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SATURDAY;' et i : akd le`ie, .2. ad' be repeated, Rooriner popular Opera, LA CENERENTOLA. After 'thicksetma throe, the new Gnarl IlaOka. cerilioretl by M. Ssiiis, ilalkt Muter. 'staled . CEPHA LE ET PROM'S. With entirely new Seeerery, Dresses, Decennia% be. ••- '• ennui GALLERY, PALL-MALI, . 18 OA I.LERY, with on EXHIBITION or PORTRAITS of distinguished Persons is. the History and Literature of the UMW Kiogdom, IS OPEN DAILY from Teo ill the Itiotanot till Five in slot Evening. (Ey Orin) ; JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission, Is.-4:ntalopies, D.—Descriptivo ditto, tr. TM. rimy 1. poltlishert. prier 31 13s. &Lie ahem. 40ANNIii SCAPULE• LEXICON GRE *P. CO-LATRAIPI • probe* Arietoribes hicapleisteet, Sam Judieilswit aisHis et retreats. heat Lexical' Elllllolo - ewes Thesiatibea horortitiato tl.tS,,tintihas et ann. wait. et Jo. Itleierell Gtitisatitias Crolirsetrins. Indiei Giese leseettater atiefeet Verbatim wftti. e grotto, Battle, Aerwileist.Priseleei Lib. XVIII. Pars posterior, ' id Anserooles wilfrop..4wr meg istafiksor Aitses e Cod. MS. Res- Steasi Brilaa.iel embeedelle• Cunt Oessealie grun ge Weise* FAN, Yakkeerrii. e Typographeo Cla reedleistaeo. 1.11 by - Parker, Ditford; and Payee sad F.., Pall.raall. r. a fele 'Pay* win be published, in tate vol. Oho. The introity of the UFR lewd SUFFERINGS of the nee. old .beetted JOHN HICUF, H. D. ; by Joha Lewis, A.X. illeseletertif Wrest*. Wasted at Abe elareloloor Press, Outwit, fruits a awry corrected sad eehreged by the Author. etincerninit Tithes niiiiheld in 1797 and 1790,—Reati first time; secini.l reading on Toren's, nest. BANKRUPT LASTS. Mr. K. FiN LAY ir.rporeil of Mr. J. Smith, whe ther it oar, her •,:t.oition to follow up Coe nororarre I he had nelaits:i:, d in the last Parham-I.i. free the amendiurci of the laws relating to Ilanksupta a .and which had been left imperfect. - . .• • .•. Mr. J. Surrit replittl, it certainly was his Mien. pion to purest the measure, and to bring forward. in proper time. a Dill or Bills for the correction of the evils which still existed in the system of batik toptcy law and practice. Dftt the 111111111011 in which he was Owed. prevented him horn procee& ing iu the affair aR present, steal that situation was this : lie had reason to believe horn • connotnnia cation with the first legal authority in the kingdom. that • part, and that the mu.t important one. of the merman M!4 hr had contriftplined, were unrteceesary, and that the evils they had been inteaded to ineercould be remedied by the Lord Chancellor himself. And he believed 641 he woo not only disposed to apply the reined), but epsfaoyed in some degree at the present moment in framing the orders necessary for giving it effect.. However. he . was quite sure drat tile authority of the Lord Chancellor was not sufficient to correct all the existing defects and abuse.. Therefore. most assuledly when those order. should have been issued, and he had observed what the remedial influence of them would be, he should prepare a new measure, of which he should give due notice in his place ; for he was perfectly cots winced, that sioce he had taken up the Considers. lion of the subject. the evils of winch he had coin. plained had lint diminished. but increased. As to the evidence laid on the table, he pledged himself to prove the correctness of every wind of it by new wituesees. Tbseday aest till the 20th iiiii The Dublin Foundling Hnspital Bill rrae read the third time, sod !mooed. . NA-TY ESTIMATES. THIIIIPTRILROrA L, DIffIar.LANIL T".'s PVENING, SATURDAY, Jose 10, I~iwMajeoter stevassts will perform, Orr My a A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD Deirrs. Lord Laarll, Mallitsd ; Sir Gila Overrate* Mr. Stan ; Welillora, Mr. ilasatlt 411tiortle, Mr. Peary; hoitice Gr4eily. Mr. Oabtrry; Merrill, Ms. Meeting. Lally All ' 'tiara, Jibs. Clover; !faicares, Mn.s Urger. .AOl, !Wag (100. , tin. at Ibio Tbastie), as Pritattgrisi eased GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni; Mediate Vaarit; Leptitetto, Mr.lllaiMpt Illv. Fhweutitir Finivitie, MI Itortiaril; Mr. Dew? P. re PO/Halloo of &In s isten t JERIH. CA Privat e GR EAT PfCTE'RE (fro* Ike Loorre). 