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This day is published, haiidsoasely p r inted iu o no Volume tegeoas terms, the Cominksioners be now empower. f rHIS IF/ENING, wal be repress b o ards ented, an en- p rk e , in , 3' . the Second Edition of Ilvo. price, la beards, 7s. ed to take advantage of the market, by making bal- -1 needy New Grand Serious Opera, with Choeusas, and ABRI EF ILLUSTRATIONofthe MORN !NG THE AUTHENTICITY, USCORRUPTED gains from time to time. This would have the ~ eidenal Ballets composed by Mr. D'Egoille, and perforated AB. SERVICE of the UNI FED CHUitelf of ENGL AND PRESERVATION, and CREDIBILITY of the NEW effea of extending the competition as widely as pos - by the principel Llamas, entitled, and IRELAND; chewing, not oni: the use and design of it. TESTAMENT. sable among the individuals who should contrad for IL TRIONFO DULL' AMOR FRATERNO. various pasts, and the great propriety with which they are SY GODFREY LESS, the Lottery. He then moved, that it be the opinion so.usced; but likewise, the necessity of offering up our des..- Lam Professor of the University of G atlngen, arc. Me Music (retire! y mew) composed here by Winter. of the Committee, that the -Lords Commissioners if thins, with the worship of the heart, 111) less than with the With entirely new ficesiory,machinery,Dressesand Decorations. m .,,„ of the hr. Translated :'rom the last Edition of the German, His Majesty's Treasury have power to contrad for Ewa of the Opera, will be preeented the Grand Pantomiseical i ly ROGER KINGDOM , A. M. By the Rev. JOHN CLARKE, the sum of 800,0001. to be raised by Lottery Tickets, BALLET, in Timm Ads, called Ildf St. John's College, Cambridge. Minor Canon of the Cathedral Church of Durham. LE JUGEMENT DU BERGIIR PARIS. Printed for F. C. and J. Ravin te a No 6/, St Paiirs Printod for l'. C. and J. Reign gain, No 62, St. Paull% Church- each ticket not to exceed 101. The Resolution was N. 5. On account ads° sudden Indispreiticn of Madame Church - art : Sold also by J. Hatcherd, No. 19.4 Piccadilly . yaid •J. Hatcher .t, No. 193 Piccadilly ; Deighton and i'sictirrl- agreed to, and the Ilousc being resumed, the Re- NI. Miss CRANFIELD has undertaken to perform so.i;Catn . bridee ;. Liel Coo Ice% Hanwoli,M id Parker , Ox ford.. part was ordaed to be received to-morrow. the part a Venue. TO SURGEONS, de. The Committee of Ways and Means and Supply The Doors to be opened at Half-past Six o'Clork, and the Thu day is published, price is. ferforniaace to begin at Haitian Seven precisdv. Speedily will be published, A N IMPROVED METHOD of CURING • were afterwards ordered to sit on Monday. A LARC:E PLATE, Twenty-eight Inches by LAs riucre RES of the URETHRA with CALI PURLibf. Mr. FOSTER gave mice, that he wcald to. r r il EAT Re ROYAL.HAYMARKET. Twenty, representing at emote view the WHDLE of the morrow, in a Committee of the whole [louse, sub. BLOOD VESSELS of the HUMAN BODY, carefulty drawn By THUS . WHATTLY„ ./.. THIS EVENING will be prevented, the Farce ofmit a proposition to consiihr of the propriety of THE JEW AND THE DOCTOR. from injected preparations under thr immediate direction of the Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. moot eminent Surgeons in the Kingduin. Printed f.tr J. Johnsen. St. PauPsChurch-y. , nl; 3 ilatc hard, warehousing home made Spirits in Ireland ; and of Abert.ici ... Mr. ELUSION regulating the drawbacks on the exportation of the (being his first appearance in that character). By GEORGE KIRTLAND, Aeatomical Draftsman. Bookseller to tier Majesty, Pic...Willy ; and J. Callow, CrUMII- - Soho. same. • E.iiily, Nli,: GRIMANI. Gentle-nen wishing to beeo,ne Subscribers Sr.