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, 77, • •A ~i"'r IRMPPPI.7,I . - ... . . . - • . . ..... • .. \ -4-1, h e .i i rt to . $••• .. iir - r_ . • .1 sumnsa 1918. • - LAST WEEK RUT• ONE. ORATORIOS. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY MARKET. TTIIS PRESENT EVENING, Nlialch 15, will be preformed, DETTINGEN TE DEMIT ; Weill Two Oran) Mi•C•II3IIIMU% Acts, ia which will be MtrorleeraL, for the arcoml time, a Bravura Dnetto, by Mrs Dolton' sad Alr. Benham ; Purcell's celebrated Cantata of " Soul and the Witch of Endor ;" and Mr. Brahasn's New Roux, " The lust wards of Mannion." Auden FRIDAY, the 17th iast. ACIS and GALATEA, with • Grunt, Miscellaneous Art, in whirl, will he intro dewed, far the last time, " Mad New" by Mrs. Dirkon.i. ~.• AKKI WEDNESDAY, 111A11(211 15, 1809. 110-1110111tOW EVE;HNG. 514rch 16, %ill I hr perfumed, the Play of THE IRON CHEST. To wide\ will be added, (I 4th tune) a re. Farce, called, ' AS HE A PRINCE ArlftAND STATE LOTTERY begins April 14, Dino. Si:beaus contains -4 , of 2 lee &e ice. With a FREE GIPT of One Thousand Tirkets the ?Oat Day, mei a PREF. GIFT of Fire Hnuiliewl Tickets the Setuuti Fa), whereby A T erre .... nay pin .... A Half .... may pia .... 50,(0.4 A Quarter ..,. may pin .... ;, , PM Ail Eighth .... may pin .... e 2.500 .ad tinder the 4111110100 debt Right Waimea - blot the lsarA Chamberlain. TII PATRE, HAYbI It E ET-11 ARC II IC, 1%119. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. nrilE rdeltrietnt of the King's Thrift,- harkelt grateitiessly granted the re of the shove 'Fliestre lu Their MAJEST I FS" COM PA NY , of the late Tfl EATS F. IRHYAL, DRURY-LA Pi E, for their own Partic ular I:toulit swot, the Pablic ate most respectfully interact, 'hit on Tat RSDAT NEXT; MARCH lb, with the Colowot and Approbation of the Ftsgrietore of the late Theatre- Royal, t y -Lane, will be performed A COMEI)Y, WITH A GRANO SALLET ; Itr all the Principal Performers of the King's Theatre, sal the Whole Carp de Relict. ••• la cantrepience at the recent Calaway, it has been considered by maim Patrons of taw Pettwnwrs, that oil this partirmlar occasion, hawint the kind Akgislattle." of lint of the Opera Canpany, a Generous PuhLe will feel no objec tion Ss the folkswing Prices of Yanisriou, fur Three Nights only .—Beats jf 611. Plates fur the halo • to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Operit•Ofbee in the Playmaiket. BeIaVISEEITif tioentirun PATKIGK. iE ANNIVERS.titY fESTIVAL of th:o mit be celebrated at tbe Freessrhems' Una! rert, ouFltl ~s tyre t7th fi blotch nest. • • . The Must Nohli• the Marquis ofTHOMOND. oteL•raLsturves. lade Roden. Earl of GranCrtl, Lord Ramble ' 116.11staSit 4.Wellewley,E.B. The Hun. tieu.Stew art, M.P. Licutenant-General Slr J. Doyle, Vert. ARDS. The How. Martin Hawke, r u. Canning, Esq. M.P. Sir I... Montgomery, .11. P. A Loughoso, Esq. 11 Ir. U. Prindergsat, Esq. Lee Thurston, Esq. Thos aivc, Law Win. Gras nit, Esq. Johu MiDO.4llOl, Fint. Thomas I r Reilly, Esq. Joseph Fletcher, Esq. Joseph Higvnirou, Esq. Tickets, tss. each, to he had of the Stewards; of T bon s . Habobriige, Esq. Trimester, College of Physicists, Won. ine l / 4 -lape; of the bessetary ; and at the Bar of the Free 11111uniss`Tarcra. Sigurd I) / order, HEN RY ISATTCRC, Fiecretary, 110.7, Ph ilput-taltr. Tbis day is y131)1411,4, in One Vohnne tno. attk 13 plates, th e I d Edition, price 141. so boards, AN INTRODUCTIoN to Pill'sl()LOGl .. CAL mod SYSTEMATICAL BOTANY. By JAMES FDWARD SMITH, M.D. F.R.S. Ike. Pito:ideal of the Linnets I Society Printed for Longman, II tint, Rees., aril I /nue, Pat. rooster , ?OW tool 1. White, Fleet-street. The plan of this Work is to render the Seiencc of Dots sicidwierantemeut, as well as the Keneralstractiare and Ana tomy of Planta, arcessible, flAll in every point far yowl persons of either.ses, who may be ilcs.ruitt, of matiiii• this eksaat and useful science • part of their education, ur atouseincet. A few Capirs are coloured by desire, prier a as. in boards Of whom may lie had, by the sonic Author ' A hAr.TCII of aTOU Ron the CONTIN ENT. lie Se cond Edition, with considerable Additions and Corrections. le Three Volumene ans. price 111. 