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~~~~~ N UMBIR 4804 KING'S 711 1: ATI E. frills EVENING. SATUKCIAY. May it. I UDR, will be performed, dor theta, time is Ibis Goer. try Reekeilitoeldimiled Opera. metaled. ELISARETFA (QUEEN OF ENGLAND). Aher *hi* the honotrim mood Who, of LB PRINCE TROUBADOUR. Ow Tormley, Noy 111 (la time them twelve 'eon) sill be revived Leone epimmlid mood Wirt sit Temeriaite et 1.j.2 4, with... May tam seassey, temeitiorsy, aresees, on-alums, Ste. _ Vim* Res es Reties ! S .4 TR ZRO VAL. DOWRY-LAN K. FINN'S EVENING. SATURDAY. Slay It, &air Majealimf Bervaate will perform the Tragedy of THE JEW Or MALTA. femme (flovereer of Illaita), Mr. Pups; Dem Larbewieir, Mr. Wasik; Dim Mathias, Mr. Brumley; Maws Del /imam Mr. Loot; BIM S Carat* Mr. Snood; Baraboo Illa Ikons Islimems. Mr. ; Cibllats Mr. Ilawgitagb ; Jamas% Me. Powell. Abigail (esogliter to Baraboo), Mrs. Bartley; ILabevier, Mrs. Bien. tea ; Bellamira, Min Payee. TIM Peeleigua is be spoken by Mr. Boruortl, mai tbs Epi. Mem by Mrs. Bailey. After whirl% 3.1 time, a New Dramatic Roamoce, called THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF. Sir Hil.lamen, Mr. Baratiml ; Rya the Bed, Mr. Wallack ; Knells, Mr. Helloed; Hogabort, Mr. Smith; Menne Mr. %Milt; Owen, Mr. T. P. Coolie; First Outlaw. Mr. *cowl Owls. Mr. Ziwiwartli; Eva.. Mr. Keith. ; Rorie, Mrs. Britclisougres. Asada, MiesCebitt; Maud, Mrs. Alaup. The new Drama* Reams= of Time Mountain Chief, will ' be repeated ewer, edam menial' di lbesber Or Monday, The Jew of Males. Oa Tuesday, Wild Oats: Rosen, Mr. =isles Otis Ant appearance at obis Theatre Hone thee years). Os Wednesday, lb* Tragedy of Morin a Norval, Keno. his list appearance to that character; Lady Bae na* Miss Maisegay (from the Theatre Royal, Dablio, bar dim appropriate& at dna Tireame). THAVATRLNOVA COV RNT-CIA NAIRN. riplils EVENING. SATURDAY. MN, 2. A will be acted (tlas tine) t sew Nesieal Drama of ROB ROY MACGREGOR; OR, AULD LAND SYNE. Mr SWAM* Yoruba. Mr. &Mtge; Mash Web Olesidi• wOO% Mr. Mabee; Friona OubakWow, Mr. Motlair; Oweis . Mr. Illimeisti; Captain Tbsrotme, Mr. Colmar; LA leg M.. ~..f CampWl, Mr. Mores* i Mogul, Mr. TeWitNoire roil Robert (Rob mri• Sew), Mr. faellois ass4l Molar Fasilse; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taller; WOW Nicol Janie. Mr. Saabs ; Mono, Mr. Masswiso. Dimes Versa* Mips Mitplars; Mastic, Mrs. Sterhsig; Jame Nsealpisr, Miss Logan; Ratty, Mr.. Bishop; Nebo Sloe. Inv , . airs Wersitoo. Misr Wesel (solotise), a mew WOO Divertbeteeot, refined LA CRASS& Ti Aids wi l be *Mad (11th time) a sew Fate, salted WHO'S MY FATHER? Mr. arm Mr. Odom, Mr. for, TM Fell Mae. Th Joon.. Oa Wednesday tidesee Tragedy el Whines t Oka width wilt be penned. far the fine tine, a mew Semi meavel, Tregieel. Operatic Eatereaineset, in use art, waned The Wren of Wetter. THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, APPEAL STRAND. Cowgirl were in part heard ibis day, in the Appeal cease Died, gewena ear the liberal Reeemeagesamme which bee of ihe Earl of Wesiyes minimal the Earl of Iladdingion.— Sew bestowed en Me Ibuertaii.pleat t and Eittered by the el- Further Merin postpoised to Tuesday. ITIOININ damsoll ter Roses, o:.ick renders it laminable to Earl .....2....A17_ BRlNK______ DRAIN . AG . K. no.. on ...... . areumniudeir a Twat Part of the asenserens Apples:tots Wilmot • great elation to the somber of Perfonmaaers, woe 7; '' rewo = l 2l7 . .. r 7 r- f! .....: _is» . __n ! e !V i e: ll ' THE Public are respectfully itifursneel. that Howe : . Noe. 7 10, 7 6 " , 4 . 4 7. 1 .7; 1 7." 1 : , se teg s _t L e ...° °l mo / they will Sad MR. MATHEWS AT HOME , i d,,,,, t h e th i n , m a ws ., at . 