44 ft.l)y 18 11. repreerneins time CIRF.W of llet MEOUNA FRENCH FR IrLATE, *tier reatalatiatt nicking Days on a Raft without Provision, at ilia 111414114411 deep die. ' rower the Ifrevel that saves Him. will lake place at file Egyptian Hall. Piccadilly. ow *ATV R DAY. and rill Open to eke Paink ow MON DAY NEXT, lids Jane. This day is pnblialsed is one anitesos royal dio. pries 31.3.. OUIINAL of a TOUR Omagh part of the • Sic() WY RANGE or the, 111 M ALA MOUNTAINS, ittti Its the Scourers of she ltiies•Jsignita and GAllaite. Sy JAW lIAILLIE FRASER, Ent.i ; IN elephant folio, tonifarsis nlsh &uncles Oriental tes;aesy, sad Sah's "Sens le Abratiabt, prise t TWENTY VIEWS is stip SMOLA 110111 1 / 4 1,14 ilialassalve of IBC irtiNda t 1 11011110101111 Drowielp "silk 011 she SOS. „., , by.dAhlEll BAILLIR PRA I RS 4 ,II•II. Printed fur andsrell sad Maeda, Shia IMPIIRML PARLIAMENT. Hotta OF LOAM raniiT, isms f. • • WRIT OP'SSROR. • • wat somz e s&so. The Tereivoliageo ai attesdsilk Ti! *Ma fir *Wore* of this cam we we = The Alatmey.bearral The Jukes heing.diveled in their opi LOAM Csaricirmos Belied their attendance on y aids when he etweld pet tame eases to them. • Furlhttr• essekirretion paripoteed to Monday. • Sir 'antra Graham ' Mr.raelthern, Mr. Barbie, and ether Member* of the Howie of Grammes, brought up the flantatioa Drawback Bill, the Trawifer Grants Bill, the kiss Tesemerie Recovery Bill, and several private Bills, ailihit were teed • Snit time. Mr, Lock, from the !Sward of Trade, premised acenenils of the quantity of Titan , Imported from the Bailie in • geniis time. De the station of the Magni, of Likisows, they were ordered to be elated. Mr. Gatti.. Draiosoydry, Nr. Holleft. Mn. /4101onlioxighli ; Coluttaittio Quixotic, Mies Carew ; Mn. re. %ler. 011eiseisdry. Mn. lisiomr. E A 74 11 1 0•IiinriteletWITTnitTA *SIM TUN EVENING, SATURDAY. iione TO. will be stied, !MAI lime, $ *es Minima fit, Tailed QIJATRE; Or, PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME. _ Henri, Mr. M screeds ; Sully, Ur. Egerton • &mend VA w snout, Mr. FIIWCI•ii ; Estrus. de Berns, Mr. e Emsble ; Fre derick Ss Leos), Abbott ; O'Dosnel, Mr.!. Jskasslotse; Moustache. Mr. liesedry ; GtiViIIS, Mr. Demmer ; MI. IM11011; Elaaseisard. Floresee M. Leos, Muss Stelihros; Clatilde de Biro s /dim Bessius; Louiscas, Miss M. Tree. After shirk, a Farce (wish some Music) called A ROLAND FOR, AN OLIVER. air Mark Chain Mr. Fawcett; Alfred Hightlye', 'Mr. Jones; Mr. Briborse, Mr. Abbott; Fixture, Mr. Emery. P.VI3 V*, UlllOO . lll, Mem Fusee; Mrs. Seibrtene, Miss Beau mont. it. Monday, Vireinius, wido Harlequin and Cinderella. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE: Under the Patronage of His Hoyt! Highness l'riuce LEOPOLD of Sose.Coborg. •.• In ani 0000000 nog the Close of the present Sesame, the Pro wirier, of this Theatre have to thank the Public for the increased decree of patronage bestowed 014 their riots, and in stile the reasons of their present dom. Entoluus still further to rleserve the favour they have experienced, is lux ogeorrcel to them, that their peereet Cramping might hr materially improved by She imeesoisie of a great Rode of Tol►s',uflered to them from various Provincial an) Metrepatilan Theatres; also, that still greater con veniences tritebt he provided fur the Public in the Au silence pert of the Howse, partiealerly the raising of the Pit. fruit) its row elevation, to a AM* conumanding view of Ow Stage; exclusive of the tipportesity t temporary close would ernirel for the production of moth Novelty, new In *Hive preparation. Tu cookie them, therefore, to oreemplish these desirable petiole, they have time to the ektertnitiai• of eloeiep their hiesatwer &mean. sod Cow .fteueing their wawa Miler Swami