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Feb. 10i Twosome CleastaNtuts Colfigiountivr A LADY, IsibOuring water MPtitssl Affliction, vi..... 1 1.. 4 --ar-olvoree either not seized with the rear, or were snit, which had alierfdy three times fa greater num- Vein be perterused (toe the int time this emir) Ho. Dierawessarer, .Imi. 211, ISIS. ,tll. ran he seemesioulatril with BOARD said 1.0 DGIN(), Mr a ted i t i at . v i ly alterworils set N t 'Jaggy. Theat• Gel", iler that') •it watt CallatrUCtrill to 110111. It ought to sari's celebrated Opera, emitted. N ancy it hereby glees se all Persons de. in •Y. oak Fagot!. nen,. 'roof., who Now diarattered a with lb,. ..or.ileceii b lity elreilMrtillteril to vccure their h e T e membered that at this time Ilse Magistrates IL DON GIOVANNL strait Of Callefrailing Is Repel, HRH, nod mild soil rlicseilles Method of Invitee the &weave in all aullientmty. t h e I utisififien, pledged theiti , elves to w e re tint invested with the ili•cretiotiarY power • INIIIIIIN As kis Nrojesty's Dime Pewee is Cantonments, its Stairs, soil who can Rive the suer sstirtaesory Beer- After which the sew Greed Valle. at 411141011114 Had HalveNis, at the warismneneineed Corsdier eon% as to Cha r acter snit Talent. timer. if admitted to the nor of the Halthr, sir I)..- which hail been since conferred upon them. Many ACIS ET CIALATAIRA. wad flialse.:— ~ Lettere from Priticipals (trust pals!) to X. Y. Nu. 303, fore th e t_l oto itt ee . Th e Noble Lord concludes , of these poor people were afterwards sent in custody i With entirely new Mesic,Scerseri, Dirome s Deassalioss e bt. sonwood. Nettiagbeet, Strand, will be answered. }.' ,by expressing A how.. th a t . ti le s would h i ve A se- to Alma:nester. and ilheharged, after viz months de , - . Signor Garcia le served at this Thom, and will se!, Bet t2XI Oar Tamed Oxford. - , , • Isis line a la this amiseley la Illessieria pepoler /I Reiland, This d a is peMishri, prices. beards, VeL the Feerth. of mod Petition ready for him to ► present to the 1-lotioe tention. without a tritil.—(eries if hear, hear.i— Open, lied II Berbieve di Willie. Berwkt, ' Sallfelk, MADEVILLE ; or. the hist Words of a before Hoe Secret Cot ttttt ittee skull have brought up At the end of March, I believe on the 29th, the •i • On Saterdey mesh 1 new Bras% by same. finakt, es. Wake. Sane% Maniac. A Tele of the Sereakeetb Comity, is llleif Report. greateag alarm was excited its the district by • pub- titled, Is Reiser dm PAWN*. . (linter. Seem, • Englaed. The Muse then adjourned. lie notification from the Magistrates , that they had M As a caution the IPehlic. it is deemed soceemery le Carswell (lociedies Scilly), Mamie% By HIMARLF. • received information, on which they placed the I dale, that say Properly Box Ticket said ea as admission Devoe, Wasleterhiati n 4, Ms sushi no to he lead, —.....--- I 'I 1 exclusively to the Pit se Gallery, is • freed ea tbe Thritre, llotset, Mlle, But who use help their horsy ?” HOUSE OF COMMONS, Moamar, F ran :vat 9. fullest reliance, of tire existence of it dangerous and and will be acted epos ateesdiegly se ofbms es seek practice DMA. (badman Hely ' Tarts, DaTiogN. treacherous conspiracy to overthrow the Govern- t r, is discovered. Island), CIS mg Rath sad Its WIN* s. laden: Printed lion 1111iSeliasit Wilma, pr Royal Iht- General THORNTON istotionsesi until ‘vedaemiztv. I ment, used that proje c ts of open insursection. lib. - .• Atteadaisce is fives, as weal, at the Olin of the Theirr, Foam City of 41 11 1 . 11 4; . chant.; and sold by all Sooitorliera. • tendril pith the timi•t diabolical plaits, such as the from Tea till Peer (Needays excepted), where Beam bed Giericestar (lededies the City of doll aiirin, the 4sh Marcie. Ins runt for a Repeal of the lie- , Tickets say be bad, Nightly or for the Seems, en appil. Clly of OMNI), Town . 