1 . E .... -9 „,,_...,. n r_7_7l ..,... Tim EVREING, SATURDAY, May I, ISIS, sad en mi. *o w e he mode t ;', wod 7 ra - " 11 7 1 :" 14 7 41, 17 4 7 1 ` c r a ;: i i t ' . Moodult. Toed*. Theeedall seta Felssellayt in she wet ter. to skids the sin had hew miterml. week; when he will Mee the hosioar of wesentisi his Th e „,, w ,„ w ow " t, Failure with ma Beierlainntrat, called MAIL COACH ADVENTURES, cOO% Gel be : pro i )lll %,i t. "wild ' s , woos " T het Allieltaise heo the N ii id t ' itwo lbat re a . ' loashieli he will address the compsay on the subject nuked by t h e Nandi** Orders Mil been dilly served? This of his pewee attempt. Ausesidiatest was opposed by Rare HAILDWICILI, end MD we- Mr Mathew will also deliver an Barrimental gallved without a division. LECTURE ON VENTRILOQUY. The House thew divided on the original motion, when The Eatertsioniest to cowhide with these appeared— NOVEL SPECIMENS OF IMITATION. Few thermopile. 24 is which ground &cheated Tragic sad Gawk Perlorimers Apimat it 2 ail! give theft di/:west Mese bow Hanelet's Advice to the Majority blown , sliosild he spolites. si Daring our exelissioa for the division, we evident:um! the The stomp will in accomperied so the Pietro Forte, by Ems Brink Drainage Bill was read the third time. Mr. Hart. emu end hi ; op with thew Hone ,. On rtaihnissioe we Mead Lord HOLLAND is the act of heado ClP •e ase ll tiowie N sum let so How, and ewe a op c ot h e m ee . war.. ViLig ut a ti resitiott . Prows mess, named . Abrahams Dorible i g of the severe commas es twist. day, r l a D.,. se he owned at sores, owd the p erf o rwsoee to which be bad bens exposed by a tedious suit of tea yaws MEM at Eight iglaorki &ratios is the Court of Cheartery, where he said he had o ui:availiegly sought to obtain justice. He was, therefore, Sus- San.—/11'x.—Lower Cutlery 28.--Upper Gallery Is. willusely compelled, as • Sisal emourar, to away to their Roarer Flews, boa pried , Boxes, may be h'.11e11.,,...r M r. , Lordships rut relief. The Noble lied said. this he by no aummaest en Its llos'ellto. bees" Bu mmer, '"'" ' es b.. t o pledged himself Mg she truth of the allegalissis 4:mB - mid se Mt. *snow% Library, No 110 , New Build- teased is th e Petitiou mad did not hared to &mod say street, opposite Ihertiagto• Giantess.. NO mercy IS he re- fwd ., p mimmientsr , I ; meemings iipos it. tamed. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. S assured the Howe that lie *Moil, snake it his duty to M- Th/ GOLDEN PIPPIN Wee( completely succeeded, will quire lute the allegations contained is she Petttion. be Nudely repented. Thu Petition was read in per I, and laid lee she table. frifill PRESENT SATURDAY, May 21. C A PIT AL PUNISHMENTS. 11111% the Prefurmatires will mimeo iice with ;0104 Lord Rotuma presented a Petition rims Thomas John t est Aidst im eiles i dase a twit Burletl % with Alleratil " Walker, laim e oting the (regency of Capital Purislitatists ions, THE GOLDEN PIPPIN; fur offense*, of very dialect characters, mid prayed the Holm to mita and aimed the criminal laws of ow country OR, PARIS IN A PUCKER. it this respect.—Laid ou lb. table. 'slider, Mr. Short; Mowery, Mr. Leonard; Manias, Mr. Fitowillisas • Paris, Ilia &we. COTTON SPINNERS. ls the awns o f the Pita will he exhibited a View of Wesel Sir It. Pen. and others, from the House of Commas*, Ida, and the Pasco of Jew. brought up the Coitus. Splutters' Regulation Bell, to which After Week 'Greed Melo-Dams, is Thew Acts, founded they desired their Lordships' cuecurrence.