- reque-ted to Where may be had, by the same Author, a few reatal•shi Sir Jo'.iN SINCLAIR postponed hs Motion After which will be pro loc.sl Om Time), a New Musical give in their Names at the Publisher's, iii order to irscert.riii the Copies of relative to Corn ill Socalausi, until Monday. llama, called, number of Copies that it may be necessary to co:our. OESER VATI INS on Mr. HOME's 'TRIA'I'MENT at THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. T. published by Joan Murray, No. ;.PJ, Flee: street. STMCTUR LS, price Is. lid. The Bill for explaining and amending the Alts rrHEATRfROYAL.HAYMARKET. A THIS EVENING will be presented, the Farce of THE JEW AND THE DOCTOR. Mr. ELLISTON (being his ii,st Appearance in that character). E.iiiiy, vins GRIMANI. After which will be pro 1ne.,1 (sth Time), • New Musical owns, called, THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. With New Sectors, Dre.ses, and D.,ewations. TM, Music by Mr. K LLI.Y. Tht Characters by bfr. MINTON, Mr CHAPMAN, !bliss H. KELLY, M..ster HOK REHOW, Mr. M.A.THEWS, Mr TAYLOR, Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMITH, Mrs. TAYLOR, Min HOW ELLS, Mrs. MATHEWS, Mrs. GIBBS. Muir whirls (F.ftesock Time), • Splendid Dramatic Met, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Mr. FOSTER gave r.orice, that he wctdd to. morrow, in a Committee of the whole [louse, sub mit a proposition to considir of the propriety of warehousing home made Spirits in Ireland ; and of regulating the drawbacks on the exportation of the same. • Sir REIN SINCLAIR postponed hs Motion relative to Corn is Sasalarol„ until Monday. The Bill for explaining and amending the Alts relative to Hackney Coaches, the Property ASR Commissioners Bill, the Tobago Frce Pc -t Bill, the Irish Small. Bank Notes Bill, and the Iri9h County Police Bill, were read a second time, and ordered to be committed to-morrow. BIDLAKE's POEMS. This Day iv published, ;legalsaypined in C.rown Sr.,. with Two Engravisgs, by Heath, price 7s. 6d. 14 board% THE POETICAL. WORKS nt .1. BIDLAKE, A.B. Chaplain to Nis Royal Highuma the Dukc of Cla rence, and M.ister of the Uraminar Scheel, Plymouth. Se cond Fs:ldiom ; contamkg Youth, a Pomn-...The Country Par son— fhr Sea, a Poem in two Books—Suninier's Eve, a Poem —with Elsgics, Sonnets, and Oweasional Poems. Printed 6.1 J. Murray, No r:2, Fleet•siraat ; and J. Harding, No. 36, .•:t. jasues's-wiewt Sulmenhers to the -rk may have lie Fifth Nu InSer to complete their ones*. 6d. with the Engravings. This Day is published, in 3sols. nino. embellkhed with a Furious Frontispiece, price ll'. in boards, THE TEARS of CAMPHOR; or, LOVE and N 'FURL TRIUMPHANT, a Satiri , al Tale cf the Centuiv ; containing some bold Sketcher, and free eeinurei igainst VATiOlli existing ErIAMS, PfeilialCeS &c. of Society. By lIENRICO FERNANDEZ OLTSTICUS, LL.D. F.R.S. F.S.A. Mit Cesar's Empren would I deign to prove... No—make nie Mbtrew lathe Man I love ! • • • • This Sure were bliss (if blis. on earth there be) And puce the lot of Laud'inun and of roe. The Stamp Duty Regulation Bill, the Quarter- Master-Generals, Ste. Franking Bill, and the Civil List Increase Bill, were read a second Lime, and committed for Monday. ' (The Stmy is founded on Shakespeare's " Tempest.") Writ of the Dance (in Act 1.;, and Ferdinand (son of the Kinzer Naples), Mr BYRNE. Piospem iDuke of Milan), Mr. DE CAMP. Antonio (Promenis Brotlser'4 Mr. PALMER, Jun. Ariel, Muter OSCAR BYRNE. Caliban, Mr. G. D'EGVILLE. Fin' Male Spirit, Mr: TAYLOR. /Female Spirits, Mi.. , DANIELS, and Mi., HOWELLS. Miranda (Act 1 ), Mies C BRISTOW. Miranda ( Act 11.), Miss B bIENAGE. Th. Dances incident .1 to the P,-ce, are *averted by Wr BYRNE, Meeter OSCAR BIRNE4 and M n . MENAGE. On Moadat (by permasion of the Pr.