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At t 11111111111e111 irlffeleltlll; 1111 looms the r/i -trn%tve and well emnbineil arrangements of its (7inistllcturs enabled them to give eze/stairefy many of the great recut. of war, and in anticipate all the Eoglish Newspapers in 11•:: priority of their conlisrental information while the peen. liar local situation of the Propiieturs under his Nlaj.aty . a Gievroineot, favairred their übtaiimsent and comminsielt,sill of official domestic intelligence of high political impostanie. 'lii sr saerl lllllll services wear ditty appreciated ;an ex erosive phonate rrWariled the labour of the Conductors; nail at the espiratioll of tie, uly.four years, storing which massy Newapaptin have drispord 111111 01111V11111, 1111.1 others Lye experiesireil great ticisrrindrs. "The Oimerver" can haast of living e.seillet f, the usual Hort oati 111 attend...A sm Newspaper property, mid of enjoyinz, both at home and alwold, anis:rte.. stenikal and still 111111:3 ,in:: tu l le. 1 lie sneress "ho r s lets Olt. 1.41.11111 E • 1411.1111 a the Con. .mart.,.. et The 1.4.4.51% Pl . ' R. a S lay hirer, induced brio to nom al to the Piddle in lobalf of Ilseinn ; soisl tau y do it 1.11 111C1;1141 , 41' 111111 l 1.41 MO incontestable hois— t hat the 31,001ay Edition of "The Olisi Ivey" a i I conta.it loon five to seven • ry late folio coluwo , of origi.al sa:,i. r, ahiel, may have sl between S 1111 l lay 31.stislav aft. sou,oi. WlCell 11 is ...wondered that of all the 11 ias Editions of the weekly pmnas. not • (11,11.1i11s It beyond what has appeared iu the 'Sunday Edo. I. 'as of the.r respective paperaaarstile th e Gni," of I', -.oboe Rosin:elves ho merety dteimss the two loads "".. '`""' l .'Y 1 " "`""I. Y. the Conductors of The illiservi I" to think that lilt it 31unilay Valition Kill possiss in +hat s-ligie impost:int pialleiiht aM 194001511 C C 31111 to ilivosir. But alien to this is as:shall a 1111 l I . epp e i. decals 1111 l that. shiring the interval amiss! to, Marls fit she C o ntinent, fruit tlw West flout our vas anoint msess.riits in ihr Wester's mein a:l4 slii veto illy tlf.itt., bringing isdellizroce highly tutpso tali! to tbs. ila• Agriculturist, the Mitt-haw, ti.. tactsurr, as will as to tlie Shopkeeper; ito.l that . l oin' tits. steer issierval, domestic ititeltigente of great tiitelest 1111- Ltd) ler111•111•VS, %shirk, him ever, is nut inserted in the 31.... .may Edittulis of sillier \COMM peso till the ensiling at.:— the Cooing ts•es of The Observer" prestrine to think that y have mobilo it solliciesit ItllllOllA foe their poldidiiiig a ms' enlarged plan; aura also, gruniiits for a plifereore 111111111 W Subscribers to other papers, also may ii desirous of possessing the latest iiitelligroces—ooh abridged to a dozen . or tarnty hoes, but inserted at (sill togili, wish mitt uliservations aa may Mad tu elucidate or better rapt:tin Ilse:whirr,. Aortas r proutiurut feature of the 31 lay Observer a be its ndnnd piire. Though, finial the extialorlinary larze size of the Par C, it wit! %Ambito seas h 11111. 10'11111 1111/13: than ant other M lry Edition, is a ill Ire supplied to all coisiiiry rs ad. rs it the rase of Eight Shillings and 'la ss tiroce per hoarser, hi Mg from half mCruwas to Fire Shillings low. r 111411 111. , .1 ollll'. P•1111 - 111111114* Thr Ist Ise whirl the Walsh ForiPire is al this slay •prrailine itself arise Ilse lento., caviling a id, it th e E Is sigorige, accommodating itself to the co-lima of lost ign ▪ 101 l 1111.1 1111'0V/111X 1111 111111.111 uvs r 11..11 civil 71111.! rs roma liberties, w our of' tlw must surprisinz. del 21% 1 111 1 .mA ✓ue d „tierts of roulsmpl..lwn which au Logli•lishan can 11.. 1 19;41 . ; aril it also 11111111014 sin time English Press 1111C4.31.• int! Sit:P.llre iss guard ag omit the dangers with whirls 111, 111111 11 I. pregnant This brings us to the as. I past of our niihj t, awl renders it tiscessaiy to give Ali nu Oiler of ihr plass of oar risper : The illouslay Olistivet aill b, roo.iiseted upon Lb. rat principles; It *ill iticalcale • tiorimivoral loyalty In she 1.111111114 . 14 k Family now neatest on the "Iltionir of do SI. If Isigolunis.