istewiediateiy these irddirmas and imprgivemente eats be aosomplisheil, whigb it tar ea,ealated, by great exrtiou.and the employment of stra Adios, may he done be • few days. Thebes) pledge est their effort. SO gratify the Public, in their New Sago.,, oi:1 ler by .1 reference to the past, in which WOO etriknig ._sirol mum socerinfol novelty will be foetid to have bees peinlor , .l erre, Week ! The brilliant seeress of Felker and Atophier—The Shipwreck of Use iftdll l l4lllllll ..11a Deed, au comment; they will be vigoroarly &Brewed by, it 1. hoped, a emetiawastre of Phew • gelidly mot" and aneritorions. Full particislars ..l tie oswiting (gibe New Seams will he anammeed early in the n.ll weeks , lIIS EYENING, SATURDAY, June 10, L (brine the lire( Night of the presort Season), will lie reunited, for dm Teth time, founded as • recent French Nneratise of t Voyage to Savo'. a Now Marine Drama of interent, is Three Acts (written by Mr. W. Mum r•letil with new and extensive Satiety, Macointry, Dresses and Decorations, retitled, THE SHIMVRECK OF THE hIEDUSA; OR THE FATAL RAFT. T o r.aeln.lr with a DopieVie Melo-Drama of Interest, in Three Ace., founded by Mr. W. kluocrieff on one of Mn. Opte's most Popular and Plc bet ie Stories, called, THE LEAH OF PRIVATE LIFE; F4TH F.R AND DAUGHTER. Filtavlett, rather of Agnes, the Lear of Private Life, Mr. Bomb. Sexes. ea. 214—Gallery, lc—Doors open at Halt pare E'er begin at Haltpstat Six.-.-Secusid Price at II ilf.part Eithl• Meets 111 be taken-of Mr. Eorauer, at the Box-Office, from Tee sill Fosse. tAar DAY. AL(. MUST BE DRAWN! CARIIOII., the Contractor, begs to impress npon the Public, that the annals of Utilities do not Sus gilds anoll.er instance as the present GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL. ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. 4 4 4 4 Prises of 3t • ricc. %loosy nod Consols, and ALL IN ONE DAY, FRIDAY, 23d THIS MONTH, When the Lottery finishes. Codrawn Tickets and Shuts sic selling at CARROLL'S 0K..., Its, Cn•raiill, and 26, Oxford-street, Losslulu, and at ssl h.• Agents iu the Country. CA R ROL I, Shared and Sold, in Ike last few Months— 2.3b7 S 30,000 7,003 .. t 5,000 706 1,313 EXPIRES NEXT TUESDAY. "V BISII, of the OW State Lottery Oieses. A • No. 4, Curubill, and 9, Cbaring•crosa, respectfully a.. ! o•oots his hest Friends, the Public, that all them Tickets a 11. i %II II which be or his Agents sold beiwee• Me/ ; d I-; JI.IIIV, Ike purchasers may receive back their stoney, if presorted on or before NEXT TUESDAY, 13th lastest; lest if not brought in tad the Lowry claimed ow or before that day, they cosset receive it after, bat moat keep their Tii kris on Slimes if afterwards drawn Blank or Prize, or, is fart, it lots If`tlgly draws ; it therefore is particalarly borate beat oil Cn ry person who has ore itemised hi aurabers to do sulainirdisiely, for after the 13th all theodolite,. ceases. The Lonely bandies Drawing ow lit Yid Wigan; ow which da) ill, Four Stock Prizes of 30,0081.84 d the bendier Capitals must be drawu. (This are 12,000 Tickets to draw.) Warranted redrawn Tickets and Shares an wain by BISH, 4, Curobill, sail 14•Charippales, sad by Ida Agents in the toothily, -. 'e •irt * Various appareot 114441141214Mta lees been hail wet at dif. Greet pertoslA of this Lottery, lest, _ewers at MU'S fi g ig Offices may rest assared they hest, OOd will hav7 advantage the Scheele rear 'be t Ad 'Oesates, all BISfl it not the Ceeetyteelte, geso hail* seadvfililt Lottery or anaaaptieels ~ . t, ..i:...i.: 'lli •kp • . ~ t 11155 STANHOPE'S ItO3IANCE. This day is psiblisised. in 5 vola.l2 mo . p r i ce IL 7.. T HE CRUSA L)Eltti an Historical Rom an ce of the Twelfth Ceisiory. By LOUISA SIDNEY STANHOPE, Anibal. of " The Bandit's Bride"—" . Di Moistesan."--$ 4 Aso we Lire colarssiuust of Valbsishint" . ..;•0 6 Treetbere• — l * 11Toodossil MAK y"—." Sinking Likeiterois" . —sollio. delins"—" Nun of Santa Maria," Ike. Printed fur A. K. Newtons and Co. LeadewhalLatreet. The following has been published Ibis Spring: GWELYGORDD; or, the Child of Sin; by the Rev. - Charles Lures, Author of " The Infereal Quixote," 4e. 3 vols. IS& 6.1. 