%wiet , .rs oft .e Thea ter Rryal, Consent Garden), the Comedy of John Bull, with Tn. F.:chanted bland. LONDON DOCLS. Mr. lILSKISSON said, he supposed the Motion. he was about to make, was one which nu Gentle man would have any objeaion to. On the con trary, he believed it would give satisfdtion to every body to hear that the London Ducks, towards the oyening of which, he now proposed certain regula tions, were in such a state of forwardness, that it was espeeted they would be opened for the reception and accommodation of shipping, early is that month TO PARES is AND Sel , } ACCORDING TO ABBE GAULI. ries METHOD. This Day is published, price 1?.. AN HISTORICAL GAME id the KINGS of ENGLAND, adapted to the JurenilJ ea.meity. Pubtidied by Didier and Tebbeit, No. 75, st Jantes'idreet where may be WA, a complete Assortment of thr ABBE GAUL t !Mt% IN s !WE GAMES, and an explanation of the Method, if r,qii•l ed. Where, also soon wi I ►be puldish.el Loudon : Suld by C. Chap*, ; J Ginger, Picca dilly; J. Budd, ; and ad the ft , Mlkoellers In Turn and Country. Of w num mar be had, The HOP-BOY, by Poer Pandaf,J un. • This day is published, peke is. 6d. The. Second Elision of FIRST PRINCIPLES of CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE : consisting of, 1. An Enploiation of the move diffiriilt Terms and Doctrines of the Illhurch Cate eltivers, and Office of Confirniotion. 2. The Three Chereh Creeds enempithed am! proved from the Scriptorm i to which is prefixed an Introduce on on the Duty of Conforming to the Eurtablohed Church, as g 01Subiriers and god Christians. By the Right Rev. THOMAS BURGESS, D. D. Bohol, of St. David's. of Sistember. The Bill le ' Billl e Meant to move for, was to have three objeas in view. Ist. To give asli tional facility to the trade of the Pun of London ; Mi. 'Co provide for the greater security or that trade ; and id. To provide for the greater bectui,y of the revenue arising out of it. There would be in the Bill a varifty of details, which he . bhould not IK.NY enter in.o ; but these constituted its principal objeas. All the regulations that should he conta:ned is the Bill, had been already concerted and planned by the Direflors of the Company ; and ma with the appro bation of all to whom they had been submitted. He then concluded with moving, that leave be given to bring in a Bill for the warehousing certaiti gOods with in the limits of certain docks, which were Made under the provisions of an Aet of the 40th at the fur the better accommodation of shipping in the port of London. Leave was given. VICTUALLING OFFiCE. irty 6, Ibo 4. COMMISSIONERS/or Victualling Ms /Wm. Navy& Iterehe girt IVeti.e, net on FRIO •le veil, the 13th instant, they will be ready N receive Tentte leg Orsini sop), end tre.tfer One liiinsliest Tau of Usiassis o N N delivered immediritely ink the Stores .t Deptford, mud es Is paid for he Bills penilsle wiFts Interest, ninrty dpis iifter The Co4ditious of the Central logy be seen et du Seervhiry's OP". TRAITE de GEOGR \ PILE ANCIENNE. eons wk i la Muderne ; acconivag d'uile CARTE de L'E %PIKE RU MAIN. A rouge des J:wat , 41; •b. Par Mowteu. WAU Prniesnwer des Mithales de L'AbUil andtidr. FASHION NSLE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. it ßOlVNemal COWAN (from Mr. Haby'ij, at Jl.l their S v or. '.Vareb v, N. 341 &mild, one door e i c ie rme ~r .r, have coed mile orr Sale an Extensive Amertiorit of .ie rs a.rr4 Sift/ES, which b.ring uwuu ( u.tdcr t .61 