71. in boards. , A Sixteenth .... stay gain .... 0,130 Duly 14,39 n Tickets fur sale. Tickets and Mires are ou sale at all Licensed Lottery ()Mc's. i,520 STATE I.OTTERY TICK Fss AS A r REF, 6114 IN THE PRESENT LOT VERY, Which begins Drassiag on WEDNESDAY, 12th of APRIL. ET:4 Hied Sil .1 It ES are liner Oen I Ilg to the a. Second State•laittery. The Sc:;eme consistg of 30,000 Tickets only, aids the additional Erre Gott of the premed,. CUII tractors of t,oret Whole Ticket*" for the Srst.d rote Prize; either of in shares, that'drasa on the let dry Mane 151. in addition to the Ptize that Weill otherwise be entitled to; likewise atm Tickets, IN like manner fur the Id dar of !hawing, witboist impoverishing *ha s.iid Sebm* ; lhsl au early ponitave is recommieusled by Slit J.IIIES bIi.tNSCOME AND VO. IP,ropleturs of the Lucky lattlery Offices, Ma. tt. !Whom; , N 0.37, ; No, 3s, tleyniarkei, Piccadilly; and at No. 26w, Strand; where No. 7un 1, the fertituate number entitled to ii. Crawl Prize of zoo whole tickets on the at day or, Drawing the last State Lottery, was sold in one Half, one Quarter, we Eighth, mod tom Sixteenths; and where likewise the following e:apit.il Prizes in the Two lest Yours' Lotteries. were cold it. tail Shares, namely— No. 2,570, nattiest to 40,0a1,1 and the only prize of that • Amount ever snared, 12,719 ..L.35,600 a,tsti ..L.211,000 I b. 145 ..L.20,00b 24,305 „ air,c.J4 14,1aJ l?,' 19 • • , 01 004 + 7,717 .. .577 .. 40,004 I i U,,AJG ,3510 20,H00 II Tat all Ptia.s of 5,4101. and 1,11 , 111. Beside.. a 21st 4ifolAirtiUfl 454101. nod. ex.; and sundry allot (*.ipitaio in former Lotteriet, ustoetoiing to upwards •( ONE 51.11.1.30,,N smiLiNu; And liar whale/el AiihkAgatrett total ea &mewl. GAZEI'IL. dtbairtiri•aire tr, l4 27trek 14, IV". mirel Douglas, ('om tamisier. in-Chief al Yarmouth. F. :,..11;sinitted to Inc llonuoirahte William Wellesley Pole, a 'rite? frost Captain Hole, of His 11r.jest)'s sloop Idie 1,4 e. 1 13 E4 Lilt% ao accosut of his hav ius captured. an the lost. off ,he Scow, the Driiiih national cutter Aalborg, of she glint and twenty-See man, bound to INo4lray with anal rtothirg. M. Stewart, Commander of the Lord Nelvoit packet, had tic ...L lit the above strati to close action, sad assisted in her rapture. • Copy of a Letter from Yiee.Admirol Sir J. R. Warns, Pest. aud K. IS. Cososiander.m.Chief of His Maiesty's ships anil.ressels at Halifax, to the lion. W. IY. Pole, datad - Bermuda, Jun. t 7, lung. Ste—i.ll have the honour herewith to inclose, for their . Lordship,' i.ifriustiou; iiie copy of a litter I have received front Captain Wales, Rising an account of the Freoch pro ratter Rectum having been captured My the Ferret. I have the lionsuir to be, Le. (Sigiteis) J. B. WARREN. His Majesty's sloop Fecet, Oct. di, 'nos. Ste—l have the Wenn: to acquaint yin& that ) ester.lay 111. Midesty's sloop under my evamord. after treble of guar hours, ruing, up iiith and eaptured La Beeline, FresseL pri vateer a homier, mounting sae lung aloe-pounder amidships, and two carronadep, small atlas, cr. eith a complement of thirty-eight men. She is cupptrsd, and sails very fast out tea iln,l fethu Mortin:que, one Hire: inutitlie erica, aud has sonde use captare. I Lase the hoi.our to lie, K. WALLS. To the Rhea lino. Sir J. U. Wen en, Raft. K B. Vice Ail iniral albs II Lite, sad t:uwasander &v. ace. Copy of another letter from Yier•Adosir-il Sir 1. fl Warren, Earl. aud K. B. to the Hon. W. W. Pule, dated •BC I muds, the 211 of Fekruary last, Sort-1 have iactomal a letter for their Lordships' lane mat ion tiJae Capt..l3 Hawker, of Ilia Majesty's