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• • I ,~' , .. a . : •--' At . k . . • *7 , •- 0, Utie,..«wri scf, , .. ~.,„ ~„,,4 . ,, ‘,..{. tufa loot i.s.r xavta eel 1,40..4, • •., : ... . . . 4. , r .... ... w ....... ~.., , .....,,,., ar, , ~,. , riz Wig «AI!. 0. , ~ 0 4-, •t.. - ......... .•....„, n 4 a . : ,;,. i . ) . ~i. .. N - ,11., 1 ...if 1 010:e** •J: Ti! , t.. r r - b ...... . 7 1 . 1 -... ..,? iiil 'tfsb • ~„ r, --1 RI r •• , .., ..,..:„. :..„, .„.....„ ~,,,, ....d. .:. -a 40 ailifiati - rit , se. •4 Übc. . _. . , . . F t, ',LAI .; ~...L..O,F$ -.,/ - -.4 , , . , . _ E FRLDAY, )4AIICH 22, 180 p. Jc THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, March 23, Their Majesties' Servan HAMts will aa th LETe T . ra g edy of H a mlet, by the YOUNG ROSCWS (being his 4th appear mge us that c handler); Claudius, King of Deninaik, Mt. . N . w al, Queen, Mrs. Powell; Ophelia, Met 11. Johnston. To which will be added the Elect- of WHO'S THE DUPE? v o lley, Mr. Suet; Grarlus, Mr. Bannister. Elizabeth, Mts. Harlowe ; Charlotte, Miss Ott Monday, Romeo and Juliet, Rome. by the Young • Rosicitse--With The ( Juitrdßntuus , and TheVirrir rnaskl. THEATRE.. ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN. rr'O-MORROW EVENING, March 23, will be 1 pedalled (led dine) a New Play, in five atts, called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM ; OR, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND. With New Scenery, Dtess I, and De c orati , ,ns. TheCharaeters by Mr. Hargrave, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. mupden, Mr. Lewis, Pc. Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Litchfield, de The Epilogue to be spoken by Mrs. Litchfield. Ts which w ill bo added OUT ( 13th Wile PLACE), a New Musical Farce, called OF ; .4.H;„ Pig LAKE Ot. LAUSANNE. ,n r , w o k, Scenes, Dresses apd Decorit'ionv, are eatlrele new . Tbegssitill44btleir. Hill, Mr. Etaham, Signora SCHOOL FOR TI IF INDIGENT BLIND, ST. GEORGIE! FIELDS, SURREY. The Hun. and Right Rer. the Lord stsiliop of Durham, Piet Tick PRILSID•NTS. The Mat Noble the Moquis of Bite. The Hun. and Right Rev. the Lord bishop of Winchester. Sir blowy St. Jnbn Mild , ney, Ran. M. P Sir C Price, Lat., M. P. and Alderniati. The Right Hon. Lord Grenville. The Right Hon Lord Ilawkrshury, Admiral Sir John Colpoys, K. R. Thome& Boddmg FAN. .• B.Alkt.lqUet, Ju n Eq. Treasurer. THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON will he preAChed on SUNDAY NEXT, the 94th of MARCH, at RERKELEY CHAPEL, JOHN STREET, BERKELEY SQUARE, be the Rev. SYDNEY SMITH, A. M late Vel low of New College, Oxford. Service to begin at Half-past Eleven o'Clodt. JOHN GRINDLAY, Sec. Six t upila, capable of earning from TeulLlFifteen each, per Week, have lately been returned to their Friends,and S:x Males hive been selected by the Corumitree out of a list of Twenty-three Catiliriates, to supply their Places in the School. P r i !a rn u::::u h tla 15 :0, "° 0U0 6411°°1; Those who may be disposed to promote this Benevolent bi 'Cotton, arc requened Ul.psy their Subtcripti Poi to S. 1104an etu&, Jua. Vag. Tira,urer, No. 11, Lombard...oy'; to the .J Rev. 3. Grindley, LI.D. the Be ratan, Pratt-sheet, Lambeth; Mr R. Creswell, Collector, No. 7, Craven.street, Strand; Mr. Rielsaril Stiff, Collector, No. 100, Borough, Soatliwaik ;. Messrs. Senuet and White, Lloyd , . Coffee-house; or to one of the following Rack-re Mews. Bo,asytiet and Co. Lunt bard-street; Mal". Browse and Co ditto ; Mestrs. Coons and On Strand ; Messrs. llssern and Co. Bartholoinew•lane; Messes. oneer and Co. Moloion.nouso-street ; Meson. Fuller and Cu. Lombard•streett Mews. /loam', Fleetstieet ; Mean. Ran som and Co Pall Mal ; Meson. SiLes and Co ‘lanstutoliouss Street; and Messrs. Pete and Cu. Lombattl.street. ORATORIOS,DURING LE AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES, NT. THEATtE-ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Msrch 22, will be performed • A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC, • Chiefly from the most favourite Works of HANDEL. Pao 1.