid, that the Pit ULIS now ti c highest elevation of soy Theatre in Luiidun. Thr English Opera-House WILL OPF.N rou. THE SEASON, um MONDAY NEXT, Jane 14, 1810. when wall he presented a variety of NEW and FAVOUItITF. EN TEUTAIN 31LNTS, parties's:, of which mill be thily an nounced. _ Lvery opportunity Las Iwo embraced 10 *retire an effre. hre Colyany, amongst which th.: full.sriste natant* will be (yawl :—Mr. Dovrlou (helm( his scrawl splicarauee in !sun dae this yew), Mr. Harley, Mr. Wrench, Mr. W Mr. W. S. l'halusrky, Mr. Pearmso, M.. Bin iolloust, Mr. 1)17.11..chan ;from the Tbrairr Royal, Debssi.:, Mr. I'. C....1;r, Mr. Grove, Mr. Knot, Mr. Laucaster, M.. Iltirkrl, Mr. Salt. r, &c. he —Miss Kelly (her wow' apparauce in 11.14 year), Mho COCW, Mrs. W. .S CMUerley, Miss I. !Certll , lol/. Miss Love, Mrs. Grove, &c. kc.i and avowal New Performer* are 'signer.). 11. e 11als.1, w hich is composed of Professors of eminence, will he under the shrtction of Mr. MYIIIIII.IIII. Grist Saloon has been tastefolly fined sup at an 11hi. 'abutted Mameluke Pasiilion, and Egyptian Panorama, and will he opened :it Eieht u'Clirete, for the lull of the %winos to stir Theatre, at Second Price, which cumnsences sa! Nine u'elock It raga, Ss ; Si•cond Price, 3r.—Pit, 34.; Second Price, l; —Lows Sts ; Mecum! Prue, Usl t. r, la.; Si (01141 Price, 61. Doors to be opened al Half-put Six, and the !Vent-mance 1 4 al Seven noss.as rare% Ticket, Admissions for the Sewmn, and Pi, vine Unties (wish she a-tram:ore of a orirarisie C 11111113 0 ., he hod Mr Stevenasio, at the lbsw (Mice, %trans! rsisrenee,fi 01111 Ten 1111 Fours and of 31r. Emmen, Libros e, I7u, New Bsraid.alrece. EAST INDIA itEoIsTER. Ttois day is published, price 7, , . GJ. seweol, F. MAST 'INDIA REGISTER tend DIREILI'ORY for 1919, igirreried to ihr 3.1 Miro. eq. 181 A. Containing' the Company's r.stglilishnseitt at Flume and Airrii.ul, with th.! Alterations Hitt have occurred up to the Illty of ['obligation; various [toles and ftegola. fume retpectitic 1h:• eouipau)'s Service; no ♦lplrthetre3l Airtime' of 11w 'ate Act for the Iteurival of the Charier ; the rot"-oltre l'e4mlatioits its to the Con% cyan' e of 1. , 11eir4 Its and from l ud ic ; Lista of I.teetu.eti Shipa , and much oilier useful Informglion. ily A. W. M ASON and O. OW GN, Of the :4 ereiary'o Office, East 111.11., Helms. London : ti..td by Mark, Klnz•littry, Parlmory, and Allen, teadesib3ll street ; (I,apple, ; Archer, rawr atrrrt, 1)Uill1111 Manuel, mid 31.1kr, Ldini)urel. Ina few flays will be pnbllilud, in Bvo. MAZ EPP A.—By s h e Right liunoureble LORD BYRON. John Murray, Albemarle-aired. ATKINS, MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of the GUILDHALL, of the CllY of LONDON, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th Day of June, 11119: litieLVED, Tl,:l'l • this Court have observed, with regret, n Hill hniteght icto the House of Comn ttttt a, to prevent the Eulisinsent, or Engagement, of his Majesty's Subjects to serve io Foreign Service. aril the Riling out, or equipping, in his Majesty's douniNines,Vessels fur warlike purpu 'e s, wi thou t his Majeste's Liceuer.