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Ellen Yodels, Mrs. Connor; Miss Vortex, Mrs. Gibbs ; Jassy Ottland, Moss E. Malabar& After which, the Dranntie Entertainment of THE CRITIC; OR. A TRAGEDY RFHEARSED. ruff, Mr. Junrs;..Sir Fretful Plagiary. Mr. Terry; Dan. Or, Mr. Barnard ; Sneer, Mr. Connor ; Lord Borleigh, Mr. Stow.; Gmreroor of Tilbury Fort. Mr Barton ; Earl'of lrnw•lrr, Mr. Cove pry ; Sir Walter Raleigh. Mr. Ebsgrorth ; Sur t'hristopher Hatton, Mr. Minton ; Master of the Horse., Mr. Meager ; Beefeater. Mr. Tokely ; Dos Feral() Whisker. aiiilos, Mr Itiossell. Mrs.- Daugle, Mrs. Liverwort; Ttl banna, Mrs. Gibbs. .10.111/11111W. fifth tigilt this !Mason, the revived May of The Afrtrats ; or, War, Lore, and Datr. Pre•io.ll% to which. the Mu.iral Eutertaiament of The Elicit of Rerun, la h 11.isohlotrn Furioso. On Th•redav, fourth time this SPASM., Teasing blade E,4. With the Farce of Killmc Nu Alurelcr. ttn Friday, Who Vt'asita • Guinea Barford, Mr. Warde (his brat appearance in that character). On Saidrday will he prodacetl, • new Cimetly, in three Acts, called The Gwen Mae. Tiff EArns-novAL ()PIMA, h TrILIND EVENING. TUESDAY. Augustli will he presented (9th time these seven yea's), the IL mule Opera called THE AMERICANS. American indians—Feresco, Isaacs; Erlko, Mr. I....dina, Miss Carew; Minium. Miss I Stevenson. The Tribe, by the 'wire American Indians, who will ap /war in ail the 'anvils! •ituattnns of the Fable of this Dram., particniarly in the admired %Vim-whoop Chinn. at the end of toe first Act, and iu the Dance of Peace al the conclusion of the sccomi Act. liralish—Captain Wilmot. Mr. Tearoom; Erasmus Rl'a. d onus' us Muumuus, Mr. W. S. Chatterlry ; Dahl'''. Mr. Louu• (Ward of Paul Tyro's!), Mrs II !limbic. Anwricaus—rawl T3sul.l, Mr. Salter ; Mdrtiu Slow, sir. krl. AA le 4no—Zedelir.h, Mr. IVilkinioa ; Slaws, Meurs..len lcisis still Cuur,..t. After vr Lich. the favonrile Open sod Ballet of action, called TUE DESERTER OF NAPLES. Henry 'the TN..eller). Me. T. P Conk• (lois Id appearance iii that cliaractrr); Russet, Mr. J. Isaacs; Flint, Mr. Salter; Sinipkin, Mr. Willtiumiu ; Skirmish. Mr. W. S. Chalk, icy. Louisa, Miss Kelly; Margaret, Mrs. Jerruhl ; Jenay, Mrs. nucott. the Comic Opera of Lionel and Clarissa. The Nlelo.ilranis of The Blind Boy will shortly be per furmea iu ihis Theatre, fur the first lime. A New Comic Opera, in two sets, and in Operetta, in , are in n•hrarsst and will speedily 1w ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, ,Curler lah• inu ;le Pairtsolge of his Roy;il Highness PRINCE, LEOPOLD of SAXE-COBERO. rriiN PRESENT TUESDAY, Ail L ziukt 11, mod following Eveniugs, the Entertainments will with a ro;wic theetiiesetwesti, called TtiF. OLD COMviODORE. Commodore, Mr. Blanchard; Ben Block. Mr. Umber; 'Gunk., Mr. Gall; Num.:ball, Mr fray; Dr. Bolas, Mr. Sampson. Joaa, Miss Darts; Bray Blrb, Mass Usher. Afire wteeb, nett time, a new Melo- Dramatic Bus lON, in two WS, She main incident from au Episode of the I)uu Umlaute of Cervantra, to be called THE MARRIAGE or CAMACHO; Or, ALL CORRECT!!! 11ath new scenery, ;Irrsses, and decoration, vocal anti in. slretmetital music. Don Quite de 14 !Watseka, Kineht of the 19ofu1 Corm. trirmee. iu search of adventures and his peerless Dts 11r. GALA istrho Proza, the fir-famed Squire to Duo Quixote, vrith a bundle of proverbs, Mr. Davis. Quileria, rammed 11w btintttul, Mtu Parslue. 1%. enocluity unlit a Gram! Sp.suish is eekbiation of the Nuptials of Qiiiteris. A etriliic Sun( by Mr. Stehhine. Th. whole to conclude with thr popular Melo-Drams, with courtly usw &suety, DmPies, awd Decuratiuus, culled NIA NFREI)I. THE MYSTERIOUS HERMIT! In the last scene will lw given, the Grand Conflagration ana Csplur' of the Castle and Fortiliesti ssss s Miran: Boxes to be had, sightly, by application to Mr. Gs nub. TO THOSE WHO WISH To LEARN ITALIAN. Just published, price 1.. oriv.J. faillE ITALIAN. FRENCH. AND ENG -I.ISII PRIMER, or an easy Vocabulary of ilium. ; its %kids are conjugated Auniliaries, and one of Me must useful Vcrbs in each of the time Coonistgatiun , . Al«. CONVLRSATIONS with • MOTHER mud 1.. r DAUGHTER tat ENGLISH and ITALIAN. Par Madame Camps, i Paris ; 12mia 4.. booms. The Rase IVu.k tu French and Italian, by the same All. Ilmr. Ifu.n. prier 4. hound. PiMted foe Law and Wbittaler, 13, Ave-Maria lame, Limo m. IiAZIRD AND CO. Al their ref) old Office, Royal-Exchasige. TO-MORROW, Second Day of Wheel coutams : 2 Grand PrlZes of 30,01)01. 