—The Bill was on a caritrated Tragedy I. Mies Jaws Beanie, called read a mai time. . CONSTANTINE AND VALERIA; Earl Guam presetited a Petition from the Teasers. Car y' OR, THE LAST OF THE CiSARS. rine, awl 'kali 'A is Leatliar ut the City of Durham against eesieteatiiir (last Emperor of the Greeks) ? Mr. Huntley. the Leather Tux —laid us the table. To which Will be ad4rd (lath time), a arifeirdoil Comic Melo. PhIYATELY STEALING IN SHOPS. Ikaiastic evirktia. in Two Arts Crusaded se au eeriest Lord Iloct.aum said, that if tits Noble Secretary of Teeti-Coutedy, Won from the Italian by So ages slate for the H oagie D e had has is the Home, he C.aisylie.. leader des title of pen IllE DUKE AND THE DEVII.. rhould proper someday for the reread readiag of t h e Bill Molise to Privately Malthus i• Shops. He elatuld, however. Oh Muoidny will hi. revived, fur wiz night Daly, the peps- sa k e aa ear l ? aplaweaada of „ e p o i al i aa same d a y f u r n is i ler %hi Mauls of The Knights of the Liam : and the very parpoes gi uoi d reuvesi en i to the Noble Lout. 14 " 1 " lie Burth" of "'Mel is WlPPiiili or, Kuid Sur Jame* Grabens and others, buns the House of Coss- Charlet is the Royal Oak. swims, brought up .aerial private Bills, which were read a 441 Whit-Molotov will be produced, a new Comic Bur- a ria haw. Is tix, to be called" Rather To. Dad !" Also an entirety new Ti i , C ar t of LaatbahDAut moved, n e t Ike order of t. oil Seri ". 51 • 1 ° . dea'oes culled K"li Kb" , 11 °Perue of the day fur taking eat. ruerlderation certain orders of the Chum. Aril shortly ante, a Mired Comic, Terrille Etirava. t H em .. re l ative to t h e yi a „,b ea a t liAmeasee required f o r psis. gessza, mixed up with much 11160deril MllllllofiCellee, IN NOM bu g pr i vat e *w e t, silly, h e gachariad e ughdirod. Att., to be tailed How to Write an Opera; of , The Delights The Douse the. adjourned to Misaidiey. ..f loainate Authorship. In which will be istrothered the Its li. arm? at a greed iMmlual Drama, called AirecusJa; or, • ---- ' 00 °• ----. 1 es• Bet toustricter mid the Bead° HOUSE OF COMMONS, numaY, Kay I. " Pen ciao(' Pickle," el R•ftklick Residues," and a sew ...-..... Paatooome, are In active pespsratieus Mr. Smith. from the Comnsimiseers of Richmond Bridge, 'lllw sionerrose van foe Dun Giovanni, and the p.m- iterue l o vi l she t..avb Accu l tui of the said Comosisaiwtserso-. Its Vous of The These Tatosinsas and Sue Leopards. Laid uti the table. f;reavee, are re.pectfoly , ilifinnoil, ' they sill hem twig I Gelicral Han? inovsa for the wereediege which took sit lbw mat Perfuiflable. plow haws the Board of Excise its !Mind, it the MC of a Moon! hr T. Cada mod N. Dowisso bust Of Woe Illaithe 44. Areerib sal Actijimisimil CHANT 4 Os OM IT. JOHN & 11 1 1011 1 9Wiark Pie. &a. ' t • IMPEttIAL PA RLI4MIINT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Fauna, Nay 1. ... - . . -.....--__ .. 1 11 1.1. ( . 1.1.1 I te . • I :31.. ' '‘.. O . • . 4 1 11' 1 I 4 i / .4 to/ , •, s : . - ~..._,b . ,v b . . .....p.„ ,_, ,,,... 0. .. -, ...„, , ... . .. . i r, I 2 I i s. 0. 1 . . • , . . • , - . --- •• 4 ''' ' 4 '2'. " I . ''' . " 4 "'' ,.. . — . ,. _ , •.. ..--... PItICII; tit;VEN-PENCE.: LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY r Me Dalgas.hauemllerlllth or Hank HIM aid the ISA of Snout, 11117 —lrd tom Mr RIAINUIIMPS preasial • Polities fees the Woollen Manseketteren of Bacled-ile, la ire. against auy addl. . Igussal Digit Douggteuga aid Miter Bitterish, semi in the Woollen wailer talus ' Gamut Weems's. mead AM the Liverpool (Me Light Did he reared bark tu tM Coissilittee, sad that they hats kmoo to Report oft Wedaaady nest—Gv ea d Mr. Illosuice prier-used • Petioles from Pastas, _ln Lac cadive, he favour Anissal Piwliesiente sod theivereel iu~rape —Lid es der table. The Irish Royal Camel BIS was read the third dens, aid • Sir • Sir S. Imuswe meowed p Patine home a ream immed Peel Young, compainiog shut be was sow cootioeil in ihe Midweek of Wigan', fur as Mime. 