--That the Laws hereby intended to be repealed were parsed when the Crown of these Realms was disputed by Abe Pretender, aided by the great Powers of Eu rope...stint the Common Law of the Land Laving given SM. ple powers to the Crown to preserve the neutral character of the 01/111 try, and no such alterations is the Law having bees. deemed sweet:nary during the long contest between Spain and her Colonies, sorb measures, taken at a time when a large fleet of British Ships ars lying in Spaniels Ports. to convey Troops for the service of their Goverrimirot, Implicit a she. sign to aid ilrat cause which (ioieinor Pirko', under the au thority of his Britannic Mejtsty, declined to be tymunic and oppressive. That the present Imagines they conceive to he uncalled for, a n d dictate.) neither by the principles of justice nor so tt el policy, especially when it is considered bow little fa wow has been &hewn to British Commerce by Spain, when competed with that of her Coloutes..—That it will tend, in the present depressed stale of Commerce, to deprive the Nation of the advantages which may he derived from all extended Tia.le with the vast Continent of South America; while the country will appear in She odious and dishonour able light of (avowing • system of oppression over a ge• liefOUS People, who are nobly struggling in that *acted cause that must be dear to the hearts of every Englishman. That Petitions be prescuted to both Houses of Parlia ment, Goind,il DU the (oral g Resolutions, praying them slut to pal. 4 measure so hostile in Its maitre, and su injo. nuns to the character awl tioniniercial interests of the Bri tish Nat 11111 l especially at a t of such general dist/was anal difficulty, when it is proposed slot only to appropriate a large portion of the Sinking Fund 10 :he service of the current yeas, bait to lay heavy additional Burdens upon the People, already borne down under an accumulation of dis tress, SS I,lllg ft Ulll grievous nod excessive Taxation. WOO DTII OR PE. nN Froth!, the Ilst of Mae, 111. Loiters. titoatted drawing, when (as visual) EXTON was hi lurk AGAIN! The ToLet, No 5,115, la Prise of TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, was all sold to the Public, at No. 0, Cornitill. Tickets and for the New Lottery, to be desalt the 24th ot J 1; F., tootattotig Two Prises of 30,0001. and 1,1 1 00 Goisseas is Cola, are lii on (insults. jia the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch.— micoLLEcT, an the last contract EYTON sold 4,4311, a Prise of TWENTY ritt)c/SAN N US, is Teu Shares, alsu numerous 500/. 21101. &c. sir. 'l'O BE SOLD IIY AUCTION, in MR. EVANS, At his Matt o Na. tst, Pitll.mall, THIS DAY, THURS DAY, June 10, nod Eight fulloniug Day., 411 If ;111.Y distinguiftil , d Bud cr i e b„t p d LIBRARY, rentoved from Whitt Knight*, in Rork% inehiclitor nearly Twenty of the rarest and most relatable Nook. printed by C .IX_Ull. hilillentil* fine Sprc morn!, of the Prem.s of ryttsun, %Ytitk pa de ‘Yurde, Julia:: Notary, dr.; u. uoriralled Odle es inn of Spanish, Italian, and Freueb Poetry; Eateti:T., Nose!, and Rotator.* of Chi. a dry, iucludtuK the wait known perfect copy of the Fiat Edition of B.ceari..; ve.y rarer Übl Englialt l'..elry ; Bade, ♦ magnificeat copy, pilot"! tit..it acll.llo ; a splendid Cullerti..ti of K dam..al Books and Drawing*, with a llortus Siecus, &r. mr.voni TY On Monday night, lune 7, against the Resolution," That it is expedient to impose Three Millions of Taxes on the Country." Abercromby, 110. J. Fitzgerald, Right Portman, E. B Allen, J. H. . Hun. M. Palmer, C. F. A Itheip, Via. Fulkstone ' Vise. Pares, Thomas Aubrey, Sir J. Grant, J. P. Parnell, Sir H. Ruston, T. F. Gordon, R. Peirse, H. Barham, J. F. Graham, S. Phillips, G. Baring, Sir T. Grcilf.ll, Pastor Phillips, G. jun. Barnard, Vi.e. Griffiths, John W. Phillip., C. M. Barnett, James Guise, Sir %V. Ponsonby, Hu. F.C. Bel grave, V is. Glumly, K. (I. Powlett, Hon. W. Bernal, R. Harcourt, John