ship Melanie pin, who, with his usual activity find zeal, has captured, ii. ter some renounce, the French corvette Colibri, of fourtren twenty-tour pomade, catronades and two lung e.poisailess, with a complement of ninny. tr., toes, cumin-aimed by Lwit. tenant do V•ivarau iir• aid hating y. board ne e hawked and st.v , s.ty barn Is of Sum, and a great quantity of guni•norder, for the relict' of the enemy's salwuis. The 'Love vessel is new off the clucks, soil of a superior claws of workmanship c..pnertd and l'estaattl, cud app. ars well calculated tor liis ajesty 's service. I Lars the biniour to be, /kr. (Sigurd) J. 8. WARREN. His Majesty's Ship Melainpus, at Sea, 19th Jauu ary, s . ARRIVAL REVIEW, I ilUe. This day is published, in royal octavi; the seventh volume, Mare OfIC guluga in extra boank, of TILENI`AI.. lIIST(/rtY of I.IITH ATUR F., fur the Year lutes Printed far Lussgoian, Hunt, Rtes, and Orme, Pater sosteorwa. Of whom may be bad, the tat. 2d, ad, alb, sib, sad 6th volumes, either together ur separately. Price one guinea each. in extra boards. •.• TitlP Review comprises in one colon's., Accounts of 11 the Works published during the Year, (including a va riety of valuable ptibliratiotis, which never find a place in any ether Reviett) arranged lulu Chapters, agreeably to their respective subjects, and preceded by an Hutarical intro dlleilln. It is particularly adapod for tb• library, and tier • 'rm....A..16.m Sin—!laving seen the Tiansporis in safety to liarbsdoes agreeably to your orders, and bream on my Morn to the Northward on tie aitli instant, in Latitude tg. JO. Loozi tusk 59 dn. the :Helmut/its raptured the French National brig Ie ('.libel, Mous. Lieutenant de Vaisseau, (:iimmiukr, of sixteen twenty-rum-pounder corrupted' s sod ninety-two men, three of whom were killed, a limitcnaut with eleven wuniided, through the persevering endeavours of her conimutider to escape, who had the temerity to re turn our tire for a short time when 'fairly alongside. Shia is ovate new, from Oreibourgb, 1 111111 , 1 with a cargo of dour and gunpowder for the relief of NU Dviniogu ; hail taken and sunk two English brigs f Dieirfoundland to Lisboa Haunihal and Priscilla of Dartmouth )—1 bee.: the honour to ln , a.r. (Sign.:.l) E. HAIV /LER. Vise-Admiral Sir John Bariais Warren, Batt. &a. ace. -gamma.— BANICRW'r CY ENLARGED. George Davis, of K i minaland-road, 31tddlesez oswkeeper, from March to, to 31.1 ti, at ten, at Go,Wkall , Loads's. BANKRUPTS. George Norte*, of Derby, shopkeeper, to surresder, March It, April 1, and 115, at satire, at Guildhall. Attar ory, Mr. Hall, Sallers*.Hall, [mnion. theory Marks, of High street, St. Giles in the riehla, Mid dirses, salesman to surrender, Mardi 115, in, and April on, at inie, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. K. biases, Mitre-court, Jobb Raster, now or lite of Sheffield, York, crige.tooleass nufacturer, to sail-ender, M arch .4, and April -2 t, s 1 dime,. at t h e George kin, Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr. John Mesta, Greville.streer, Hattras.Gardirai, Loisdou; and Mr. Sanest, Sheffield. James Rowers, of Manchester, innkeeper, to surrender, April 6, ;, and at 'kern, at the D, K Tavern, 31anehr WO. Attorneys, Messrs. JOhlt 4011 and Bailey, 31uudoister and Mr. Ellis, t'ursitorditreet, London. William Wynn, late of Merthyr see, to aurrcader, March 24, 4r, and April 15, el clear,,, at the Mitre ion, Bridgewater. Altus • , Mr. Edward Evans, Newport; and Mr. J. Williams, ited.Lion.equare, Lo,: due. Jobs Rushy, of New Milts, Derby, enttos-spinner, to asr• cruder, April 6,7, and es, at eleven, at the Royal Oak saw, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Cardwell, Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Cursitar-strret, London. Samuel Jahn Hum.t, of Norwich, riMaeldditainmfacturer, to asreesslar, March en, e 9„ sad A, ril 25, at ive, at time Wagers