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Per Cent . • r . 2 °‘ •27 eh . *i.th - t,J% • 1 ( 1 - z I • . • • • "• • • • • • • 14. g • ' IC a • s t • . •• • „ oro•puto.) 1 - 41 , t ob ;. . .1 UMBER 4803 LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY' I, 1818. OR4 ll :*evA-PmxcAp. VII RA TRE-R0 VA L. DRI7kI-LAVaI. TIIIS EVENING. FRII) AY. May I, their ilds;' , slice Servants will preform the Play of DEAF AND 1113 %I ; OR, THE ORPHAN PROTECTED. Jnl,n. Mrs. Hartley; Darlemont, Mr. Ilkosieunth Alin.. Mr. Roe; De L'Epro, Mr. Holland. Madame Frau %.ll, Mrs. Sparks; Mariauut, Mrs. Robilisou. After •hich, seroud time, a New Lansenatie Romance, iu three Arts, interspersvd with Mame, called THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF. The Overture and Music by Mr. G. Lanza. The Scenery designed by Mr. Greenwood, and painted by him and his seammeatie. The Machinery by Mr. Lethbridge. Sir Hilelnineo, Mr. Baruard ; Rbya the lied, Mr. Wallach; Irsielin, Mr. Holland; Hiegobert, Mr. Smith; Merrie i Mr. Woolf; Dorn, Mr. T. P. Cooke; First Maine. Mr. M iller; snood Outlaw, Mr. Ellawortb; Evan, Mr. Keigebt ; Rune, ohs Hellchambers. Miss Cabin ; Maul, Mrs. Alleup. Doors open at Six u'Cloek—the Performance to begin at 9even. Boxes, 75.1 Second Price, 7s. 6d.—Pit, As. ail.; Seemed 2. —Lower Gallery, Vs.; Second Price, Ir.—Upper Is ; Second Pike. dd. Poses and Places to be taken of Me. Spring, Rotunda, yt, t ares shred, from Tea till Four, sod of whom may be hol a Primly Wm melon,. Nr Llloitou is enraged at this Theatre, and will make his first amwarance on Tuesday next, May 5, as Rover, in the Cuim. , ly of Wild Oats. • , It TISP GALLERY, PALL-MALL THIS GALLERY will he RE-OPENED no MONDAY, the ash of Has, with a SELECTION of PICTURES toy Old Masters, oith which the Propri-- lora have favoured the Institntoin, fur the gratification of the Public, and for the taitiredit of the Arta in geucrul. Admittanc► la—Catalogues Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Eeeprr. IMPERIAL PARLIAMANT. low would they expreis ih welvrt, if 9 scut taw*r to be a :act list o ciioildr rattle inott. , u of 111 , StAlitiii ltw !least wet- ha a stub of alterinte? N'oulsl it fur • guallieut b e co• dowel? Can lair!, 'wt. • • Ilia* the foods liad Matto diverted folios their origins! purpose- Mr.. IllisOuon sot olliticted to this mode of re., AninuK eeplaustionssithio doers, id vlatit might be • insplre,iog to any body who merely Airtime(' his ist'Untettion without. lie hod, however, no ohjec /ion to state. that he lied never :aid, Christ's (10.pital was en iii4unitinu let the and net lot the poor. What lie said win, to reply to the olwereatiosis frotti•-tlie Bight nondurable (leittlemeti opposite (31r..teel road. Mt.-.Bathunitt, as to tiiiitersity foulliittlCllPa .(?11 tLt farmer OCC/0.0 IQnie cinivereation louse as to the right of the Cteutiiiiire to inquire into. the coodaet of West. Musater, the eliaster.Hosisi, and Christ's Hospital *this'll', on the ground the they retie not precisely **thin that of estabhilinteirts which emboli:fit the education tit s the pow. Clough they. had been in pert ila the oeture •of tlieir onsioulest..blialiment. lie brim means said. that the fired' of Christ e Holland had been diverterf front their .proper liar. pest.. iliorigli the liw. 13.tiorietmust recullect, that a tee/ year% ago ereht . cases of complaint were made the subject of oniony in 14 tome:diet., five of which were certainly uotolioded, but the °this , three were nut without at ti cause. This WWI not surprising, and lie the rather wointered that only three cases of complaint could ..be 111110 out at the trine, considering the exteitsive nature of that praise-is totlyy esteldisliiiteut.