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. ~ ~ •_ ..,,,.. 4. , t . 4; • . \ - , ---......._i , ...., 1 . 1) 10r ,:.____ls• ......,.. ~._.... _._ . 0 NUM/J:it 4816 LON DON, SATURDAY. MAY 18, IslB. PRICE sEt WM'S TNi Ara& rrIHIs EVENING. SATURDAY. Nay 11, I win be repented Rash" serious Opera. ELISABETTA (QUEEN OF INCII I ND). Anew wl*ls. th. Drilint of ACP& FT. fiALATRE. O. 'Nem., asst will b oreison Int titan them Iwsion pato) tbo Grotteintorieul Nand afearrisetano et Nejasst. with entirely am splonfid Amt : , Delmor Deraratioes, he. On flat wren!, tits Ind instant. len b porantated Ciao_ roes's favourite Opera, ellitiled 11 flllabonseeep Ilrearitre. newt Emit Ospies! TAUT'S ROYAL, anoutai whou_nouse, AItAND. IMPERIAL PA le LI Aai r. populatiou of 100,000 %wb', and contained Ate lest then fourteen churches. If tiro mdditiowal churches were siren to that mom. the inhabitants wools', he '; couerherl, be sultiliently 'ov u m...toted. With ' the splendid example furtoisle d by the Artois of Liverpool, assisted by grant ..ffered by the Hesse of Cothanisiii. and which, he trosteds woold be ebefirnied hy'elteir Lordships. he did not despair of seeing ID retinsto of churches to 110 [ere I than ISO or 1100. 'bees was tio duty, ite cos.. f ceived. so parimuent as That of 'promoting the re. been to Sibieft eq beloitgril l sod liartienholy that sthich wan aelahlishod ht tluttearsitty, and Whir*. without dispoistr uo rot to any other religi y was. in his mind. I souk pare of ay. There were , I hooever, new circumstances of4s psliueal teeter s which should 'Palace PartimeieSerels viewer an sop. *Klieg this 40tasbire. The populaltioti of tins reheheyribmillteioste are hito *sr tilefirotert iu a wart surprising =lnner, particularly its the mindifietuN, lug terms. Now it was not isussible that many pro• pk could congregate together without eogenilern.r, vice. which mould be Corrected alone by the measure he lied proposed. and which therefore imperatively tailed us, Parliament fair their note, termer. There was smother consideration which could not be otter looked. He did not mesh to saying thing against the Toleration Acts. which, on the contrarv, he tied OD sit occasions supported. mid had long iielMe his (*Home into ;he office he had now the honour of holding. proposed their consolidation ; but it so hap. pared, that by means of those bows the Dissenters enjoyed facilities towards bnilding !daces of worship which were not possessed by the Established Church, they not being restrained by the saute cosi sideratious of property. and the name regard to discipline. But did it not impose en add al obligation on Parliament to hike the ineasure of providing places of worship into its own bands, as it had established the church. and had suffered Dissenters to open places of worship without bring subject to the same difficulties ? There was also another consideration which could not be di.rr gerded. The education of the poor was e pilot of national importance ; as far as his personal influence had ever extended he had endeaentired to promote it, nor could he look without sansfac to the ex ertions of individuals in relation to at; but de tering, as he did, the extensioti 14 that education, he felt the greatest anxiety to give it a proper di rection, not by violence, not by exerting any im proper initurwee over the minds of parents, but by giving the children, when editcated. the sdrantage of having their principles confirmed 1 1 -1441 1 IIeCePS to the places of divipe MIA by -thrown% open the church doors, which circuiussances had unfortunately closed tort generally. He 'booed (het the same object might be (if not ottsiined)• tit least cossiderably *drawled by baring additional scriOce petriblihr* in the premed ebonite,. in every view he hell taken of the question, he could see no object or grottier importance that