'pima the Emilie Leos. By law be might only se have ineffered six neuntlia imprimisommet ; but, thievish that pedal we tveepieted nu the sth of Apr* be was ail seeihmd.,4lniered tu he us the Mb* and to he petalled. Mr. Waiwev postponed she Caiiimiteir at the Mesa boats Bill, to Tnealay mut. Mr. W. WU), Awned, slat It was of the pintoes ia• peruse* that doe obedience Maid be peed he the Art, Maths, Sheriffs, is Mama parte of the emotive user which they preside. to appoint isolivisloals to receive write for the election of Mashers to serve in Parliaisest, and to return to the Past.Slaeler.Geserol the pleas of abode. He bed called the anemias of the Home to this *object on the Id of Huck laa—sied. in consequence of apsutim sub leased by him, the Sheriffs of Commies were directed to make a return of the places of residence of paean ou ap pointed. Natwithaterant, that, lee was sorry so had that no return hod brae node by the Asti& of Oxford, Buck isiegbass, Surrey, reek, sal Caittatergae. He therefore gave Notice. that, on Friday east, he 'amid loom that the She riffs of these Consties do spasm at the Bar. Mr. H. Sum masaid, that the Sheriff of Surat metals!), had roe made a return of the pieces were his offsets were eitsated to the Flat:llleater.Geoeval—himt be had inade such • return to the Clerk of the Great Sad, which wee Goren. soot, he hollered, with the Statute. Mr. W. WTii expressed hie satisfaction at Salim that Mildew wee impotalielo the High Sheriff of the Coady of Surrey. POOR'S LAWS ROGIULATION RILL. Sir. AM eranan Wawa presented a Petition beg the aturcliwardens of St. Iltclinal. Fustar-inse, atrareet cer tain clowns in U. hoses (awn Regulation SiU.—Laid on the table. lir. Ahern Weep novel, that the PAW', front St. Gil% Crippler/le, is favour of the chuwe is the Pour's Laws Bill, Cu, swung Ilk• owners islet:ad of the occupiers of certain Wears, be primed. °coeval Teeittives hoped that this clause, which would greatly oppress boob she meters sod occupiers of a particu lar descriptive of house% would not be suffered to pass bey ate. The Amities was ordered es he pieta. Lord A. illauttsee rascal that the Papers premised to the Illoare, or Wviaesday loot, relative to causes before the Illossioes, is Selland, be prieled.—Ariered. CITY ACCOUNTS. Kr. H. NMI& methyl so Moo. limber for the City of London (*VIC Carne) is hie place, wished to helm= eerie* settietekk edatioe OP City of Leeds% were ordered sit of Mow, last, had Dot yet he.. pruservet P. - • Sir W. cum. emote* Sekilw secants for tle ire MN years, which are these =Pod for ' were swat roheal. moue, and could 061, oseselseMly, be produced °a the no neut. Mr. H. SWIM= stated, that the arcemsde in queetioa were printed, and seed only by transcribed in seder le he 'remitted. He did not think the City acted properly to that Hater, hi referriag lLis matte, to a Committee of the Cum men Council to deliberate os lb—and, if his internalise were *meet a directive was gives, by the Committee to the passe these duly it was so Newish ebe acemost, to pro duce it at the latest poisible period--eimdeet, which, IC the fact were so, was extremely disrespectful. Aldermen CUSTOS MUM friestlo%, at this astute. It was not In his power—and, if it were, they were toe &bests to be Noticed withoot esuoideratieo. Aldermen W. said, the ammunte. as rioted, sans ally, for the ion, worse s& la such a form as could be laid before lir It was absolutely necessary that they @Wald he new-modelled. Mr. H. Sunnis, cuosoiving the aoswent be bad received le he feseaderseeerfl mooad i " That the mid accounts be presented forthwith" Mr. &Merman Snow was of opinion, that such a notion was not celled fee. The onion expedition war need in making up the ace ants, and, when produced, he was sure they welsh! be toned isatistatiory. After • few words from Mr. M. Sonwea, Mr. Serjeant Onst.ww, e•d Sir. ♦Mermen Snow, the notion w.ts agreed tu. The West