0111 ditio. DITYRIIOPRI IVORIES. clatation iii the Acts of the 21;41s moil 30th of • , rssi cation. Manta, Toms' 40141 dill Thi s d a y ono . L eo s o. 13, A ve-Charlet IL lie limed to slate. tilt he ..01,1,1 p h ; re 'l l. ". 4lu . ol fail‘ g i ri : leuP . vdi:e f tA"'ltetl: (hredbilbeene"l"ll.ll:lllldlY Ma- • 'e s * Time are a few vacaaeita la the Nisei,* Sawa Herffunk . 4 ' Tam • emend i gintratKvill. age. Intik on active part in the pro- . . ~,,. ... .. A .......4.* .... , ....iroosirtiolilastatfpril or the I)rebranties. 1111 4 1 PM 'Ur u i the tti • . t • • Th e '. West Rao et Itetihre 1.. Illenhat ; c uttings of gang's's-4re oft hos occosiOn• ' T ,,,,, 41 : e 'a 9 .4. 1 s i e a --, 4 4 14 •1:- H- and FRENCH= LAN- ail a l terat i on whisterer ii, the Oath. Heel% N i p. Petitioner* espiessed tunic full • conviction that the THWArtexitorAL. DRURY-LANS. , Ns a Was , Ireiratif fliery midst,. °MORI esispscrel is *Air Grammadfal Caw (:OPY RIGHT.. Howie would bare with surprise. Ilnit thouh all ,IA IS EVENING. TUESDAY. Feb. 10, .ble_,st Wilkti .le Parts; Part the Flom b r io so wh o . • ' Taws al Trass,su sea 4*, " In/etin .. _ . _ g Sir EORITOW BRYDGES loodimosed lois notice on i ', s ' T H ibeir Majesties' Servants will Farm.. (4th time) a wilia‘• • TAW* wt Newcastle ItadW. deities " the me tor moth aatblitaillages. arrested II ' d charges of the persons wtre t e Hine on By W. OUVEROER. the subject of C op ti instil ii future duty. • North @poi South Wake, highs treason, not a single one of them was ever .Geasel Trogic Play, with Made, in three sets to ►be celled Lawman. t ' The *vault Milties, now. Si. S.l.bound.' THE BRIDE OF A BYDOS. . . And le the emend Celestite SPA NIRO TS HAVER. brought to b oa t .—They had also Il se mos t perfect A Key to the above, Ilse. Is. tweed. i iliddievex. in Nnrill Brunie. I. The ENGLISH Red Ilie FRENCH LANGUAGES (Inendr.l entirely iipsn'the Poems of Lord Byrne.) Misestneth. Dr. Pllit.LlMOttat poem-wed a P e tition frosts iVitt. Lellef Illat tits vsolritue wits ever t. confounded in Hoy Gs.Mrr (riche of Merles). Mr. H. Jrsheimia; Selina (hie Niwrait, Ae lhe a t t ,L. B "" 4 , f ly G B o 7, 4 „, i y " COMPARED I. their GRAMMATICAL coNwritue- Usury (Ltd 1 1 .1 w% a Merchant suit ag..ist for the of rive proceeding. a g the linter classes,except by :: eeppooril See), Mr. Kees ; Mires (Pirate of Die Isles). Mr. moribsulpion. Jersey, sad •Iderery. ' TIONR. le two Paris. Pert the Resod , cool:lining • whip.owesersond ititrelinoto at 0 1 ..11, 1 . 5 m /Id b, p ra yi ng Wird 'pies and pawners sent slow,, for lite purpose. .... .. ___ _ i a L.. .1. L.... —1 ...• A M1.L...0 1 d I .i. it....i... - overlay Wats& 6f Jersey, ..d Aldersey. Aria; Os.. Bey (the Tiosariot Chief), Mr. T. Coffee; Hamel (Ormaa's Page), Mrs. lielithaambers; Bass= (Go octane of the Harem), Mr. Rolled; Martesa, Mr. Bor.. mid ; &wee, Mr. Caveisey ; liesesalle, Mr. Arai; Matey, MAHN sod Aerie (Pirates). Mr. amith, Mr. J. Niel;, toed- Mr. Wool. Bahr** Wee Bride of Abydos), Mrs. Manly.; Zabeitle, Mrs. Bland; chreiss, Ms Cabin; Camesdr, Mrs. • Hashes; Mee Miss Belford. Scare 1.-71 s Pirates Goiter before Dara-break. Ti. trae—urry area lawless broad, And every eveed—a.d every race, With ohm rimy Sad—bath &mod a place" Beide • # Abides. Canto 2, nos 363. Scene 2.—The Asiatic Barb., f the liellespent, opposite to Heres neer. is Before the guardian slaves awake, We. to the cypress grows had Sown AmA madehemems, forth, sod maim:owe owls." Comte 1, lime Mk Rene 3.—The Dhoti Clamber. a OM Mailer eat im Ms Mess— ner as Me Ent of wanes 'are she fell; Stale was Zalieta--" I Canto 1, lines lb and M. Seems 4.—A Corridor of Ike Hanna. a Zs g owe ass apply." (My life, I lave thee)] Lord Byron's Minor Peens. Saar 11.