the present uses- Mire ' whether considered as ati act of duty towards God sad nen. or as cAlculated to confirm the pros peeity, by increasing the mnrality of the people. Hawing stated what the ground object of the Bill was, he begged leave to say is few words respecting some porticular details of the measure. And in so doing, he could not avoid referring to the prece dent which had been given in the reign of Queen Anne, when Parliament had dictated that fifty additional churches were necessary at that time, when the population of England was not above half as large as it is at present. It was however, distressing to think, that of those fifty churrlwa, not more than nice were then erected. He stated that the Bill went to authorise his Majesty to ap point Commissioner, to see that the measure was whole ku.gdona. The N.rllle L.trd hart siiiiken of Di•neittets, sled find Inrloot that should tint be Dissenteis ina the country, for it *peke a lireecloin eraeltionerit in tretters ef the entreratest cleitary. Sett . that'll) he be that all persiois its country li st * of the one tstablislird Religion; for such "AA of necessity he the result or iioieriveand Werrtict.—(Hein. tear. Aso both aid., of the se.l-11:1 1 , Moue Innis linWrliet. ised .aid, albeit tht Dllo4elaltA had greairr faicilit cavil) lintldmt .laces of worship ihets the Cstabli•lted Church ; was the Establi s hed Church subjected to Om tlaeabilitirs w tinier Oitahliitio, operated that:"add not cleat, uotierstattd, tiou ht h he hail wonting applie4 himself with sdinr dili gent* to the hunt"' of the dbsurdtit, a cotitogilea vii the 42d of Chides the Secutid. I thought the Protestant shonid fitllov& the iiilictres: of ratter chisecti. and particularly of the Church of Reme,"ishich, tiotwithstanditig all her elitists and errors. and no church cuirtained more ahoses and errors, could not. however, be icciii:i•d Noy Ms word to the obt.etviioce of her dignities. Vet ; wherever that church was esitebliNilrd In foreign countries; iu all the insolence of puttee—and to iro church could the tern) in4r!eitt be more correctly applied than to the Church of Rome—if it were found necessery to revair to build places of worship, one or too dignities were uniformly suspended on the death of !lee late occupier, until the accumu. laded irletion were suffictent to effect the object. Not loony yea iFS since there was not a church it Spain but where our or two If!rebeiots were suspeaded for that 'purpose. tf, line:ever, the Disseuters had, out of their own pockets, provided themselves places of worship, he did wit think it quite fitir that they should Noire contribute Masan!, h,imi.luiz chinches fur the whole kingdom. The Noblt Lord hart taken to himself all the credit of the measure. moils as it was, but it in reality owtd its un t eu to a Noble Earl, who, mot to tog then in the House, he might name, he meant Earl Grosvenor, a' that the Noble Lord opposite had (oily the credit of drawing for the execution of another's pills. • very tarot sum of money from the lieu. ul the retiplv. ' The Earl of HIMMOWDY said, that the two Ms. jrctioilf advanced bb the Noble Woo:, to the ittea sure. were founded u!ion the extent 4,r the otileat proposed, and the pour e whence it Wile dire", d. The extent of the giant, however, was In ,entity much greater than Irmo a consideration of the evil might have bred eirticiprited, mid the remedy was not to he altogether derived Unlit Parliament, for great reliance woe reputod upon the amount of the private subscriptions. He controded that as the measure was Memo% for the coutitry in general, so it ought to be defrayed at the public charge, The Noble Lord listretated, the its the erbieti tibdla Ise particularly Benefited, so the thuicii ought to be at the sole pc probe 1 but it as! Hot ti tenifed'iWely the chinch, except ai the clouds aat