—t" Hear:'' from Sir WM. Curtis.) . Lord CASTI.ERMAOH hoped the itonourable and Learned woulq, postpone the Ns titer consideration of the Itep:iet rot the Education of the Pour Bill until %sudsy nest. to , prevent its in. terferenee with au important finnicial quesnini that stood For t.-morrow. • •• Mr. BROUGHAM acceded to this. arrtngement s and the further consideration of the Iteport was or dered 1 - old fo- Mond, HOUSE or COMNIONS, TIIURODAY, A rniT.3o. After sunit °turn ut kola front Sil 11. 11 . .11:01.1tv In mop. port of the lite l'etitiun wu Old( red to itr primed. Sir C itt anrCL brut►tllrt up life Brighlou (;tiv nit', Which %lift it .04, m first, Ulla ordreed :40 he iced it sr:eird • t A Lord T.A.CILLES prevented a Petition fr o m veverel grovels or rape acrd inn fliot• itl of the cont.!y of pssying that the high dillies on the iimeirtatissit of that article, awl rape oil, might not be repealed, as la; ss we could sweeten; the pnrport of the Petition. Mr. ROBINSON qt. id he hit. even ill the rommestemstent 1111 the imposition of them duties. that they were isapotttictj• high. it, however, had hero imposed for the protection of the grOW , II.I/1 . this article, hut he certainly felt it uaA no iujn:l to the MIS% Of ariCIIIItIESImIs, um! m .y. s . ra t & f i r , iplibur 111 mitrufnettirers. Nothing could I*, be I.3resl, Moly dune, because the growers of rape seed hail rereaverl J.:yammers that them sluircv should coati kkkk e until 1b1:0, as a guarantee of their petitectiow. As smolt, therefore, as Ise consistently could, he should attempt ill elf. et a reditelisos mf • duty whit h tuost persons were emir convinced **A highly prejudicial to the interests of the eouutry in general. Mr. FILANKLVID LEWIS elimmlercd the stilrject as one in which the Hon. Mrunln•r sloodd ;wowed with gnat eau• tiuu to propose a legislntiee :lam 'error, I/11 the hart of the Motive, between the conflicting manufacturing and ago icu!-: aural intermits. He regretted that he had vs, often oceravion to observe the dispinvitoun that mu pm:tally prevaill 41 ity FtefliiCt the agmenltitral lists-real, to Omd of the nianuiuy , harlot{ part of the community, low mare pitrtirtantly to that of the woollen manufacturers ; w henry, r they imagined that any narrasure m C"lltt toplation was likely to *free( their in terests the table of the Mime was loaded with l'ettionsv, which had more Ili the (*tutu-Ur of Friaoll , ilaUfet , than of Petitiuun, which he ite Josue Matinees regretted to see prove effectual, in procuring for themselves deciskd adirmanges um t he rags icultsintloas, and even over several other of equally meritorious mataufacterert. CoNCEN'TIOK PITH moire LORD BYRON. THE. FOURTH dud LAST C 1 STO of CHILDE HAROLD is Psh!isheil TOPS DAY. To reply to a iiiie.ttori by Mr. VranitL-- • I.nrti CASTLEREAGH btstrd, that belied it twit in his Rower to Arend the Hourinrvblit 1 sulwe Eery distinet Inform:4l(M as to (be imeirrof of rl,e C..t.veis tien entered into between the AO:viand the ment of France, restiecting tbr reduction of their demands on the Government of Primer. He am not doubt that such it C'oitventiosi had beet. agreed upon ere this, but lie could not speak PositibilY on the subject, not having received any gift'. iol altd authorised communication on time staiteet. As soon ea lie was hiotterlf pre , se.iised of it, :rote trolseol ascertained that the Cotiveait!on bail been