-.41* Rasters Gate of Abydes, 1 holm I/ Osman Beg. a rum of Ms betel 'rtmeetiot boob, That won, mad well ems beep their lame." Bride e AOydes. Centteildineftlo. • Scene e. —.d Quadraegla sf the MIMS. " Ike so. of his aegketed slave— s N.y, mart mot—Noss thrum he gave." Canto 1, flee 361. That the Deliveries are to contioesee emi amid fur the Twesity•liftb Day of March next; that Proposals in Midas, sealed up nod marked node, for Amy Supplies, will be received as this Ogee, ow or Wore WEDNESDAY, the Ibth Day of &balmy (bet time will be received after Twelve shit y); mad, if seat by Pose, the Postage most be paid. Proposals mast be mate separately fee each Comity, !aimed, or McNemar. tar ate Cessna comprising North and South Wales, aN .f which aunt be included in Os. Trader; as alba must the several Comities is Moira Britaio, avid the Preps*, fur the supply of Beef iu the Isles& of Gaerseey, Jersey, and Aldevury, must lathe& the whole of the three bloods; modes& Proposal moot hove the Leiter which is as aimed to the Tender properly filled up by Tom Presses of brows Property eagagbeir to become Woad with the Party Niederieff la tile Asommt mated in the piloted Particulars fur the due Performancea the Contract; sad so Proposal win be otolical salons mods is a whited Tesler, sod the Prices expressed I. Words at itsgth ; and should it so happen that durisg the Continuance of the C.stract se Troops should be supplied alder the Gmeract, the Expense of the Stamps for the Contract sod Bond, paid in the lint imolai/ice by the CestraMor, shall be refunded to Wm. Particulars of tbeContracts may be boil spas Application at three Chambers, betwixt, the Hours of Omen and Ireve; sad at the Hike of Dspply Conusissary-Getieral Young, lidisborgb. fall aod wanes lovealheafion a/ their allreiPace Syntax. By %Y. &termer. The PM 114141w0, price So. tld humid. " Maw virile is love sae wens a la smite Waite fork d'erresses."-41ortbekeity. A Key to the above. price 4s. hare. S. A COMPARISON betimes the IDIOMS, GENIUS. sad PHRASEOLOGY of she FRENCH avid ENGLISH LANGUAGES; illustrated it el Alphithetieal Series of Ex ams**, supported Ay the authority of the meat correct and elegant writers; sad ebewiwg those modes of expressing only which are received among persons of rash anJ I'u hiuvi in both cousurirs. By W. Davergee. time. As. honest,. 4. RECUEIL des PLUS BELLES SCENES sir MO. LIERE, aver les Retreeelsevoess aeoreasires pour rendre la Lecture de en Arlene euevalehle a Is Argoesee des dean Sexes. Par W. Deventer. Igoe. Si. booed. t, 6. RECUEIL des MEILLWRES PIECES di THE ATRE IFEDUCATION de Madame de GENUS. Par W. Dormer. ltrao. es. boood. ship..itvinera . the ...... proying that a part of the sum of 400,0001 to be given to Spans by the bite Tirane., as on ittilemnity for the lassies she sustained by the.citlit ore of several yr,- arts, should be given to the Petitioners for the Insets they had sustained by similar curtsies. The Petitioners stated, that they hail obtained joilg.. silents to set aside the captures of their vessels, but that 114 yet no restoration loot taken 'dare, The Learned Doctor, in pre-entisia this Petition, staled that be knew nothin g of t6r f.icts it I ontaissed, but l►e thought the of the Pctitio►►ern entitled to consideration, and that if their statement were true, they ought to haven 41111 re of the indemnity. The Petition was laid on the table, and ordered to be priuled. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. EVANS. At Ids Howie, No. IS, Pall-Mall. THIS DAY, Tuesday, February 10, and three following Days, L! the-in A HILLIPS. Eq. 4ulLaaisis Gho l l2 E ed trout Turnhout Green : Containing a eery gaud Collection 'Wails. mica, Philological, Historical, and Miscellaneous Books; including Sierliani Thesaurus Germs, 4 soda.; Herudotus - W Thucydides guila P. , , ARMY CONTRACTS c4IIIIIIINBASIAT DEPARTIEIIit. TIM :MT CIIIASOURS, Jim. 30, ISIS. N OTICE b &weep gams to all Per a, deal,.., of ~tattoo, to any tho folitaap /Mita for Um ter the Ant* NR— .WOA • 'I big Ilisiedyliiimitlrevers Carnival; (isceola's( fleilly), in - &sex, et Wentlined; Thacyditita Hubert; Tesiatuentaut Gr. Wet- sterti, 2 vole Pukka Kosteri,3 vols.; Illograybit k lieliatt- Nies. 7 vols.; Biernett's Hiatury alive Refunnation7l volt. • Brittoi at a Antiquitt. vols. lame paper; Thane's Auto! erapha,2 vols. tooracee ; Wartime's Biotin et Pectry,3 volt; Aroma Register, vole. he. he. COALS, 444. to 48L—The NORTHUNIURR. LAND COAL COMPANY bee to inform the Nubi- lity. Gentry, and Public, they are SELLING the very hest COA IS, at 4114. areoada, 44.. delivered lastly part of Town Scene 7 —Zailiehaie Chamber. " Thiv rove, su calms iny lartislwee cares, A sivenuisre hum she HOW hear.— hat! nut receive my foolish angler r Canto 1, lime 237. Cartcnoutesta, Qrarters, aid Barrack% to the un arresnitiesed Counties mid Isle of Man, Middlesex, Monmouth, And the several Comities in North Britain. biked : Berk• (iierleJleg 14 toe. of Humgerferd), free of all expense except the trifle fur shonti . mi and mettle, •ith three sacks ingrain on every Ave chaldrons. Prompt payment. Onkni received by their Agents, Mr. Berry, Poulterer, 54, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-mnare„ and 34, King.street, Portusait-square; Mr. Green, Perfumer, 44, Howland-street, Filsruy-square; Mr. James, Oil tad Italian Warehouse, 49, Everett-street, Brunswick-square; and Mr. Cumming, Fish monger, 51, Hnyn►arkst. Refsrasees to the first Families. lime S.— Tb. Grob beneath loasked by di Heiser*wt. IA IN bo a t ar p r rs — w o. ii nets length— 111. ImuNl are Flagging in She hay, Their sabres glitter through the spray." Canto t, line 439. limed place:— Bath and ils nosily. To his hlajesty's Cavalry in Cantonineats and Quar. Ise% is the nedrratention. _ FORAGE. via 1 Hats. Hay. sad !thew, to Cornwall, his Alsjestes Cavalry in Dorset, Baronets, awl Oats is Can. Essex, tweeseuta and Quarters, in Piiwtharntitna, the naderaseationed Coma- I Aud in the Town a Tangles ties :. and its Tidally. Berks. _ _ _ Scene 9 —The /fame Gardens by Mrsime-tbrit. " Danattleia he smod--lia atase--aeue pct— Ogee kir,. my Ism. Zulielta marled oat, UN wain-- 4 . Despair benumbed bee." Scene 10.-77 t Demise of lbs Chillalm's Asa. " High its hi. hall reclines the toseloasOd chief, While laser the Alma In wild miontrelry— What ails thee, Drown'? Why den thou Awn the aalt, that uttered leate?" Corsair—Centel, lint M. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Couto 2, Use 506. HOUSE OF LORDS, MOPIDAY, FIIIIWART 9. APPEALS. Counsel were finnlii fiesriiin the ease of Ander son end Drumtnond.—Judgunent postponed. Counsel were heard in the rape . of 'Gordon end Majoribunks, and udjourued for it further hearing. IRISH GRAND JURIES. Reese 11 —The Destructive e the Heroes. ---" They seised hies each' WA, An I lire the drone from leinarel 10 perch. the cry of women week, and like a deadly knell, knock'd at that been, anateed try battle's yell." Coreete—Cento I, line eel. The Bill for altering part of the Act of the last Session, relative to Grand Jury Presentments in Ireland, went through a Committee, and .vas or dered to be read the third time to-morrow. NEW COINAGE. Mr. Bradby. from the Mint, iirese...ted an Ac coned of the Gold Coinage issued during the year 1817. distinguishing Sovereigns and Ilalf.sove reigns. Also an Account of the Silver Coinage is stied during the same year, distinguishing the Crowns, Half-crowns, Shillings, and Sixpence►; as ordered by the House on the motion of the Earl of Lauderdale.