--st. a rdeut and deco esl al trilliums'. lii the pi turiples of the Widish Constitution—a and II a 111 eirw *tilt prom r indignation, and %Pot with just antniailrersion, any nlicoop. to Milroy these blessing% or to wrest Ile laws in molt r i. saticlirsi oppression , sir glee 1111. pool!). to &loots a 101 ...1::111 to his rcusierli.si. Importasit l'oblis al Intelligence. and Si ow lisis niruli, whether dos iii•sto sir furrigll, will he given without ails illinieuts. ()Aril. for the Monday 4406E1 , 6i r w all hr reeritred by thr ( - treks of list Roads, at the (imolai l'ost.ollice, anti I v imUdint and Couatry Ns•sallien and Postusasts 11'..c. Eight 51.11161.4. and Tbets-isenc , pea 14(snett - r, Iss trcry sub gof lit. Vuit,sl kinvitorn, i; VIE 3IARRI %GE. OF FIGS VI. Tl.i4 Jay is pohliqbed, 'wre 1.. A I THE NlAlilti:ME OF FIG tIW. /14 it 14 i folioed el the Thratre Roy d, Corrol•gar.lros. Trisislote.l, stud arranr„l-1 for I ei l f l by itar my it moilip. Fro! London Prosicd for John Mill!er, lii liil4tuo Art 41., Pircaddly. • day i• print It. ed. G i l [TEC!' the Hight Ilnnonrrlrlr GEORGE 1" . CANNING. Premillent of the hoard orptiotent. be. im the Move or Common+, on Thorooliv. Mirth 4, VIM. In prnno..in.: Votes of Thatik• hs Om 51.'11116 of lhatturs and the Ihitich Army in I.nna.n , Prlnic.l tn. 11,14, Kine:• l lnry, P.irtsiory. and Hookuellers to the Ilonourittle r....5t 118413 Company. Loailtithall.street. NATIONAL MUSIC. This slay is published. price 2.. C : r OD SAVE REGENT. Srt to Nilotic by Mr. NATHAN. Campam... of Lord Hyrran's Hebrew Mrloilies, hinged for J. J. Sim:kJ:de. 41, Psll-nisll. Mr. STOCK t I.E having purchased all Mr. Nathan's rolorights, that celebrated Professor's S.ings and Mode nil) Inc hol as above together with, just published, price Is. " If then In lore thee lie irvlrenrr." The Mrholy and words by his Grace thr Duke of Nlsrlhornegh , The Sym phonies an.l.Arrompaniments by Mr. Nathan. Mrs Nathan's new Novel will be published Tomturrow, price 21.. - . flu tbt hrat or Noy will be publi‘heil (fly .1. 11A ti'MAN 39 I.mic.ite-street Losololl) in :keel:ill , volumes 4to. w ire 51. 54. l/flaril., 4 111 . 41 )It 1 . OF ENGL. N I), fenan the firod Invesion by the Itornaos to Ihs Accession of Henry VIII. Tly the ft cv. JOHN LING um, A Miner " The Antiquities alto. A secto-S ixon Church. " This Wolk will coutain the v of the Sunthern Div i. .iust of Om I.lead, f oro its first Insoision by the Humans to the .Icce. ,,, ion of Ileory VIII. To r. oder it worthy the Patronage of the Public. the Ao thew bac spared Ills pains la ronsnitioz the mood ancient II odooreasno, and comparing their Narratives with situ le authentic Documents as are known to exist. 11e has out confined him-elf to a barren recital of facts. hot leis emleavosired to trace the progress of the - Nation from barbiwisni to rrtinement, and to mark its gra -41.41 improvement in the ails of I.t zislat• moil Govern ment. With this view he has eonsietered it a duty In deli neate with accuracy the nrionria, law%. and polity of tiler A lielo Se /wit ancestors; to notice the foreive customs en grafted noon them by she NOntills 11111qUVI ors; to elevelope the causes which erode, tot Ihe Soverrizei elepereibilit on the houirty of leis vassa 1 , , and led to the iotrudoiction of Ibe H. presentative , of elle People into the great Couucil of the Nation ; sod to al. s.lihe the 'lwo.' valuable impruvemeno., a hid) in the 1.1/11:•• ilf 411 h trite vole made iu the laws, Ilse I sawn. i-ti Mims of j..islice, and the intermit government of the L011...t0m It may perhaps hr thringht a recommendation to this 55u1k, that it w es, iu the first illgi:1111.1~ any refer. tice to Modern Historians. The Antheue reli remedy confined Ili. l'lMrarclws to the Original. nod whenever it aas possible to Couttioporary Writers. 'Phis resolution rendered his task more laburi ~,, • ; but it rendered it also more satisfactory. It preset ve.l hint fr ~,,, inileilliiig the pre. judices. Or copying the eniohokee of other.: it left him to the 1111111:111.1•11 l'Itl•II•i•1• of his oleo judgment; soil it 11811 f• • aided him to place in a mow, and he trusts n more interest. log lath, 14•111 C of the most important occurrences is oar !listen gi. Should the Work he honoured with the approbation of the pnbhc, it wilt lie continual from the Accession of licsiey VIII. to ilit• Revolution in 1668. _ 'TONI'S COFFEE. 101IsE, CORN HILT, ItIAKCII 20, 1819. • 4 T a MEETIN(i of the COMMITTEE :IL for SUPERINTENDING the APPLI('ATION In PARLIA EN'T for ourrAiNsNG 9F.1.111EF (row the present EXCESSIVE and PARTIAL DUTY on COALS; 51r A Wei mast WOO U, M.P. in the Chair; The follow mit no slat/6010 1 were onaninutuely agreed to I list, That this C Itee was farmed in 1919, and co op.. et. .1 with a Committee of Coal.Oorisers from the North of Eittl toil, mho Irnl, from the year 1812, made various repo sots sons to bas :Mop sty's 31 inssietts. wills great prim p, ct of success, 555 promo, v ju Etraligatioll of Duties between C•tal supplied flout 1111 . 10131111 Collieries and those 1 gist Coastwise, the lathe having fallen off considerably lii consumption, owing to the heavy Dutit s with which they were charged, while Inland Coals paid no duty whatever. 