14 other '2 of Imo() S4.Veir I•• 1 1, 1. TO BE PAID IN GOLD; With PORT, CLARET, or IIADEIRA. Tirkrts a n d Shires are selhux by HAZARD and kopl-Ksehatige, Prise of *O,000!. is the last Lottery, sad five Pyres of 2r1,060/. is laM year's Logien,. WHF.EI. For: THE REGENTS BIRTH DAY. Ail the 10.00 Pounds Prim-% Ali o.e 2.01!11 Kau& Pitied; Ail the 2,IPR) SuVervirn... A:I the EMO P. ins YET UNDRAWN, And may 'l4. dreid•A, with THE CIA it ET. PORT, AND NlADElltiti it TO-MORROW, ft.•tu2 the Last Day.of Drawing the Lottery bet One. Wwrimaril Madras Tickets and :Owes are Salting by cAtittoLL. the Cuiltratetor, Nv. 7, Curnltt4, mid 2:;, Oxford-street, Lowitsti, ttlio ..hared "tot sold, in Ow very last Lottery. Nfl. 9,41 i . ... It Pr.ze of lirsid-r litclit ("m i ni Alf a cipa. sum), i.c. Aid in C.41111041..'s late Contracts. 7.733 . . • c.14.003 1 3 , 445 .., £20,210 11,346 .... 30,1100 !, 4,319 atc. ac. kc. • - MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. TUE CHEAT PICTUHF., ()EAT!! ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FittsTSERVON, with•everal PICT uu Es and SE ETCHF-S from oiLor SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS, are slaw Exhibiting under the immediate Patr•,uaveofhi. [turd Nighties, t h e PRINCE REGEN I', ■t N 0.125, 'sear Geritou.Hutee, every day from Ten WI Five. CHAKLI:S SMART. Secretary. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Auayst 8, 1818. TO BE PAID OFT, ALL. EXCIIEQIJEIt BILLS doted ia the Month of Jane, .1417. cis 8,1 1 , P1Y1 1817 021.000.0 4 0 57 C.v. 111. cap. 2. Daito 16.000,000 The Lords Commissioners of lo;* Ttemewris haring 'ire* direelionrfor papaws off the l'rinripal of the 111b0C•4111011/%00.44 REfAr7Mer Bits. with the littered doe there**, at the Raelmsoser RiU Office in the Bereipt of Br- Aylmer, New Pedeee-yard, Iresteninster, we Thursday, the tIM fliq if Anyessf, aftendemee will he giros 46111, (Nun. delps_ated MU**, emepted), *WO *ad fe:-,tedis9 Rains lay, the 224 Instant, from tel o'elorA is the morning till as in the afternoon, for the purpose A( rereiring the mete: and, for the ?Treater el;spitch, the Hearers of the said Bills are desired to plate each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to he obtained at this Itilice),elasang Mrs in the orderojtheir respectire Dates, such as are fur the same Amount being neaserirall, arranged, and iawtifoing the ya-iscipal Sums, and In terest der thereat., computed from. but errludina the days en which the, are resptclircly dated, to the said 27th doe of A uaust halms:re. when the Interest trill cease; and the said Itectrers,should they be acting as the Artesia of Hold ers whose names are Maeda( in the Hills, are ye-trams!, to procure the Endorsements of stick !folders ; and the Bear ers are aim indispensable, required to endorse each Bill will, their missal Signatures, and to write their Names and Residence no the bottom of cacti separate List ; and the, are sioreargr required to attend the Errkequer Bill (Vice for Parnent,add to receive the new Bills, and giro the Receipts for the mane. If emu of the Holders of the aforesaid Rills should he desirous ufreceirina Pamment of the Principal and Interest predates to the said 27tA day of Anoest. tie?, way be or earnesorlat--d,on commuting the Interest to the Moon rhich they wish to be paid, and tearing the said Bills for era rosoalissesOne day prior thereto. Ruth Person* as way be desirous of haring sear Exche quer Bills in whole or is part of Payment of P►incipal, upon molting rem) Bills, and mentioning the _4noomml at the hollow of their Lists, dtlirered o.t or before the 22d instant, nay be accommodated with sew Bills, peyote,. to or Order, carrying as Interest _ _ of Two-pcnne by the day, na wary one fiasitired Posendn, which said new hills will bent dale the said 27th day of 'laciest, and will b* delireend, Moniker rilA 144 Interest due is re peel of Ike 111th so desired In be iv- Oa:aged, on Friday, the 28118 day of August, and the fol lowing days. The Exchequer Dills to be issued in exchange, and made payable to or (triter, a. ahore mentioned, moo be either transferred bg endorsement, or - will be paid to the Bearer, if the Blank shall not be filled up. N.D. All E.rehegner Bills dated prior to June, 1817 r laze Oren adrertised to Le paid u 9 I:ARGUS POLITIQUE. 