and Horses, Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. James 'il Arai, Norwiebi and Mr. Jobe Gilbert Sewn, Greet Ss. 1.111141111. • MRS CLARKE.. b tbe.Press, and speedily will be published, is Two elegant Toluenes. with a correct portrait of the Authoress, and Fox Similes of Letters of the Doke of York, Price tie. ME3101113 of MY OWN LIFC; t out Farts and Observations illestrative of a RE CENT INYES7'IGATION, and urcouipanied with nume rous Royal and other interesting Letters, *Lich have never emenred Were the Public. Ry MARY ANNE CLARKE. Pasted for the Authuresa ; poblished by T. Gillet, 7, Crews-ruurt, Fleet-street, and to be had of all Roastl. Mrs in tot., and reentry. MONEY NOBLESIE!Y, Gentlemen, Ste. are ruppect ully informed, they tnay . be sapptiel wlib Money to any Automat, us Terms equal to Mortimer, a eared 011 Frei+ old, Copyhok:, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money iu the Funds, „i'irrisge Settlemento, Widows' Jointures, Cfergymem's Lis -113.:o, or any Miter Property ; Person; of respectability may ho supplied on their Personal Secoritv only ; will had cerry liberal accommodation without delay". Application, from Treble to Tirlylf Leitrim rut -paid, llaidecamd to Straws. Wills and Co. No. 4:), south ot.ort, Berk, Icy-squat e. THIS Knit:KAN- ntAbc (i.e A WINE SR-MI-HAN' . TO BE StOLD BY AUCTION, • tly Mr. MOORE, On the Permian, Cluck lane, Tower Royal, Doc/rate, on MONDAY, North to, lanit, and trltnerag day, at Einar riefeek. I'OCIGin-TRADE. Fixtoree. Casks, sad Erceta, by order of the Arwitostra, el Mr. Gc•acr wood, Wore sad Broody Merchant a Bankrupt. '1 he Iron cumuli! of Ctartl, Sherry, Marino, 11.1,Inra, Tent, Notttant, Suerl'as, Port, Anal, sivab, Jar. shout 2 t ,,, Copia, born I Ir• 7-1104 ms. top-Vow out. .4k &Whim, he Mai he visaed as, day preview to sire sale, and the .100111 satire Si.. of mak. Calalacacs had go War prceirs: of Mr. Coriaala, Solu leidgarak etto•t, ; sod *A Mvorr, its, onf4toadoirma IM /Aegis,. • • I IWCkIGN I NrE LLE; EA CL. PA pr: RM. TRIEST, TEL 11. French troops, • which arrive Irons Dalmatia. daily rum, the, city. Lt DAlinatia trail(' the moat perfect tranquillity prevoil•. 'I he mails hetwe, the, town and Fiume, in which, Lot year, wTo-rall couriers from the kingdom of Italy were attacked and plundered, are cow ,ii, safe, tha even single Vavellers may puny them withowt danger. 11•RCII 4. The Senate has unanimmisty approved the. pro- ject of a 5e1141113 Contstrinee. laid before diem on rite 28th of February, for declaring Tuscany an Archduchy. One of the artielea of this project provides, that fits Majesty will retain to himself the general goverismeat of Tuscany, conferred cm a •Princess of his own royal blood, with the title uf Aathilacheri. the Mogitatir contains the following article:— " Air Ent lish frigate and brig united as a flag of trace, on ZAMA Septet:liter tiltrsit the thir.- diniertles. On board was Mr. Arlen, who sent his dragoman for interpreter) to Coinstantiuople, to hake propositious of peace; and coukrecires were ovened lietwe..o Aiblir and Wahil whom the Porte hail sent to the Dardanelles. un der the pretest or inspecting the lOrtifiewhong. Measures were taken on both sides very secretly and cantibusly. Effendi coutined him= self to the hearing of the in-.. .amnions of the Eta:- lull negotiator, and transmitting theta to. his ,o veruiesit. it was hisorver remarked, as the begin- Mug of a good understanding, ur us a mel l ow of allurement on the part of the English, that their cruises. no longer detained the Turkish ships. "Toe revolution at Constantinople, cif the 16th Novemlier, did glot break off the uegocnitions whiten had been begun. The caliduct of the Ottoman Government was wavering mid uncut.