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/,2, ~s~ r , tt - 7 .7 5 • 0 - A • I°lll rdlo . LON DON, SATURDAA APRIL 'is( . .•11, t LAl'' * Cif", "-',7~tT 4, yiOh NUMBER 4786. PRICE SEVEN-PEhCE. KING'S THEATIII. VIS F.VENING. SATURDAY. April 11, eil, will be repeated, Roesiaro favourite Opera, en titled IL BARRIERR DI SIVIGLIA. Lod of the Anil Art, LA FETE VILLAGOIBE. After the Opera, a new Benet, composed by M. FaCer, ratified LA FEE URGELE. With mew Mask, tlearsery, Deem", Decors dic. ll;vant Res et Regina! • EXCHEQUER BILL °FOC& APRIL lip, Hi 18. tt) BE PAW OFF, ALL EXCHEQUER )311.1.S dated in the Mmak of April. 18 17. The L0r4... Cloourtisfiouers of his llajecti's Treasury hardtop gireo directions fur pdkinp gfr flit Pride;pal of the abort-aentioked E,rekequer Rafe, trait the lateen, doe therms, at.the'Riehepter Offfei• ik the Receipt of Er. chequer, New Palace-yard, Weed ;whirler. on l'uesday. the 28th 1;a, of April. ISIS, dliendasce will hr gireu doily (suNday, and H o lid a y, est...pled), until and including Wednesday. the 22d Instant, fro* few o'clock in the warning till 041 ill the afternoon, .for the pltrPore of reretrinq . the same; and, far the greater dispatch, the liknereryof She said Bids are &Shred to place the Bills Lisf be oblaieed at tiF.NEVOLKNT AtICIRTY Cr. PATRICK. 'VW.: AN N ARV FES I'l VA I, of the BetiEVOLEN'r SOCIETY of.ST. PATRICK (de layed hone tbe 17,11 of March, for toe trasooa .laird w former Adverhh•tehote) will hr ed , hratud on SATURDAY NEXT, the ltitla of. 481!, the Thirty-fifth Anniversary), at the GUy of Loth:hei Tavertt, Bishorgate emu. • Pik, SIOVAT, . , .' - . 0 His Ho!al Ilithnelo, the Doke of KENT, Earl of Lthblio. I . vicE..rncolOi.rTS. • I I The Alargnia o f Dotr....hirr The Earl of Filmaintose The Hun and Itkltt Rev. the Lirot. Cot. air John Doyle,. Lurel Bishop of Derry 8911. K.H. • ' iil.has •ftrirlol ittwatittia, ' Jamas et lextootivivtiot St ii: Tierstey Kohut., Ea' ci. .P. Robert Campbell, Cal. A.rhiholil lloorr, ling. Rotors Shade, lEoq. I.ltoertot tiesailorell, Esq. oast trolimpf. sit, f the t:tett arch ; of Thomm* Daiuhritlyte, . . ,• of Phy,ocotna, Warwick lane; of thr it. erring, ; and Si the Bar of tltr City of Lontloit ravertt, Filfibuilocate.elreel. ._ _ _ 71113.4rit5-ROYAL, DRURY-LANS. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. April 11, their Majesties' Strews will without the Comedy ur WAYS AND MEANS; OR, A MVP TO DOVER. firm newt, in Lists - (which are to be obtained at this tylirri, Itiftar•Arlsairat Sir J. P. Acres- Jocnei demean then ia the order of their respectire bufts, t ... r . t. Hart. Win *ark as are far she sante A monet being nuaiserically Haas Hsenilto . n. F.sq. 31. P. SI I arranged, and specifying the principal Sate*, and bi- Mark Byrne. , Est R.,bil Imes! deft thereon, coaaptsted from, but es...lading the Timms. Havilansl, E s q. A, r hi days ea whir!, they ore respectir:ely gated, 00 the said 28//s . A. D. o . Keity, E . ti. !talk i day of -April incineirr, /eke , . 11 " islarrei mill emu': a n d iv in. ta i ,„,, E., Lauer thesaid Bearersothenad_(4l iseartinyess the .d peals el Lissiet. .pi ....ri nim i . i... q. ILL„ limat ere whose wailer are toisertelifieffe hills, ars pcyciumsla to Tickets, 21A, each, tt. he Issul a thr pnlearr the Thoditrittlimee If alleh ifeldr e e ; ^l ' 4 t he Bea? ' fisiubri•lsp, Esq. Try..urer, Cullt•rr 0 ers are also inlisaensable repaired to endures ecte6 Dili r... ..-s ..,, , _._ .b. ..• .• . • .. . • . .