Prittie, Hon. F. A. Bennett, Hon. H. G. Hamilton, Lord A. Pryer, Pryte Kenyon. B. Harvey, D. %V. Itamsholtom, Julio Birth, Jos Heothcote, Sir G. Bickford, Wrn. Brood, lion. T. Dill, Lord A. Ricardo, D. Prowor, Dom. Hollywood, %V. P. Itanistleo, J. C. liroutrcham, H. Howdrth, H. Itancliffe, Lord Burdett, Sir F. Hughes, W. L. Ridley, Sir 111. W. Burrell, Hon. P. D. Hogue, Jon. Rolm's, A. Calvert, N. Hutt loom% Hon. Ruining, %V. T. Calved, C. C. H. R u stell, Lord C. W. Crawley, Sam. Knox, lion. T. Russell, Lord John Cites, J. Lambkin, J. C. Russell, It. G. Caleraft, J. Langton, W. G. Romhold, C. Campbell, Hon.'. Latourlig, John Scarlett, J. Caller, John Latonclie, Rob,. Sefton, Earl of Cavendish, Lord G. Lefever', C. S. Smith, lion. K. Caveiolish, ll.m. 11. Lemon, Sir W. Smith, Wm. aim,. 11, Ang. Longman, G. Smith, Sam. Colborne, N. ft. Lloyd, Sir E. Smythe, J. H. Concsionm, Lucius Lituyd,J. NI. Spencer, lord R. De Crespigny,SirW. Mahon, Hon. S. Stewart, W. Davits, T. 11. Moberly, W. L. Stanley, Lord Denman, Thus. Molierly, John Symonds, T. P. imii.,.., w. Macleod, It. 'I burp, Alderman Douglas. flu. F. S. Matalonaluldames Tiernsy, Ki. No.& Dungannon, Vise. Mackiiikish, Sir J. iVaithman, Aid. Duudos, Hum. L. !dittos, Vic Wulpule, Hun. G. Duorlas, Hun. G. Martin. John Weldor, E. !fistulas, C. Mill% G. Miami, C. C. Eloringtoti, Lord 111ililmay, P St. l. Wilkins, Walter Lwow), Earl of Mooch, Sir C. Williams, Owen Ellice, Edward Moore, Peter Wilson, Sir K. Ficemanile, Wu% Nrwwau, It. W. Wood, Alderman Fazakerly, N. Newport, Sir J. Webster, Sir G. Felluuwes, lion. N. North, Dudley Wynn, C. W. Ferguson, Sir R. C. Oitl, W. Fitzgerald, lA. W. Osborne, Lord F. TIMMER. Fitzroy, Luctl C. Phillimure, Joi. Lamb, Hon. W. MINORITY On Sir M.W. IttnLeat's Amendment, " That it is nut expe dient, in the preAriit tli.tressed Slate of the Country, to impose New. 7'arcs on the People, till every practicable Retreuelmient has !Ain made in the public Eapeuditure." Abercromby, Mi.& Gordon, Robert Phillips, C. Allen, J. H. Gotham, Sandford Phillips, C. 5L Althurp. Vise. Crrnfi 11, Pascoe Price, Robert Anson, Hun. D. Cirißillie, J. W. Rickfurd, W. Aubrey, Sir John Guise, Sir Wm. Ricardo, I). lllandlord, Marg. of Harcourt, J. Itanualeu, J. C. Barham, Jus. F. Harvey, D. W. Rinicliffe, Luid Ilarnettd. Hill, Lard A. Robarts, A. Becher, W. W. Honvirocoil, W. P. Rubarts, W. T. Utlrtace, Lord Hue, Jos. Rumbuld, C. Berual, It. Hutchinson, Hon. Searlrtt, J. Retinal, Hon. H. G. C. 11. Sefton, Earl of Birch, J. Longman, George Smythe, J. 11. Breuitlian, Henry Lloyd, J. M. Speurer, Lard R. Ityug, G. Macleod, Rua. Stewart, Win. Calcraft, J. Mi1t ..,,, Vis. Webster, Sir G. Calvert, C. Harlin, Job's \Valuate, Hun. G. Campbell, Hun. J. Merest, J. W. D. Waillinunt, Ald. Clifton, Vise. Mills. C. ‘Velibe, E. Cameo', J. C. hilin4, Sir C. Western, C. C. DJ* ies, T. H. Hoare, Peter Widths . ..lid, W. H. Woman, Thos. Newpisi I, Sir J. Wilkins. W. Deiii.iiii, W. North, Huillry Wilson, Sir R. Dammam.. Vire. Nelernt, Lord Wood, Aiderivao Ebrioteno, Ilse. Oil, Wm. . . . Ell.cr, E 4 hh,, f or, Lord r. Ridley, Sir M.W. Pazakerly, N. Pitmen, Sir H. NludObald, J. Greut, J. P. I t; A •0" . CIT'Y Ye/4,May the I.oon Maio& hell a Conti of Cooirsow Council, in consequence of a tegnisitiou to coosi , ler of pe titioning Parham( nt against the Foreign Enlistment A Petition from Mr. Malwo', the hlealweigher, tins pre. Rental, nod referred to the Coostbittee Impost the Office of Sword.bcarer. 