11.4 E titre qui- je flow 'it it cette pé,•;n,ll que intlique 'lntention datit Iscpselle elle arra retlixer, news flounces'. tour biros Noise isupsestitm de ma pelmet pourail Nor cadre >i la nsumilre pi ittentom de ma part. En on'en olerlarant publmaroseitt runtime ss'rst-ce p., au coulrsire, pruuver mute alsneeal d'omuur prupre' Je lie mitt point t) Maio la plume et. l'arme Nitrate do profoud rivolutiminaite, I's fabric:lf lts plus nuts sougeres soul In mosena par it chef-the i starer sun triumph*, rl l'epee n'ett point one lii.n.nar ruisire le yr stim de N ealtormie j.! virus thosc bttire 14111 perfide esprit, avec le simple him tens; je visits opposer i ses sophissoes, Is seislr Pouch* hut le veinier qui, par be direelion Tell out d or mer i la prey* rut France, at ptr In ‘inialui, des journals...lr% haulers '&81 windups, nr.:tnetu mm art -de corimpondauce qui lrionpa si siolvtiot Mute rliormin —Qui a umit psi ru.ire que see 011ierellArlir. parvirudrsurnl i I surp.„,w, Its n ' u't que trip euunu nallurture que les j-storunsix not one l'opi- Moo publique en eetesAl ; its use savent que trop pie caste opinion Masse plus partiesslierement cis Aneellerre sir ICS anlllrelltP de crux qui sun, a la tote d.• sits Zunvernernenl, el routine its aunt perstiadk que le Cabbie' de St. James ext tee one influence prewsuote! - ante stir I. s decisions poli ilques de I'Llscupr,e'..st en Aueleterse Irur a pains le plus inteteosani de deployer tout Nor art : ailed est•ce Loudrcs que moss vuyons paraiirt Hoopoe jour les men. snows ka plus ;rossiars et Ica iuresitious Its plus sirocco. II est tempt • t films qua 'emirs d'opposer slue hurlerr It ee torrent' etlomisirs J'ru commis la mdirce, feu devoilersi It Inst. Jr .-a.s le nom tie ees corrtsposadants nuuuimv, hs .es sic psi ii. 'evolve's' 'curs instrtortimis tt Iturs pi kendueo int . ..rotations; leo eannux par Ittpiels lenses 1.1- atrivrist en Auclettrre, les a-rsstln poi les putrid aux juts' ists:intes ti pit st'stut diocreis 'se Its arrininey quits tips,Aleut. jr liras 1011.1 Its fill de Mee triune hit male; et ovoid pour but de IA de. ma-quer. j'ad ern pill *tali du devour de tout I psi *testae, ale se II 44444 iller j eSeal dune Inrllll lae,i.e it darer Nuttier de mitts 'Mille. NAinmoinl, jr du:. nvoisor pie le ol:•4o4lqu'iii.pirriii *le Idles fsbricatiott., el le suivi , ditit .ruir p.mr lents 'messes et emupZratenni entrecl.E Jr ',rewire la plume, si je ur reortlai. IA meet...sift de il:quatquer lent MLitt esaMaill Ir prignsirr p.rn indispesiaable a I..ire, p..ur rhcr. ilicr writer. Iv veil.. qui nveu2le el psi pert! l'Enrope. De illenwaXeri er anal .011!Z•11, 41% 11. ace ell err. ut., dr rant.. politlque. cram. rot taus.. iaddiga. • plum era VCI CUM*, sous Bounties ar.iti, au nownect 01l IHT7411t111• s'cntentl plus. a p'lu's ar moils* Ira apparessec. tie ee que nous truisms prior. ut HMIs four p“i-A.111••• 10%111 Ile wst p:ar its4ume A fia lumuti.s qua not ."triad lea (Est neaValis &polio Cita' aaa On 11 , 0141.er le. et ,se. norm. qui oat rutrul.ir les konnine" , ? re u'est pa. um pen- Wow d.tFielk a itusitilre. Mats vs Ins et elesuritts nuus untie st k 13erain nerieztrin, ul milli:sue it il.outtire junerr eke. Its embards Jr. ~.,arriaiaa? Volta le plait tin. Ourtant, voila qui aur.sit Lexulu Irnnr plinsie plan Issleite; son elt.:aul, la Ciutieltise el la claymore elm e thereal a y supple:v. Celle (rustle o:inshore parai!ra tons le. Vendrrdi. J'en alma:1.1111W le la esitatur, sins 111u11 rol'oarrit.....r. 1011 Motif sail plus Ceti ; irkire utile. re. crisis's est humane ladepeadasit, pair COUVicip.).., el je or Juni que re ror jr crohni de Witte .Erin. Je n'al point l'intentWlll lrel.soc”T le !retellr et ale me mettle l'oprit Ala torture lf4lllf remphr dr. Irma ilk.. Hutt page' trimpfes.mni r.l he Mall 4:l.C3frelfielSl je 1,11.11114 ; jr n v pnersi . rn i n i imp% wi parirr, litotes ler lot. pie lea miefrinak rourruul iuiLrrc,. F. . . • Jo lerro . 11.11111 uuu plus plair r nmicr uu lou-nal et cu lture usuiiis pule au retiree du profit. A e”nirriemi rde Verdeirdi proclaim rette feuille less-alum en Erdllcla., giant dest.uee par sa outline CI C4lll qui tuileisdiiii erne lan2u .•t la puhlieulion elt r 1111.1141 du mutant IA je u'i.sfeeeral plus 'petite sit erusiloa. Quirouque vi..fira se Is relocater d..it ea.lrnser a nu Neu...new, au U. Lewis. 121, Di ure•lsue 1.1: 31,11tQ1."!S DE CIIABANNF.q, CC 19 Aua', 1618. Tido day is poblish.ri, price 6d. L" MF.4II3RES 1)F: 1:1•.:(;LISE VELLEM ENT FORMEE A GENEVE. ti ten% d'eritre kers Coricitoyeos gas out Iris one part dtsecte vu statisrecte suit actes de violence excl.:Es oar eux. Notre lei cuotiatotte-t-elle en lointrite sous l'avuir tier anp t, et salts e'Ore inftirftsi tie oes Arill)114 Jrati, vui A Gendvr, do l'hapc;inerie do Sncergapii,.. Londres, dm: J. Halebard, Libraiic ii Is Kt ice, Nu. 190, SALT DU 11 ES. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. REPORT. The SA et Consin'ttee appointed to like into consideration the Laws relating to the Kilt Duties, and the militia or remedying the inconveniences arming therefrom, and to report thercom with their observations and opinion, 10 the ingeiher with the Minutes of the Evidence taken before I ; have proceeded to examine auJ consider the same, together with the Petitiwit, Reports, sod other Papers, referred to them by the House. Your Committee have, in the first iu.tanee, directed their attention to the Report. of the Committee appointed for the soar pnrposer in 1801, as well as to that of the Cummitne spiminsed in the hist Session to inquire into the use of rock-salt it. the Stoller,,, and to the evidence subjoined to their respective !lepton.; and finding that they have gone very fully 11,10 abet relates to the manufacture of salt and the use of it in the fisheries, yor.r CO' ' , Mtn e hasyoheaght it less material to call for much neither int . ..ninth...4 03 those two subjects ; and as the objections stated azaiost tae Salt Laws arise rather from the excessive amonot of the duties, and the severe penalties, rut feitures sad restrictions which have been deem. d necessary to collect them, titan front any misconduct in those appointed to carry the into execution ; and as it appears, by the evidence of the Soli citor of the F.xrise, and by the account which he has deli. ivied in to the Committee, that (except in esses of sun,- ninny emvicimus) taw informations for 14.11444 w in respect 4.f 4.11 ii have been prosecuted to judgment in the Exch., quer, that many of them have been compromised after the suits acre instituted, and the greatest part before any Iczal process had been commenced upon this subject ; they have directed their aticidoso to the means of removinz general inconveniences by any practicable measures which may be found consistent with the secure collection of the public Ti venue. The attention of the Commithe of 1801 was directed to the entire rept al of the Salt Duties, by the sultan. ution of a new tax attenuate in poultice to the Salt Duties, and less objectionable in its principle and Opel Ni IWO, and th , y sub. milted fo thejnalmitent of the Reuse their opinion, " that a commotation of the duties no salt would be Foodoelive of many guest and important advantages to all descinstions of persons in this kingdom, and would be highly beneficial to its agriculture, Salience. trade, sisal manufactures." The late period of the Session at which that Committee had bent appointed made it sweet/my to postpone the con. sides at of the mulijt et to the 1111.741 Sessions ; when a very short pear?, succeeded by a long and expeilaive war, operated to defer till the preseut limas illt cuusialrration of this im portant subject. Your Committee have thmfore thought it their duty to endeavour to ;wettish, bow far the inconveniences of the Salt Laws are capable of alltvint ion, and how far they have been alleviated by ally measures adopted since 11w Report of June 1801, and the au:meta:lnuit of the duties in 1805 ; anti alwilier it may not be practicable, by such a nthlet of the 5-ill Duties as wutild do away eat ry impediment that now exist* against the use of wilt tu agrienlture, fisheries, sail massage' tires, to remove the present irresistible temp tation to theft, smuggling, and fraudulent artifice.. To Great Britain, as* naval amid commercial Power, your Committee consittes the Mime firheriea lee of the greatest importauce, as (independently of the mhlitional demand fur labour and Means of oultsistence, mad other advanimies shied they afford) supplynig she twit nod nowt inationtwal means of 1111131111illg the British nary in lime of any, anti of giving etecuptivit and subsistence to our dish ailed sailors, in time of pe:ICY. Yowl , Committee tin then fate reset to Aid. mi tereeme to the statute books, that tot material itowl.tint • of the Salt Laws that relate to the fe-herita has Into obtained since the Report of 1601, while the dune, here been raised frusta 211/. to 301. a too, wills the excepts..., or the to use rock ••11, the full 1t,., at of hick cannot be yet asecttained ; but on she other baud, by a mot omit in the Act of last year, by whir Is that pecostisslon was ;tyro, the to nil of noising Nett coastwise was in stone degree net:caraled try matte.: ille! 111:0,1Cr of the VCIPICI to all deficient-Ws *hove o u r per (-rot , sinless he can ahem. the sir leaks by whit Is they have 6eiu Ol r. 1.11111,11 to the