India Importation Sill was read the first ting— le be read the second time on Moodsy next. SPIRITS INTERCOURSE RILL. The Report of the Spirits leleteearte MU was broiled up by Mr. Baossits. .SiiGrosios Cup's prepense' a dune tar the purpose of assimailattsse the eiteatiee nulls. scMeh with that of the Irish Distilkr. Mr. Lusoinareon stated, that the chow amid sot be re wind, nonlinear with the anise of the Hinge The Bill was intruded to melon the lotercouree of spurts betwesil Ireland and Ragland—mid Ae His. Bertiort's clause went to regulate the spkit trade bowsaw Ireland and Ileadood.— It woe minesary, therefore,lkel the eleven should he founded on the Resenting of a Coomplttee. After a few obeervetreas from Lard R. HAMILTON sad Mr. Linutnerrois— The lassos said, that, So lairedoes each • clear, ewes on the Repolisties of * Committen.no the gloom was oat necessarily connected with the 111411- . s be reregister, He. therekore. suggested the propriety of withdrawn( it. Mr. W. HONDAS observed, Mot the relief Wended to be emoted by this cleave ought sot to be withheld. lb. Scotch Distillers hail long labotwirl nadir a great disadveotages east a wee point of funs *eight *et to igniter. with the solataatial joshes of the aim. Sir H. Paamatz was of apisirom that the clause could sat be received. The Seem= non noted what he conceived to be the coarse whirl might to be pursued by the Non. Baronet. Sir G. Cleat laid, If to clause were not decidedly op. pond to the theme of to Howse, be siimild eertaisely taws it. He complained that the NH had gime through the Cosa. emitter, cm a former dar e is so early an hoer, as precluded bin Mon arming for au isietractren to the Coatasimee, est the subject of Ibis clause. The SPIIAIINS sod Mr. Saiiimisra (the (einnea of the Commillin) declared that me public measure had been ro. moody tworight before the Honer, u.lHh.lf paat four o'clock ; sod, fosse to present wale of she private leaner. that of • public mature wecessardy caws in oblige shoo it ovoid do at the commesscausiot of the titathea. Coleuel Damao said, the sedoect Is *hid Ude clam ea. farted, had keg bent a moor of atigetioev.i.ead he con ceived it was sot cancel On the fidit BfrtlOet to come flown and melte this pnipasities, within/ &leg mei seam of it. Mr. J. P. Geist said, the peeper course of proceeding would bet. recommit she Sill—and to nine fwe so karat lino I. the.Cipotteribre minsider this pestrashir claws. The Citaineudiaef the Excasspnra whinged, that dm ielsase did not alma with the sehgeet.usetter of she Rill, *Lich inn/ to ',guide the spirit trade foal/ern Grrat taiu Inland, while the alteratioa proposed by the Uwe. Ihruset hid refehtmeo ilitedaidd. It !wild rot, therefore, he teemed. _ _ Mr. EIIILAT maid. that if. ma had hero Meted. Aim subject for soar: years Wall a SWIM of 44•101,01. that &purse*, le him ou be ilia bet possible ertisiiii fur kiwi's' it i.eitteil iss utvlistely. The chum *as Him withdraws, the Report Merrill sail the Bill indeed So he read the thud tuns so CUAI, THA DE. Mr. LiTet.xtutt was noxious to ask it question of the Bight Hon. Gesilletinin opposite (Mr. Vatisit. tau), with respect to a rumour that had cleated couaiderable *term throughout the tiihnitt coulomb. It was reported that the Right Huai. GentlelltoU Meant to take off the tax YU Wald earned COOsiifitilr e fur the pupate of taxing diet article at the pit head. Ile should he sled to have muse caftan. twit on this subject. • . The CHANCULLOR of the ExcitrAulth Said* he amid, is a very Me words, give the Him. Geol. the inforntatimi be required. it eras eery far trout his inteutiou to bring lusward any measure 011 this subject. Whatever might be the opinions 4 Geo. tletueti ou the abstract justice of the curie. as the wedeln system had resitintied