- iahi. It recollected how fetal the Iriesidithip of Engleurt had been to her allies, nor wont(' it forget the insult offered and &weep clone by the English under the very w all s of the Seraglio; but more than all, the fear of making France ail enema, Impeded the .t Citing of u treaty with England; (or the &b -unt •rs wereconvimesi that it was over with Turkey, if it hist the protection of the Emperor Nepolemi, aud that the least inc;itiatiou to England would co aplete the ruin of their tutu/v.llg empire. Iu these circomstauccs, the gold cod artifices of Eng land went loug fruitless; bat Sl. Voit Sturiner, the Austrnau interniuncirt, supported theta with extra nraltsuiry activity. He declared in politic, that his Court wooki maintain the peace, while in private confenhices he gave ..eittrances that it would de clare war against Frame, and that the Fiends Eineire, toting attacked at uuce by .instils, Spain, slid Engiond i , would arither be able tw dsssyara to the Porte, nor afford it assistance. This viaettl' nail extravagant lasiguage would scarcely hare been jairdora•ble if his Sovereign heal beets at war with France avid Russia; hot it was incomprehen sible in the mouth of the Minister of a power at peace with both the Imperial Courts, who had also broken communication with England, and scat Mr. Adairout of their down' ions. " It is true that the Turks objected this to birpt. hut the Interiluncio replied, that his Court had t:oir, the moment beers obliged to give way to circuits.- %tames, when the French armies surrouuded Anstrian provinces; but now the reveries France had suffered rn Spaio rieribitted a different way of ;seine , : that. beside* the rupture of pe a c e with England' was wily in appearance, as the Eng lish were always buttered to carry on trade with Tried, rod the English Consul at Alalta had never refused to give passports to the A nstrian ships. *4 The Internuricio added, that the Russians were the natural enemies of the Turks; and that if they mink peace with England, tney would he much better able to resist theirs, as the English fleets Ronk' be able to sail up the Bosphorus, and attack the Crimea. But, answered the Turks; if we do, any thing contrary to the wish of the Em peror, our ally, lie will not leuve us g foot of ground on the Continent. " The good judgment of these Turks prevailed for that time over the gold of the English. es well as over the artifices and the madness of the litter- miatio, so :hat for three months the English riego crania's effected nothing,and Mr. Arlairwas prep a y:. • to depart, when the rippearauce of an English ' squadron so terrißed these pusillanimous meat that from fear they threw themselves into the ants of the Interimecio, and the English . agent. The enemies of France and Russia redoubled their en deavours and intrigues, grid on the 13th January the Porte declere , l it hail resolved to make peace with Crest Briton', which peace was actually con cluded some days before,. " The Internuncio, elated with this sneer's, no longer rittempted even to save appeaeiricer, but gave a loose to his extravagant joy. Ile over whelmed the English who were in Constantinople • with compliments and caresser. Ile gave a public entertaiument, to which he invited all the English, even gees: who, from the nature of their office., timid not accept them. The French Uharge Aires, and even those of Deierick. Spain, and Saxony, were indignunt at such hostile conduct, and declared to the Interituncio that they could not Loren I sit his remit. "The Franks of Pets, in like manner indignant, also refuted ; and it is even said that women, who were only great grand children of the French, said therefore not insider French protection; miarlful of their origin, refused to participate its a fes tial incise to celebrate the iriumph of the enemies of the Continent. " The Russians partook in the indignation of the French ; and the Generals of the armies in Nlol devils have refused all intercourse with the Turks; orders basing been given to hasten the marelit,or ' the Raissian