EMI.. fir of the °Meer! fhb, • luelt bouts low of the most pr. 111 l ill ent sultjects of plaint in the fisheries, year Comlllllfre sic 44 4414484.441, might rid. suit of a degree of relaxation sufficient to afford the imams of giving relief lu sisal E. 1.4. a whirr Ili? 11Perittlfs had arisen front anatlceital aaJ onavoill eitcies iw Mr fair custery slice of the ariirle f poi i to r. With reaper: it, sti toy usher itlit,ilal grievances and itentit entielices our suittosittig, of win h hart .subsisted since Ow year 1815 Oa which period bath the fedieties, and tier - toe of thoar engaged to the trade of Ash rating, have he. as ronsitle t Arty inereased!, your Ct• tttttt Wye the Fa ti.., to liclit've, that in a tttttt • 111,1411441 they may be xubstati tinily re ttttt wed, and in °theta Ito a great degree alleviated, will t any material danger so the niftily of the 'ennui': mid it appears to your C. ttttt mitre, that as far as thin c iu be effected, it is desirable it al ttttt 1.1 he done in the pat tieutitis of the amount of seem it bx, the norither of aigrettes, sirs the p"iblioes to whirl. thcv arc 14:14jrc14•41, the alehreoy sit 4.74 . 1, 14c atf. r hog sell to the lis!tertum lit: coast, the ar.i.i• ■n iiterea•e4 Avila," in the ettneelltng Of ItontlA, at:l other minor puinla-A ht eh might be. e,.timerated. Your Committee have raatnined the rt , tie* a 4 •n ntotteareil in pm pport it I of the Peistit , t , * to aelcret:re u , th..e imbjecis ns %ell R. 41111.11, W . I dl. MRSI gone Coln mince to he capable of giving v..liotile pn:ctiral ianfloSt tion; the evidener generally Ibev hr= to refer ht the ruwai deraU•.+l et the Howe, and particularly 11.. tat 11a. Liatee, Mr. Wattton, Mr. littlmea, Mr. Livarne, Mr. !:Ir. Before eioeing this head of ohsereetinii. it he re marked, (bet a ilifferemes in ttee inside of rasa) ,s , he law itsw exerution its Ciagt•lml amal in Seaolmazal as o.". Ord In mOtt, and that in the I. , llmeitioned tears of the kiiigduirt particularise the Ince pro rent. &lon t•4l fear wale in lie ear timer of volt, is habitually withheld, fur whicu your Com mittee can see uts reason. The next objert of your esimiiilttes's investigation, was the degree i n whirl, the manefeemi eof Ilia kilo:emu appear 1a hr effected by the Sit ii ic. , and the 140 1 4 1111r1eft to enroree llseeralketion of li o n. is 0 , Stops r eevidenee.. which was lases year tail hefore Ti,. Roars: of Trade,. sod which has been ret'ereest t 0 your I:dintettlifint 1 estetel'e of articles was entssiteraleti„ so the ouinniari ws Mg of which salt is a necessary ieeredient in dlTerent and vie rally m small qusulitiea,an,l of A hit 11 the duties on salt is a gleatte or leaser degree eishaece the cost. To some manufactures, in which i t forms n re consi derable ingredient, salt is, melee the enisla•,! 111.. delivered duly free, as to those of class and of sieve-et, istie acid; in the latter article, the reerdelioos snider olveh it is allorrral are a subject of coisiseatuefi one hewing a teudesicy to =bide to itiferior manufacturer from the iodnlcenee iMembel by the la•g.slatitse 111 be coin:non to all. l'uur Committee a cote Satiation of this pool., dismisses them to believe Ore re (1111110111 co1711 1 111111(11 of iii .arely 10.114 of ouch to alters. loon Ak may extend theego,i tueretit of the indelcesice to Hiss d. eroipl iuu of Maniacal torriA. In t h e preen mt orate of dm. 'Meal scieucr, and the rAm.I AthAticoa is ate ems 1., teal- Mg, • ClllOlllll ler are tar 111/111 t.tivr0. 3 1.4 ruse rew important a pplicetnine of milt merino lw dorm. ra . ,l. highly beneficial to the interests of the I. itedisus ; out I 0 Mowery aqui; applications aiserorere4l, your C dire cats hove 1111 410011 11141 I'm Imment wall 1.. al,m•Aeal to extend to Itir an...lnfector,* alemmal.mt uron ihem, the same iudialgetiee MA is alr, rely eeteteled to Ilatue above ad verted to; one uuly has Men strafed to your Committee of this deecription whirls is said to be obstructed by the existing duty on sal, that of mineral alkali, au object tit' great impottaure iu the manufactiire of soap, wills which we arc in a great p:opuition .applied from foreign coissitries. It has, Isowev,T, Been 1111110 in eviileisce to your Committee, that the salts from as kith it could he ,made with 14 1 1 4 11 f aci l ity 113 from muriate of wax (if it could be obtained by the deconsoosition of aelt at all as au article of profitable manufactory) are to be at present had in suffi cient abundance, at Icast far purposes of t pet iisieloolse tier of which would be