- -. . - _ Me Magill Daa/e►, Mr. Dimmem; Random, Mr. Penh"; Tiptoe, Mt Marley. lAA, Drodee, Abs. Sparka Harriet, Mma Dopey Kitty, Mrs. Otter. After which, the Melo- Drama of THE FALLS OF CLYDE. fleneral Wilford, Mr. Beagoaoh ; Fanner Enfield, Mr. Edward &Add, Mr. Matlack; DwoalJ, Mr. H. fohnotoo. riles Field, Miss Melly. To whir% will be added, 10th time, a sew Fame, called THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. . . with their usual hlignal awes, and to write ir • Names and Residence at the bottoms of the List; aid they are moreorir required to attend the Exchegeer Bill OgCce for Payment, and to receive the new Bills, anckgire the IterePs fur the Caine. • If any of the Molders of the nt;rrevaid Bills should he desirous °freaking Paymestof the Principal and Interest peerless: to the said 29 5 / 4 day of April, they may be ac commodated, on competing the Interest to the Bail on whirls they wish to he paid, and fearing the said Bills for exa mination one day prior thereto. Seek Persmos at may be desirous of haring new Exche quer Bills 14 whole or in flll of Payload' of l'rincipal„ upon marking stew Bills, and mentionieg the Amorist it the bottom of their Lists, delirered on or before Wednesday, 22d lasting, may lie accommodated with new Bills, payable to or Order. carry/no an Interest of Two-peace by the day, or, erery One Hundred Pounds, which said new Bills wilt bear dale the said 1.814 day of April, and trill be delirered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on Wednesday, the 291 h day of April, and the fonotriag days. 71m Exehegssa Bilis to be issued is exehaage, and mode payable to or order, as alwrc mentioned, may be wither transferred by endorsement, or trill be paid to the Bearer, if the Blank shall not he tilled up. N.B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to Apra, 18 17, hare barn advertised to he paid off, and the Interest thereon has reseed. Pristeipal avaraciers—Mr. Hughes, Mr. Cultic, Mr. Bar. card, Mr. Harley, Mr. Koight, Mr. Coverer, Mr. Miutou, Misr Ivens awl Mn. Humbles. Buser and Plates to be taken of Mr. Spring, Rotunda, Bridges vtreet, from Tea till Four, aad of shorn may be had a Private BIM sightly. • . - Dauer ui Table at finitpast rice o'Clock. 81;sell, by Iltde►. . J. I'. 311CIIIELL, 28, Que 4 blootn.bury. N B. All apnliralinna on the stitijcct of the Music meet be made to Mr. Hawes, No 7, A.l.4plii Terrace, to whom that branch of the Eutettaitintent iw exclusively committed. The new Farce of The Sleeping Draught will be per termed rve►y Evening till further stake. On Monday, Kiug Richard the Third: King Rieha►d, lb Kean. Mr. Kern will ahorily make his Grit appearance se Ha rabnr, io a Tragedy founded um Matlowee Plry of The Jew of Malta. . This day la pnbliArd, in 3 vols. price las. dd. ENEVIEVE ; or, The Orlilino's Visit. 11 10 1 1 r By Mrs UTT (late Mrs. Byron), Author of" The Borderers"—" Anti-Delphine," &r. Printed for A K. Newman and Cu Leadenhall-street. The followine will appear this Sprint , : THE CUM B Elt LA N I) corrAti ER, by Al Ns Broderick, 3 vols. NUN OF SANTA MARIA DI TINDARO, by L. S. Stanhope, 3 look. BANDIT'S BRIDE; or, Maid of Saxony, by the same. Second Edition. 4 vols. VEILED PROT mrr REV; or, The NI ysterious Mother, by Mrs. Aleeke, 4 BANDIT CHIEF; or, Lords of Ureino: a Romance; 4 vols. FAMILY OF BANTRAI ; or, The Fle;reas di Mon tanit. by Mimi Jones. Sr 1 Edition, 4 vol.. THE BLACK ROBHER; or, The Frugal Brothers: a Rousanec, by Edward 1141, 3 soli. A Comic Opera, in three act'. called The Lady of the Ilanur, with new Mimic by Hr. Hook (the original Composer a the PleceN i. io active revival, and will shortly be pro dor( el. Various oilier Novelties are in active preparation. FIRST TIME AT THIS THEATRE. 711 RAITIRE- RO YA L, COr Rlrra AidDR N. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April 11, will be acted, this Opera of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. Count Selina, Mr. Rraham, who will introduce the Ballad St " Love and Gkwy Baron 'Foreldi, Mr. Egerton; Mar. relli, Mr Fawcett; Fabririo, Mr. Cauca.; Petro Mr. Blanchard; Florian, Mr. Durnset; Julio Miss C. B aden. Itosalvina, Miss Stepheas, who will intro duce a new &mei Rest, my child,' Claudine, Mrs. Garrick ; Lau rette, Miss Matthews. After which, the Percent KILLING NO MURDER. This day is published, price en. he hoards, a New Editing', being the Sixtireatlt, of INTERCEPTED LETTERS; or, the TwO penny Fost.Bag. By THOMAS BROWN, the Younger. Printed for James Carpenter and Son, Old Bond-street ; and Thomas tYilkie, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, price Ss. iu boards, with Six coloured Plates, The CUTTER, is Five Lectures upon the Art and Prac tice of Cutting Friends, Acquaintaeces, and Relations. PAN; PH MITER. IMPERIAL PARLI4M ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 10. Mr. Armitage, from the Loudon Flour Company, prraented the mount Arc 00000 sin of aloe Receipts and Duibumineuts.