—Laid ou the table. After which. she \Comical Entertainment of HIT Olt MISS. The new Grand Tragic Play of The Bride of Abides, will be artril every nicht of Performance till further no tice. On Thursday, with The Falls of Clyde: Ellen (find 3lirs giusthson. Or Saturday, with Harlariiia Victom. Dur notice will be given of the next performance of The 'ffirret Clock. TII E.I Tit E. EA L, COY RN TM .1K II Is! N. T IIIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Feb. 10, will he aelinl, Hie &finical Play of (WY AIANNEIIING; OR, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. Cohniel Mansorniqr, Mr. Abbott ; !lenity Bertram, Mr. Rishom in alio character be will introduce, in Act 11. as SII;lioly. and "The Night ran spreading o'er tee"— and its Act 111. Breves Address to his Ars7, " &Via 'On hoe •i Wallace bled.”—Onvoinie Saispeow, Mr. 1,-ton; Dmolor Disown, Me. Emery; Dirk Haberairk, Ti4te4 Gilbert Giumein. Mr. Blanehant Lary Der- Ms•ts Stertheus; Meg Sierriliea, Mra. Egerkia. Aker which, for the 4th time a new Mele- Drams , 'Mb new !write,. and DeCaratiaas, called TUE ii.i.usTitious TRAVELLER; OR, TIIE FORGES OF KANZEL. The (hethne and Music of the Atli.a comaposell by Mr Bishop. Count Waldemar, Mr..llihnii; Count Berudorf (a Anne Nobleman). Mr. Mai-ready ; Bow* (Master of the Forger), Mr. ; Grin (his Nephew), Mr. Lido,; Illtraisb, Mr. Comer Catharine (Wit.. of Bremen), Mrs. Davao/ion ; et frnla !Dasighiee nt Straub), Mims Shan; GJelpka (Wife of Crolot Itersolorif ), Mrs. Faueit. Th.' to w Tow, ily of Fazio will be perforated as Thursday • 3l lay. fin Saiiinlay, Gay leanneriris; or, The Gipsy's Prophecy. I.l w ucw MehrDrainn, The 'Hillstrom Traveller, 0r..1 lie Forst* of Kassel, will be perforated twice a week (no the elleistale nights of the Pantomime) till further notice. The life Grand Pantomime, railed Harlequin Gelber!, • Flying !eland, will be repeated out Thursday suit Monday, and twice ■ week till farther notice. A lIVNI .2.110 if °peg a called Zaino, or. The Tree of Heal t h , will be prud•ted, fur ;be Ira lime, on Tuesday meat. - That the Deliveries are to coineseace on and fur the 25th day of Marcie next ; and to continue fur use Month only ; that Proposals in Wining, staled up and marked Tender for Army Nuppiiee, will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday. the 24th day of February (but sume will be received after Twelve °Thick on dent day) ; and, if sent by Post. lbe Postage must be paid. • propoials must be made separately for each County and folindoesteept fur the Counties comprising North Britain, all of which must he included in one Tender, and each Pro posal must have the Latter which is annexed to the Tender properly Idled up, ►y Two PfTSUISS of known Property es 'seise to become Spood with the Party tenderise in the Arsonist staled in the printed Particulars for the dne Per formance of the Cootract; and no Proposal will be minced sakes mode use a printed Tender, and the Prices expo seed in Words at length ; sad should it so happen that dining the Conthniance of the Contract no Troops should b' sap. plied under she Contract. the Expenseof the Stamps fur the Contract and Bond, paid is she drat is by the Cue tractor,sliall be refoncled t bits. Particulars of the Coalmeta may be had epos application at these Chinches% between the Doors of Eleven and rive, and at die Office of Deputy Commissary General Yuisug, Edinburgh. P. S —flessiples of the Bread and Deal may be veto at Home CbaMbers, betweea the Hours of Twelve and Two. NE PLUS ULTRA LOTTERY. PIDDING and CO. pledge ilientrelre* to prove to say one who will do them the favour to call at their °Rion, No. 1, Owabill. and 200. Holborn, that those who row make as Ailvrainre with a Ticket or Share, will really have a greater probability of !pitting a CAPITAL Prier than ever occurred before, indepeinlent of the EXTRA Prizes of TWELVE PIPE.I of Port Wine; little are 100 Capitals, all wrrlirg Money, inclniliug Tfilt EV..." Prizes 0f.... L. 30,000 ! !! sod the Public mord fail to remark, judging (non the past, that tho priaripal Prima in the AN Lottery drowns in the year, are almost certain to he sold at PI DUI NG's Orem, as witless the last Prize of 20,000 Grim', Two Prizes of 20,001 H. ate. kr. ice. RICHAIII)SON, GOODIAJCK, atul CO. having nahneitterl the Mimeo( the present Lottery in fall, beg now to remind doer Friends of the principal Paiute, and the very near approach of the Desiring—and likewise to state the peculiar Adventures attending all Purchases made Wore 4th March, on which day. All the TIMER Prises of Manor. may he drawn. On that .lay the lirstAravin Prise sill Is.ive 5,0001. more. AnJ thc•kest Mark will receive She proportion of Twelve Piper of Ohl Port. There are nn Stork Prarev..