to long, it was quite impossible to bring the subject byline Parliament, in the present Session, Co :is to lure staging it fully. FintGED NOTES. Sir C. MORD/MIT presented a Petition front cep. tam lichabitauits of &runtish:lin complai 0000 ig Of the manner ell which Bank o f Mlnglastil notes are executed, in consequence of which great facilities were afforded to forgery. Ile would itiuve fur a Com mittee to take this stroject Mtn consideratioii, had not au Hun. Baswiet (Sir J. :114mA . ..dusk) totted, too o former evening, that he would introduce the sub ject. This being the case, he cheerfully left this unportent basilicas iu such able hands. Mt. DUGDOLE conceived that the House ought immediately to ourestigete this subject. It was line of primary Importance to the morals of the country, and ought not to be lust sight of for a suoinent. Mr. GanneaLL fully concurred iu the propriety of an torreetigatiou. He hoped his Learueil Friend (Sir J. Ildatkiutosh) would, in the course of the next week, move fur a Committee, minutely to in quire into the subject. • Sir J. Gusto& said, nearly one half the notes, purporting to be those of the Batik of &Ilan& which were circulated in the 'purifiers* roomier, were forgeries. Ou the other hand, it was must remark. able that au instance occurred of a couistry Batik note being retired. The Newcattle, the Nurthous. bedand. the Durham, and other northern Books, issued a great many muter, yet no attempt was mode to Mtge them—while thousands of forged, Book of England notes were circulated throughoot the country. This circusustitts...e yr Ariel( proved the necessity of inquiry. Mr. THOU/VON bore testimony to the truth of the Hesseanibte Barimetie statement. lie knew one country banking horse, where uut less than thirty forgeries were presented its a week. Last year the forgeries presented at the Batik. of Eugland amounted isoulinally to :27,0091. —but this was a very small part of the totes ob. solutely forged. Persons did not like to present them to the liank.—they did not like to subject them to any test, and the consequence was, that, he' believte, boudreds of thoustauds of pounds of this forged circulation, were Dow afloat through the country. This would continue to be the case, uu- , til the Bank altered its system. General Taeourrox, having called the attention of the House to this subject two years ago, could not let this opportunity pass by without expressing his hope that immediate steps would be taken to remedy the evil complained of its the Petitiou. : „ That Petitiou ought riot to be lightly treated, for. the people of Birmingham were excellent judges vi' this subject. Mr. DuortaLe inquired of the Hal. and Learn ed Baronet (Sir J. Mackintosh) whether he meout. shortly to move fur a Committee to iuquire into this . hie" . tin Sir hir • J. MACKINTOSH said, if the motion of his Hon. Flieed (Ms. Tierney) for * Committee to inquire into the saint of the Bank, were unfortu irately negatived this. evening. he• should, in the course of the night, give itotice of a inotimi for ij Committee on the subject that Ind been alluded The !elitism was then brought up and read. General O*scosona was or opinion that a (wi lily eboteld be given fur exchanging old notes fur new, by which means it would be much easier to distinguish good notes from forgeries than it now was. At present this was almost itnposeible, from the tattered state in which the notes freqiirsitly were. The ootes circulated in the county of Lan caster were chiefly of the Bank of England. These, by paving front humid to hand, became at length so dirty and 10114 that it was sluinst impose nide to distinguish the good from the bad notes. After a few words from Mr. Lillie, who COIF marred in the propriety of au extended iiiqiiiry, the Petition was laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. Mr. P. BOLD presented a Petition from the dry. 