ratided and signed, he should afford the Howe the speediest information upon the subject. Mr. PROTHEROE presented a Petition horn the Governor of the City of Bristol Heidi the guardians of its poor, praying that they might be relieved from the burden ienpused on them by the present system of the Poor's Law% which rendercd the poor Irish and Scotch, on bring forwarded to their omen countries, at the public expense, chargeable on the sea. port town to which they had toren molt, for the purpose of' einbierketi 000 . during i I.ie i I.llie they remained waiting tier the departure of the vessels appointed to carry them to their native countries. iii Printed for Juhn Murray, Albemark.Ntrret. This day are published. price 7.. ia 6,ag.15, T HE HOURS: A Norris,. ii• Fuur Id)11.. By HENRY HUDSON, E.q. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davirs, Strrtvid. HISTORY OF TIIE COUNTY OF DERBY. This day is published, laudanum-1y printed in g•arlu, wide nussero•s Engravings of Views. Anfignities, b.r. pries 31 Mi. i• bonnie; • few Copies ua royal paper, pries Al ds i• Worth; AN HIST( )IiICA L owl TOPOGRAPHICA L ACCOUNT OF DF:RRYSHIRE • routai•eiog its Ge. Demi and Statistical History ; its Antitptities, Feele,iastical and Civil; the Divisions of the County, its Families, and its Popular ; its Geography. Geology, Natural History, Nlalinfartarci, Produce, Customs, Ike By the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, A.M. F.R.S. F.A. and L.S. Rector of Riolniarton, Gloucestershire ; and SAMUEL LYSONS, E.q. FRS. and F Keeper of his Majesty's Record. iu the Tower of London. Printed fur T. Cadrll and W. Davies, Strand. TIIRATRE-ROV.4L, COVENT-G.IIIDRN. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Nliav 1, will be acted (sth tint.) the neer Tragedy of ; OR, THE FALL OF TVINIS. _ Alter a few words in explanation from Mr. ROBINSON and 1141,11 Lascr l .ll , B, the Petition was icad and laid on the table. With riris Smarty, Dresses mod Decoraliong. Vontall", Mr. Young ; Manfre di, Mr. C ; Amy flit. Mr. Mserridi Silerno. Mr. Terry ; Kaird, Mr. Vit- Ivor. egil.ing..., Miss O'Neill. Afters/bid. k4lb aryl Ballet Diverlisemeut,composed by Mr. Nibble. entitled LA MASSE. Thi■ day are published, price Is. tid. OBSERV A I lONS on BANKS for SAY INGS; ►hcwiug the ►xpediency of making the prin ciple on whirls they are founded applicable to Clerks iu Public Offices, soul all large Establishineuts of Labourers, Mechanics, and others. Loudon : Printed for Black, Kinpbury, Parbury, arid Alku, Leadeuhall-street. Mr. McTnurn presented a Petition from the ICuo tler Slanufarturers of praying that no addaiunal Unties I.hidil be imposed out the Raw 'Materials used iii the Manufacture of 11'utillen Goods, whit Is was read, mid laid on she table. Mr. S. BOURNE assured the I-Itm. Member that thew could be no wish on the part of (;ovetomes,t to throw any additional weight or tox.siou oo the Aluded to it had lit tf , •• - hut SCOTCH BURGOS, Fianna 'a !mime Monter), Mr. Noble; Melissa (a Wood jd /orb!, Ni.. Luppiuo ; atiesdalit Wood Nymphs, by use thus in 1.. lu whirls will lie added (15ib time) a new Farce, called %vim's MY FATFIER? The principal Chsractrrs by Mr. Emery, Mr. Liston, Mr. loos, Mr. Droning. Mr.. Gibbs, and Miss Foote. Ihe Mors to be •peurd at Sit u'Cluck—the Play to begin at Sato. 7s. ; gcerintl Prier, Is. fkl.—Pit, 3s. &t ; Second Prier, 11.—Loorr Galkry, ; Second Price, lc—Upper t.;lllert , Ir.; Second Prier, 841. l'brr. for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the idart.stiret, from l'est till Four. A Pi irate Boa may be had fur the Season, or Nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa Office. 