—Nn Clasen. Nearly 5,000 Tickets will be drums Ith of March. The repeated cud well-known good FIWI IM attending the Friends sod Customers of RICIIAR MON, G00D1.1./C K, and Co. readers it only neceorary to state, that the busioein is (nodose'sd on the some hooonrable soil liberal Inincipivs vadat hove dirtitigniabed for mere than Forty Years their favourite Oilers in Bank Boddie's, CorobiU; mid facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Chariog-Crow. GOVERNMENT SPIES. Lord 1101.1.M1D rose, and apologised Ito the Rouse for sioticisig the substance of a Petition which had been deltvared to him, but which, un fortuitately, he was not then enabled to present. The Petition was signed bv twenty-six individual* of Manchester, and was of the greatest public import ance, demanding the most earnest attention from Parliament ; mid he trusted that the Petitioners would he enabled to have the loss, which lie la mented, repaired in sufficient time, that the facts contained in the Petition might be laid before the Committee lately appointed by the [louse to inves tigate the state of the country. The Petite ra were men of the highest respectability ; indeed, lie knew none more deserving of respect than one of them, Mr. Ta ylor, of Misochester, and he should be wanting in his duty towards them, were he not thus publicly to avow his own negligence, and to state as well as he could the substance of their petition. It con tinned strong allegation* of facts wholly contradic tory to the 'tenements of the last Reports of the Secret Committees. It affirmed, nn the authority of these twenty-six peranns, who had undertaken to isisestigate the nature and extent of the alleged dis turbances, that there had been little or no disturb ances in those districts which had been *aid to be most agitated, and that whatever had broken out, were almost altogether organised and impelled by persons who were pubsequently found to have been the hired agents, the spies and informers of Go vernment, and who, whenever any arrests took 11COTCII LUNATIC ASYLUM. Mr. BoswEt.t. presented a Petition from the Gentlemen, Freeholders, and others or the comity of Ayr, egaiust the Scuteit Lunatic Asylum Bill.— ; The Hon. Gentleman said, that though many of the imperfections complained of in the Bill or last Session had been removed by the Noble Lord who introduced it (Lord Binning). yet that others re mained of which the Petitioners complained. This Petition was laid on the table. ABOLITION OF THE UNE OF CLIMBING BOYS. • Mr. Balsams snored for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the further else of Climbing Boys in sweeping chianti's. He did not think it was necessary to roster into details on the miters and necessity of this Bill, as the whole question hint been so well put in the evidence given before the Committee of lust Session. The Bill for which lie moved would be the same measure as that suggested by the Committer, with one or two exceptions. The result of his inquiries since last year slieaed the imperative necessity of the it 00000 rdiate introduction of this Bill. In :natty turd* of the country, pub lic Meetings had heen held on this subject, and Resolutions and Petitions hail been agreed. to for the disuse of Climbing Boys ; the practice was, however, still persevered in. and the• House would regret to hear, that within the last year, Mile pendent of lesser accidents, live buys were killed in the act of sweeping cl o i 000 nies, four in England, and one in Scotland, ler circumstances of great and brutal cruelty.