urn ised.ate inenzelson, preserw: they will be found, in Doralolity, sod Patin*, equal to those Beapck.. .ny other H.Nixer i.v Loiiiten„. and in con. mirearree of a gorek See, and terc..ivinx :irortupt ray' itiero. au •awellird to awaract meta et lb. uriderviat.l eel 'mimed Priem : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivil,gron, No 62, St. Paul• s Churchyard. fold also by J. ilatehArd, Na 190, Peccadally. Of whom may be had, ►y the time Author, the Second Edam. _ _ A SIIORT Dot!' of Conforming to the Established Church, as gond Subic ts and good Christians befog an Abstract of a larger Catechism on the same Subject. Price 41. Na Rrgard will Ita h in . an., Tender in wi4ch the Prim shai ttW ae int.rerd in Tror , i. at Lengtb, n. that shall tot . Ge *tufted ▪ the !,nand isrfare 0,4 •Clerk en tie and Friday a,it, 111113th maims, ppm. mares the Perim who mikes the Tentles s ar re•e Pe^•en en his Behalf, attends, to answer whirs called far. Calf Skin lirsslan Boots U raw tiovirts. This Day is published, price 12s. boards, THZ REFORMED REPROBATE. in 3 Vols. Alio, 34..stei • P Et.LS, Mint (r sprit r A, Tem Eli II 0 in, R. Th• F T' the 13 • (.t he dd Na it et he le the Ile 13 or am • met a M tho Oxfro N I. loM, LIN F lb ti Whet , Te Al 6' Tu All twen Tl Aft, each F Near e, PAT B :1. fhlel ▪ nett,. • mem Ell the I' tat,“, U the 1, a to al Imo! 114.1 • cab!, and ( m 66 1 6. I'' , a 'Emit 66,Us lite ft ahnre t Ilot HII odd patrol ear "Air, a .1h . 6r the It, c.or a who t.h w i aura( 47 I glib, hoe set t tXp_ se al anki SI R. N. $ ' MONIIMEVT. T° be SOLD,a neat MARBLE MONUMENT, corresponrientls ernamwte4; likewise several Statutry ased other Marble CHIMNEY-PIPCM, neatly ~ rnamented hi the present taste. To 14 IC*ll at No. 64, Wellrstrect, Oxford-oreet. IRIS!! LIVENS. 1 ...... . N con‘erraenee of the many comphints against A 1..1101 Cltrahs whitened by t h e chrmicd rroceet, a C0.,- P.ny was teemed ot 1101, ly some rat the lute %takers in Ire land, to supple the Public in this City with the heNt IRISH LINEN CLOTHS (bleached in toe n'd aid usual method , at oho wholesale Ithib pekes. Their °rigout 141ais is itivaii.it,h adhered to. via. • Te tel one piece, but not 'am. A piers tu be sold at the wholesale price. Loeb Pile rated, auln. , a,teration of price. All emelt. watranted, and the money returned ifa fault appears. Their four-fourths and ereen•eigtaths Linens cantata about Sweatt -five yards each piece. Thei, nine-eighths and .te-fourths Sheeting, contain about Aft, two yards etch piece. Their sin-fourths Sheeting, contain about thirty-two yards each piece. s e e -Cask u =ad for Bank of Inland Notes. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. Removed fmns GM* Rtneell-street, to No. 4, Bloomsbury • &Ware, near Ilan amid Saw hamptnantteets, leading to Iltth SE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE. TATFJ►T IMIXITEADI MID TABLES. SOFA BEDS, CHAIR nun, ANI) EVERY OTHER KIND. THE ORIGI NAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR. B UTLER'S Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet IlVare, reel. and M.LnuLactort, Nn 1.3 and 11, Eatikm tiormottem. A large asiortnielit of article of the newe.t, ransom, and so-t rrrnatinnit, I Fashions, of well mooned and exnellent Workmanship, with several Improve. norms. respertfully relies net the good discernment of the Piaiihe, that they will wee through the paltry devices and in tim:Atkins cippos,l to Noland counterfeiting hi ankles. It s will Clown that NUTLI;K has two Patenta, one fur Tables, L i e other for &threads; the principle of the first is applicable to almost all ICtosl--of Tal.les, and