111ELAN/), or, Memoirs of the Montagne Family ; yr Mi►s &oils, 3 vols. 18s. DE C1.10F011.D;or, Passion more powerful than Rea. too a Tale, 4 lola price 11. ti. COINt IDENCE; or, the Soothsayer; by Paul Sebright, 3 troh. lii &I. ITA !lIINTER I Efi; or, Mere &Eters lino Ow; by Frlurio Lanolin, Atlikur of " Mysteries.. Freebooter," ate. 3 vols. Iti4. nein day is published, in rnyal non. prier 21. to. in hoard*, A 1 N EATISE of the LAW of pitortourv, arising from use RELATION bolo/reit HUSBAND and WIFE. By R. R. DONIVISON ROPER, Esq. Of Gray's Ina Barrister at Lan; vintaissiag, Chap. I. Curtsy. 2. Di.roationtatsee by Ngshegag( Wite's Estate. J. Leaser of Wife's Estate.. • 4. Husband's power lu charge Wife's Estate. 5. egg 6. Husband's Interest in and power over Wires personal Estate. 7. wife', &laity for a Settlement out of her chose, is action. 8. Marriage Settlements. P. Dower. 10. Bar of Da orer by foinlitres. 11. Other moiler of barrios Dower. Wife's Power over hrr Hastromrs real Estates. 13. Vrife's loiterer. ioi lwr Hush/intro nervosa' Estate. 14. Harbotta**Coressots to leave his Wife periwigs, Estate, and her title as Nest of lilt'. 15. Uteri, of 314rriage us prior Arts and Agreements of Husband and Wile. 18. or Coverlaire,and Exeeplion, to them. 17. Gifts and Atbonnets by Millburn! soul Wife. Is. and 10. Wift's power over ber separate Estate. 20. Effect of IVife's voluntary Gifts ■nJ Appoiutnients of her "'parole 21. • Rrstraint of Wife's pnwer of disposing by nntieirs. lion, and the rights of her Creditors to her separate Estate. 29. Sepsratiun between Ilashand and Wife. WITH PRECEDENTS ADAPTED TO THF. WORK. London : Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Rooksvllers 7, fleet-street, Iwtwe.n the Temple-gates. TO SE SOLD .BY AUCTION, At the Waterloo Hotel, id Liverpool, on MONDAY NEXT, at Six in the Eve (unless disposed of by Private (:ow tree, of which due Notice will be given), Til l' F. It PETIT AL A DV()IVSON. RIGHT of PATRONAGE, and PRESENTATION of, io, and to the RECTORY of RUFFORD, it the Cuss. ty of Lancaster, comprising tbeGtwat and Small Tithes ans. lug within the Township of Ratford, and the Great Tithes arising within the Township of Ulises-Walton, with • Tract of Glebe Land, containing between six sod seven large cue. ternary arm, hisown by the name of Holland Meadow. The Parish Chinch is shoot IS miles from Liverpool, six from trinskirk, and It Gold !WIWI., mar the high Road between those Towns. • Raiford contains about 1,400 large customary acres, equal to beady 3,000 .Inhale acres. About one•lhir.l of this Tow■. ship, on the arerace, in regularly ander the plough, and in tillage pi educing abundant crops. About onr-fillb anoints of Alsiss.land nod a part of Martino/or, which is occasion ally overflowed wills twiner ; hol the whole sway be effectually dreamed, and is NOW in a course of progressive improvement, neatly 100 acres having been recently beosight into coati. ratios, mail Nut yet become titbeable. About onemevensh of the Township is occupied as bleadnw•laad, said the remain der consists of Pastime Nod Wuoddawds. The Township of contains shout 900 large customary sere., or 1,900 statute acres, of which uue-foarth or Ilwveabuut■ nre griirrally moiler the plough. The nest Presentation will be Aria offered for Sale, and if it be mold tht Advowson will nut be put ■p. - _ Forthrr particular,. may he had en application in Shnlik. worth ansi Hopkiaa.lkilicitors, Premium, wboare antlauriscal to treat lur Sale 4 Prima* Cuatraci. D • C1*()It SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED: MEDICINES contieue to be sold as usual by Metes. T. aril C. Butler, C.beapside ; Messrs. Bacon cud Cu. IS% Oxford-street; Mr. Ward, Hearers ; and Mr. Stratlliug, ' !loyal Exchange. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, for so many yeses ' resorted to wills iucreasing repostatiun in all stage's of Ner vous Maras**, is a mild stimulant and corroborasit, whirls improves the spirits, and happily invigorates the whole system. 9 .* Price 11s. per bestir, end family battles eentaininz the quantity of time email sines fur Ws. whereby Ils. are saved. Also, The A NTI-INIPETIGIN ES, or SOLOMON'S DRIIPS. 'Meadow:l in eradicating from the constitution `every species of Scorbutic or Scrofulous talus, amid highly respected furtheir virtues la pitrifyieg the Itilsidi hid stl sou ['nisi it to expel +notion's nod impore•jasishboe) 'h.. • . • ••• Pries 11s. a bottle, sod fassiindiMilso'ss Us: ems. leaning the s quaatity of &sir oinailomppytoherrity 1 Is. nay E zi l oia be eased. , Wish eseb bottle is gust piggies& bill of di. rectifies. Theta:m.l4meg, label p has obe words ". 11161 - 11 0e.totte " 9 "1 19991 ." co b. ISt ,wiacisl im *t itirebsienolisit is iibireilierf iMiNelt 1110411111 1 0611110 . rateil I rullimmisikma apeosievirii holsoilpoir•ter.• s L... •,. , . i L 1 .sti .. .dt ... ~ :, : - it., -•,...0 d:n,t ,; " • ' 1 L .. 0 :;' ,11111 ROYAL ■ARRIA6E ACT. Lewd Ho/Adige owe notice that he wool(' submit an Monday next to their Lordships a Bill for the isurpose of repealing an Act of the lath Geo. 111. commonly called the Roysl Marriage Act. The reason which induced bun to select Po early a day was, that it *Wed have the effect, it his Majesty did resort to legislative measures on the painful business before their Lordships, that they could legislate on the subject divested of all pains and peivaltire. Besides, if the Bill was al. lowed to be brought in, it would take off the painful est! from the Select Committee, which was to sat no Tuesday, of making their Report, and it would release the Illustrious Parties from the palate! and difficult situation they were placed ig, without any thing appearing derogatory to tht if high characters. He would therefore submit his Bill nu Monday, but of any arrangement was made out of doors before Monday, which he trusted there might, he would postpone the presenting of the Bill to a future day, although he had long felt the propriety of repealing that Act. Ile brought this not on the euggestion of any lemon. It was lime he was in The !titbit of convening and eon. suiting with a number of persons on public ha. sitwss, but as it related to this subject he had not ; it war wholly his own suggestion, grounded on his opinion of the utility of it. Ile would not then enter • any further exposition of the mo tives he was influenced by. as he would have that opportunity on Monday. His Lordship concluded by moviog, that their Lordships should be sum moned for Monday.—Ordered.-Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fitiovr, Julia 9. The gallery was opened to strangers a few minutes after twu o'clock. DROGHEDA. The irttitttt informed the Donee that James Sweeney and spawns. who had petitioned the Horse against the Elee. tioo for Drogheda, hail not entered into recognizance, wit►in the time limited by law. The order fur considering the Petition, was thew dis charged. _ _ - (ht the motion of Mr. BUTTERWORTH, the Si. Damtan's la the West Tithe Bill was read a second rims. LAW BUSINESS (WALES). Mr. Cmsenal.t. nosed, That an humble Address be pre sented to the King, praying that he would be pleased to order to be laid before the House • retina of all pleas en tered in the County and Shelia's' Courts of Wales within She last Niue years. Also a similar return fur the County of alonnsuntb. ENNUI. 0, tko motion of Mr. V. Firaur.aaus, a mew writ was ordered for t►e borough of Elm% i■ the roan of S. Perfo rm!, Esq. who had accepted the "Ace of &cheater of Mae ail r. _ _ COALS. Sir IL KNATCWBULL moved the wood reading of tie Beat Coal Memo Bill. Mr. Cst.easrr, Mr. J. SMITE, sod Mr. Hoettouse, op. posed the not iota. stir E. KNATCHIBULL replied, and the House diride4,wheo the worobers ' Fur the second reading ♦gainst It . 