'runeorrow, the new Musical Drama of Rob Roy Mac. revel, With Li Chasse, and Who's my Father? A solm Onfiaistal, Traxwal, Operatic Entertainment, in ohm art, small TM Sorrices of Weiler, is in rehearsal, and will be pendateed ea Wednesday neat. ?.SEAS my wife AD Ap•nibly.ru*, Mik-ted. /REY. late WI ay Arise log citbdrsted, iTatotibera Kines — fiewels, deficits of the Price spotlit tee , whieb the rules of the Coors will not allow to be asmweeed, however nufuou.kd they may be, I du a i rke4 'wally give notify, that I will not be werable fur any debts whirls my mod wife may eualraet ; that properly II a eunsselerabla mown was, on my • 'r, settleJ on her for her separate use, of *which she reeei the whole in. trust, aid l caution all persons whom barbuur i.ic lore, or Irma we her on my credit. %Titania my laud this 27115 lay of ' \% notes*, totes*, W. RIGGR, ROBERT GREIG. 1018. lAS COOLEY. 107 CAPITALS o► £40.000. £3.000, 23.000, In t►e NEW STATE LOTTERY, - - Begins KING'S BIRTH-DAY, 4th JUNE. tO PRIZEs of /*LIMO Mart be ctraviu iu the ?hit 20 * mo m. le cruel/ware Of the ntaeruM• Appliestiono h i the air, ((tent Lottery Others fu particular or favourite NOIOI - art. t►e difficulty the Public had in kouwialg where to apply, ors for the Ltd. that the following, whote Nature a.c iu.l4 Rich et b. kids tin PoMint /17 Wrists 88 Richardson 90 Carroll 91) Has ad 01 Kish 91 Epoit 93 Podding 04 ('.moll 9 Hnrsrd 9$ Carisr 1/7 Martin 98 Razes.: 99 Catirr 10q Hasud 111 l%chb i ihi ('enroll 1 1 .4 44 ( 1 31 41111 11 1i l A SlYr it reght Inn Martin 7 Illorlvr n Va• !drill No ri,...5.., 1 , du ‘,%. lA, ttyi %% OK! SHIRE 111( I foo U 111.1( VW l+ the muffin 'Tauten' hand• of itedttsiry preetire throb out ' VElts.tltY DIN btrret, un FRIDA The Hun. Culunel Right Hum. the FAO M r. inleu Mei ties. £.e. 11w...1M0; ena rails Hon Mumma• Covti ri orgy Amble, FAN. Karel Fellow Evi. Teo het* ill be ha: Huisae and of ihe ' Mistier ins Aim Ito* ?2 Save*at agli2, •CS Ka lib S 1 Carroll 91 I lertotry 27 S*ift r. I'ml),,11 Bt Swift •: Marti. 4 4 Wtl.l biN 4 4u4.4111 0; IA b .47 SireurriOg. SO Blab Vt grit One Iltra4ll 7.0 I.)tuts 7!) ' , over Pig*. ;the vi. :li. 11 , Inril 7 i I: 41,4 ~0E - 4 01 0,..., tylemi • I. 31 Eylue 72 1111 awl 3,343 pall • - AFTON Si, 3-4 44.61. 73 11:44 . ' 4,444 . 0 •1. b 4 114 ' 39 Carroll • 74 Rot • 5, 0 0 0 11 0 Ilt sow -41 Keeper, •4, 34 ri4•lmil Vi 414.1 4 ' ' 5 555 /1.....5•11, 14 " " r """ h ' I 33 Pi,1111,1 7 / 70 Ntatir C el66,lllcluteLin I V L'it y r7. Owl , ' 31i 41.4 9 .4 :7 1114-141 7.7774Rich.tnlatm I 1 :' 11 ^ "," .I Y s ' 4l f...114/11 Ileg• 1.. il' 1 37 II ich44ootot 74 ed.*: fi 'On Hol II•hY as ii.... 4, 7 11 114 . 7 9.1 41 111. KS. ha: dial " t l ' W 6 " . 11 " r it !. 004. f .00. : 09 ri iriund Ale MA easte.ll 10 014 1:.•1• . ulkon 1%1z... drys. II wuli 40 W.lO. 31, N 144.11411 11.111 Mi. 0..11 .. .1 41 Carroll B Ckeill aud tiliaret IN' nil it....i.tht 14,01/6 . 111.irs11311 1 .. „ surf , Licher. .0.. re """ ri "riirlC .11 141sislirti not in I .140%.* 1.. t I 1;1 7 .v: cantint 10.7 "loam titrat• by aft•sorly •App1144111.41 it , Lott ty- ' th t fix Itbr th,i 1 lice; or 1./ ' ••• •• ••• • ' • • IVIZARD Intl ('I). . (.! , 41)411414 tita n :mit tottpr i CONTIACI 7 i1r 4 7113;11011/14. 1:X4:0.14.:1'. ;• . coulin" "Itc "( 1 l '' tik '' IV by 50,04 wt..' Shahs*; in. 11.. 