'the LORD MAs OR. derlatril a vacancy is the offiest of Clerk Comptroller of the Re idge-1 , 0)U.e; by the deceit,. of S t. andel Newman, Eaq. and it was referred to the Comta.ttee of 11 , -Olge-house Entitles to hopt ire into the nature sod ditties of that sate, auJ Su report ttleceon to the Cwirt. THE FOREIGN ENI.III'MENT RILL. Mr. raVC,LL Own provrated to the !matinee of the regai. sithm, :trier walking some ..berisahtms an the boraakiita up of the Court on Iluattay last, AIM cootcludett • rprech wf some leazth by ttttt viva ststuky Iteautetkes a23:11,1 the MN stow pesslise to l'aeliantrott, wtotela, after Fame otheerratimia Crum f.eirreeNtaapots, site hoetaiturtiettp agrerd,t.., A... 1 ihr that'. of Pet;tt..ae to bulb VAS itatmeet t coefortelhiy ILt,eta, beitaz prepared , w.ar a;..tt ..tereed Ihe Iferatittlhovr *are es. •d ha Iseipibrttioe.i (he trek& srr Aoherf A t., , art will he hehleu to mottos for the eh clipn of qrard.lttatire. lAI PE Rlel L PAU LIA;iI ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Wablitt.ruvr, ittllt 9. Lewd GisYDIM look the oaths and his seat. Chi the sinolurs n( the Eat or LAUDERDALR, the further eonsutleratiun (sr as we amid collect from the lutv tune of the Notate Lord's anise) of the Airhe Peerage claim was put HET until the next Seasion of Parliament. The Iri.h Fryer Hoopilals Pill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed tu.morrow. ROMAN CATHOLICS. The Duke of WvtAAtaseToN presented a Petition front the Protestant Inhabitants of a certain parish in the County of Down, denying that a Petition lately pre sented to the House in favour of the Roman Catholic Claims, and purporting to come from the Protestants of I re land, spoke the sentiments of that class of his Majesty's anbjects, and praying that the laws affecting the Rumae Catholics lie not repealed --Laid ui. the table. Lord KENTON presented a Petition from the Clergymen and others of some Deanery in the See of St. David's, against the repeal of Arts requiring the declaration against trail anbstautiatton, and the invocation of Saints. The Earl of LatitiaouaLE objected to the receiving of this Petition, because it appeared that the word " humbly" at the commencement of the Petition, had been interlined in a different hand-writing from the rest elf the Petition, and had been written after the Petition had been signed. According to the forms of the House, this Petition mold not hr received. Lord KENYON admitted that the circumstance was as the Noble Lord had i.tatr•d it, but in the prayer of the Portion the word " humbly" was written in the usual furm. The Wen CHAIIIC6LI.OIII. said , it was time that the House should rouse to twine certain rule upon this point, fur un doubtedly me ley. precision should be observed in the pro ceedings ,if this House than iu the Courts beleiti. In the Court of Chancery, if a Petition were offered, which did not contain Ihr words '• Hrontile Petltioli," it would be rejected, and this House ought to be addressed with u much respect WI the Court of Claineery. I.ord Kstivow How sanaimied Se wistarlener the Petition, on the ground of informality, and at the saint time informed the House 'bat lee had three other Petitions tii the same effect, which, as they were liable to the same objection, be should not picsent. CLERGY ORDINATION. The Pill enabling the Archbishops •nd Bishops to bold Ordinations for the Service of the Chinni's, went through a Committee, in which some amendment. were psupusesl and ntlopi. J. 