exempt from impost or rteiriet • ; and that therefore the impediment to Ilse 11111,1`11,1 of this mauufaeture anoint be justly imputed Its the duty 1111 salt. Ou this part of the subject, yoor Committee beg In refer to the evidence of Mr. Parke*, Tr. London, and Messrs. Hawes ; but though nn process bait been specifi es' to your Committee by whit h alkali could be profitably produced by the decomposition of sale yet es such a peewees may exist or be hereafter discovered, they have thought it their duty to invitee how far in its camirespiesicee it might he one of public brsiefit, perticulaily an lh. y hail reason to bdiere considerable alarm 10 have been entertained its SCIII 141111 111 reference to its tarot.' IhFrell 011 lite kelp trade ; and it ham been stated to your Committee, that if 1011 h a process shoeld be discovered as worilit supergea/e the lissom of tsarina, it oriels also, probably. tiesperssde eke nos of kelp, tool comsvd a large propm time of the poeuts timo the north west coast of SrM:antl to the itereqsaty of entigation : on thie part of the inquiry your Committee her to express nn opinion, het refer 111 she rvi.lr,:ce given by 31r. 31`Donalrl, SleVeokllll, 311 I Mr. Crown. 'Like ma nufacture of sal ammoniac, an nrliele of nu great amount, formerly made in England, apPears to have been in a great measure transfriard to Scotland, on me taunt of the advantages with whirls it is carried tm its that part of she kingdom; this has been attributed to the thity on salt, as also the transfer of a great mopes tioo of tile salt pruvieissit bade to Ireland, bosh in beef and pork; area it is particu larly stated, that the diatirers in London and its imme diate vicinity, who had conetantly fu I as rimy as 30,000 hogs, did not now keep even one ; aiiil riat of whole. sale stareli-makers who all kept hop, here are only two lin now keep any: whether the trionsfee of she trade 111 bit 1101 has been owing to th.a dilly 1111 Salt, sir to the dif ference in the prices at whisli beef and po k ran he pro duced, the Manse will be able 111 judge 1111 a 1 1 la realm !o the accounts submitted to your Commiitee, and to the evi dence of Mr. Adams and Mr. Cour:cll. Your Committee arc strongly with the rat RllVARizifell (bit may he deri v.. 1 Cr the use of salt in CIA. .beep and cattle, on the authority of Lord Some. ville letter from aelioin has been i xhil.iteil in a (.net of the rt., deuce!, Mr. Ciirwen, Sir Juba Siort•iir, and Mr. Arthur Young, whore statements on this malt th y recommend so the partieuhr attention lit the the g r ound uo which they instructed their Chairsvii.n ta pr. pose Mil, by which additional facilities mitht i.e Warded to the use sit salt for this purpase, RP well by a ilininsue of the duty, as relaxant the restrictions under which it was granted by the Act of last year. In their expectations. from salt. applied as a manure, they ate much less sanguine; Yet helieving it puviiihle that in some cases soil si,. r soler gi l enmstsnces it may prove beneficial, anti rerlitt4 the importance of afford. int every fair chance for satisferlosy experiment so aster. talus its r..lue in this reviieet, They I.:;ve exiainhal their re. commendation to the alhovint it on the mime coodittains fur thin and other agricultural pm poses. . . louir Committee Sr. too intir's nuire of the immirlance ttir 11..ux at inches to every thou!, a kirk 'erects tlic roml:111.11 of the primer chases of she community, to have made Ow effects of the Salt Duties on their innists and comforts, * subject of their anxious inquiry. lu roped to the Aro, they have catmint - 4i Sir John Soot. Icy, Mr. Bottom Mr. Trafford, soil the lit vi Mr. _ . Mr. Iturfoss, who for 20 CrAt!: WWI sue of llw .fuzes the Cloister circuit, stairs to your Coottottfre, that since the last aiscinentatit-t of the ditty in Itt IS, the temrtoiiins held out by it appealed In have been followed hy Cr 1,1111• its the crime 14" OA, SIVAIIIIK, that several persons are united in "frantic astil earl yinit Or salt, null he hal itit doubt that this has a tendency to . situfstiiiy criattea th• other him's. Its currohotatiott of this, !4rJetta Slant. y, Chairman of the ttittiturr and Q.lllfl4`r 24.1.1.1.4 of the county of Chester, isit.onseis C 1111 l lot:see, that the (heels of ibe 0111 Dulles tits the • of Ib, roills• r.. 'to gr,at, that they can tests cr'y be WO 164155124) *Anted. Ibis the oilier banal a very thtErrent asstprraxiota it, ..11 the intuit ut Mr. 'Fr:llford, • Maristrair of 1114. 