—/ /fear, hear, Ator.)— Thus it would he seen that the owners of these poor boys exerciiwil, in many instances, the utost terrible discipline over them. A practice prevailed iu London and the vicinity of narrowing the dimen sions of chimney fines, for the purpose of saving expense and fuel ; great number of cases the diameter of the flue was not mere than seven or eight inches—it was necessary, therefore, to get boys of very tender yours to ascend these narrow passages. The Art, as it at present stood, limited the use of boys under the age of eight years, bet master sweepers were in the habit of taking boys under that age, at the will of their parent,. In many parts of the country it was the practice to take females of fender years for this business, as better qualified to ascend small fioev. The pur port of his Bill was to prevent, in future, the use of Climbing Boys under fourteen years of age—it sass not meant to austral existing apprenticeships. The Hon. Gentleman obtained leave to bring iu his Bill. Mr. Joni( SMITH (of Cambritle) presented a Petition from the lialiabitrists or Lancaster. against the use of Climbing Boys. This Petition was laid on the table. C I RCU MSTA NTI AI. DETAIL. OF THE PROCEED INGS OF KM ES IN AND NEAR A NCH ESTER LAST MARCH. Mr. PHlLLtirs—" Sir. I have to ',resent a Peti tion from the inhabitants of Abanchester, contain ing some most Uninominal atonements on the subject of the alleged distutbances in that neighbourhood. in March last, of which so much loas been ulreadt• said. The inhabitants now Hectare that at the alluded to. there was no appearance whatever of insurrection among the loner closers; but that, on the coutrary, they oustaininl the heavy privations which fell upon theirs with the most nnparalleleal fortitude. They further state that the proceedings sit public meetings there contested, have been grossly bwisrepresesitril, awl particularly the meet ing in March. familiarly called, • The Musketeer.' Mertiug.' They sly that nothing could equal she good order which prevailed at that meeting, and thoughout the whole of its proceedim:s. err" w hen a troop of dragoons, led on by Magisoraors, drove in among the people, and forced them to trek safety by eight. On this occasion the Petitioners believe that the troops dashed in on the meeting without even the Riot Art being read. though they doubt the application of the Riot Act to the thins state of the meeting. Three or 400 door persons -• Pp, - ...- purpose. —( Heat,)--111 the rally past of lasi yrar„ the Pe. titiotwrs slated that domiciliary visits were common *sinelig the !osier chooses by thew spies and infotmets its the sleights/swim-el of Nlasichrster, and that ton these occasions the most 'Sofia iiiii 'awry means were ti‘ed to provoke the people to acts of violence.— The I 'et.i t.tioters complain of spies mod informers. soil urge the slaiegetoies colowyomets of hiring rush eh starters. 'I hey hullo-r entreat, that the I 'Mire will *ovine into the farts set forth in tho it Petition, mat that it trill institute silt ti (wiry into tile acts of the iw.ople committed for high treason—not, only judo !hope or the lower elas•es, but also of ti.e Nlagi.tracy mud Psolire Oflicers.—( /lase, lieur.)