'T be Report was ordered to Le made to-morrow. BARNTTAPLE BRIBERY. The Earl of C . moved the Order of the Day for the House furmilig staid a Committee fur the pur pose of hearing evidence ■nd Couto-el 1113 the Barnstaple Bribery 8111. Mr. Pemberton appeased n Cona►el fur the Dill; Messrs. Nolan and Harrison against it. The filet Mel/ 5111'. Johii CribMc, a banker, . - in Barnstaple. A question was put to this witness in the coarse of his examination, which was objected tu, as being likely to lead the wltutss to criminate himself. Some f anion most On this in the Nutter, when the Marquis of 'AMMON!. moved, that the further heath% of this case lie deferred to Mouthy next. Tina snutiou was agreed to, mid the House siljouturd. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WinNum, JUNE 0. PAPERS. Mr. Johnson, from the Olfice of the Chief Secretary of !reknit, brought tip au occultist of the incidents fur Ilse Exies last year, which was laid oil the table. POLICE (DUBLIN). Mr. SnAw me notice, that tu.mortow he would move for ea ace tttttt t of the rams paid by the hatel.krepers of duriut the last three years, fur the mainttuauce of the Police ifs Dubhes. DEVO NSH I R ESTATE. The Report of the Duke of Devonshire's Estate Bill was brought up sud agreed Iv, and the Bill read the third time, and passed. SMALL DEBTS RECOVERY. Mr. DICKINSON presented a Petition frum the Inhabitants of Yeovil, preying an alteration in the mode of recovering small debts.—Read, and laid on the table. FOREIGN ENLISTMENT BILL. Sir N. B. FOLKS! presented a Petition Pram certain Ship. owners of Hull, against the Foreign Eulistneul Bill --Read, and laid on the table. Mr. CAMIPIRILL presented a similar Petition from the Ship-owners of Dandee.—Read, and laid on the table. SEAIIAIS'S %%AGEtt. Os the motion of Lord Enigma/um, the Report of the Sesenas'a Wages &recovery licid woo bruucht up cud acrecil to, tad the Bitt ordered to be read the third tutro uo Friday unit. ROMNEY MARSH. Mr. MIINTWOOD presented a Petition &owl the Inhabi tants of Rowney Marsh, praying that she Mayor and Janata of that town, when dully qualified, &wild be allowed to act aa Courstissioners of Land..tax. AGIZICVLTURAL DISTR.P.SS. Mr. BASTARD presented • Petition from certain bud owners to the neighbourhood of darustaple, praying that • Colll4lliller sbouW be •ppuluted to inquire Mho the presort slate of the distresses of the agricultural classes, with • view towards relieving staves of guide of their prima' bur• deus.—Head, and laid on tl.i table. Lord ERRINITTOR sold, be held in his haled • similar Pe tition Rum opwaros of SOO Beast respectable isditrisiusis is the county he repwsrated. It was gigged by some of the principal Laud-miners i• that eotaity. The Mob* Lard then expo . ..aid his own belief that it would out ha found eradicable to remove any existing burden; at • lime wheel sew taxes were in contemplation. 'Mune, he At the 'lone time thought the Petitioeiers, from their nooks* and re- ' Sir S Gursr. present:4l ern, l'elitious fro* Lauri owners in the enuoty of liansrt, prayinc, ends, for protectirg 1/isties on the luipurlatil.44 of Cutin.—stead, tied laid uu the table. APPF:A f.S tlOl , l C — ORI()P.Art Mr. L) r;ruarwr. afire thi inylure of 1.:4 ratastirr, mitred for leare to lutair in a NM It, tato. , Appeals to li.notry Ittearter Setnians i , ant entraritte Toe us, in Hist:rug s vorr:sog the armebrorcrit of Scrjeant anti of 0pi0i.444 rum th.np,ot y ut t, wf - tbe 'imposed Inct;ore *arid: ainiate , git,14111044 everr .4 .40.4. 