ls allovrod to bo a great im.tosement ; it renders them more conienient for Houses, and much Mere portable. The principle u( the other is appli cab!, to most kotits of Bedst-ads, as Four l'o-t, Tent, Sofa, and Chair which lancr Are singularly useful its Sicklier+, mid each, when shot opt, makes a handsome piece et torn iture t o a Sittoigmtion. Dressing-room, &e. The Frit., Post and Tent B e d. go together In all part. with braes, and arc hoed it.th mush cute urethan the help of tools or tacks, or tails in the footnote, told arc very portable. Particular kinds u( the a l eve . adantrd for Gentlemen of the Ariwy and Navy, and I lot Chrmtes also punanle Chaise, de. hiITLFWA Patent hfaisufactures have been graciously l'almitocd by the king, Qiieen, and Koval Family, and hue soaral he codes from number. of the Nottility and Gentry, a ' 4 lane been highly appmved of in the Pad and %Vest Indies ; the merit of lb. Articles ha. thus ant with favourable en• '"ca=nto.[, and for which he return , hi. criteria ackonwledg. aid cannon Litt notice the ItiostOlSetes of rune ether,, 'who ha up large Sign hoards, with BUT:.Etrs name inscribed, "h'cli may hdp al.. to pr 'mote his Rosiness, or should it be -e`teled otherstore, he, In the permission of Providence, ma- L a f a tares and sell, hi. Superior Fiore pest and other B e ds, hie Tildes, awl Cabinet Articles as above, namely, 'oherine street, eight D 0..,, (roan the Strand, a Itrick-f t °pt ' ...no" he ha. cmotructed several Tools and M trkinws W "'S• t; the sant:, and hai ot.terwise been at counder.Mle bring theta to that utility and degree of pei fro hie' *l*l 'they no, are. At 9h. vain- elan, Way be had every tickra viwidete:t Furnishing tiuusee. 14 ' Fees socppriatm. Spanish Leather ditto - 1 14 0 Rack Strap Jockey - - . - I 1.7 , 0 Ditto Military - - - - 1 15 0 1),Ito Tbreeioastered - 1 1.! 11 Coni ,, wan Isa.t. Shoes • - - • 0 9 0 Str mg ditto ditto - • . 0 9 6 Dr..*4 Mho , ' and Rump, - • - 0 10 0 Sv.inids Leather (Iwo ditto . 10 6 N. R Cu,twr Letters (post pay!) duly atteluki to. RESPECTAIiGE ATIESTATIONS YOR TUC CORDIAL. BALM OF (;11.1.140. Unpinll. led bt uq other advertised M.plieitie in the world, ream rolmitarily by mtm of character and respectability, men the hare daily w.taseinAl ill efficacy, a.id absetve its sterling WIL To S. SOLOMON, Esq. M.D. Livr.ar9oL. From Whiteharen. SIR' I have the satisfeOion to assure you, that Cie Cordial Balm of Gilead, has riot un deserwlly g lined an real a repuiatiortio the tkirtity sif.White. haven, many coat would he adduced wherein it has bona highly cfficadoiis ; among the rent, a gentleman of my ae quaintanet waited wan mire ' and iutreat d that I would make you acquaitits-t1 will, the a tioderful care he had experienced by the 1113 of a kw bottles of it, which he purchased from me. lits complaint was of the rre.reue kind, arid of many years Raiding; and though many rernedie, had been mimeo:W . 4lly tried, uotl.mg but tire Palm of Gilead pr.abieed that happy change to his whole s'steits, wlt',ch be had for many years ,ottgut in vain. . . . . I( fo,ther informati m is necessary, you may refer any re. staxtabl.: eialuler.lay letter lat.t paid, to Your most obedient humble Servant, Whitehaven, May 5. WILLIAM ALIUN. _ _ P. S. I lave ~4d great quantities of the hall guinea holies of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, and nothing has added a greater sainctio,, to my slop as a young beg er,, than having it us my possession. t•a4 of Mr . ,7 Mathews IR, Strand, London.. Sold in Remnant, I Limhurzli ; R. Bach , Peier-street, New- Volk ; aid in Rath, by Ilazard ; B. aol , Belgin ; Brighton, Gre gory ; Birmingham, Knott and Lloyd; Bedford, Smith; Bland f ml, Someone ; Bury St. Eilniiincl%, Dingle; Cheltenham, Sel don ; Caintridge, H.algerin; Coventry, Roll:atm ; Colchester, Kismet; Canterbury, Simmons; Carlisle. Jullie; 0111111.11111 ; Itherington • Chclin-ford, Clachar; Cheater, Pool and Sod ; Chichester, ; Cirencester ' Smith; Chimenhani. C.oornts ; 011:14111 ; ;social*, No. 7,Exchange.eourt ; Derby, Drewry; Dnrim.n,Pennington; Dover, Nadler; Devises, Lowe; Dorebeder, Virtue; Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, Jackson burgh, Smith, North-8.-dge; Exeter ' Tr...writers and Sou; Fal mouth, ; Ghimester, Pitt, Walker; Gla-gow, IbisDo• field; Liverpool, druggist; Leeds, 11.111 IS Holmes; Lin coln, Drewry Lyon, Hadley ; Leicester, Gregory, Serialises Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester Thompann ; Margate, ROWS ; Millstone, Welker; hi illbOroligh, Harold; Newbury, Yeller, Afire; Walker, Hodgson; Northampton., Dicey; Piottingliam, Burbage ; Norwich, Stevenson sod Co.;Os tend, Jon,. ; Plymouth I.Niek, Hood-old; rartS ttttt uth, idam; Readi , g, Smart and Gs. ; kocheerr, Etheriogion ; Preston, Se,ceiit ; Shrew/Mary, Ed.lower ; Southinnoton, Biker; Staf ford, Morgan; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland, Ira'.; Sa -1 abuts, COINS ; S.. 3181.111 0; ; Tau/Itol., ; Ton. Miler Wells, Sprmige; Wells, Evan ; Weymouth, Wood; Windsor, Rammer ; and every respectable Medicine Vender in the Kiiigd Bustled, at Half a Guinea, sod ads. contain ing f our w' the smaller stn, s, whereby 9.. is saved. Of whom ra.,y be had, a New Ed.tion, being nearly Three liiiiidreal Nees, price only tk . SOIAMION's GUIDE. Ti; HE.ILTH : Ur Advice to both &r m...., un Fe.nale Desewo-a, Norvessi, Hypo ehondnac, and Consumptive Cooylaints. This B ...It has been the lab ear of tnaav ?earl e yel.eore and n t. To which . athled all Ewy on I) • .4.e. Imident to Fen•a'n; oleo, an Ad.treis to roe as, Goardi .no, Tuton, agd Wow who kayo ilia we and oducatioa of youth. HENRY LENNOY, interspersed with Legendary Tales, I V rice 4e. W. boards, by the Honourable Charlotte L-nrooz. CANDID JUNIOR and Dr. PANGLOSS, 3 Vole Its. In the Prow, ROSA, the CHILD of the ASSET, 4 Vol.. by Mho' So; ha Wondfall, of the Haymarket Theatre. THE INYIDEL MOTHER, S Vole by the Same. THE MONK of ST. UDOLPHO, 3 Vols. VOLTAINIANA, or Beauties et Voitaire, 4 Vols. foolscap octavo. minted for James arnl George Hughes, Booksellers, W.g nsore.street, Cavendish-square. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—FarpAr, haw 6. The Bill tOprevent Irish offenders from coming to England, or removing from one county to another in Ireland, went through a Committee. Ordered to be reported on Monday. Witnesses were examined in Lingham's Divorce Bill, as to the present residence of Airs. Lingham. The further proceedings were adjourned to Monday next. The Bill for enabling Foreigners to inlist into the English service, and the London Coal Market Bill, were Lirmight from the Commons, and read the first tinse.—Adjourned to to-morrow. HOUSE OF CuNtMONS. Lord MARSHAM reported from the ti6ddleser Eleftion Committee, that a person, named Cy prian Willock, who had been summoned 35 a wit ness before that Committee, prevaricated in his evi dence; and his Lordship moved that he be com mitted to Newgate. Ordered. A Message from the Lords informed the House, that the Lords had agreed to the Irish Customs and Excise Duty Bill, with some Private Bills. Certain Accounts were brought up from the Stamp Office, and ordered to lie on the Table. On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGII, the