— , %%Awn 1 state these matters, Sir, as set forth in the Petition, 1 mule told that oat liavit,g examined the parties theinselvt so. it is impossible that I cuts pledge myself to the troth of the facts disclosed. I know, however, some of the tissues shard to the Petition. lam prism:ally acquaintsd stilt our of them, and lieut.. , Inies to be a mitts of industry, of great and great respectability, dud lie toforms me that he has taken the greatest pains to ascertain the troth of the facts stated to have taken place in Isis sicioity, and lie believes them to be truly described by the Prtitiosiers. In alluding Sir, to the modest, of the Mug . ..stout s I tlo not mean tozreect owllfat body of Gentlemen. if the) , hate deluded others into a belief of insurrec tionary proceedings, I am sure that they have been deluded themselves. But I regret the spiiit which prevailed among some of the Magistracy. I know that eertaisi individuals were Treasurers of Oiange Ludgez, were zealous members of those Orange Lodges which can have no good tendency ON the idling of society— they can only excite religious an'- mosity. stal personal hatred and ill-will. IVhen I see Magistrates so doing, S:r, I um not surprised at the measures some of them are afterwards charosed with subtitling, or the acts that arose out of these arratsgeinent ( Hear, hear.)— Reverting to the meetings of the lower classes, it is right to state, that on the loth March a meeting took place of the blatiketeers (as they were called), and a Pe. tition fur Parliatnentary Reform was agreed upon. To frame this Petition it wits found necessary to have recourse to prisons of a higher condition its life, amid some such were applied to, but they re flised to unite with the others. The lower classes were, on this refusal, compelled to call attother meeting themselves, and there it Was that the bliniketeering expedition was resolved upon. Now I condemn this isroceetliog as much as any man can; it was a lannall and a loust silly expedition, but the object of it was most grossly itsisrepse sented by spivs and informers, fur the poor people themselves had nothing in view butt what was open mud peacesble. Particular persons at the meeting tried to dissuade the people litho going on this ex pedition, and 11w very arguments used by tissue disidtuals were afterwards tortured, by spire. into tretwentablesioritements to the meeting to undertake this foolish journey. For instance, one person. io addressing the people to dissuade them front the expedition, rand, • If you determine on taking this course, you must make up your miods at once en one of two things—either to cut yetis!' way, swoni in lian.l, to London, far you will nut be allowed to proceed quietly, or to submit to he brought back dud put into the New Bailey pros son, at Manchesl6r.' Now the expressiou to cut their stay. sword in hand. was cart fully preserved by the intermer, Without any other part of the ett letice.—lHear./—A ',other person who addressed the meeting. II:141. t You must know. that however rirtuons your own object and intention" are at set ting Out, tt is quite impossiole fur you to gt t to London without tieing joined by liersorm of bait character, and very different intention+, for whose acts you will he held responsible.' Nov the only part of this rational and fair address which was preserved, was'iliat which intimated to +he people the likelihood of their being joined by other ( l a ,. spirators on the way. The rtionexion of the num ber who went on she expedition, with the Poi. tioners who Met - its the first butane* to pr. pare a Petition, may be estimated from this fa:•!— that the leaden' or prOMinent persons at the twt Pi; preceding nieetitip might amount to about 17. only two or three of whom took oil , part in the Blanketeers' expedition. The military followed • theft poor Moyle, and two or three Winfred of *pa were taken end thrown into prison. Sonic of these poor people, when brought before tits Magistrates. anti raked what was their object iu undertaking this journey, slowly replied, , s to throw 011irbtiVCS on our {curer before the Prince Regent, to state our eulferings, and hope be would give us solos relief." That this was their immediate and only object, I hare no doubts and that a Reform io Par.