'Else immediate objects 4.f this (:umniiitee were therefore intimately g oons cw.l, in the endeavour to Islitain relief fr the unequal, tinjust, surd C 1111151115.11 1 51 1.5 1% of its. 1041. per chat drat on Sea Nolte Coals, whirls every eolisunser now pays who is supplied thetewttli through the putt of I. lon, al though toenail! , of five.twa litho of the people 4.f Great Bri. taus are tidally exempted from such burden: in rllllr3llllr -115g to obtain relief for seven millions of 'heir eountr)inen, This C •o. 4. wholly disclaim •11 intention to distress the manstfacturinz interests of the rensaitidt r. 'Z. Thai alullonls I his Committee wholly disavow the :shore intention, yet they ream,' but rentatk thst dime who bogy oppose their cuileneuttrs du not attempt to deity rilliro 510 5 aright ur list 111i11 4 1irc of their opps ession, lout contest the s'Apetliesty of taxing Coal as a raw material .r /heir own purl icutar ulawtraclure, as if It could he equi table that this species of impost shall ensitinisr to he excht tircly slisiAiwil be 110 , I,lllSll•eirri of Culls carried toast- Wile, in the glral injuty and decay of isentisfacturies so sup plied, to the slim - motion of the shipping interests of this ki t :d o ns, and %boyr a ll to the slecres.e of that 11111•114 y for our 154 . 0111131, 0151 , 11 111 lime of p are has t err been ronsi- Jrrrol as 115 - I*Olislly 10 attach to the Neu csstte and Sunder. la ;r1 Cool Tr stk. 3. if appears to this Committee that the frournsteters of Statfostl.hire and its sooehltottrltood, having sort...satiny re. .141.111{1 the yams 17914 and Dant, by I I s Lllllolll' nod Pe. utiuus rlOlll every bandit and palish within their dish iris, the nth toms do ti made to subj. et their nsamilaet ores to a small pot 11011 of contribution h•r the exigriseica of the State, in common wish those 11115111i411.11 11'010'10y ur indirectly by st:muirt. %very 0111er 555:11,:e prudist e uf land sir industry,. they again ale Ord 10 11.1151 5 0 . 511111 r in or der lit prevent a twee post of their fellow•subjects fount experi encing Sisal relief which j.i.t and bruefitent legislation is bound Ist lal/111 11)*Ull<1110:11 141.11 1 Thai a!'!isteglo Slit trade and manufactures of those Wares will, II u or p•oy the t oast wise Ihity 1.11 Con Is are in a skpr. Ilte3!.1111111:11e. 01111 b illtid 111 greatly rt.lieral etc sorb a hne4l. a Elk els cif, y. 5 Ihr r 111511 1. 5. 15 of freight and other chatat drat to the di:home Isom rotillistsy will ever conflate 1., Ise soil, a MI inns impt•dinnatt to the competition aid: manufactories situated in the mining dis tricts. 46 to be an hill•TI1141 Islr to sneressfsil sivaliy, and, Ille,Crirs', tan be 110 h, ciott* tang. of appiehertsinst to those who have now flIgElllO.l4l ' 4111111. of ilfe 111041 311111 alit!ss trade of the hilted ttttt t snot e when it is wall boost, Ow the V 1011 55 consumed In those dpitiets Isaac in. creased price fully 200,. pra clad. within the lasi few )ears, Illegals,' mantis sting that such cult tneenteut Las lead sin hail 'Met tio the imseasisig pros's• oill of those branches of ua tiunal industry. b. 'llat this Committee. encustr;.ged by the crest sup. port they have ietwitail, will nut cease to invite dreir sithjects lit exa sss i ttt•• the justice of their reuse, 1 1 / 4 the bites - cuts of the manufacturer, the bouieludder, and the . And they will not cease, by t very respectful and run stitotiousl watts, to euilcsvour to pnvail osi Pasliansent, in its tipsily, to investigate the uncoils of 16tsr ollettatiusis, in order Slut suds teller may be afforded as to ifs ws•duns may teem advisable. 8. Visit the Thanks of this Meeting be given tut Mr. Al derman Wood, M.P. fur his able Clab.ll4Cl its the Chair, 7. That the Thanks of this Slat ling be given to the Ho llow able Benign Lamb, SI.P. Mr. Alderman 11'atilimate, SI I'. Sir. Alderman Thro p, SEP. 'llssisitas Wilson, Esti. 81.1'. MAIM:11 for their atientlato a this day. JA 11 LS M'A DA NI, Hut:wary Scgretrry. T11;4 .14y ore pv016.1311, in crown 9vdp. wino 2. 6.1 in )1 , 1 , 1,114, !I It EN I) EltS ~1 COPY 1101,0 1 . 1(Q 1•7 Pcit l'Y roopoileircL with itcference to Futige and Springoie 11y 111ASCIS WILLIAMS SANDER, Esq. of Lotrolo'...lois, It.,ij 1),, 0 1,..1 for Wiu. Walker, 196, ?Itsuud, oppolite St. Cle otroin ; IVhere oleo i• ihosamr Author, A' ESSAY fon USES and Titus IN, and on I In: Nnture Itool Orrsi 00000 of Couveynocei at C l..