i7n•nrc:ril with the State. It dint measure did not meet with the 4.e4,- currence of Parliametat,.all the I ibaur and expense hitherto employed in the education of the 'root would be wholly lost; fur without the facility of it tending places of public worship, pditcation would wily lead thein to diluent. Wult respect to the am portalice of the present measure. as curripaied with those mentioned by the Noble llaroir, the rldr,-r -eller between them was this—that those measures, though highly important, were so only lar the time. while the present was permuncist—these ef laird a temporal advantage, while this ploduced One in its nature eternal. Melly grateful fee tbr liberal flosseandwornt orlsiek las bees beiatival se h b Es t, "sail Illitt.rout by the Ul tima. olessmol far Rome o resign at iwpoilble Is rte e a t i t a t i Peet sf Iva vamooses Applicants a vest ' ' Iv dei somber et ferfurossnere, E Public are reeportrultr informal. lot times will 4ed Mt MATIIIIIWA AT HOME, EVENING, IIATIIIIDAY , N.y If, Mk ware lit will &be bow* of preiestioi his Visitors with se Ilifflesiewiest, esgrol MAIL cIO4C4VENTURES, poiliesta sbigi iipPi Ike eormoiry ON the subject r a lie utlesspt. Mr. Mathews will elye anises it olgsperisnestel LECTORS 0111-VENTRI LOQU Y. The lissieweivimi to mauled, with *OVAL SPEOIMENS OF 1N1TAC24: .. . Is *ilk& severe. coollgelmf . Tools tad Cowie trill glee dolt aillereml *as lift Ikeilpele Advice to Ow Elatemilbeell be gates, . . ... . /144liegs wile Ile asiegirelleiwie.ga Piave forte, by Mr. Hart. HOUSE OF LORDS, rimer, 31* 13. II MAGI FROM THE COMMONS. Sir. Stows Hoorn, presented Iwo deports Inns I s, m. Mil Ire of the Howse of Commons appended to impair, into the stair of dot Poor Lisa. Sir Win. Cartier hesisight op the Stets Packets Bill. SMALL DEBTS On the motion of Lord AUCILLAND, the esuesd readies of the Small Debts Bill was postposoll tip Friday. COTTON SPINNERS. Earl BATHURST presented a Petitioa from teiteln omen spinsters and working peewee in the wills of Laugh", Not. tiegloonskire, against the Cotton Spiosera ffogototi rs , The Noble Earl, is prireesitieg this Petitioe. look the oPPor ninety of etymons; his opinion in favour of hieing frederr evidence before their Lordships mold interfere in a clear oratesially allectiog use of the principal asciafairtures of .tree mousey. Tke Pettlies was refired Is the Coisitaltlee epos the Bill. WI N DOW TAX. The Marquis of Lisessown presented a Pythias from the Sovereign and Inhabitsete of the tows of Belfast. coin. plaiiiing of the gestral pressure of taxation is Ireland. and especially of Ow herds of the Wisdom Tee. To the Peti. tiro. was ainseised a 4:whet-ate. signed by the principal Medi. eel Practitioners of the town. slating, that la their opinion the great **deuce of the eositegies le Ireland. kaoline soder the manse of she tiptoes fever. shouts be attributes, to the clueing op of windowe d ender the operation of the Ins. Wider...hailing, however, that it wee not gait. essisistent with the forms of the Busse to present the certificate, which the Petiiiiiiiers hod sieezed sterely for the of bringing the ease were filly seder their ps• coati derission. he should separate it frees the Petition, and offer she Petition Mose to their Lordships. The Lose Csattrittgos eoggested whether the Petition distil be coosislered as perfect without the certificate, to wlsieb the Petitioners refeered The als.rquis d Laselksafe amid, that the Petition re. Bend sot to the WisdowiNst NON but tuaspleined likewise of the premiere, tetanus gesierally therefore, as sock, the Petitioe night be roSeived..—Till /*Mee was thee read sad laid so the table. HEW CHURCHES. rusAniti.norat. DINInftiNIR lIIHIS RUINING. SATURIW *Ur 141. I Writ Majetiiw? lima win mil. fisse lime its ammo sliTeMs&l BRIrrILAIN on, ?WI eters.