--11werture--Arisdne. Recta Mr Denman, ". My cup it it:11."— . 411 , , 6. Shall I in Marrres."--Chorus, " For as these in,reics."—lnshua. Song, Miss Mundas, " 0 mag nify the Lord.".-.knthestis. Chorus, " Then round about." Samsun. Song, Mr-. Blared, " Fatter of Heaven."--Judas • Mar. Streit. Mr. Brabant, " Justly these evils."—Arr, ri Why doss the."--;sCliorus, 6 ' No more to Ammon's God." Jcphtha. Selig, Mn Arks, 6 ' Consider fond shepherd " Acts did Gal. (accompanied on the Oboe by Mr. Lings—ln • %eduction and Double Chorus 66 From the tenser."--. Solomon. Part Concert* (Opera Quarto)—Avison. (Violin° olobsato, Mr. G. Attiley',—. kir, Mr. Miller, The Lord • akstts wnoders."—Judai M. Chorus, 66 Gird on thy s •rd."—Nisl ;tern. Mrs Ashe, " Ye sacred priests: 6 — A. • * Farewell, yelialoid swings "s—Jephtha. Air, Mr Br..ran, " qi.ostfe sits."-ssAttialia...(accompanied on the Viul,...celin by Mr. ~metes Ashley e l —Chorus, " Fm.o her. mon, "-.Dryde.i's Ode. lu,. Mlle • Monday, " Let the tu ht raphim."—Salnson (Trend* obligata, Mr. Ifyde.) Chsrui;* Let their ce/eirtLl vescerts." in 113:1110,-..Veriai, Mr Ar4hillii • " G - .., what du I see."—bony, Mr Miller," flamer :ad arvds " Mrs. Bland, " How cheerful alorig, - -...Dr. • A• n r i C' r. ;.; " 0 Grid, who in ihy heal my hand.*— ) ih tlr, Mrs. Ashe, " What tho' I trace "—Solomon • Mr lt•aliant flay Desire?—The Death el Abercromb,e • •' Fad in hal eeetLati.it: seat. Seaisou. Led of Part 11..liaces Coriceit,ine far Violin, Oboe, Tenor, tad Itiolow..clice,,by 'Merin. G. Utley, Lilig, Watts, and Charlet Ashley. Principal Vocal Peribrafers.—Mrs. Ashe and Mrs, Wand; Maws Liwortand Mt Monday; Mr. Brahma, Mr Jiaartiao, Mr. Page, Ma. G. Purim, aid Mr. Milker, from /rival). Am* * . afultafturn:.ttegolls Mr.,_ _h • T,e rernannler of the Itiqd • and tae Choruses, which ire hu wrote and roaplete, !iv the most apiworred P.rformem. Deo r , to be spent" at Sr.i d'Cluck,i arm begin prIICLIMr i at Seven. • Roses, St. bd.—Gallery, ft.—Upper Galles Is. Places for the trees to her Orel of Mr. Brandon, at the Sox Pike, in Hart ore-t Half price at the end of the Second Act. Such of the Nosilitv sod °mow a. are desirous of Pi•isate Sexes, are requested to agility to Mr..Seatulon, Hart-stmt. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL. APASSAGE BOAT soil eet off from the BASOI, at PADDINGTON, TO-MORROW lawn roe, precisely at Eight o'Clock, ma STONY STR AT FORD, BUCKS, where it will arrive est Sirliday evening; stoiiiitag at Berkharustead on Satarrlay evennig Tut Irate fir each Passenger will b., s. cl. F,w five miles, or under 1 0 For eters further distance, not execs...fol five miler And, log the whole ~assage 7 Q Tea, Coffee, and other suitable reffethmenrs, may' he had on Wield. No. 36, CORNDILL. TICKETS and SHARES are ;low selling by HORNSAY and CO. Three rouna•, Ten Shillings per Ticket cheeps- than ar the commsneenient of the Draw ing of the last Lottery. The present grand Scheme is highly appror.id of, and meets With univer,al aripport—as iush, Hornslre and Co. deem it their duly to make the same known at sown as peasble. to prevent their Fri-aids paying so • 1 . .0 their Delay It ia tru. - , ti. whale of the'fickets wete dispo s ed of ii, the last Lotter } , unit it may be fairly pre strui-d they will be in the present, whicir to-gins Drawing the 18th of Mar. •.• Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executers on the same Ti-rnis a, d pressnt. Pr,ze; peat on Demand, whether a 201. or a 30,0001. 4, (X/RNHILL. and 9, CIIARING-CROSS. T''',.Contraftor for the present Lottery, • returns his of art grateful thanks to the faohiiity, tientrm and Public in een.ial, for their:iberal patronage in the late and lotterie.„ mod fla.ters lii:nser`f the uneoininun nieces; that has attended Piirchaaers at los Offices of late yearn, added to the .runetuanty °elected io the Payment of all Pricey will insure Wins a continuance of their favours in the prevent GRAN() SPRING LOTTERY, the Scheme of which atal.da nutter:ally confessed the richest in Capital Pr.sea ever known; there tieing 2 Priers Of L. 91,000 3 Prises of I. 3,090 so,noo 5 .. • 90,100 3 ......... 1.200 ,fip Src . erc,dte Persons:, ihe c r otitit:Y may be supplied with rbeitn and S, ireildtalg (Pi;.t paid) altult . PlOtes.s . •ih..te 1 - Putt rnfuqe -• • • . Tee Lottcry balms 13th Malt, 100). • &rRiNG Lorrtity, fire.r43 DRAWING 13th MAY, 1805. • I'MHERE never has been a Lottery of oulf 30,000 .a Tickets that ever pow ,ned war the Number of Cetetil its with which this Scheme abounds. lit insert:thou it will be ieutel to contatia-nearly as many Capital Prize. as have hken µAttalla Lotteries of 60,0 t. Tickets, and uo Prize tinder ICI. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Valac of spch. Total Value. 2 L. 50,060 40,000 10,thi0 5,040 2,000 ...... 0,400 1,000 54)0 ion 5,000 L YO ...... • • 14 30 100 6,000 ' NS. The opening of the Great Toone' at Ellsworth, near Stony Stratford, for the Ns...ate of th. Enteral traffic of the kin,,Ancn, by boats and barges, will take place on Monday woolii.g, the 25th 'natant 30,0u0 Tieketr L. 300.000 Capital. Determinable: • Fern drawn, 10 Day L 10,00 u End-dr:two, Gth Day L.20,n00 Damn 241 . Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th D..y .. 2,030 Dina Jti Day .. 1,000 Dam Bth Day 60,006 Ditto ttli Day .. 5,000 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,000 Ditto Std Day .. 1.0110 Ditto 10th Day .. 1,000 TICKS l'S and:MA(ILS are.selline as awry Office. PRESENT PRICE - Ticket. le . ..el o Halt 1.4 10 0 I t . 6 Quarter 416 0 . j — Sisteeetb..;... 1 4 6 •„ • The Publie, ells kre demrotn of having particular Num bers, are reeticate4 in be early in their applioet At to ow+t of the Lorrty 01Seee,triso.m111 take awe and esooote the Neigbire wanted 3stbe ; et Neetieutt. u i • TO BE PEREMPTONI,Y RE-SOLI), pue- I - soant o an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made I In aCause, Sweet evilest Dingle,lsmaire Francis Paul Stratfrod • 0 Esq. uae et the Masters a the said Coust, at the ['Tali.. . Room of CI- said Court, in S Itanspron Bandana:, Chan ce-s•liii •don, nn FRIDAY, the 29th rtav cif MARIA, in hot, It 'Urn artrerk in tho Afteedcwirl, In ona Loll. A ?RCMOtt) 13TATE, corralling at .art extensive and well , ••• We te4.l)w.'lljrt Howe and Premises idiot,: in the i6gh- Ntfort, Et eget, laxis I,se Lharupahinti o! Mt. Leadier- Breeches. MaGr, deceased. Psrticularnipav be had it the said Ma,teo'. Chemb.-n, 8111,411‘1 ; OPMf..nniik 1....0 , rs Sir-et, Badatakitom. Lorton ; and of MI. Attrailey at Law, MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS •11 -I WO MEETINGS having recently taken place; 1. the first, of the Proprietors and Publishers of Reviews, Magazines, and other Periodical Publications; the other, of the Boolnetters of London and Westiuinver ; the Resolutions adopted at those Mcetnigs are respectfully submitted to the Chanter Coffee-Meuse, 18th March, 180 S. At a numerous Meeting of the Proprietors and Publisher' of Reviews, Magazines, end other periodical Publications ; It being stated that the whole of the usual Works cannot be got ready for Publication by the First of next Month, on ac- • coent of the Journeymen Pressmen refuinig to Work at the regular Prices...