4 41 WWII tu slat Rini/404 1 ) 0 - t rola MP' ter et 141. I . - .itt;1 4 144.4 14, {ion F. irmi, xpef ttithb. lur • pelt of Ihu Vol. 14e atonal.' not ntipt.ek it—tiat he li.oprJ till lime for I . ..ensiticretiuso at•.1.0l he rirrni nefole the 641 . .4,1441 re.tdisit —The algillau is,. INT put and can I led, And leabai I'AItISH 11, S Rourtsv olrisiortAl serve to io r tfill to atora4l the Pariah Vettry At I of lalt Sergio/I, Mr. S. EuURN 6 llu n said, he had number anbjert tv Solog ander the consideration of the House. Ila ins, odrd iti move for leave to 11111.4 ut akollier Ilill , to fillst'Vd the Isor r which settlements arc obtaill, 1 by ti neineuc . . i/.:Atr the law, es at present administered, f. sertlfe-seiit se• obtained by Irwin:: a tenement of 101 nearly viil.ie, 6.r 40 day*. Unduttbitilly the law of Charles 11. intended slut fi. include any tet.eintlits hut corporeal uoi a, had., sod flUtp.,.., lint the decisions of the Cowl* siutr , !!thl irXlV.ll!ttl the meaning of the term to 411 tenements, corporeal incur postal. One of the object.; of his sneafriwe was .f. 41 :Pltuf , : aka original intention of the Legislature, and the ordinary wicsdilng of the word tenements, so that Nothluir but lands or houses cultist lie included smiler it. It alsu that they must be taken for the space of • year., lle knew there stele persons who would rafee the rabic n. tile tcoe. went from 101 to .201. but he 43,ittlil not agree atilt them, because his object was mit to iiirreitee she difficulty of a man's gaining a settlement in the p.iriels where lie should Inure lived, but to lessen it ; but time ef f ect of such a f lung, would be the opposite. The Iluss Geollerdau then moved fur leave to bring its a Hill to amend the Law of gettlement of the Pour, as far as teg:irds Cie right cf obtaiuing asclllc ment by renting tenertients. Mr. Htifter said, there was no allerafion In the rune Laws he should hail with greater pleasure than that pro posed. _ _ _ Mr fltlPOs said, ie had given way with great pleasure t• the lion. Memher (Mr. S. Monte', though he ecrtriuly bail suggested the taped:cue), of erarlsig 101. and siarstitutilig 201. an alteration which he judged licerssary (rum the chatit , e its the value of money since the time of C 1 ,21 irs ►h. lie had Leeu also desirous of iutrudiscing a, (Amuse to compel the removal of illezitimate children to the Inar kh In which the mother had resided al the c ~,,, MI141111) of the guilty act. Mr. A. V% HIGHT a.ked, whetber the tenements of the 'attic of 10!. ',ratty, were to lw single tines only? Mr. S. Ituatstle said, that was slot his intention, but he should be happy to communicate tin the &object with the Honourable Member. He then argued against Site al:denies meats suggested by Mr. Cripp• after which leillt was gives. ~. ~, mom.•••••• 111.11.. " .........,, , -41.0401M0..... 1.....' ---- ---.., : . 1 .4 1101 1111,444- 1 .. . V. i(irtggrr - itr,-;t ---• ... . ~ •••• _ :4 ,_ K ) • * te. ~-; FZIT , -.), . , 1. .... \.. _ . . or , Intioaitur • , a ... l• . • ; . a „ - I . . . . _ , • , •,, • .. , - ,•• •t-•• 7 ' r • _ - - - - - - - t --•• -at / 1 PHICE SP.VPfI-PRACE. i . , . iteetsbilily, every way worthy of the g it steenti• .. • from the !loom. Aficr gnaw remarks (Voris Mr. Cirawast r tie relator, wa. read ..nd laid on the table. • ' l•AlthilIVI; SOCIETY. • Wir. hv; . DALT inured fur ail ACCII , 96t of the Purists or tervanla at the Fanning Society of Irtlauil, and i - if the salaries and allowance* paid to occasional &vim& at tier palme plate`-bill after a itoggeallito frusta Sit M. l'anotta q %Alike*/ Lis mount: l;Oltli. . . BANISHED CRIMINALq. . The 1.011” AUVOCATT obtained leave to hrilm in a BM , D 'animist Criminals Iwaie h lions Scotland rousts