'salters of Manchester, istayilig that the House 'would not lay any additrosial duty on drug* used iii she printing of calico.—Laid 00 t h e 'e w e . LOAN DILL. The Cnancer,Loa of the ElCHteCill moved ikelkird reeding of the Loan Bill. att. GUN PILL lose to move the arueodroeut of Whit* its had a few Melt,. einee given notice to the =islt ohs out his intention to go to any cost. Imigth into the affairs of the Book, as he shadd haves Tuesday an opportunity of reviewa ins die tssuelheet of that Cottivisoy in their labisfogr. moo 411 the Itiotsied macerate of the public, when" hr hoped to eater into the vartious branches of the subject folly. The object of his present motion' was to defeat the written of the Right Ho: 000ro ak Genuensau, the Chancellor of' the Elt chequer, of allowing to the Bunk a Very consider: able sum as a compensation to the Bank, or charge for management of a portion or the Nitrite debt, to which lie considered the Bank vette not 'Fite charge for toassagetrient of the loan crested by this Act, eiclutied two :trio : Nit for an allowance to the Ilank of dila per ustllion for their trouble iu or radio receivilig the deposits iitnioney to be made on this Ida.), too.; to J,ooo,oour. the Other similar charge of stout. p. r inithiisi upon Escliespler Bills to be funded fur the porpri.es of this loan, suremisting iu the Whole tii 27.400,00 d/. This tart charge war our altogether novel item of charge in the airoigenients of the Bank with the Right floss. Ciesitieunsii, or auy one ritrrCi.ii g, us he did, the functio n s of it represeutis. Inc of the purilic. He &void as..ure die House. there Hewer 110 be.4l a charge like the present minis. befire by the —flank.. o :ten ti. e politic credi.: tor _proceeded to fund Es . elwquer at .due solicitation of the Chancellor of the Eichertoer for the time being. 'The House Must feel impressed With the truth of the *arson. riatensiersto and stocu. useiiir produced in that House, boor time ,to times slsesiiirg that the iirtifits of the Itaiik of England were already restficurnily enisouomi; tool by DO tdruuu entitled dirty to assy additioisal allowance-8 tinder the cireunistances of the preieut Joao.— The Nitsimut of the 010111 to lie Oen to the Bank by this per ceistage, Will in itself a Matter of some coisseiteteuce 16 the public, isideP . odeutly of the übjectson e v er y one must feel e wit dpi principle., It would be found to simousit to. lo,nouL As lie thought, mid he hoped to this oi • he war jot's.- ed• by most of those *lto hail given' themselves the trouble to iiitestigete, even in the ritual superficial way, the trainiactions of the Book With the palates that they were already too uwply remunerated for their trouble or risk in the otstmgtlitetti of the public debt. He should therefore, Mote, that the chute in the Act granting to the husk this lowsisce or per ventage sl Id he omitted. . The Cu strcti.tua of the Excus oust *clinked the lion. Gentleniau had stated *coy fairly that it hid not b een hitherto the practice iu handing not.- shooing; Exchequer Bills to grants per centage to the Book. But fur the present Charge the beat reason in the world Could be afforded, mutely, that heretofore when Exchequer were funded, and became a part of the actual luau Of the mum ry fur the year, the husiiiesr was trouiticted in the Exche quer Bill office. The Thuil e had beers dresres ate with a due respect to economy ; lie was happy tOllllll it had parsed through every stage but the last without any opposition but such as had *right:tied od the part of the Hon. Graf. The House *mild see that the whole business Inuit neceis..rily be transacted at the Baul, being by the terms of