* *wt. 41410intaso. le im% lc Imo I O. Aldeimmed. Wt. 11“0•1111 PON of bassia. Maim 111112sw e Ne. imegiow. Woe Wwwwier (11w int apwwwwwe is dot efratwetiv)l CAW, Wien Boyar. Afiet wWwW It i>«/KM, irr nie Mt tine, a sew Free to Ye canal THE MLACICAMOOR'S HEAD. Principal ammeters by Mr. Demme*, Mr. Fraley. Mr. Moron* Mr Harley, Mr. Gault, We. Orger, Mims Ivort, nail Mrs. Marlowe. Deere ores Ins elisch—As Pedometer is baits M Mao% ?tut fettled Prise e ha. aressd ,Prier, to Gallery. Sneed Frio% la...4lpeter Gallcry, la.; Ilrentsl Pam. ad. lowa seed Amen le be tales sf Ur. Ilpriseg, 1117deroatreet, from Tee MU hue, as/ of glee may be lad a Privahr Ilea misty. Os Mooday. the llbaeody of Cite Jew of Malta. Coechises to set Am aid See op el& their Harare heeds Swards seamen! Ikwak sad draw of up °Arras& street. Dosses to be armed at Seven. sad the Performance to heolte at Eight &Clack. Sono Is.—Pit 3L—Lover Gallery le.—Vpgre Gallery Is. Mee, hares, out Private Boom% may he taker of Mr. Illevemerr o at the Stroud Entrarter. from Teo till Poor ; es at NIL Fearotatea Liheary, No I* New Baud. greet opposite Illarliagloa Carders. No money to he re. turned. Untit dOMPLAINTS AND BILIARY DERANGII.. TNRATNR-ROTAL, COVENT-GAMMEN. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. May it *iii be aseel l edb film sew Traedy, aft:of BELLAMIRA M ENTN. This day is published, the Third - Edition, very emaiderably price Is. Sd. Oro. boards, VACTS " : II 2( I )BSERVA PIONS IIti LIVER COMPLAINTS, and those minus and entropies dernegenseels of the Coastitotion, arising from Hepatic ir regularity nod obstruction. depicting the sutures which lead lea* smerniel state of she Digestive Organs Willi Practical &IibSAO n the different properties of the Binary and Gas tric Seermisks, sod opals other important meats essential to health; prescribing a mew and successful suede of Treatment. illustrabod by nonwoven Cases, beiug the result of an ernes sive expergem in various Climates, particularly directed to Obese Diseases; addressed equally to the hivalid as he thugs of the Muskegon. TOR FILL OF *Nn. Mewlslas, Mr. Tams; Illoafreei. Mr. C. Erotic; Arau. tat. Mr. 1111seready; alarm ► Mr. Tan; 41ad r Mr. Cos. Bor. Beliastira. Mint 01%4W Alter w►ir► will ba pradaed. 16r the at* this, s ow Operatic Farce, isesead met a Comedy of Maisie% rabid DECEMBER AND MAY. Wlih ery Music, lieorery, Dresses, and Dowelleo, Tins Overture and Meek tonseensd by Mr. Bishop. lie primeipal Chemises by Mr. Oinmooms, Mr. Dermot Mr. Morro, Mr. Donnie, Mr. Hoerr, Mims Ma r kus: Mrs. Gaeorb, alai Mies Logan. Beers Is. ; Mewl Price, 3s. 3e. SE ; *mud Prire, b.— Loner Maury, Is.; Mood Price, Iso--Upper Gentry, Is.; fireamd Prier, SM. Pliers fur the Moss so he Wien of Mr. Draadio, at lbs qua 00Ire, Berf.oirest, foes Teo till Four. A Private Box soy be hod fur tie ilensiia, Sr Nightly, of Mr. Brasses% at the Don 0111 re. Om almmbie, Ifs POs of Boas—sad Harlequin Gel boo; or, lb. Igylog blood. Hy JOHN FAITHHORN, Formerll Sermon en the Has. East India Company's Service Lembo: Printei for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, end Bryan, Pathiraster-row. TO PRINTERS, &e. Vbe . DISPOSED OF. tloo entire MA TP.- RIALS sod FITTINGS UP of an old e•loblished at the Wit End of tie Town, ism- . Audio/ a valaabis Cesium:flea. The Sam hum about 30W. So MW. lAN llardor Particulars apply N Mr. Rider, Auctioneer, 11 1 /VAL 'HEATS& OPPOSITEWAreIIiabirtfDEILROAD, LAWNY% Tire Proprietors has. great pleasure is aaatniaring to *a Pablir. Aso tbe New Ratertalaseatv, pnideee.l far the AM time law MOO at this avlaidid lbestre, ware again rreeibrel with the seat Eatterbeg sod intirermal appeoba !NM d • MOM atallesee, sad will be repealed every Erasing till heal" soda. tatier the lamilbile Fattener of his Royal Higliatio PRINCE LEOPOLD of RARE COSORG. THIS PRESEN EVENING, SATUR. DAY, May le, an appropriate ADDRESS will he ',ohm