*, Etc. A Thud r..iiim., rrvi+rti, corn rte.!, and run•okr.t:)ly 11:11 gal 1 2 tot , * soyml Bvo le ice 204. in boar'''. LORD BYRON AND M. cui.Erd uGE. OW the of April will be published, price 2A. eniliellitdiel with a :.rikitig Likeness a Mr. Coleridge, the Thud Number of • New Volume of the N EW MONTI - 11.Y MAGAZINE and Lite rary RA-Oster. ciorrrNTs The Vamorr, a Tale, by the Bight Don. Lord Ilyeini--11. Letter (sum Grnryn, with Ani cdutes of Distinguish :A Personages—lll. Memoirs of S. T. Cole. ridge, Esq.—lV. Essay on die Life and Genius uT by die B wastes' de Sisal Hulsteiw—V. On the fluctuations of Fashionable Phraseology—Vl. A Veilestriali Tour ' , nowt Florence—VD. Utipublislied Scenes from the Tragedy of by the Rev. R. C. 111.41arnt —VIII. Memoirs id Petir I; de Faux, Straozraphrr and Patriot, by his Frir , s.l A galliwisonides M amps (cont . I)—IX Deseripr of the Cup, presented to Martin Lutlve on his Marriage, by the Univeisity of Wittenberg (with an E,, ravine)—X. Vlr lions on Campbell's Specimen,' of the Reiti.h Poets —XI. On the Latalilislintrist of a Public Market for Cite ratore—X 11. The Edinburgh ItiviewerN and their riots iirilary /pinions of Pope— XIII. Present State of Japan, by Captain Golownin—X IV. Outlines of a plot fur an ries 'noised supply of the Metropolis sith provisions by water carr t a xa--XV, On the causes of the ‘Vlstrpoids wad Ober Phenomena of the Strata of Messina—XVl. Oa New• Wo t an System--XV 11. The Cabinet —XV Original Pus try —XIX. Critical Remarks un Nrw Publirations—XX. Li terary sod Varieties—.XXl. The Fuse Arts— XXII. The Di Amu—Milli. New luventions 81111 Disco. veins— XXIV. fteports, Literaiy, Meteorological, Agri. (littoral, slid Cionint rcial—XXV. Digest n( Political Events—XXVl. Iteinaikable Occurreuees, Domestic and Foreign—XXVll. Obituary ; Peter Piudar, Notices to Correspondents. w.c. &c. •.,* The 1181 1 / weeding Numbers of this Volume are illus. tra.erl with Portraits and Memoirs of Win. Woolworth, Esq. and the Rev, C. IC Nlaturin ; and those who may wish to avail dicniselvih of the opportunity of commencing with present ”uir, are requested to %resound their orders im mediately to their respective Booksellers ur Newitueu, to prevent disappointnicilt. London Printed for Henry Colhurn, Couiluit-street, to whom communications (post paid) are requested to be aililresst d. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUVIDAY, MASCH 23. A PPEA 1.. DALRVMrLII r. lIVOKIII. This day the Solicitur.Getteral and Mr. Brougham were Lewd in this cause, ins behalf of the A pvlll4l.l* ; and Mr. Wetherell was heard at considerable 14itgtit on basil' of the Ittspundeut.—The fusilier hearing positioned. ROYAL ASSENT. The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Aliens and Deuitemi Bill, the Exchequer Bills iii Aid Bill, the Mutiny Bin, the Steam Vessels Tonnage Ball, and several plivatt• The 000000 iissionera were, the Earl of L_rvcapooL, Lijid Mr i.VILLE, and Lord REDI,I3DALIK. A pers.m from the Liverpool Dock Company prtseated an Account of the Receipts and Expenditure* of the Company, from Metall:sty 1S1; to December 18I8.—Laid ou the table. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. The Bishop of (11Ent R prevented a Petition from the town of Nlarekvfield, against a renewal of the Insolvent Dcbtoi Y . Act. The Duke of iYet LI NOTOS presented a Petition from several persons confined in his Majesty's gaol of Monaghan, raying for a renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act.—Laid uu the utile. DIVORCE. Counsel and witnesses were heard in part, in the Divorce case of Clitheroe and Clitheree.—Further proceedings post poned. The Earl of Moreros presented a Petition from the Royal Burgh of Cupar, in Fife, against any alteration In the Coal Duties The Earl of Csaissttentr presented a Petition from S.if film-Waldo,* for a revision of the Cs iinival Code.—Laid on the table. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. Mr. Mogilen soil others frum the House of Commons, brought up the Royal Household Bill, the Wellington FA ate Bill, the Exchequer Bills in Aid Bill, the Trial by Rattle Abolition Bill, the Consolidated Funds Produce Bill, the Husbandry Horses Bill, the Netherlands Treaty (slave Trade) Pill, and Iwo road Bills. 'Eliefie Bills were severally read a first time, and marred fur sveund readings--the ttuyal Household Bill on Friday, and the others to-morrow. The NilgtoilU Seat Bill, the American Wont Bill, and the East India Goods (In•luud) Bill, severally went through a Cunimince.—Report to morrow. POOR LAWS. The Committee uu the Puur Lows was postponed tin to llllll MM. The House then ioljuuran.J. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuueo,►v, MARCH 23. •fhe 31t tubers to serve WI the Committee fur trying the merits of the Medan Election Petition, were this day b i d 4 lotted fur—and the ry was not opened, noIII twenty minutes hi fume tier o'clock. 