- Resolved unanimously—To postpone the Publication of every Work as above described, intended for next Mouth, till the Master Printers can cnnveniently complete all the usual Periodical Undertakings: and that no advantage shall be taken by publishing any Works that may happen in be finished, until a day of publication, to be determined at a future meet ing. .1. NICHOLS, Chairman. Stationers' Hell, 20th March, 1805. Ate very numerous Meeting of the Booksellers of Londus and Wedmi titer, In consequence of the Resolution of the Proprietors and Publishers of Reviews, Martainei, tine. and as the Parties now present are more strongly than ever impressed with the pro• prime of supporting the Master Printers iu their rasistanee to the unreasonable demands of the Pressmen ; Resolved unanimously —.That, in due attention to the gene ral Interests of the Proprietors above mentioned, we whose Names are hereuuto subscribed, will defer WO circulation of aI Periodical Publications whatsoever, in conformity web the above Resolution ; trusting that the Readers and Patroos of those Works will liberally and cheerfully submit to • delay, which has fur its objeft the prevention of a very considerable increase iu the Price of Books. Rev. Teed—Tint this Ri.solution (signed by the Chairman) b- advertii•d, with that of the Proprietors and Publishers of the Periodical Publications, in the London Newspapers. W. DAMS, Chairman_ ' THE Revenant! WIL4.IAM BAKCLAY'S ANTIIINLIOUS DEMBSTRBENT PILLS—The Pub lic 0 1 requested to observe, that as the greet benefit to he de rived fru= the above Pil eat Medicine depends on the Pills being Oratrio., His Misie..ty's Hon. Commissioners of the %amp Duties have been pleased to waist in the Rev. Wm. )Botchy, the sole hwentnv antfratenver at the Antibilious Bedieltruent PO N, the name of." The Rev. William Barclay, Stafford -street, 014 Bond-street," to be engra.vd on a b!sick stamp, whist' stamp is ablaeri toesch box, all others are coon tetrad; and arty person vending the same will be prose:uted with the wisnost eevority of the law. They have been used with success by clone thetionula ; mono whom he has the honour to rank the following distinguished personages, viz.— Iln fu.aec tile Archilishop of Canterbury--The Lord Bishop of P..th and Julio Honywood, Ban. M P frit Ho r Stephen . Lui.hington, Wirt. M P for Penrvet—T. Anhui. rmi. M.P. Litchhelif—James An,estt, Esq. M P. for nnotbaniptonrCevil FUMAIST Esq. 114 P. for Warilue—Ni- Calvert,E.sq. M.P. for aertford—Edmulitlßoehm, Esq 14 ""trseti Spring gardens..-Tho.nas I la , iiiiiersky, Esq Pall- W. Dicker, Fsy. Privaio Ser rilars to the Archbishop ef Canterbury —the Rev, Mt. Librarian to the Arch bishop. The Meslicioes ate sold at Mr. E Kerby's, Stafford- Meet, Old Bond street—Mr. Stratton, Perfumer, Leicester- Square—Mt. Forbes, Chemist, Poultry (late Salter and Co.) ...Messrs. Bacon and Co. Oxfoid.street...Mr. Bolton, Royal Esthenge-..hir Michell, Medical Repository, Long•acre— Mr. Edwards, No. j 24, Holborn—end Mr. Butter, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pweenuster. row. Where may alar• be had, ihe following truly valuable Medicines, 'shine happy effects in their Nyasa) eases have procured the mon distinguished pa h "l'alfs :.—The Rev. Wm Barclay's Specific for the sure and speedy relief of the Gout; his Solvent for the Caw of Stone; he Volatile Nervous Cordial Drops; and hit Volatile fitly budirocation for the: cute of the Gout, Rheumatism, Nc all *lnch Modsculea, to be genuine* must have the abuseinees. lwwel intsp. ..• . • -.I : • • . tr ti{ . . ... '.. =--)1•40. ts'• -.