1.11111,ty of Chcmcr, who for watt, e. Ara acted in the itemhbotitto',. , l s.f the Sanwa': , : and of Mr. who proutio."l the ealrud:us alai srssiuw IsalOto k (Or liis. lasi Sl'Vril year.. Of the frequeoey of soother sit eie, of offence, frost cos the rcvetiue, liter- can seatce exist a dool.i. whets It is cots stJ 01:11 sue, NI Uric east hohl mei a greater t.itn.tation than sail lu the t milmia•ion of sat h lalleotea, :1•4 \I". II from the ilitlieulty of deti (lino as by the profit aMt which st is attended. Wiih respect to she comfort* ..f the whir, it has been Mated, that She aver ice ronsisallitiost of a Lottaxer's Guilty, consisting a 11•1., Ir abuesl utile 1,11.11,1 a year, which your Committee think, 'mho r a lOW tklion'ate; and where there ht Ilte facility et t:t poi: it tilz or a c.iw, the conatinip, than is naturally get sir. It sa Isar. OA, by law, the cots fazer on the twist Mt) , have his stilt duty free, for entitle WA' ; but he cow only hove it itii.ler a rsrtety oi 1 - 1111•1411 , 111% so meow/enacts,. as Its molt r the provf.too+ of the I.ezi,!a. sole almost slow ly ',lire. Toe and en ,,nr,„. 1 .. v lint) s setter.: ;,I . the Satt Laws, a U 11.41 4:antis . 00 the Vut PRICE ST V EN-PENCE. rnteral, unity be inferred from the power it wool.] afford to inquire thvir provi•ions at their own hanief, at ibs 111 Aeon awl to the mnuner best soiled to tin it convenience mid Vino, atilt an ao tick which enttai lute absust ev,'; y oarl of their t.ol.rii.teare. Wle.tt ‘.r ominous may exirt as to the p:.!iey or !et:tally rt,pealistv ur greatly alleviating; the Sall I.toret, it alt b.: ol.v Oro, in the pet-rent state of aliketi , aN 1.. the laealaire will .5151, tidal a can La ifeer. tziaed !hi , I:I.. I.se)liC frvelaise Will flat br maita tall, alliet eit by it... .t proper puln•litote raga be 101.1.11. lit t h e vinare of the evidence of 51r. Gi.tti et, a Breathy: of the llnuse, speaking of wino must iteeeio.arily be a mat ter of cuniecture, it is sinte4l, that II the SA!. Unties were in r. dueril as to do away the titeersit , / of all ttalelt there rat be no doubt of the use of malt .tins very [really in. ren....t. and 0,31 Xlllll reKtil Ohms sod ...lea might then la 'let its wolll6, tot the whole, ratlttr bearfit thaw de thr rev rutty. Your CtltlMlllire have, therefore, implited as to the stale and mom.: of re auction a hi, b might Ire adopt. .1, itu as to Mee ate-rometry the free Ilse ot . ;0 a reosonnhie price., mid at the saute time to so pply tits asaueut Of lite preseut rot tie of the Salt !Noire. .-- The prentipel increase of demaiya for salt which tour Conine; tee ran *vinare to look to its rate. of a cuirstd. reelect:oil ocelot-Julies, is in respect tot :beep and sank; the appioralom or salt for this very benchei.st purpose is pole rat in mons parts of the ts"rld, and the rte i-ostistauce of its tut being used in Etzlsod, ono% mintier-ally he sltsibuted to the eXeesPlee tUX instutset! on the Leitch.. 'lll.e use of nri. fish salt to the Neelocrimols, and ite tile United Ilicuvineee has been long known, and to Spam and Posit:gal also, its value. is folly aprecinted ; it app-srs, etterefoie. not tom mcelt to prt.oute, that what is fo toto:ttels applied in other eutsll7lll.h Al roist.lershle ri:tge, might be sport terousite use It) the At enlightened Gomel , its the Milted Lipid . Should this happen, mid the applies lion of mile to agricultural porpoics become uesteral ito the Vented Kim...lone, it melte ultimately let e•iend the con camp lion of tt , sot Sc, enahle,Parliasneite wt. hoot airy tare,- lire off rev.• to. make stools a reiluetioit ice the duty no uoubl destroy rv.ry tempt Trend move every a I;rzeti erlevative that is roue asei ;Mod to She Salt laws, and t . tit i! It tier rur..ny of y advantage to the different irloscs uf the emit mu pity , tied the if real iutertsie of for notion, which ace ilypeudeat uu thr use of salt iu the ento.t utiliniiird steep. lieaulved—That it it the opinion of this. Committee, that the repeal of the Salt Duties wool!! he morlsoctive of Ilia eIeSSICA amt most import:tut aJeautagvs to all descriptions of iitrnoni in this kinzdum ; and that the lus t . so state of the Immure and Expeudisure of she United Kissed alone prey a. nis pole Committee from inviriactiose th. Chairman to move for leave tutoring is. a Bill for such meal repeal., . . Itesolveil—That in many points of grievance which hart been brustglit . mider the consideration of dm Committee, w rraauuable rel:ef may he affordcd without ..posing use re venue to the danger of snalerial luta. ltesolved—Thu Si at the present period or the