'lslay follow int are the Nletillit rs of the Committee : Robert Ward, Esq. Edward Ellice, Lwi. Lord G. Bereaftwol W.. 1. F. V. Powlett The HMI. 1 7 , Phipps Lorol H. How 101 l I W. Hill, L.q. (I. W. Taylor, Ls.q. Hrory Brougham, Esq. A. C. Como, E.q. Cold Vkrooot .locelyto .1. II IViislooms, F,4 4 1, 6, W. Taylor, Esq. Right lion. W. W. l'u!e W. Cuurieuay, Esq. The Si. George's (Bloomsbury) Church Bill war read the thud time and imam it. wome ESTER ELECTION. Mr. A. Biotin reported Lum Ike Committee appointed to toy the nudes or the t Worcerter City Election', that Colo tort 'l'. H. Davirr ars (holy riveted—that the Petition against his 'elfin§ war not Frivolous or vrtatious—soil that the oppo &al illll war 54111 Irlruluus ur ectottiotta. The Cu ttttt litter also specially reported, that the permit who load iwtiolonoil olginnot the return of Lord Drerhorid, had slot appoint ol !whirr the Constnittee by themselves, Itorir ruionwl,,ultrilorr, or ugrots. Mr. C. List to rolvertr .1 to the hardship sad expense which • sitoiti:, Mtroboc was cuntFelteil to modem., ahem persons, who I%llllollld 110111114 lIIs ....tarn, sod out 'Aram., otoi. moiety, to room lora 31 d. Some wrote's/Mon ought 10 hr giro' wed tot Ito ca.e imensoliately Iwdose 11w House, to rouble thorn heirs's. r tu come to a dreisiuss 011 it—and, wills that •vrw, Ise aswld, us' Thursday mit, call the attentions of the House to It. Ms. SMITH wished to know raw& r the H o w. meant ou makt any special proposition' au the Report now prismotrol to the Horse! Mr. F. i.CVFI6 did out wish to say any thing that might lead to • detail on the subject, which he was drrirsuo• of avuidiuguo the present occasion. On 'lime inlay us it, it was Isor movoition to move, that Ike Howse du lake lulu its coishitlyno . thr bimetal Itcpul I uuw made. The cps riot Itepoort was urdeoed to for taken into furt h er cuts-iltorlouto Thittrolay ooze, and to bee pouted. COA 1. lit' fl E'.l. Sir W. Loune presented a P e ntium flute. Falmouth ; prey ing for an equalisation of the Coal Ditties. Lord R. Seemoma pr. ...Will ii Prtiloin from Carmarthen against an ripiiiiit. ilion of the Coil Indira. Aldi ilium Wowr posented a P. Woos nom certain nibs.- luittitts and maiourat hirers of the Clio of Loudon. maps% fur an equally' ilium of the Dolma un Cosi The 1100 Al skaillati obwrreil, Ilial Ise 111,1..0 she prayer of Ilse Petition would he siteteli .1 to by the II•ou-e. He believed that, when She Chain., llor of the Eat le goer 'lnto! he hail too nitention of stiles frring e ills Ilie dole on nude, he added, for fa• /rerun/ —' floe Client snot. of the Lai login'', at rose the Irlile. " Yea "j—llc au. lispiii so (Lod Hutt lie ma., c.o. ri rl—so•il he called the anent 1111 l or r;.!oh.00-o. who thought tho y ba.l _::toed a victory, to this pa, nun ar fu t. He ti 'tot ed Isis 114jesty'i. Ciiiverimient Would tither repeal the ditty altogether, or equalise it. TIN HOW Alderman presenter, m second Po titian from eireltell sillier inhabitants of Loudon, praying fur a total re peal of the Ditties ton Coal. Mr. H. SUMMER remolded a Petition from Camberwell alpinist the eximiug Duty vii Coals. Mr. Al Una presented a Petition from Weymouth, pray ing fur an alteration in the Doty situ Coals. Mr Infer, presented a Petition fount the itihatiitan f• af lAnwhouse against the heavy Duly un Coala in the Puri of twooluti. These Petitions were severally laid on the table. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT. Si: W. Lcuos presented to Petition from Halm Ili against the renewal of the Ineulv•ait Debtors' Art. Mr. NI. URN warmed a:. tar Petition from Wry -01 d O v e ri l d he 1. 17 o i l ie i 0 n m O . f ic I . s o u o i r i f i l ( l o t:Je l l; A i N . N . O .. N . 1 , , i m s( n . e r w o ~. wail p..n o. w . l i :I , NEW WRIT. Month. Sir. INOUGHAN repented a Petition from person% con : fin.! fur debt in the gaol of Lewes, mayn't that the Nam- the toots of the .. I e . tliiiii.utrble Montagu Mathew, deceased. veal Deblois Act might he renewed with marls modifications ASSP.SSED TAXIS. as the House might deem 11reerowy.. Mr. TIMRNEY press mid a Petition from Rotaresboroagh Sir ST, W HIDIAN gave ...lire Sliri he a•milt, no T il es. against the renewal of the Iniiiilvesil Iklitors' Art. illy th 311th of March, sithunt a pr , .pusiliusi lo the Hoot. , Nlr. !Ivan presenicil a siniolur Petition from Cansber eel!. um ,be e ul•l of the Aso so ol Trays. Thom Petit ' were refined to the Committee out the DEFA U I.IT RS. Insoltent Debtors' Art. The names sir the default. re on the ballot, this day, acre EXCH EQU Elt BI LIS. ordered 10 lie v. ported to nista roe% Mr. NIAIIERLY gra.. notice