by Mr Mom After whit* will be proseatot, for the Ith aa eu tinily mew Melo.Dl mastic Sweetack called TRIAL BY RATTLE; OR," HEAVEN DEFEND THE RIGHT!" After whiab, • Gnarl Asiatje Met, called ALZORA AND NERINE; OR, THE FAIRY GIFT. The Eirtalag's Lotertainatante to cowhide with a ere sad opireeel liarkgebeade, willed MIDNIGHT REVELRY; OR, HARLEGICIN AND COWL MON EY to the mount of a %ll llion is reedy 1.1.11. t. be *deemed apes Mortgage 04 Freehold Estates is linglawd, or for Awastities metered on Property its any part at she Veiled Simplum, Apr which from ten to twelve Years Wrom, will be given ; also ups. Life interest arising from ill., Marriage Settleasems, Widows Jointures. Money in the Foods, Chem* Liaises, sad upon eligible Persian' Arearity; also is the purchase of Reversions and Post-Obit Beads. Natters of inaguitside predated, and promptitude and emery iovariably observed. Apply personally. between Nine anti Five; sr by I.etier, to the Director of the National Rank, No. 11, Lower John aired, Gobi's-square. HAZAttD & CONTRACTORS' SCHEME, Fanned us the Beets et distributio( 107 CAPITAL PRIZES AMONG ADVENTURER& Le the First Ha*hour. 71istrettity. eh June, TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES S.. The Preprietemio o.ikr to meet the wishes awd 11111 V elle WU of mop Noble Potreo. sod Friends, have appro priated the Lower Circles .r Doom os Dress Doses. Lower Bours,4s —Upper Sores, 3s —Pii ,ta —Geller!, Is. D. to be sprawl et HoMpast Firs, to brgio at Hair. pot dis.--Dahrprleie at Niaport WOO. Maces fur the Dawns wi be takes of Mr. Grob, at the lox. fiber, from Ti. till roar. MUST BR DRAWN. Besides the Marne of other Capitals. THE SCHEME CONTAINS s Primo of Yio.ooo ! 4 Prise% of £3,000 moi £2,000 ! 20 Prizes of .01,000 ! 20 Pnates of 1:500 ! 1;0 Prizes or .e 300! 40 Prizes of .tioo ! 2,696 Prises of £lOO. £3O, &P. &r. The First SO Prises will have V.. 100 More. The First 501) Blanks will bare £l5 rack. The Sixth-drawn Prier above £l,OOO meat be .1: li,ooo !—ur, £23,000 ! —or, .1:40,00o !! ! TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. an MATS, is one of On mama Comities, shoot aiurly mile. from Londe*, let to wealthy trusses for sterns of years, from Midwinter, ten, at s time whets avieel tarsi produce was ender the ironed depression, fee 4,000 f. per assess. end aroma; the property issionticooss, sad shoot one half old priors hinds. The faros-boildiom haw all bets Well soder. seueopietostale of rspoir. Two otorbors Wong to It shish ore WI of paw, sod He whole offers as eweettrot appanage, of msbiuß s good havolostont. To treat for this Estate, spplkinine So be mods to Mr. Wakefirbt, Inset fraaatyur, No." r.5..i,, Loodon. BERILSHIR B. IREP.HOLD ISTICIE. LAND TAX REDEEMED. NP.ARLY TMENTY-TWO ACRES OF MEADOW AND PASTURE LAND„ OARLETGREEN. NE TWFEN WINDSOR AND MAIDENNEAD, WI Tat NEW ROAD TO READING. TO SR SOLD BY AUCTION, Tither, gad Shales art ertliar bt HAZARD and Co. Cov ?macrons, at their very ala (Mier. No. 9c3. ROYAL Ex. outset. Lassikits (eatablishoil upwards of 100 rap). who Sold sad Shasta Five Prizes of .020.000 io the Last Yeses Lotteries. surf Copies& iu Neuter Lotteries amounting lu MILLIONS. RV MIL ROBINS, At Csnasra)'s, as THURSDAY, May It, of TWIN', is Lolls; ADESIRABLR FR EEH()LD ERTATE. euneprinhue a masa meet GOTHIC COTTAGE, •r ted *ulna them few years, sisil convertible into a elm. r' el Hustilli-Saw, with • wood Swarm e•eloseJ from the r• • rot palisade% with Para-yard, Malik fur three horses a. ' ;..ft oar% sod shed; a Cart-ohelk PilferYs C° l49 "er a .J CNl4pe w , an d it,., i n eleau re s a Meadow Land, rue. wady Teeter Aims Waste at Oakley Greet', nom "- ....t ”tt ritinsir, views its frost, adjuialig a visa kailiript • %A...'1 , 441 Te , roaa, whitll is lowantifully tiontwred distant from VI lodger ais.ost 14110 mike, anal four front Maidenliend, She witinit) a f Iran of Weeds, ottel cnoligisuno tr the haver Tkanteal la the orespaime of Mr. Sim. muals. A El.aul4 Collies Dear the above, with two seat I;.arai,ns is from, is the ottcsralle• of .Waiium. SlePlima a andJarkna a A Gasser appeastr, wit h • goon Garden. a n, 1.4.4,1 ky psi ,i finer, Plarry• Le U. ' h.