1A41 Ye. 44 ir o t tt •pet;' •75 pat . , 0 9 tcp.s., 1,1 j, fire PLOZES 1 if:WWII. I .: 4:o.iit N H • 01WPia&e .. .. HAZARD Awl (N). Cmitesetor trry, oust rm. .ctrully ',issuance, t N snap vs at! Itr Asa Office:keepers P:Alit•i 06.111 "•••• I . • Nu. I Welsh . d aster NI limb .4 wrighl I 3 PAW" , .14 . .. 4.Nritt . • 6 • • 6 Richwilses )1117•Irright 4 Hazard • 47 Marti. -7 Visit • • :Ifyiuss 5 ifiSsr ..., . 4' ari 01l IP' M.,r SO • lIIIIU „alt 1 kid 51 'arrull ll 62 ,ft I in 53 , ni Was— ...: . 14 'Neter 1):1 sr 244 SI Hu tali 57 tutu ir4 tossell ON Roch.r vewsißM„ sp Nicker 19 Mmeshell IN Siv..wriglks. - - te Vert4 . 51 M.rtia 2 11 , 44.1it5is 112 Nur if! CELEBRATION His Royal Highness DUBLIN, rail , Or Om Motion of by Lord V, if was Ordered. THAT ilk. No. , at the GOV( alas& fur SATUR Dw the Freemasons' Tavern, Gefda, as One o'Clnck, COW iv,J by the NoLle iN *Warr ; nsuirly, ERECTING a SCI laatitatiau. The Gayest invital to Mem! the .4441 Signed Gewroan . N,Pfe.w e Saal-aistrodl of As Quarterly Meeting will. for Prestokat and of the NO.' the Town, be held, as r Tavern, on the said W ESTERN DISPEI His Grier the DU' gLN SUNDA of May. 1911 the BENEFIT of . St. Margaret's Elwell, STEVENS, A.M. , AAerooon Letterer Mom. of Commons Divine Service wi The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this los.taulion wlll of ‘l.l, ISM at the Ste awl. J.isors l'orocr, SI r. FAlrird, IVni filaaor. Esq. Timid. Thom., km/ Mr. J. Trollop., No Calkclina after of the Slew/onto, Cullecwr, 6 lIIITTL. SCOTCH BURGHS. parties alluded to ; it had been an tonfoiesecti, hut I dered to Amid for Ntiondav next, 1 / .: The I.ord ADVOCATIt of SCOTLAND mewed, that the Or, natural conaequence, or the measures takeoi to POSTPONEMENT UNTIL NEXT SEASIO:i OF THE t • . OF TH E BENEVOLENT SOCIETY der of the Day should be read fur the second icadiug of kis OF ST PATRICK. Bill, fur regulating doe Expenditure and Accounts of the secure thobe pour ilialretweel people a stile pas•age to QUESTION RI.LA'I'IVF. 'to COL' N't l' BANKS Ilia littow, CITY OS LISNUON TAVERN, Royal Scotch Burghs, to-titorrow, for the purpose of Jto. th eir ow n c ount ry, where they might hope to '...• l hr. CHANCELLOR of the E XCLIERUESI rose to 11 April IS, IBIS. charging that Order, and ponotpouing the probable discus • provided for.-The Petition was. then iced and laid inform the House, that as it %% Quid lie,iwtpossibls lees the DUKE of KENT, EARL of thereon to a more distant day. on the table. Ti' bring the subject 'relative to the rt . gutition of 1 '4lllOll atoll ['resilient, in the Chair ; Lunt A. HAIIILTON objected to any iroasidemble delay the issues of country banks, Use BA for which r ihe Marquis of Dowassaitor, seconded takiag place in the arrangement of the affairs of those EMIGRATION. Viscount CANTLRRILAGN, K.G. !forging, which had been proved on a Cornier night to have An honourable Nletuher, whose name we could i stood fur consideration on Monday next, to any '‘s yd. been in sit confused and unsatisfactory a slate. not learn, put a question to Lind Caatlereaglo, re- thing like a suitable discussion in all its stages 4 rzt QUARTERLY MEETING The LORD RDTI)CATE suctvested Ilw propriety of giving questing to know if his hiajesty's (loverninent had 'wring the present Session, he thisitgl*itilit. ter VERNORS of this CHAltl'l'Y, which 'oath ient time to the Convention of Scotch Burghs, it ape. taken ally, and what mew -tires, to I „,_ eeilt t h e intimate his iiitei.tion of postpoinitg : um th. 3 DAY, May 2 (TO-MORROW), he held at ries of eoutrulliug Council, *lnch sat at staled periods in . _.