that he would, nit Tursolay GOVERNOIt OF NLW SOUTH WALES. su'unight, move for the corr. e f lOildeliCe between 111 r Chan- Mr, Basin llt 1 I brill (;_la._ raw, _le tii hits Itistitl Pe'i orittir of the Exchequer and the Bank, on the subject of (thus fruits too indivisloak, of the name. of ll il futirliag Exchequer Bills. Items and Plieke, tnitirlainitig 4.f tI V' C.111: 1 .11C1 1,1 . BANKRUPT LA Rs. I Mr. Macquarie, Governor of New Sunlit Wales. Sir .1 SMITH brought in a Bill (or alerring and amending Ile felt It lint duty to preseiit Coon to the Mouse. the Bankrupt Laws—Read the first, to he read the second time un it iday, April 2, and to be printed. r ol e they were couched to tempera' e and re. LOTTEIt I ES. sitectful lariguage. The trolls of the s t o tron. i .t. Mr. LITTELTON moved fur an account of the number or whirh those Petitions contained, in im lea: totirelv whom they were •sigooesl. lie ProseraillintS and Convictions under the Loll. ry Acts fur with the p.rtes by the last three years, with the stint paid to 11 w informers Wordier! 110Wever [u 'Late, that hettadu ' nde on i ng ui r‘ . and the Puliee-uffacere, in each instance.—Orderrol , 1111 ND the respectability of the petitioner., in atilt iron r 'fhe Hon. Gentleroau postponed his motion uas time subject of Lotteries till Teesday, the 6th of April. of great sespectability itself, and he foutill dial h,-: !odd/ 'hods were nut of a description, iliet cloth' l ie SCOTCH BIIIGHS. Me. Mrestwytt. presented a Petition Isom the B•trgesses %al:riled 1.1 a desire wiifn luiiny . eci thisle.ol the 1 foin , .. of Paisley, praying fur a Raoul' it. the Constitution of the i The Petitioners might appear to bear bard siii 16,1 Scotch Rurghs.—Laid on the table, and to be rioted. geoileusiiiii whose Eutidiliet was c plisliteil of—licit Mr. MAVI.II: preseutetl a similar Pentium ft um the Bur- , tie 'eon). cons;dereti the faults tiltelltted tit lulu, t o gases of Dutiotee. lord A. Basin:roil took that opportunity to slate, in op- lie thud' aura. the ei rot , of the system than o f the. position to what had been asserted by the Learned lord, la w over it distant Art. Loan. He way placed ill a situation of high, s'•.dthe last Session, who declared, " The Rungtsires of Scotland almost thicrintuilled euthorttv. 11 to be reaerally welt-satis fi ed with the existing system," th at 11t111r111, Under precisely the contrary wits proved by the Pentium which ,suture, Elr111111a111,:eS 11f a trey peculiar . are. lie meant atilt feiiiiirct to the Iwamoto' were daily presented to the House. The LOUD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND said, lie saw no tea- consposing the population of the colot;.y —se Itteli. ton to alter any opinion be had expressed on the subject. wheat Governor Macquarie ii: at we'd nisi, ro:n . He did uut think the wish fur Berman was by any means prised a great number of convicts. That was w it. general. time the Carr —one-half of the population, consi.l - Mr. Hoyle s aid,that, tinder the existing system , the same I • 1, s g of .. '20,000 persons, was formed solely oh fare set of Maistrates, fur the borough of Dundee, with the settlers, who never were in the Pitlisillult ef co,. except' of ouc to Iwo, hail cuutiuticil lii :vs oust, and conic is, to 19 years successively.—( llea ( )—The lauds belong- victs—but, some years ago, u conviileratile Its o ing to the hovough, had, in CODitepitUve, 'writ let for :shoot jiiiity of the inhabitants were undoubtedly vim .n -one Lett froth this country. Hence hr inferred, shot one half of what they would have p r o duced, had they burn fairly let, so that a public competition aught have taken they r ottht . t 0 deal leldenily with a gentleman or this situatiott, i place, ."t ~ he 11:111 . overstepped those Imitnids. The Petition was laid on the table. Lord A. HAMILTON , after a few p refator y observations, within which a sound ili-cretton would have taught 011 the necessity of 3 reform in the Scotch Burgh System, IMO to confine hituotlf. Still, if he believed the whole p resen ted three Petitions, having that o b je ct an view, front i of the lets stated, even the rx tentutior y eircum- C:raig, Hoy, and another Scotch Bergh. stances hr had theatiutied, coulil not go unit to ex- Mr. BROUGHAM *aid, the Learned Lord o pposite might I . mac to ...,,, ; „ th ,„,t, Cube, li le,' t o . 1 lialify. the IL-11111tuct he had adopt state his opinion, with re.pect to the (c(cello;o on this subject a s . brusilly as he pleased—hot it Jas °tuft ells The charges againot hint Weir Pr Ve ral. Fir.l. evident, Aeon the nimbi rof Piritionir., who, slay after that he arbitrarily tailtimitstero d the law. Nita leVlest Jay, continued to request se alterative% in the t•urgh system I tota.st „ it i tnut any imp , r authority fur vii itolii.4. of Scotland, that the itecresity of it was very generally felt. 