14 Majority is favour of the second reading, It PICTURE IPTTERY. Oa the motion of Mr. D. GILBRAT, Tomkines Picture Lottery Rill was read a second time, and committed. MINES. Mr. D. GILIBICRT brought in a Bill for rendering property In Mines subject to assessments fur the pour rates, 'chiefs was read a first time. Sir M. w. ItonteY presented a Petition from certain Landholder*, inhabitants of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mating that they were not permitted to vote fur the election of Steinberg of Parliament Apr that town, or for the county of Nurthanitherlanil, and Preying that provision might be made 'by the Lrcislstitre tis yrsat livens the right of election in either place.—Read and laid uu the table. AGRICULTURE. Mr. WIMPHOUIR presented a Petition from the Oeenpiere of Land in the annoy of Norfolk, praying (..r adilitioaal pro4cclius to the Agricultural Interests., MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. A Memage frima the Lords annessiteed that their Lord. altigma bail agreed to certain Rills, and requested that the House of COIIIIIIIIIIII would alluw Edward Ellice, EN. one of their Members, to be examined w n triremes Wort the Committee um Foreign Trade. The Meeseuger• were tatriptal by Ihe SPRAWLS. 11114460 Huw.e would scud an Amor, p Ibe latter pin of the pis. Sage by blepsesiers of 'Wows. Sir J. STRWAST bfroloo l IS p le .104 Ilk irisl9ll4 . . ..; .0 1..).; SUSSEX ELECTIONS. Mr. Husetssom, adverting to the Bill brought in by Mr. Corlett', for transferring the election of Members of Parliament from Chichester to Lewes, requested of that Hon. Gentleman, as it was a quest. tion which concerned the former city sod the free holders of the county so materially, that he would suffer the second reading of the measure to be post. poised till Wednesday se'unighl. Mr. CURTEIS assented. • The former order was discharged, and a new one made for the above day. THE QUEEN. • Lord CASTLEREAGH mid, lie rose to move the Order of the Day for the adjourned debate on the King's Message, with a view to postpone it till Monday next....(Led cheers from all parts of the Hoase.)—ln making the motion, he felt it. his duty to state. that he submitted the proposition in consequence of a communication made to the Earl of Liverpool late in the day.—(Genere/ cries of Hear.)—He was sure the House, in the present stage of the busintes, would not expect that be should enter into any explarrition whatever...— A-firer, hear.)—But he could assure it, that he pro. posed this further postponment in the same spirit in which he and his collewguea bad acquiesced in a similar proposition on a former fright. The House, 'however, would not entertain the Impression that any thing which had occurred left him at liberty to dispense with those cautious which he had thought it necessary to urge on the adjournment of the deo bate on IVednesday night. • Mr. 01100011ASI wits sure tint the same absti. Renee used by the Noble Lord world be expected /ram I.iin ; it should be equally observed by him. Fie had to express his perfect concurrence with the Noble Lord (Castlereagh), that the effrct of agree ing to the proposed motion would be merely keep. ing matters for the present in the same state in 'which they had been left the other night. With respect to the delay, and the observation of the No. ble Lord en the lateness of the hour at which the communicetints had been received by the Earl of Liverpool. lie begged distinctly to may. that that had been the fault of no person.—(Cries of Hear.) Because there had been a great reluctance in the quarter from which the communication proceeded to commence a correspondence, because it might possibly look like an intention of conceding some. tiling; whereto the other party, who did not stir, was not 111 14 situation to be injured by taking the first step.— ( Hear, /rear.) —But this reluctance had yielded to the strong soul earnest remonstrances of her friend* and professional advisers.