takiug re fuge to England or Ireland. USURY LAWS REPEAL. Lord ALTUOttr, seeing that the neat slap of, the Usury Laws Bepeal But war fitted for Friday neat, hail to mined that his Hun. Friend (Ser.leant could ciessent not 'wing it saw At the intruilnetion of the measure, he had been friendly to it himself; tint in the pendent elate aching., when as alteration in our currency was to eusitemplatino, the cionseopiencea of which upon the rate of icier. at, on the circumstances of the c try, tut one eiiiild fileser, he thought it very ilesirshle the Inc :ore alsouhl postponed. Mr. Serjrant Oislit.oit assented to the ri-qu o ist of MI Hou. Friend, (runt she 7runnds advanced, though hr thought ill the ohjectious to the In wild,. *of the measure would user ruled, and the cause of knit' at length prevail. The Order respecting the Bill was theu read and dis charged. PI MACAW LICENSES. Mr. Rar4Nr.TT, at Ilie request of Air. Esientirt, romtponed the forthrr etiositleration of the Rep,rt of thit Publicans' Liceuaes Regulation Bill, till Monday neat. MR. SEPPI NGS Sir JOiwPit VOTUCE 1641rpse for the purpose of *skint one or two questious of au Hon. Friend (Mr. N. Calvert) whom be saw iit Ina place—i Member of the Committee of Finance. They related to a Gentleman who had, in the OH niots of that Committee, introduced most important lin- Not/meins into the building of ships. l'he Right lion. Gentleman then read a passage to that eiFect front elm third Report of the Committee of Fiwautt, nud was proceeding to describe the fourteen different iniproremeuts of Mr. Sep. pings, but was interrupted after going throne) three of t en s by the SIPIAILIIR, who isfiarnied bias, that the Course he mass psueeeding in was inconsistent a it h the forms of the HOUSE. Sir J. Foams said,tl,st if the Si'asiou w ere togas sear withuat file . St.ppiuge eluictis heini aiteloieJ to, pertiniot Lie name would never he brunt in the ; bUi Le shouLl willingly bow td the authority uf Chair. Mr. N. Categitt said, be had no information to give nu the subject, out bean* the Chairman of the Committee. NEW DUTY ON WOOL. Mr. S. WORTLEY said, he held in his hand $4 Petition front the merchants, manufacturers, unit traders, of Bradfotd 4 In the county of Yo,k. prey ing the House not to consent to the imposition of auy additional tax nn the importation of fine foreign: wool. The Petitioners stated, that the effect td such a measure would he to augment, in a rise pri - portion, the difficulties the manufacturers had to contend against already. and to throw iiiiinhers of people out of employment in their and other &pun ters of the kingdom. The Ilion. Geolleimui ob served, that he laud supported Motility* in the meows* of raising new taxes, conscientiously los hewing it to he thr duty of the House to assist Ow Chancellor of the Exchequer with increased tete nut, for the purposes he tied at.ogned; hut in lay ing on these new taxes, it lirlinved the Nous. , to exercise the greatest circumspection, mid Id tat‘e - - - - rate that. in gitring. the support a hick they thought due to Government, they should tint strike at the ra,,c of nut chief ruinous! resource , . and mean. of revenue. But though the county lie hahi the homier t,) re present had such en interest in the gee/ti n e, h., cowls" 'mute the Chancellor •f the Bactierpire., thst he Mould not for any conenteration utie wish the °pitiless. of the Oriiimiwre, did not think with them. that the p►utwsrog Hew •u the article at the present time was one n(, the worst uud most impolie measures that Could 10. UNIIIIIMINIF