— Ordered to hews the i.hle. Apollo Relvi, Mr: Liston; Bookie, Mr. Doming. Nancy, Mrs .Sterhog; Fanny, Mr.. Listue. Pliers for the Boxes to be takes. of Mr. Brandon, al the 800 Oifice, Hart-street, from Ten till Poor. A Private Box may be had for the Stamm, or Nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Bolt Office. OA Nt.mday, Venire Preserved. After which will he pro dure.l, for the first time, • new Farce, called Who's my ? On Tnestlay, Rob Roy Macgregor; or. Anld Lang Syne. Ott Wellnestlay, the new Tragedy of Fario. A new Tragedy is in preparation, and will speedily be produced. FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. •,• The popular Barletta of 5,6, 7, most he laid aside after this Ereisiae, *a account of the New Piece, to be pro duced on Monday nest. PRESENT SATURDAY. April 11, the Prrforotaam will coesnarrice with (for this Night out)) a (inwards Cosmic Rtirtrtia, called 5, 6. /: OR, PAY ME MY WAGES. OM Te•ty, Mr. Adeork rho ,sixth appearance In that ells. racier! ; Young. Testy, Short; Sensitive, Mr. Howell ; Chaser's (Sixth time), Mr. Wyatt ; T►amps, Mr. Kiri., ; Tae Xiekei, Mr. Hatlo.t ; Nubs, Mr. Fitsvoilliant ; Paddy Whip, Mr. Nlae Cann. Mrs.Tramips, Mrs. Brookes; Elisa (Sixth .6:1,0,, 31iiis E. Pitt. ♦(ter a !deb (181 h lime) a grand Meln-dramatic Barletta Spectacle, wish sew Musie, Seaway, Dresses, sad Decora tion.,e.ned 'II,IE THREE TALISMANS. ..Pith a Graod Turkish Overture, composed by De Will. AIIIUM2IIIIr (MI Egyptian Iky), Mr. KkieWly 11011111 (his Favourite), Mr... Smith ; Osumi', Mr. Johnson ; Ores* (a Pi rate Chief). Me. Mustell ; Holkar (his Lieutenant), Mr. Learned; %Aron (a Pirate Leader), Mr. Lee; NottredAin a l'ishemsau). Me. Sburt ; Isola (his Cowls). Mr. Fri:- wahine. -7-nlosa (,DnieKlitrr of Alastruzur), Mil, Cherry; t Weide (an Egyptian Ludy), Mrs. Brookes; Airline (Siang. of 'sour), Miss Jams. Its the course of the Piece," The Pirate's Glory," by Mr. Lemma. A 'Parody BY " Let Fame salad the Trumpet," bY Mr. Short. .1.1 winch will he nailed (iStle time), •n entirely new Mir. Irtlx in Tem Acla, luundcd uu Smullete; 0:W641116:d ;solo, 4.2:61 Silt LAUNCF.LOT GREAVES. sir Lattnerkit Creases, Mr. Ilnalley ; Mr. Darnel, Mr. t ; Colds - to Crowe, Mr. Adcock ; Squire Sycamore, Mr. Wyatt; Justice •Golthle, Mr. Smith; Sammie Fillet, Mr. Wstkins ; Colwyn. Clarke, Mr. Mort; William, Mr. Kohy ; Timothy Crewhawe, Mr. Filzwilliane ; Quit ke, :NIL Mac Carol Ferrell, Mr. Fawcett. Aurelia Darn. Mist Taylor; Ws. Gobble, Miss ; Mrs. Cowslip, 71Ir. Darnell ; and Dully Cowslip, Mrs. Brooks. In Art I. Mr Short will iutrmloce Ike rovuorite Song of "t ke Post Ca poteu." R • iies 45,; Pit 2a.; Gallery Is —ll4lf- Price al Haif pail 11:wes 6,r the Boxes to he taken of Mr. %waster, at the 11-x-I /dice, mar the Stave-ditur of the Theatre (where Free .l.l•ll.-m.inc for the Season may he purchased, and a private rne,iywil nigh , ly); and, for tlw accommodation of I .midim at dial rail ..f tote Town, at the Bureau de Speo2. Weocro li‘elsaiser, Bond street. Worn upeu :it Halfluot Five, to begin at linitpast Six. Oss Mowday west will he produced a sew Comic Metu dolomitic liurttita, its Iwo Arts, eallud The Dike and the Devil! tVith new and *chided Music, new Scenery, Deco.", and Eislwlli.limeist•. lu which Mrs. Leonard, from iliestre•ltoyal, Tort Hrs. s:with, from the Theatre- Clwli rub im ; soul Mies Reaummo,fruiii the Olympic will nuke their first appearance ow this Stage. I :ie Year of Waketiold, Tom Janes. Dins Giovanni, The b.:isa4l,ol we Lieu, Coast: mime and Valerie, Three Times Whui the Murderer Charles in the Royal •;•e•i‘r , will in turns revivt.l. &mid slew Burletlai are in preparation. from the best Classic ; mid a 11,-161 Comic Navarro) Csteave- R t 'Pa. is :sr title of How to Write an 4 4Pety;et, : • Dclizilt. 