* °ens " - l"" "I Mr R. Itilwon ; mod corlogairea of M, alias I ma, A's ell. As A 110014.01.0 :.bnut One Al Hawse Hill, a shun distauce fruits Are all •.ii th.• robl to R. Ain! 'lO 1w VII 1, ..5 I.e Ppitlyllllr, to Mr. Simatonde, at Oakley cr • a!“::1. pa.t irslars nil, be knit .141 w 5111.31441. n. vrEit.. hi Hi, Carib, 54" Hill;C"."' inta• Marl. rolt.lwabesk , While noire, thtbAdce ; ken Linn, %Oil hAll u4nl Fh.neeelnw ; ar Mewl. Stone'reft Syll.k• Sl.lll itore, Ten t s..; al GairaMa)'il; and at Mr. %V..t cute, G...ldeluattinste. lIIIINIMINma CAPITAL LOTTERY Begins Drawing 4th a Jane, KING'S BIRTU-DAY. GWF.IIII, Stock-Broker. 9. Comentl.L...firl . 17, Luooa7w.slsaat, has the ratiafaction to an. nonce another Union oil the save principle as the last. wh.eh was so highly apaeureel of, and in which veer* Capital Pri:et into *Maimed by the Pahlie than in any pietism: Lenity •err heown •. THE PSEIRENT LOTTERY •wntat %i Three Prices .1 Toreety honsand Postiorls ! With 104 noire Csinials.anil 4,1100 Tickets law than the last Lottery. All the Prisos are Stetting Muney,and the Luitery will badmen the uld fsviiiiriir plan (as the Lon was) ;, more in ill Not used not saint ; but an early purrhase is reelimirsende4, as the first Tiveills Prises will receive in addilian 1,0001 each, sa►ing 20,000/, in the first half hoot. Ticket% tisk] Share.; are selling at EI . lI'S Fi.rtust4tr Ofrirrs, 0, COR%III/.1, awl 17, 1.11111:Atr: srßrcir. Whirr, Foul/ I'Artri4.4, in the 1,1,4 Untarry, Mare., am! Thrre 30,0001 Prizes to the &than ortrr of tlrirl►ra *maks _ _ • It teestitomml that not than E. !it Hundred Pfrents parttellettitt in Hu Carni* of the I. Lottery, rein/ ska,.f... of the Great PI ites to the Pui)ltc. On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Oder of the Day was reed for the second reading of the Churches Budding Bill. A passage iii the Lords Coinmissiouers' Speech, at the opersiog of the Selwyn, feinting to the ne cessity for increasing the number of places for Di vine Service, was also read, at the Noble Earl's de sire. by the Clerk at the t a bl e . The Earl of LIVERPOOL then said, in moving Vie second reading of the Bill then OH their Lord ships' table, he felt persuaded thst he was pro posing a much more important legislative measure than he had ever before submitted to their Lord ships' consideration; be felt, therefore, that he had not so much to defend its priociple, as to etiologist. for not having, at a much earlier period, brought it forword. In the circumstances of the eountry. he mast, however. find hie Eximoz-boiseloss be oat d- Brous. in bringing farwaro . a Moosmo, wet to advance one crude and insufficient. but one which he could offer as the result of his beet re &clime. To many venous it had appeared. from publication" on the subject and returns to Podia. await, that the evil had gone beyond a remedy ; Lot, although it might not be possible to achieve all the good that was desirable. Parliament shorkl endeavour to attain whatever was practicable--and the present measure, even though it alight not come up to the fullest wishes of all. was yet. he trusted, maculated to affect seen the root of the evil. Returns to Parliament, he hail said, had re presented the evil as far beyond remedy. So it had appeared to a respectable Whitler!, who had the merit of being the 13 rot to thaw the public at. Motion to the subject. But this view of the case was very fallacious—for it proceeded on the suppo sition that the surplus of inhabitants over what could he accommodated in the present