divisionto, which arc aiivaucing to•the Turkish frontier." - 7 --- r. _ . - PRICE* 91X-?v ttev. I. HOUSE OF L 01909, TnesoaT, Masao is. Mr. Wo•noon and *Om! brossght op the Mutiny Bill, Which was readstirst tame. The Indemnity Rill, the Stota' Child Henke NI, Camp bell's DlVOtel-.1.411. sod seel rid teher . prjeate sod public Babe, were pa.s.d in • heir different stages_ 1 lie Earl of 1.4•1411.001. laid WNW effdlilousl the Table, relative to *pain and iMtugal, 'lush dried to be ?raided. • Lord WARN Lev wished to know if the paper, hid upon the Tainc, by the thimble Secretary, menpmerst to whole of those moved fm in the Address tg He klepesty? The of Ls vma reo v. meek that, with the ester tied of the Munn of tie army, sed tinge .papere meamoned sea previews day, 'dm whole wars maw tiefure thew Lord ships. Lord na witty hoped that the letter frlon Mr. here in Sir John Moore %void he laid before their Lordships, as be conceived it was very material. The kart w . Monte said, as the Noble Formery bid prosaierd an abstract, or copy of taw paper be mesitioned ea a forgoer day, and it not bemg *mune those sow tied upon the Lb** be should mammy ea 4 tbeir . Lerdelispe alum than Mein aebyeat, if the paper is rodeo were stet yin "inebnlieedasMilturaday seat. . latOGitAVEMottioltat. Plc. Dallas appeared at the Rar, N Counsel, on - Lady Demperre, praymg, that a clause is ti.. bill insylsi 101 espungtra, wit went to deprive Lei of 50y promo/on= . Lemma casuist stated, that as Laity P.regravalis j , . amennted to tionsol. he hoped their Lordatilpsi would elledif her an sideraW manusty. The Coot,act en the part of Sir G. Brograre ' said, isamma willine to agree try any declaims their Lordeltipo We* some to. Lord Auc tarter/ said, that seek a prieterliog ems few teary to the practice of the House, and uric this latelSo.44l ships to grant requests of this kin. , it would be a mes e , Mr tascreasiae, tam ead otlesansime, Het crane of adultery. • • The Dubs of :44riF011.14 said, be thought it osmale•be height of iajostiee totsdly to deprive pee wins in dim Cuts of all meatus tif..solipiwt, mid by withkmdas free autficteut alloicasee, by the the our .r 4w - ryas-Owes He nut not cones,'', last Lads ::reuse • allia elm titled 40 the same as if she liArupursted from hat ihillheallk where there was au mum attachod to Mr, but be tememed *has see ateald be left easiest) dssinute. '1 be Loos CNA WC eLLOR rose, and having enationsted aria the lan:eatable prevalmon of , the Cr.Ohe of aikeleary, said, that every praise was dre t• the humane orandonited the Noble Duke, but if. dont Lardellip. awed Mtineesam sure, It would be eoutrary to the Maud auk of eimatemling„ led would be the newts irf luediei the Tubm • itu Miaterna briseatis which it alma* epteamen. Ilia Lorinblp concluded by torn,, be diesset at would be necessary &la* it should be farther eoneidarish Lo.d AcrALAND said, be u4llosidipsd tbakorii ia l i s • V Lordship.' permission. it week, tosellead by whkh was almond ess. • • *vim *Pipet MONS. • tbit Lint D Aitgeremiti of • 9. as Newry Election ContaiiteeA, is r. of the isolippeadienial Mr.' a Member Committee they bad Ohm day wilbsibtiodr • • Mr. Unite', • anneal gcutlemen, ' , insetted at the mid stated it *mild be intpussibis fee Mr.feitosteme to ade a l hie dill far due* ey Ass, days; ty _conystisamea of giblets, Jatonteen out ennead feemidlin. Ilbeontanninee ea die mill 09•111019nr: • . --; . , MARINE MUTINY RILL., Mr. Rod. Wants sossesl for hive to bring in a Bid fee mule' tag His Majesty's llarioe Forms aline Oil suer He stated. his Istvan.* of itstrodie,hg certap classes iuto the Hill. similar to the ItiOttuy MS. •1.-eava was given accurd tang. . 3lr. Cat.tiLsgT wiallted to kauw whether the Secretary of urine is • Bdt.fbr . retorvilie the Won, Cr.;0114, I te tat . of the Compa ssi ng Let • Mr: L t'fa that such k intisilie was it. prepara tion. File t& est *piles Bill, witiib ass moved to be read a first time. Sir l,iliaai.o liPtit:r wished is dran"die attention of tie House to sang p,.,rticuists relative to the Marine C o fin, which be conceieod .