6.f I.ranistir Authorship. 1 -..llxMeres:...-, and higbi) vinic illariequin Pantomime is alcg in Oyster Beds. By JOHN EVANS, A.M. To which ie annexed, a Journal of a Trip to Paris, in the Antonio of NM, by way of Ostend, Bruges, Ghent, Ant werp, Brunel& and tVaterlon. Embellished with Wood Cute. By JOHN EVANS, Jon. A.M. Lyndon : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pa- G ERM A N LANGUAGE. This day is published, iu our rolunie, 12mo. Fourth Edition, price Sq. buuud, APRACTICAL GRAMMAR of the GER MAN LANGUAGE—By W. KENDEK, D.D. • " This is uue of the most clear, distinct, and erosible Grammars we have ever seen. The Author is evidently versed in teaehisig. and thereby prepared to obvi , te the :lir- Scottie, which are must likely to perplex the Student."— Critical Review. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, sad Jones, Pa. Of oboist may also he had, by the same Anthor, 1. The above Grammar in French, fur the use of Foreigners, price 4. EXERCISES to FACILITATE the ACQUISITION of the GERMAN LANGUAGE. Stroud Edition, price 4r. 6d. bound. 3 A COMPLETE POCKET DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH nod GERMAN, and GERMAN sad ENGLISH LANGUAGES, price 11. 1.. bound. !MULLER'S CONCISE ENGLISH and GERMAN SPELLING ROOK; or, an Easy Introduction to the Ger man Grammars price C. bound. 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Printed our Loirkhortun and Co.; 1440f1114/1 and Co.; F. C aunt J. Rivongions ; Payout Roo Fos ; c„,1,11 and Dmoi.ii J. and A. Arch ; J. AIAMIUMI ; Black aati Co R. 11. Evans ; Within ma Co.; .1. Booth; Nichols and Co Loodon sod J. Pat k • r,l)sfusit. This day is pnblished, in one large volume, price fa. in boards, A N EXCURSION to WINDSOR, through Battersea, Petite? Key, Rieltostood, Twickenham, Strawberry Hill, sad damplos Court; interspersed with Historical sod Biographical Anecdotes, for the improvement of the rising greeted's@ ; wish an Aerostat of Ms Majesty's lust Walks un she Taint* of Windsor Castle. Also a Sail down the Hirer Medway, from Maidstone to Rochester, and front Rochester to the Num upon the opening of the LEATHER TAX . Lord CANDOR prheultoi s Petition from the Tanners of Corson.their airaiesli lbe Leather Tax; us did Earl Fori,- TXlItUlt GLIM .IhlLiaanera Wad Currirru of Plyaioutb.— The Petitions were read, and laid osi the table. WI N DOW TA The Marquis of Dow . rsirtne to know whether the Letter relatont to the C 000000 not/Ilion of the Window Tax in Ireland, for which he had moved ■ kw evenisin since, had been Iski on the table. No ashen having been given, the Noble Marquis 'nosed - that it be produced forthwith— which was ordered. THE CURRENCY OF THE COUNTRY. The Esti of LAUDF.RDALE raid, that of the va. nous accounts for which he has .ral, relating to the issues of Bonk note, prices of bullion, &c. some had been laid on the table, and others nut. He was desirous that all of them should be laid before the House. as thence only cool(' their Lord ships lie prepared to form a correct decision upon the subject. to which he should shortly have to direct their attention. Ile had intended to address them wt the subject on 'Tuesday next, but that, be understood, Might be found incotivement, and he should, tnerrlcre, po►tpone it until Thursday. The importance of the subject kid been considerably enhanced, in corawqrarrice of certain propositiours which had been recently made by one of his Ma jesty's Ministers in another place. Oue of those was, that the restriction on cash loayinent by the Brisk of England should he continued for another year, sod another related to the issues of country bookers, and cars t . tiltordril on principles Sillol/11 Sub versive of the s)stein of Woking that had been hitherto pursued in this country. Ile should en deavour, 1111 the proper occasion, to prove to their Lordships that there was no question that inure re quired the most anxious attention of Parliament than that relating to the currency of the country. He. however, for the present, should merely give notice, that he could, oil Thursday next, move for the appointment of a Committer, to inquire into the state of the currency of the country.