places of worship, was the amount nevi to be provided for by this measure : for if the children under the age at which they were usually taken to church were de ducted front the general population, mud if allow ances were made for illness. accidents, and volun tary absence, there would he a catwiderable dime notion made from the general population of any pa rish. It was impossible also, in considering the opera tion of the measure. nut to have some regard to the numbers of Dissenter., which, united to the former inottiticateons, would probably reduce the propor tion of pertains to be accommodated in ',laces of worship to about one in three of the whole papa. lotion, or, in the largest and most populous parishes, to one its four. Os, these calculations was the mea sure Jimmied which he had the honour of submit ting to the Douse; and as it was not too much to wok that in this country latices of worship should be provided for one in four of the whole people, so by looking to the present state of the metropolis, and the large manufacturing towns, every one would be convinced that this accommodation did not exist at present. It was intended to grant to the parish of Mary-le-Roue, live additional churches; to the parish of St. Pancras, live; to St. Leisooril's, Shoretlitch, four; to Lambeth, three; rod in the same proportion to other puristic*. TO Manchester, stern additional churches should be given; to Slittfi Id, four; to Stockport. there; to Binning ham, three; and so on to others. tie should now Mate how it was meant that the Bill should operate. It embower' two distinct olijects.--one. that a certain good should be made by Parliament fur the building of Churches, the other that rub sc iptionseleitild be receiveil from individuals in aid of the same object. The 'smog to be granted by 1 1 •Irrotoseist ons•butited to 1.000,0001. which, at the rate of 10,0001. to a church, a id, ..ith economy, I.e had nimbi; so know that is Ousels might be built fir that suits, would give (o 4dditimial churches to the country, without V.los lirrilig die AM• that might he wised by. etitui irpuoh. Olt die tile* y of private •olociiptiou be eotertaitseal the .unit dais- giallie expecistiou.. from Navin,: Press what the tow n of Liverpool had alrewtv achieved by ii. own ono...eked exertions. rutt lows, hail, by private polowriloitor witloo its. :I. built 1141 iti4 'hats six c.iurclie.—that town, which, from he'll nothing 1110 re at the commesseement o f Ins preterit Majesty's reign, had acts iiicreat4d to a earned into execution, and it was therefore desir. able to intrust them with as large a dicretionary power as was consibitlli with propriety. It was also resolved not to interfere in the re motest degree, with the rights of patronage, pnvate or public. It was, he observed, a sa tisfactory circumstance, that at a moment when the spirit of economy prevailed so strongly in the Horse of Commons, that the present grant of a million was voted without the slightest opposition. This proved the high sense entertained by that House of the importance of the measure, and how sensibly the promotion of religion and morality was entwined with the prosperity and happiness of the country. The Noble Earl then concluded by moving, that the Bill be read a second unit.. Lord HOLLAND did one rise to object to the mo. firm. because, under certain modifications; he pro. &stied himself to he • friend to the measure; but after what had fallen from the Noble Lord, he could not abstain from stating the principle upon which his support of the aseasure was founded. As far as the Bill "rent to promote the building of churches, lie assented to it ; nor did he think it unreasonable that the State should furnish some assistance towards that object; but lie felt he should be acting disingenwously did he not state, that to the grant contained in the