the transaction, as agreed upon with the public, Capable of being converted Into ti Motley loots at pleasure, and receivable at the Bank of Englaurt. In ditch an addition of labour and otteutien to the soisnageoretit of this part of the public triode,, which consisted of very complicated calculations anti traissoetiotut, considerable time, and unisterous clerk/ or other permits. must lie employed. particularlir when it was recollected the quantity of stud likely to lie transferred from the three per center. to the three and • half per cents. iueolviug a alkali:snout not the most simple. He. for Isis part, thought the Bauk reserved but a fair proportion of tillovrauce for their trouble, and he was certain the terms on which the contract hid been Concluded with the Book was detidedly in &toot of the publiC, inesairuch art the chirtge on the loat of the presetst year was slut more than half Weil it Woulil bare been hod Gmi vernmeut contracted for ass altogether new loon. The ainendrnent was then ssegonted hithout a divirion, and the Bill read the third time and palsied. • The CHANCELLOR of tlie.g/LCREQUER inovedr that the House 011 its rising shisold adjourn to Moo. day next, which was agreed to, file third reelable of Sikes's Hydrometer Bill wad postponed until Monday. The second reading of the Customs Cousirlidito bob Bill was Bird fur Thuirday uext. CONVISUANCE . sift s THE BANK RESTRICTION. The Cifsockt.tite of the Etcoltrioto mover ' the Order of the DI for the sieCosid reading of the Bank Restriction Contiumusee Bill. He stated it Mai his intetition to move au iimendsuent to the Bill in that r tatage, except it should be considered more conforiemble to the practice of the House to take another more advouced stage ha that purpose. %lr. Thames - 'oljected to the prepared mode of proceeding, or did also Mr. WYNN. as unusu a l and inconveideut; and the C..ussictuare of the Excuse's BA consesitell to withdraw his tonice of au amendment to the Bill iv dohs stage. Mr. TIERNEY rose fur the pnipuse of addiesor ing them, lie faired, at coissidereble length, pur suant to a notice which he rotor time since had given i relative to topic. of the most grate stud im portant nature. the Houte was now called to consider used iffirestigote what was the real currency o f 1 1,:„ coun t r y a t thi s moment, and whether that currency was that which it ought to ben . pr Cousin. rut with the welfare of the cuuutry. lie should refrain from tasking any comments generally at 10, the state of the country, whether prosperous Of otherwise, Only so far as was COnurcted with the sub. ject of her mitosy treesectiotio. To hear the state. merits of the Right ifoomarehle Gentleman front time to time, might .lead moat to i wag i oe t h at things were in la very strange. if nut rusher. noised state. It was on eh hands admitted, that; taking the debt of this country ai it a round sows her, it amouutel at the begiuniug of the year to 1100,090.000 L to which was to be added 4d.0c0,0001. ors account of the peinteni year, stakisig a total of 1140.000.000/. as the staisdiug debt of this country;, and this isi the third peer after the conclosiou of peace. This vied of the nese might. perhaps; savour, even in the Right Honourable Oriole soluiwtrisfiah':;:meallillSdlPet:irakrdogirai i s i g i n Yll° F a int u i s mie t ti l s i d a l ts° :o gi se h li°l f o il o ik r u ne rtei l pi m o red n pe vaeec usi t ri * t it y lr Y i ; o l; s h is. l o l;l l . 7 ever, the prospect must he allowed to derken, when the public were informed (lust evert fasthoig of terse Snikisig E I *us to bis borrowed" forthwith.-.. latigh.)—But then a t tain a fresh gleans of pros. per.ty brae iu uu the 'light Has. fientletteasei BRITISH GALLERY. 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