• $i - . • ••t.1. , . ie. • •.:,. ~ ... li • tr 10.50: " 4 '. ~. ,41..?... • ..,.._..5.10....,_..:,„..! ~..5.:.,.„.....,1.....• ~... .....,..,........,44•.,,. :.• .... • ..%,...,.....,,.::....,,..,... VICIVALLING-OFFICE, MARC'S 16, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for r ifivaiiing Nit Altiiesty's Navy 41, hereby xiec Notice, that on FRIDAY, the 224 Instant, they wiSI be ready to ?Nene Tenders in W• ding (tented up), and treat Int. Two Hundred Thauland Gattoue of Writ India Huns, or ,s, Forevgn brandy; to be delaverel within the spate of One Month, Duty Free, into Mis Majesty's riMnaliolg IStores at Pbrinanth mid PortairteutA, in the F. rem-J....is wider. motioned, vi::— (PEKE SIXPENCk.. the appointment of the Governors, and the choice of the Officers, with the restriftion that the salary of none of the latter should not exceed the Yung of 601. He then moved for lease to bring is a 811, for the purposes mentioned in his Speech . Ca. OGLE seconded the Motion, for which he said, the Hon. Baronet was indebted to the best thanks of his country. Mr. ROSE also expressed his approbation of it, but thought that though the .establishrnents should first be formed at the national expence ; they ought afterwards to be defrayed by local rates or contri. butions. Mr. CORRY highly applauded the proposedin stitution, but wished to recommend it to these seho undertook the measure, to make application to the Government, that the funds should, in the first in. stance, be defrayed by the Exchequer, in order to prevent any jealousies or disputes that might arise amongst the different counties by any other kind of levy. Mr. ROSE said he could not agree tot any or rangensent by which the en.ages or these inete n tions should he at the expellee of the .4.inked Kingdom. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said it was trot so in tended; 2n 1, after a few observations from Mr. Foster and Mr. Cony, leave was given to 'aring in the Bill. LORDS OF THE IRISD TREASURY. Lord ARCHI BALD HAMILTON reminded the House, that when he before made some observa tions on the mantles in which the Lords of the Trea sury in Ireland had condueled theniselves in reg,asd to the late Irish Loan, and in the present state of the paper currency in Ireland, hr was told, that the paper of that country was not materialliciepre dated, and that these were hopes eutersain that it might yet recover. These hopes, he m"st how contend, could never be realised under tLe pri sent circumstances; for, atithe currency itself country was so extravagantly depredated in ;Moe, it would be impossible for the paper money itrer to be brought to par. His Lordship thee tracedAe na ture of the transaaions to which he meant so draw the attention of the House. While the late Loan was negotiating, he aid, 200,0001. luki .pa the 24th been remitted from England, which the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland gave notice that.. in t fortnight's time, they were ready to exchange : r money, or Irish bank notes, to those who idould ply within the limits of that space, at the rate os 1 t I per cent. though the average prier of exchange, both then • ' 121. per cent. Icountry 201000 and to be paid for by Rills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days pee Dote. It. I'Va Touter fors lea quantity than Ten Thaiwart Gollove mil be admitted. the COMihtlftS Mt Contrails may be teen at the Serrotory's No Record wilt be had to arty Tender ; in which the Price shalt ■ot Ite inserted Worth; at length, or that shall oat be delivered to the Apyil blavis Orni-oViad 4ot the sod Friday she 224 t In,tant, nor tram the l'ersoti 6,:t." wildcat the Trader,' or Wine I'e►aan on his &hay; attrudt, to amok& saki' called for. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK I,..iptas. atm Geotaxis's, rIICHK DAY of ELECTION to fill the Vacancy I in your CutHl .r Direasairs occasioned by toe death of Mr. YVilli,ms, being fixed for THURSDAY, the 28th inst.' I request the honour of your earls atteintance at the Ballot on that day, and toe fasournf your Suffrages. The superior support I hove received from the Proprietors at large warrauts the most confident arid undoubted prospect of my success. I beg to assure you, that I shall always retain the most becoming senie of the obligation ' and endeavour at all times to manifest the sine --city of my declaration by the test moos of a zealous and honourable discharge of my duty. I have the honour to be,' Lad:es and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble servant New Broad-avert, JOHN JACKSON. London, March 14, 1893. I4R.JACKSON's'COMMITTEE meet at his • 1V.11: House, Naw Stoat street, EVERY DAY, at Twelve "'Clock, and will be obliged by the communication of any frielidly information. the eiChanges coakimed from sury dray' that titan, their demand Wt., none of they were Had this been at once the money through w different deavout Irish 'f• rate of the country pons on different was led from the . tion.il paper in the restri,3l indeed. fused b twelvemonth people might their pockets could obtain dustt y. That it the Lau mated to been advertised of 114 per - dense, sod a. Mr. FOS FER said, be could considsa dse pre sent motion as neither mon. aor less, *all 441iref charge of mismanartnent cif the public . estmey against the Commissioners of the *Freasury Ire had. However he antic difla in the errodusions he was ready to concur in many of the statement made by the Noble Lord. • it was true, that a veil large part ot the loan made for Ireland etas re mined to that country in English Bank-notes Th, proper medium for negotiating their rates of risco latinn was the bank of Ireland ; but, on his mak ing application to them for that purpoie, they re , fused to interfere, alleging that many of that boil were themselves deeply engaged in their private transaftions, and interested in the rates of exchange (In proof of this statement, he read to the Hous a copy of his letter to the Irish Bank, upon th, sobjeCt). Being thus disappointed, he saki, th mode be adopted was not one of his choice, but ; mode which he Mend himself compelled to. Th, average of exchange, he then under food to be IJI per cent. ; and when the Bank ot England bill were offered at the rate of I I and a half, there wa good reason to suppose, that it would have bee; accepted ; but, instead of that, other reduced ot fen shared the 541716 tate—until at length moue: was received at par. In all this, :here was n blame to be imputed to the It ;sh Treasury, !or i was their duty, by all means, to nave the mono. ready at the time when it should be wanted, am not to be found unprovided against any emergent: that msght happen. hough the state of exihaogi Ireland was not then the regular su! ject bet . 4.1 the littu,e, yet, as it bad been so much dwelt upot by the Noble Lord, he might br excused for sayiog that the nominal stage of toe exchange against Ire land was purely fiCtitious, and by no meArt. wh.l it ougla to be. By all right, the ex i chaage botweet o 0 • n and since, was no more than about r9..1. . ; and the general opinion throughout the was, that the Government intended t. - + tr . ..ig Lange to par. 