India Budget, which stood for Monda), was postponci to 1 u.sday neat. The London Coal Free Market Bill was read a third time and passed. The Chatham Ordnance Accommodation Bill was reported, and ordered to be read a third time to mon ow. NEW LOTTERY. The !louse having resolved itself into a Commit tee of Ways and gleans. Mr. ALaxAsinca in the Chair ; The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose to bring forward his 210600 for raising a sum of money for the ensuing year by way of inttery. He meant that the number of tickets should be 80,000, the same as last year; that the price of each ticket should be 101. and the whole sum be 900,0001. The whole should be divided into three Lotteries. He should also propose that, instead of raising a specific sum at one give% rime, by which the public might be deprived, as was the case last year, of the chine. of hiving tickets ott advae. On the motion of Mr. Rose, the report of the Cotton Manufaaurers Bill was orchned to be re:. ceived on Monday. Lady Kilwarden's Annuity Bill was real a third time and passed. CORN. - - --- - On the third reading of the Corn Bill ; Colonel STANLEY said, he had been aprlied to by several persons, who wished that the periods v.hen the alterations in the rates of bounty on coi n com ing from America were to take place, stould be extended to a longer time. Mr. PITT said, he had no objeCtion to exter.ding the time ; for it was fair, that if corn, which had been ordered before the Bill was introduced, should arrive after a certain time, it should be allowed to be entered according to the former rates of bounties. But he would not consent .0 have the time extended o) as to enable persons to send out fresh orders. Mr. WES FERN proposed a clause fir making the rates lower ou corn coming from the British Co lonies in America, than from any other foreign place. The rate he proposed was, 535. on wheat, when the rate from other countries, was 60s. per quarter. Mr. FOSTER introduced a clause for' regulating the rates between Great Britain and Ireheid. The further proceedings on the Bill were post poned until to-morrow, 1 , 1 consequence of a )10tion intended to be made by Mr. Patteson, for fitlng the proportion of the rates of rye, barley, and oats, coming from Canada, according to the rate upon wheat. LOYALTY LOAN. Mr. PITT gave notice, that he would, on Mon day next, submit a proposition to the House, re4.l - to the stock created by what was called the Loy alty Loan. IRISH ADDITIONAL FORCE. RILL. The Househaving resolved it,elt into a Commi tee oa this Bill, several amendments were propkieed and adted. Mr. GILES ohje&ed to that clause in the Hilt which went to empower the Lord Lieutenant c.f Ireland to lower the bounty ; and proposes'. that it should not be lowered to more than three fourths of the bounty. Sir LVAN NEPEAN laid, it was only intended to vest the Lord Lieutehant with that power in cer tain cases where he should think it necessary. Mr. SHERIDAN said, he never would consent to the granting of such a power. The power might be abossd. It was well known, that mareal law still existed ii. Ire:And ; and in some ceuntiis, which were suspeCte..! of treason or disatEr3ion, this pw.ver might be converted into an instru rent of oppressi. - m. The bounty might be made so low, that ,Hest most either be conspelkd to enli.z. or the counties usa ble to procure men would become satjzti to Itelvy fines and penalties. The amendment was then adopted ; and the He , t,e being resumed, the Report was ordereJ to be brought up to-morrow. The Committee on the Iri.h Nf Alt Imrort n Bill, was put of till to-IEIOI7OW. AdjousLevi.