Session it is nut practicable to pass a dr tailed law, to reference to the points alluded In in the last resolution, your Committee have gonfiued their istairoction lu abets timicinass to the Fillgids pond of furnisliiiig salt toe rieultore with additional facility, hot it is devirable that a Bill 6,14.11i11 Ire brought for, ward in the ensuing Session; and that iii the PICAS' time may relief that ran safely be giseis by official regniat 'WO 1111411114 be afforded; and that means alluvia he adomcd in resister the administration of the Salt Laws in scoitend, iu all re spects, aitnilar to the administration of them m F.oglatid. Resolved--Tbat it is the opinion' of 1111 l mister, that the consideration of this subject should he I esnistsil early ru the 'eat Seashm of Parttime/at. June 1, 1818. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, TU ESDAY, r XH, 4 :ll * PRINCE REGENT'S BIRTH D.Y. TO -MORROW, %VEnN , A urts*t 13. there will he a SPLENDID FETE, its celebration of the atom.• happy day. The Gardena will be illuminated wills MANY THOUSAND A inNTRINA L LAMPS, ilirpoacd in a variety or APPItuPRIATIE Del/IGEN ((Jun in, a acetic of UNPARALLELED BRILLIANCY unit MAGNIFICENCE. The CHINPIit: WALK will be liashteil and eisoltelliatird alils unusual effect. The MUSICAL I.:%• T FRTAIN W [NT will consist ui Lbw fluent Selecliuu, and cum prow sv. AAAAA NOVELTIKIL AUGUST 11, 1818. At the end of the lirst Act, MADAME and M A r)F.- NIOISELLE SAQUI will &ince an Aleatroore on TWO' noviro, and at the etnicliwiou of the Concert. M-itstnie SAQUI will slake her wood. rful Aseeut mnside a hrillimit display Vre Works of extraordinary pawl or, by Sivera II ENG LER . Ewan alusars will he opened.—Nu Order. s. , :anat aril. Admission 3.. thl —The Doors wall open at beach, and the Concert Iwgin at Eight o'Clork. r UK NEXT or KU (if Noy) of WILLIANI COLLINGS., late - a Seaman belonging to the Ent biotin Merchant Ship Elk:n(111, &erased, by applying to Mr. Owen, No. 3, Ductura' Commons, way hear of &Jonathan to their advantage. PARIS PAPERS. pArt. ArnysT 7. The King received psterday nt t%velve o'clock their Esectielicies the Prince of C , s , elcicala, Am bassador of the Two S:rilies, am! the Duke o: Ferman Nunez, Ainbawaulor of Spain, who were afterwards admitted to the honour or ir.rying their court to Aladaine and the Miner., aj is Aj o i,,ty 11-unsuited boi.iiies with the Duke de Richelieu, Piesident of the Council of Mill. Tile Kin;,• left the Thuilleries at half past one o't lock t o walk in the forest of Seours: ll,s Alejesty, accompanied by the Dukes de Grammont, de la Chatre, aed d'A,•aray, and es— corted by las body guard, unil a detachment of horse gr,matliers of the 2d regiment of the guard, returotd to the castle at sin o'clock. Selves, prosecuted at the suit of the public !Ministry, for calumnies iglitist the M igirtracy; toilferell judgment to go against hint by default, on Tuesday la,t, at the Correctional Police. The Tri bunal postponed fur a week the pronunciation of judgment. Oat the 18th July, arrived et Calais Field-Nferslial Burou Derrieres, named by the King Lieutenant of that place. This superior °fliersr is brother to the Mairlial Duke or Istria, who fell at !Vagrant. Ili* Royal Elightiers the Duke of Gluuce*ter ii expected at T,,uluuse. Tne nom who killed himself a few drys since, under the triumphal arch oldie Carousel, was MUM/ Leroux; lie was MI old footman of Bonnporte. Strangers flow in every tiny to the wattris of Aix. Among the persons of distinction who have arrived tlit sr we have Isteotioned Madame Nloreau. She is at isresctit very ill, and goes out very little. They are in cous!utit expectation there of M. de Strr. and Alaiidial Macdonald. TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICE. SECOND CASE or THE GREY MAN. M. and Madame Favre, bookieller4; answered when the cause ;as called on. Al. Cretoo. described as the author of the last nunibers of •• I 4c. Grey ,Mot," was absent.. AI. Mbequart, M. allroe.otn, pro. ilueed certificates from the Doctors Clinu.,ter nud Ltiserre, btii!isog th.st the glens ereton. w0u814, , ,1 dstigernusly With . 114101 1111..! in adnel. two min.! by was nut 19 a condition to liflprUr breore the . 1)11 , 0110. T!: young adeocate contended this I 1 4 This day is published. yrire Is. AA LETTEIt to tile Him. H. G. KENNETT, Mx opt#ll his presenting s Petition In Pin runup! cof the Administration of Gores unseat to the !whim's, Isles, while Nader the commend of Major Tilon. Printed fur J. latchard, Bookseller to lint Qum., I'O, Piccadilly.