's r lie SUM lie raised was a ilil to be .21,000/. per Ilia- The Ltari t ,c4l Lord said, he would repeat what he hid bona.: num, which he caused to he colleuteil, without staled, 'tamely, that the people of Scotland eve (-Insults I avitig the King's COMMlisliiii lor that purpose. w ith the existing state of things. But, timely, when he 1011ss of the people, both with r ef. relief to number Now, lie believed, that siu iiist rument. un d er t he saw 9. and property, paying tilt 811 %Iteration, hr W.. 111.1 11,111111 Great Seal, stippueing flint Governor M otc q uurtie there was a very considerable eatittptiou to the generality hail one, could authorise t'eie levyisig soil collect of his statenttiti. I ii.g tuxes, except in n completed coliiiiy. .ott or Taller The LORD ADVOCATE or SCOTLANO iteV er denied lint that there Weir some i ssilivioltsals hi Scotland, who wishing could not be imposed without a CO ushlillt to get the election of Magistrates into their men hands, were Civil Lioeertititritt, stud It Wllll always le part of ouch : cotismiliimi, dint the taxes lit be thin d b y the p rise disitatistieil with the present system. But he worldu:asis state, what he had before staled, thug the great body of ! I g LA be Isle sinnuo ''seemed by Diem:wives. 'nit tare the people of Scotland did toot hell fur any alteratiou.— were principally laid oil iii Luke imported. and Ws. Much dependence could out tor placed on those Petitions', 1 %inch came from a few inti.rean J persuwi. I per gallon was charged ma s:lirtts brought into the • • Sir J. Ittactttt.Toett said, of all the %perches ht. ever hear 41, colony, If Governor Macquatrie did not migistrie with respect lii the presentation of P. mums, that of the this taX, the great bulk ..l it, tit least, is iiM tuned Letoired turd was the most extrauritioary, the must 1111tX• by him. It was next iillegeil that he kid a t i p lie4 autpled, mid to him the most ithintelltgible, he bad ever ,the unitary thus colleUltel Its ail liregtiliir 111.1111:r1. 1101.11 rd 10 ..ri/ef/r..)..-011 all former ucuasimas, whim his 1 kJ; accounts were sunject 1(9 WI atirltt. l'et•nt.s :Maio sty's subjects applied 10 that House for a r edress of I "" trt .0.„,,, t „. 0 , the House p „ ttodatty ot .,, s h, a it , ,„. p e n tt „„, ; weir ii:tfeed appointed Ile Lai as auditors, Foist they from those persons Ishii really were uggriereit-..0 hose in. ; li-Id miter futicoolis, n i conipAtililr u ni t Il se I l lo tire ten ma were injured—who demitiolud a definite 'caress. fur 3, of s iscis a situat nob. The rasuiley was noon-a In elefinite evil. But, if he received the I...wetted Lord's tine- ' trine, lie must relinquish all these principlee. Hr *fettled . Fite Treasurer, and the 'oily a u dit was, a conip•t•• root% in:tweet' the disbursentent , and the Go o' say, that the Petitions were nut worthy the attention of ' vcrlim's warrants. 11, Wog ate° a etllij,•Ct of Pat ;lament, because the statements entitnitirel in them nere Waite by persniis who acre sufferiug tinder Ilse go iuvance 01 I complaint, that when he levied a tax, he granted which shay complained, and whose %Atlantis; I iololed ?hens ' exemption* In persons connected with la. 111111.0'. to tat ) 11111111111 otll the most (Manua remedy —' Horn', hear. ..)-- I h o ld. „I„, acre toot Lolled nit• vil'' 'e , B eca us e pers o n s, who had tin specific contaxiiiii with these , . t he rest of the colons - A\ er r ( .1, 1 6. 4 , 3 1 to bear Ik e 1.,,,- trainorcilliteS dl,l Mg appear at the bar of the House, be ar- ; ", Kneel, that nu evil existed. !flailed said,that Ilse great body sof i eh. This. it w a s 31;r g ed s " al. ills " 41" e with s'r. bargesnes had not petitioned, alai iiiferred, film that circuit'. i lerence to a tax he had imposed tor Me neithlew ere • stance, that they acme satisfied, he wont , ' have len:W(14111Rn. , notice of a ttlifispllie-ro.ltl. (le octal charges He, however, said nu such tbiug ; but lie observed that the ind hid vent body of the pcliple of Scott m o st petition li e i made against Lim with respect in his itlldlittiatia. proceeded 011 a sort of iiiii versal suffrage princi ed. ple, sod i ' nuts of the municipal law. It was so il that lie mi. . mohed persotis for offeiters thikisow is to time 11 , " 114.. haelllrll to suppose, that the great body of the Scotch people Were tie prll l ar p1'11.011% 10 judge of t h e runotitetion of the Opal law of thin country ; as.tt, to soils nit all. lilac burghs, iiistead of those who really understood the subjectand rho star red from the: existing sy %MM. .1 . 