Bill, without any modifications, he could not *Meta. la the present state of the country, it was mine.: cessary to waste many words in proving the impro priety of taking so large a sum from the pockets of the people. The Noble Lord had used ■ flight of oratory in representing thi► ineligure us the moat important legislative measure he had tvrr sub mitted to Poehutment. Did the Noble Lord forget that the House had beeu before now aisslomly dehatisig who was to be the Regent of the kingdom, or the enemas by which millions of money might be drawn from the pockets of Ow pettish. ? Sod' gots irtus appeared to him to be at lcaat equally important. Ile was willing to allow that places of worship should be ; hut why should they not he built by the revenues of the churca itself, weich was e-r.ai.ely soaringly well endowed to attlinit of a Na. reifies. fat such au übj. ct ? The awn of Liverpool bud na.hieved this ;outpour by its own memos, and having done eft el' ,s to tnrrit ull the eutmoviada boo. of 014.14(114e Earl, it was soniew,,at inigecerous after so great an exert►on to make Liverpool pay its proportion towards building church** ov:•r the The Archbishop of CANTEDDUAY rote for the purpose of congratulating the House, that tut dif femme existed on this point between the Noble Look ou either side, but sit respect to the original promoter of this invaluable measure. The point, however, had been some time bluer under. the consideration of his Majesty's 31inistra• ; for a few years wore he had received a letter irons, II Right liosiourable Ceratlem. u high iu his 31..- jesty's confidence, who informed him, that a measure similair to the preSVOI was so far La» vaticed, that in five day,' it should be put into his hands. Before those hve days were passed, that Right Hon. Gentleman was assassin tied. The prn posal of the Noble Lord opposite (flullein!), for appropriating the resenues of the thurclito this object, was wholly iutfficient, for the evil was of Magnitude that required .au immediate remedy, and the accumulation of the church revenues would be a work of slow progress. Ills Grate cutumrnt ed ott the impolicy of tequiring lucre:no d serviccs in the church, as it would isiterfire with the other mid no lees important duties of 14 clergyman. As this point would, however, be placed its the discretion of the Bishop, no evil could result front the coact went. The Marquis cif LAMSDOWN considered the pre sent 'erasure absolutely indispensable, and -Imolai give it his fullest support on the prese n t, as well am on any other uectision, notwithstanding the he. hogs he entertaitied respecting the t?..tretne In-dens that oppressed the people. Thr, Noble Litirquie felt pine difficulty, ItOwever, in discovering why the Presbyterians of Scotland, who were not Loittrin plated in the Bill, and the people ~f Irel an d, wh o . for the greater part, did not require the advantages provided for by the measure, should contribute wards the building of churches in Etigkitil. The Earl of Lixeitcorit. said, that he c.., 1 1 4 1 w e no ieirson why the principle of the pt.-sent measure should not be ettroded to Scutlatid, if it were found necessary ; but that it would tin utterly in making a general roviviosi, to exempt any part atilt kit gdotu, united its every respect ua 'lreland end Scutlind were with England, limn sharing the burden. If these parts of the empire could be so exempted, 011 the ground of not sharing in the advatitage, tlir same exemption ought its jug.. tics to lie eetei.drd to many perishes. dioce-ts, and towns. in England, which did ((((( requite the ex. teottion of the prosisions of the Bill. The lumina irelo a t e oc Le tte s u c l i tt at" mason fromti i I sn:li a et. s.l lerat would afford The Bill was then read a mined for Wednesday. The Mwqmis Of Oteassemot not uttypttng second time, efd cote. t presented from