'These espeelations wete farther ed from the circumstance of the same Trea- :wing upon England at par, a littip.tiefore tie. ftds offer being rejeesed, th94ctinced wand to iol. and atterwartlito SI. per vent. i a of thew proposals ltaratibern adenoted, re at last contented to take, money at,par. s been done at first, the objeet would have once accomplished, for the event shetria, that ey was in the country. His Lordship went i a statement of the balances of exchange at t periods., and, by several calculatania. en- e‘l to evahlish that by this operation 01 the 'reasury the sum of at least 40,0001... at the more than 41. rec cent. }bad beep lost to Lary. Having made; ' , aryl", ot t spheerva. 1 different parts of this subjeti. be.sak lit to conclude, that all the -41amitaes arising a depreciation of th . currency. and the na. raper of that unfortuaatc countryprig,lnated estrisjion of payment by the B&ak..Thecoin was so deplorably bad e that it *Ai yarn re by the afllcers of rhe Goxeinnsens t ,ind i north had not elapsed sinfe the nom-able might be seen beggilig in the streets, ,thoug l . sckets were filled - with the only cuj4 they btain in payment of the wages of their in. Hit cal:4 l -11d wi th moving a Resolution .- t apposted to that House, that a eassidera§le pet u L r.Lis , A 1(.4 the aerrice of (felted Jraad trans. , that 0nt0.% in English Bank tags h kW ha t ertived by the Loggia t" the T alf rats x Yer Cent. Ma the 'e rue es y re ad at la.t taken at por t ire. r rLi• "Lop ,it TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADItS AND GINTLEMIN, F HE Retreat of Mr. Alderman SHAW leaves A yuo the lilyerty of choice between two Candidates only. I firmly hoped that the truly distinguiihed and honourable line of su,,port. with wliich I am favoured, and which this mot .pected anal, has greatly cuntrihuted to strength e n, m u st prove su'ecesdul; and the Ballut on the 211th Inst. be equal to me expectations, a avalatit discharge of my duty shall evince my gratitude for 90 high a prosersif yoqramfidence. remain, with the greatest respect, Ladies andpentlemen Your moot faithful and devoted humble Servant, LYS ruses Arens Yea), Mock SO, ISO& : PAITISON. • Mr...11440WD t.:o6lllWire siteasthe Kiikeslaistorarsin, in the Poulin, from 1 4 k AI . - - IMPERIAL PA. AMENT. HOUSE OF LORD'S —rauamsair, MARCH 21. The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their respeift:ve Wages; among these, the Marine hli:tiny Bill, mad Lord John l'hynnea Indemnity Bill, were read a thirdtitne and passed and th • Hilt-, permit the Universities of Orford and Cambridge to eon:base Arises/sons, Ike was read a second time The Order being read for the further consideration of the Scotch Appeal, the Earl of X ionoul and Otheti s. Manic and other.; ?Iv.' Duke. of ATHOI, ruse, ar:d, in a speech of some length, urged the propriety of revering the decree. The LORD CHANCELLOR delivered his sentiments, taarlsti It, in many leAdoogesotsmicratiom in theeam,were essertul rJy.drtkrent from those or the Noble Duke. Ha coodratied by moving t resolution fur affirming the decree, without costa, Which, meeting the general sense of their Loolship-,was ordered meordingly • A considerable number of publi-, private. and return Rills, ;ahatflp presented by Mr. Alexander and Mr. Raldwm, Were ,ffeeieed from the Commit* Among the former were, the DM Stamp Ditties Irish Postage L.see, 1,...5h Excise, and the ',fish linger Duties brawbitiC Sillos-Also the Spirits Ware. housing, the British Sugar Duties Drawbalek, and the F.tt chequer Bilh litiL These Bills were severally read a first time. Mr. Al' oca s front theComenssieuers of the Customs, pre. seur'7ai an Account of the Arrears and Balances due from the 41offerent Collectors of the ru , tutiii, an t h e - ,th January last, as far as the same orald be made up. Ordered 10 lie 011 the table.