0- row or I, , i he acted arbitrarily :aid tropropedy. The Iloose woulis deal as they thought lit with these gene-sal item slay he would litre the honour of presenting three or _,...._ . 1 • e . t I , i cuarges. rut torte wits one of is specific ha Mr. four Pennons, praying fur 30 altetation of that .)stmt, mot he believed the L. awed tAird would timid that a great 111... ! vill lol hue r. s I urstesi their 1 6 "tet" r mitt . "'" gorily, in point of piiiperli, rhisrarter, and 1111‘1111' a-. woolil brought by the Iletitinner, Blake. lie had alleatly very shortly appt Ar li. fore the Douse. Eusup:ailiti•g a Ilie 1 eompliiii.til of the Otlll age that hail liettt colonial's! evicva our. midi, oho ii tiny 1..b0 in otted, cons. quit net of at , hi st , b y G n ee, a, i A A a cytiartie'a orders. Two B ears the sniticluevous slimmer its *loch their affairs were 111.- , 1 1 1 - d I' 11 - ago us cution was 'aromas.. to t its ouse • used. 'file LORD Aorocaest of SCOTLAND sal'', Ins ibutarati tttt . had ienewed at lust yrar , and , not hatin g re arms, nett the peraosis pas tient...Hy interested haul Out mum- : Celetti any retires., lie, tor the third time brought plainest. lie 160'1%4.1111e emitter of sianaturcii to all the . his complaint helnie Purliament. The complaint PCIIII4IO/ Was 111.18119 ff. 111811 1400. while 10 L•litiburali abuse was, t h at t h e (~ „„„or had ibstitd an ous t er 1 ,, the tie" acre llM ' tm" sehetel ' es* * iss eider to " 111 she nuns - ' common hangman of the coloriy to punioh Blake. Iter of Petitions, the crafts of Faltuburgh had petit' .1 in too charactere, as guild burgeoses of Fatiuburgh and also ; "" *** 4 het settler, as craftsmen. ' were cons lc's, with 25 lashes on their bare bat . 10-- I Mr, DOUGLAS mid, the evil complained of cruse from the : lOn nothirig which tire law of tlitia country done 'yowls of self-election, which Was Not aditlllllll'ly rum. .1..1 ; with as u criminal of for a mete tre-1" 0 *; by dia l 801 l iairtolueril 1•11.1 year. lie brliktrol 111 r l'lll/1• .r I *lid two other person-, slat tor aaving. coutr.iry to the Governor', grunt will Ornate made on the subject of harsh referrals eriegioand ell• 1 end 1 pleasure, walked 111Crirrii a piece of groinul. Mal is the yilicriAliiigs of Gov.' assent, iis awing a iii w , . ~ ehariesou e lanais ut Mothiau.r. It gave additional ius- i " nit " ( w h ether 1 )1 °IlittlY uf . 600 he cotila tint '111•%1 aot.itiei 5 Wide. iss that Itiouligh, and others, i l l e on. "I lie had cauved in be tesicad in . NO delio.l ll,l s ° l '''' sorstwce, w led lo Ire uggrahiliseit in the seine Way. The lakell 00 01111111 1 .1 Williella Wad t ESIIIIIIeiI, e ii ti to t Cinisaquence was, that Petitions wear drawn up, calling for on " t h. New charters, 111111 claiming 111111114 r 11111/11egr11. WWI What they I Z l r so e Sir K. Ficactusou said, she burgesses of Aberdeen applied . to Gurcrumeut rat a dower atiat i at la bat ..,,,,,,,, Ia ) , 1 ,.. a . tit confinement, ....lid hod 411;i1 pui.ipi,,,,e , I ...11.:' , . 1 it: ha d r i g ti e,d t.,:t e1V,e1114111‘1,.11.. W T. r . I 1 iLt.,11.41y hose, •nd were refused. MioiOrr. could bal that course wa.. adopted. Errs) burgh, be believed, Scotland, (Irsll. fi a re ti i rm. Mr. Boa% t tot. caoluott.l the House ritraiotSt Var.o.2 plied rrlranrr ern the statentrut4 ruettaine.l lions, perticol.oly when Ihry opotrir of other...lt whir right tinder the preto•xt of h.,v io e petty taro otte Vane Petit 00000 erc wlshe.l to 's44 Ct au alter:dim. ito Iht• politir.ll pl a te o f th. : 4. ntch Imi , chanre would .11 . .41 ilw represehtation of the people to 1.- liontent—mo4 1.. could 11.11 anneal ac 1111%, for • .4 take up the Scotch burgh system, without roo.r.irroit yorstion of Reform gencraltyi throughout the Kit.giluen. Mr. Dountat :par iu f iv.ior of ulterior 11. c r. • • I)•tum, as the II to r way of no. Una the wish,. 11( A firr a few word. from Mr. NI A 141.14.. ..44J Lord A II ANIL TON, tilt PC14110114 Mete. laid on site table. SCOTCH SAVING RANKC Mr. "4 nocuLki hrose‘ht 111 u Bill for lb, Bankg for Ntirisog4 nr SI uthiliti.— Rend 16' /1011, lip I,e read the vccuitii Vane top-m..rmw. WOOLLEN MANUFACTURE. M r 11 svmprn 11111VY11 for an Accoont of the itittitity of Sheep's and 1m01.14%. %root ittipoitioll/1141 Creol Ilrilau. .1 the years 1916, 17, and 114, lII,IIIQUIIIIIIIIZ the 11 . 0 1 111 U) fllllll which import. d, and the attwont mos each quarter Alan , an Arc 1111 l it of the (windily and value (nreordin: 1. the ratio of the exporter) 4.f Volum Twist awl Goods exported for the 030111• peij u ll.—iii•hite.',ll,l,ltlC veral brawls«c of manufacture, and the countries 1.0 %Mai