—On the ticition of the Noble Earl, the Lords were ordered to be summoned. COUPTt or JUSTICE. The Marquis of Ls.rrnuwN row in pursuance of his notice, to wove sici Address to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, that there should be laid on the table cf the House, copies of the Re ports of the Cornaniss•iouris appointed to iuquire Into the Fees of Courts of Justice in Euglaud, behind. and Scotland. Ile conceived that their Lordships, cmistitiating as they did, the highest Court of Record in the empire, Use first in dig nity and the 144 in resort, should particularly make themselves acquainted with every circurii swore conuecied with the usher Cows, and shell aborts as had been detected by the labours of the Cowinitssioners whom it lepl pit-used the Crown to appoint. 'Phis seemed so briletitting to them, duet lie COlll4l unlielinde 110 opposition to loos 41101100; but iii Colitseipienee of whutlil bees' brought to light by the t.:oiliiiibolotierti at least one ;sort of the kiiigdoen, lie eon. cited arrilßC re marks necessary. r 4011004 ewild be further from his iiitention than to cast soy imputation upon the high chaiiieters of the iudrvidusle who presided in the several Coasts ; his sole desire Was to 'mint Out how fiery severely the respective sitittor have suffeterd from the gross, rad hitherto tfocheeked extortion of tine Officers itoldoig !Alves in the Court. of Justice. Ile *boob!, therefore, suggest Iwo or three principal fair the 'store Its aticoliir melte of their Lord ships in pee-tie:Met these lie ourts whets they be preiented. Flr ietserreil, that there were iii persona Mare helrelesv, nor , who ni tie I:attic:oho ly• merited help . , liont those it Ito. he rhapa, ttuh to fa silt of their own, were reduced to the steces.ity of os sertiveg or defelidisig ilet-er rights in a Court ter Law, and vet, It so happened, that 'such were l ttmformly the vecterna of the sXtartion of offi mile and clerks'. It would he round its the Re ' ports Malting to the Coors in [reknit!, that olteratlon had kern m ere in the mode of proceeding by the Judaea the's:selves, for the !avowed purpose of iirtonotiii the ends of i tte a tce .„ that Watt oaf ftwrverteit by the iti7eiliiity of the offi cers as a pretent.e for raiaing the fees, and iihetii.g penalties ma the. suitors; From severed he selected one insane.'. where a ride lead been matte by the Court, pertnatiog ti;e sitendasece of Peeler:nor n,-. stead of out. of the Sex Cloaks, lye altentletterea had been charged, where not a stogie one Lail been given. There was another description of abuses, which wets the pee formatter of dot;e4 by depoity, and where the p'incipet having been paid be fees, the deploy had also Oracteri teem as his Mai II newton. A K .1)., it would be found that a deputy not eierrequently bed delegated h o s office to a clerk, who, in his torn; beard the mentos. and was paid by their gratitities. It would hr t must that the eopyitig clerks nad frequently varied their charges for copies of office paper-, and tl.e,e rank. lions could he recounted for solely by the eirceini stance of their smisetimes nietiing with a solicitor who might not lie divined to gratify their spirit of extortion, and chose rather to do leis deity town t:hi his client. Another important branch of the abuses covered in the Courts of Ireland was the of costs. Li Would be found that uniformly in flee Superior Comte; there, the taxation of torte re:v initialed a his some person interested, either directly or indirectly, in raising theM. The result in tins particular it would he untiecessetry to state ; but the coosequeseces flowing generally froth the retire sport') was, that all eiltpelowit oft law proeialinge in Ireland had, within no great intiblier or years. iota - eased nearly 50 per cent, and the evil hat! he coma so confirmed, that the Judges; with Ott' best dispositions, had found it imposiehle tb reltrniet It one case where the expenses of so n * trifl in g suit had amounted to anot. the individual