—Adiestread tiil to-morrow. NOUSE OF COMMONS Mr. Bully, from the Exchequer Otis, 'assented an Ac count of the Pkaluce of the Permanent Taxes, the progresi made iu the Liquidation of the National Debt, and the Sur phis Amount of the Consolidated Fund ; which were ordered to ►e printed Mr. BERNARD deferred his motion tesoetling the amonnt of the bourn the Grand Ca.ial an Ireland, to the 2Stls of May neat. A Message from the 1.0-As stated their having agreed to Land J. Thynne's Indemnity, the Marine Mutiny, and some Private kills. The Irish Customs, kxxvie, Poet Office, Stamps, and Malt Duty Bills were read a third time a n d pa s sed. The Bill Atpealing the Act for prohibiting the circulation of Promissory Notes, (Mei a to 31. was reported and ordered t be engrossed. IRISH LUNATIC ASYLA Sir JOHN NEWPOIt f referred to she Report of the Committee upon Irish sffairs,which recommend ed the establishment of Hospitals, for the main tenance of Lunatics in Ireland, and said, the Mo tion he had now to offer was for the purpose of giv ing elle& to that recommendation. As no provi sion had hitherto been made for persons of that de scription in Ireland, he felt it his duty to submit so Parliament a plan for establishing four National Lu natic Asyla in each of the Provinces in Ireland. From the present want of maintenance for such objeffs, they were suffered to wander, begging about the country, until they committed a murder. set fire to a huuse or town, or committed some other aet of vio lence, for which they might be consigned to a gaol. In stating the outlines et the plan, he said it was his intention to. propose that Asyla should be built in the four central towns of Cork, Limerick. Water ford, and Ennis, each of which should be calcu lated to receive 1.543 of these persons. That in these central and county towns they should always be under the inspeßion of the Judges at the Assize:. and the Grand .luries of the Ciiuntieg, who should have the superiateadotace of their regulations, with DAY. ..../19111 :se 3; .111 Ir, ck-broker, 9. Charing-wok $94 5.4 . hi4mr* 19 Li.. Pic • • • +44 ROW: ...60i lON. S. I in Coin et oe 4 • 9 s S ' • •• • • 0 0 3 , ch • • • . u ft-otk He. e t it. , •,,r•o10. .:14)45t List place. net, by the Rev En. of Batt:-..- "loam. Daniel quare, to Min ion, of Ospratige, ' , Nor, Mos Emil, I ; of JAPlChAtt , et, ghlleti the Frince twits Day, E* Hertrietivitreet, 3, rivpmas Putt, ens Eats Causi44l. tisrrlay, the 16th uclitatte, sister t..) Me age, the Rev. of Ur age, Mn. Talbot, wit,: et interbuty, in the tams. at Law. an , the lies. Mites A Curatz Lif that DON-BRII:XiK. in. after 6. lON. NE +IT RAM iTK LET. jN 119. lqs Per . t) RNITU RE, of Mr. Wriggift , ❑d CuJcl,ltl) He , seasoned feather toub:e and sts•te Penrbtoice Tables, luisivs. Precis of b' pris.te Con. e Preuis.s, in the ed Term ut abo-t he Effects one Day I en the PreMI•CS; . 91, in thr,Slr..ind, At. Six 4A.:l,,cit Ilettion of MIS IMERT GRAVE, Works of the best • finest Isoperisions IClllati4Ul' k ubres, C-11111t .11 Proofs by gklus Sedelet, Su)- urit of Rembrandt, almost the entire awaits and /Ivaco-- the Continent core ''tue, (tom the Put- Irani the Colle.:tt. , n ssemblage of Spec - o ?tint., and Port ,:A attention der mm ru4. be ha I, ut . • le. with Ru)altes. art •ig.ISTER, t 9, at Twelve, Ic FREEH()LD and, lett to tenants at KI liard.bip °f hull. Pembroke, airoond. from liaverfont ig of sundry tard-et. ra, cloaca, pieces and wood•lann, 49 ileLltaa Oa well the whole In a vine Ilion and P:rietual tt, and All the R°,Bl - t llarntr, Sre. with au e West Ktddy, tint eels, tuna, and ut• r budding, and 3 r mt Thus proven, Is well or Gentleman who • part of the c,untry IA that part of South n arirlicatron to Mr• st, of whom port:cw ago of hl sstrt• Shaer. _ John Chemberltio, the Cattle, 4 1141 rr, Plarbe.th ; at the , Burrell, and Foster, Estate may be seen • AVIDSON, No 3). ibleshod hf JUSIAN trk of St. 01/111IMCS 'vet t arc (rOst-Pt"; NOR, 31c.