* altintiini. TL a COI ps, wroth liAff so distioeulkeil itself o• every occasion, trod was so &Weis, art the gret.wite and asheiration us the country, was, loins upseton, capable of Still CoetLer itapravernent ; he believed it col/slated at 'meat of &An 30,5, 0 inea . Is Isoa, be believed Lod Alclville bad meditated an impose meat, by the adstitioa of a coil", of %Jaime Aril levy a plan which was afterwards loitered to lan guish, and had not been to this day completed, and yet he considered it as a corps capable of being of the greatest utility, particularly in our colonits, ober, it would be etniuently serviceable, »hNler for the porpoises of attack or defence. The corps of Marines bad teen brat sepsis .' from the army in 175 e, at which time it was uoderstuou .1 was to receive all the advantages and encouragement . the regular . army. The only turps that could be likened to it was that of the artillery; to the latter there were on less than 77 field officers, while in the 'former there were only 41, ',four indeed be etule,.stood LsJ !art added be the permit Admioistration,) .althroofli their numbers were he believed nearly equal. This be conceieeit a very great proport iusal disa.leantsge to the chalice of yosesaties, and of course a discourageureot to the serske. He one wished to rail their attent.iin to the subject of Educative. The Academy at Windwich, was, lie imagined, exclusively confined to the furnishing the Midler, 'hops with officers • but be; could not see why the corps of 31..• Ines might mat b; supplied to advantage with all parties from the sane soarer. .Ifrer sioticiug Due or two minor points, ht. deClareti be Lad no other object in making these otrrereatiaas, but a sewers wish for the public good. Mr. WARD joined in the seatiment , of praise, expressed by the Hon. Member, of that valuable emirs, and intimated the intention of the .tolusiralty to obviate several objertiou& that scre fouled to exist. With respect to the urcrease of the Naval ertillery Cm - ps, that was not pursued,' as it »as coo ceived it would "rely tend to convert them from the yowlers me beard ship so that of the laud ; sod besides, the army al ways supplied such artillery as were salitiusr. It bad Leen acknowledged by the Flon.Cieutleman, that the larine Offi cers bad been increased by the present Atliesnistr:ition; but as to the itscreasing the Field Officers in a proportion with those of the Artificer it would be observe-I, that such a number were not necessary, the far greater part of the ma rines being almost constantly employed on board tie skim where such of were uscleas. The Bill was then read a fret time, sad entered to be read a second time to-morrow. A Message from the Lords acrainted the House, their Lordships hod agreed to the Turdeet and another private Bill. Mr. MIJSKIStIen moved for leave to being in a Bill for charging certain Lei ties on Wash.—filtslared. -ITaneht twit , " tbrotalimg. that if • 'Mir, mot which :snni="l"ediimehe tier. amid or- II aim ale Oil ; ea tea Skil that tlmasbil- Acas by w hick wlataava, sal • Ecrel 'fru, he took an 1 , pportatity of deidariseg Retort) of the Losses we had sushi:toed is Ilipair, a kadr.,,,..,... to be lad ea toe Talus wee apt by gip vest, be should os tbat My ear • IMO Seitic ~. : lite itapie.nt laws Bin was reed a second tilik Veers) to be c outputted to-morrow : as ens abeam mulles perpetual, tertein other Acts shoat to MO The noose restotvra itself into a Coutasittee .. A , rt tieast flizyttmay j; et. Bill upon on eiNrdim are* PI ' r. iftismsem ii fit the Committee, stated, that ' . Vp eirdiao4llo by ahe amide a the old Acts] AlpOptkoli *timid soloed t• 0 aka Wes . . . .. . . • _ L a . P k r , .' Ik ' ,. ft OAIA