—(Hear, hear.) Therefore he hoped it would not be supposed that her Majesty or her legal advisers had had the least desire, by the lateness of communication, to take the Noble Lord by surprise, in order to drive hint to n further adjouniment. Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that in adverting to the period at which the commitincetion had been received. he had been misunderstood by the Hon. and Learned Gentlemen ()Ir. Broughton) ; his in tention had been merely to chew that the nine which had intervened did not admit of the debate being proceeded in this evening.—(Hear, hear. )—Fle had meant merely to state the simple fact, that the communication had been received so late in the day, that the debate could not be gone on in. Mr. BROUGHAM was sorry to have been misun. rierstood by the Noble Lord; but in a case of such extreme delicacy, he would rather have caused even an unnecessary explanation, than that the slightest misapprehension should exist.—(Hear, hear ) Mr. WYNN felt the full value of the soil) which had been tektir—(flear)—and hoped it woof(' lead to that coosurnmation which was agreei,ble to the wishes of all parties iu the House, strongly re echoed from all parts of the kingdom. The debate nit the King's Mescirge was then fur ther adjourned till Maild:iy next. GRAMPOUND. Lord J. RUSSELL tibart vett. that the next stage of the Bill for the tlisrmitchiltrnieut of Grutopisusid was fixed for Monday next, anal lie wished it to be understood that it was his intention to have it pro- Ceelled no that day, unless the Noble Lord should state strong and urgent reasons furs different course. EDUCATION. IakeIIaIISIROMMIN postponed his notice on the • t:';1 : 14 , r 0. WARRENDER moved the Order of the 1/+y for the House going tam a Committee of Snooty. Thi SPEAKER having left the Chair— The Hon. Baronet mid, it was with great esti,- faction he had to inform the Howse, that a coml. derahle aiming had been made in the expenditnre fur the navel service in this us compared with last year : it amounted (as well as the excessive noise and confesion in the House ...mid permit Jt ro collect) to a sum of one hundred and *lateen thirevand ponied, in the gross. After emend other oliaersratiour, which we were totally unalde to fol low, from the cause mentioned, he moved-. That it is Noe of ibis Coatthittee, dui a saw ant Amami I,fM a 1. lielreoved is hi. Majesty fur defray tax the arthoraary yeoman of tie Navy Air floe year IMO. • Sir IL W. BMA, ceisiplasued that the mom atersdati.aus of the rimince Committee respectiog jhe mural expenditirm , were um yet cmnplied with. mikilist the aseablialment of the Victisalling Beard ,asseso• the some as. in the year 1815. He advert ed to certain hardship imposed en Capesiess Clerk.. and also observed, that by the present regulatioos they were not allowed to drew any of their pay till their accounts were passed, and suggested the pro. unity of allowing a portion of it to be drown haste. heud.on account. Sir G. COCKBORN had told the Hon. Bart. en a former occasion, that the individuals in question would be put in theism. situation., other officer,. All that could be done for them was, to hold set the chance of promotion to perserships a and that was dour. They had moms of drawing pay from time to time coder the heed of accessary money. Sir J. Volute was exceedingly sorry to see how " weary, stale, flist, and unprofitable' were all the discussions iu that Howe on the subject of retrench. I usent.—(Laughter. and cries of Hear.)