hart ap plied to the. Court for redress; but the eminent per- Allllß who presided therein did nut in law conceive themselves justified in interfering; and although their sentiments appeared decidedly fievuttetble to the mpplicuset, -they could only refer him „oenernlly to his remedy by suit at law. This remedy, lune ever, might have proved an equal evil, and the person thought it mote prudent tb acquiesoe in the injury. Upon ant other branch he thought it right to observe, aa it was in adme degree connected with Acts of Parliament that had received their Lord eleips' approbation. Ott this point he anticipated the concurrence and support of the Noble Lord on the Woolsack, no less on account of the intrinfic im portance of the subject. than front some ohverves tims be had occasionally heard expressed by the. Noble and Learned Lord. He alluded to the extreme +Seventy that resulted froth imposing high stump duty on law proceedinas. Ile should not then inquire respecting the original propriety of imposing such hue*, nor how far it might be proper et present to repeal therti-2but ens att on very distant time it might be expected that it would he for Parliaidetit to inquire into the pro priety of taking off voter part of the burdens of the country, it might then be d subject of consident 'ion whether these taxes ought not be diminished. In great public emergencies it might he instill:title to resider even ;sublet, distress avatlable to the 'soh lie seek*, and such he nilist ever consider the principle of such taxes ; hut alien the circum stances that rendered them necessary had to exist, they should terminate also. This typression, however, had been, by the ingettnity of officers, car ried to greater feeigilis than hail been intruded by the Legislature. The fees had been thereby ir creased fj per cent. and in one case Aisife.4 n, the Report, where GIL was the amount accretin g to the revenue, the sum of 4991. was clu , r;Pal ill fees by officers. He stated, that in a Court in Ireland, where almost all the assurances of private prove; iv were made, where the tined and recoveries, and I , llt other records dr were tb secure the greater pint the private property of the country iniAlet to have been preserved, it bad been di-covered, that, by the scandalous negligenee of triune ogict rs, these re cords either could not be found its nelely instances; or had been ahem(' in such a manner as to threaten very general iterotevenience. lie wok impute to the Ministers of the Crown in any neglect in not takteig advantage of the valuable suggestions contained in the Reptetv, hat it ceo: tautly would be tiatisfactoro to learn Whether saucy inerouses hail been, or would be taken oar theen, to promote the ends of justice. lie shank] content himself for the present with moving a That an bumble Address be preseest+4 to Ista llovst Highness the Prlime Regent, prays's; that he would 1.,, graciously pleam it to give orders [bat Copies of the iteps: t• the Commissioners appointed no inquire into the s in the Courts of Justice its Etirtinet, Seittfind, sad !relate!, be laid upon the lathe of the Hoerr." The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid; be did not reset.. oppese the Motion of the Noble /few rpm, wine.. on the contrary, had !UV moll cortli.ll s•upPor's it was fit that the House shoals, 1,04 , q41i its is ts.— CRlar way, every information cotenteled with th•- Court, of Justice in the empire. He had wnle great pleasure heard the Noble Lord 'level/den sin intention ofireflecting upon ilie:Conets of Justice. The facts also he had stated, it Height he obsersed. referred neither to England or Scoshertd, but we. e comic:tett solely with the aillninistratiors of J mob iu Ireland. Its the opium's all girt 5 , 111,,. 1111 1.1.11 , 0 r what political sentiments they stsgietetvert m ere o es e; r t conduct of the Co-minima ; head Kern emplary. 'fiery had entered into every Orvieto stance, no matter whom it noiselts ins/o'er, and let.l loYertigared every brativll of the velar system. I s l ~ 1 . 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