—The Hon. illoronet (Sir G. Warresider) had stated, that the Navy Estimates for this had fallen short of those fur the preceding year by • hundred thousand pounds gross. but that was far less than the House had a right to expect in the fifth yews of piece. The Hot.. Baronet'. (Sir U. W. Ridley's) observe.. (tons hod hum enveloped in such a haze of noise that there was some difficolty in underitandisig them. Here was a balance against the public of 3.0001. for repair. (as we understood) its the Aden. ralty, when the Home knew that in time of war there nos is balance unacconeited for, iu favour of the .mablic, of 20,0001. Probably it might hr 10,0001. iu peace, which added to the 3,000/. made a total of 13,00 W., for which the public should hive received credit. He thought the Admirslty wee s strong this •it might of itself resist all the atteeks of time, instead of requiring so large a sum to keep it is order. He should pm over the lest of the items, which be coosideved to have heel, made op very fairly, till he cause to the head of superannuation* and allowatice*, in which there we. on excess of 26.0001. over the last year.—(Hefir, Lear.)—The Noble Secretary for reeeigo Affair. (Lord Castlereagh). io one of those consolasory lasourgoes he was in the habit of addressing to the Weir. had mate time since stated, that there woold be a saving to the country of 100,0004 year by what was vulgarly called " people crtio. -isic to exist."—(A Ittagh.)—Now if the mode .of reduction acted on here was to form the cll. terion of what was to he expected in all the greatly multiplied and overgrown establishments of the country, M what is called the public expenditure." said the lion. Baronet, 86 is oar only worm that never dies."—(Cheers and latighter.)—The Chats. cello, of the Exchequer, he observed, smiled always at his (Sir J. Yorke's) remarks. Bat unless he had some secret mode of saving, known only to himself, there wee a poor chance of treasure for the country. at least on earth; perhaps, • Right Honourable Gentleman was ' it treasure in Heaven.—(Lord first gun that fired with a shot knock down the 3 per Cents. to Unless the Right Hon.. Gentleman purse, of which the piehlic knew would he eat up by and by with _ and allowsoces.—(laxgOer.)*They were every day increasing all the officers -- had three Chancellors—(4 &nigh) *boot ; Consweissiooers of the Nr The gentlemen had all fine aitestiona esuses, ■nd might lire a thousand mitigh.)—He waisted to knew Friend under him (Sir George none w.is better qualified thou him ewer, for he bad served with distil on the American station, whether step to lay down the HsVox yard—re worth while to take it for the paltry it ? The repairs of Chet great ►mldit rally, Lord bless is !" cried able Baronet—(a larg/r)—P quit saved by it." At present certainly there sposeasost to be a mutual port temper betweeo *mem+ sod this country, whether it was in consegori.ce Slot +laving soy money on either or...4ury I not then inquire. —/ A laegk.)..—Clit it wise., which he thought would be of the measure, to spike the label Scotia more Americaus is fettling ' The next item fur which he dunned at! the periodical grant of 4,0001. for nialtl at Gibraltar. When he looked . beck wheel a gallant Admiral. Burl St. God ) be. was mill above water !) teems:pc work. hr found that it bad Wino earryin s c year.. The grant had imaerriwgrair. f, and the rapture therefor* ieverred to—(fuer were 8 were 32,,,,feer rern*(l...ALumgitter)--741004 1. wharf hud uut lUS it J loted that it mitermitaiii?•ll‘.6..rilit Aums:. **it was like wig st, With Ahem at 44%1 ~MI ~:~1 r. But unless he y, known only to of treasure for the A ir -haps, indeed, the was laying op for i • ! laughter./—The lint in it. would 30—(4 lough rear had • stock. mew nothing. they It superannuation, hey were 'ening on • .• f reel of slate. We .%. 4 egh)—all wolkiug i / fogy. and so on.— situations and in. stand years.—(A from his gallant Cockburn). ma iin to give an an- stinguilhed credit !I' it was a prudent zt rd—whether it was ltry sum saved by Wiling. the Ailrob. rird the H , ..inuaro ► iintuples the masa my there appeased !,-1 tweets tisserica and sissegtieuce tit their er-.4ury !se should •Ctit hr staked. was DC t lie vormluracp ihabitsois of Neva ig than they were ? ned atteutinu, was If making a -heel bark a. the tune t. Viuceut (thank reconsintodrilithat carrying on tut 1$ lar on for Oust time. wd mu+ I d etteoeut times 1 and 3 he and. es yet the alum water . ► e. He tees afraid • gee hilettenee told • .