„, .. . e, . re . ion 055 lir , ~ ~ i full ground, h e na p . tell . Ch e t t!:•.; etattjrct c.)uid the part id tirinsit snip. not receive . adequate iitlentiori n vo as to bring it to i ..eiouroso . • to onig t . avers., Great Queen-street, LosacioloNi•liin- Edinburgh, sod to whom, as the law now sumo% haul been oelt, fur (lie purpose of considering Matters intrusted the superintendence of these Scotch Borgia', its jeers too the Uollid Slate* of Ametlea• Although a practic..l emiclosion. consider:lig the s 'venal stas es Solite Slower to he of great importance to order th at they might examine the provisions of the Bill he admitted the atilvject might hest he sidjusted by 0 B which th e ill mast pass, no the present , 1 ly, the Consideration of the Propriety of now Peliiiiot, and see whether there were any anew:shone fill N]lajesty's Goyermeient, still he could not rester thro u g h I • ' :11100L-HOUSE, for the Benefit of the which might be mode with advantage to the objects pro- the wish lie felt to eacertisitt from hie Nlejesiv's Sess.i.iii.--Illear, hear ? hear. front the Cliipoitt 1 / ,1..' i fioveinurs of the Charity are accordingly posed to be effected by the Bill ; that Convention slid not ~,uvernmen. if . t their attention had been directed to Benches.)—ln, however, calling the attention of the lie said Meeting. - meet mold the 3d of July-it was therefore his intention to ••• House to this euhject, hot conceived that his iiito.. . 2 • ... Signed by Order, postpone tie second reading of the Bill until this day three the subject. litatlOli had anaweved a great public . purpose, for I J. C. M ICH EI.L, Itenvtary. months. , e.. .. 28, Qiieen-equare, Blesinshury. Mr. FINLAY thought it very improbable that any one Lord CASTLEREAGH, in the absence of the tepee- 'tentative of the Noble Lord at the head of the .._.-.. it communicated to ti ke po liti c the parties Ctitalli • ' ,-;.,,„: 2 a J • es for all th e grievsucss ctrtied, the necessity there raiated 91,.teitula • ~ .•• ~ .; +moors will co greatly phase to take Bill "all l '""ibl Y "" . b'"' rr"""--' . [tome Department, felt it iiicinsibeed ou him to Diet ts of c.oinplanit prif ra-il agaiust the present C 011• the hiatiking ilstew in such u maiterr es thitit 4 :. .o , ' : I mil of .tbs o.oaal Plate, the aisproaclamt ,t • will, roe the convemence or the Royal or "-n of these ti..rgirs'. 4.g. "AMC fixity preveum • that *rine. that that lii Laird felt the strongest inch- t ailerwarda determined try the i..egtplattiflr2 ' the Learned Lord had boutorifiimoelf soddenly placed Its a very nation to adopt sloth irenioires as Oa ttttt 14 ,00. t e . - he Noble Governors at the %Test Did of having thus far stated hie it:ient:on, he would •v. ' F. ,as above intimated, at the Freemasons' delicate situation-but it was one aitimether of his owe! fectually check the evil likely to arise 11 , 51,1 COWS. e. . move. that the order ,for he. Into cnuaideration s • • • aid Saturday, Me 2.1 of May, at Oue choosing. He had, as the adviser of the Crown, suloositteu fitted emigration, atoll that the qticatioit et this the lesiva! of the charters of 'eyelet of throe litorgloa, the Country Banks Bill he. pitsported until .4 Etta. •. • • owing to their having, from various circumstances, o.xpii ed. fit t urle ut eccult leti the moat ettious title/Amu o f _ . . , lure tlisy.-,-( licar,frput the tlpßosgive Belsrlits.f , ..,.. ; lISPENSARY, CHARLES STREET, Now he hail hero assured, by persons well aemosintrol wish titiverunient.--lifestr./ the subject, that these revived chnsiers were of so very ion- IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT IN SCOTARID... .'' Sir M. W. RISLEY co:ignite etl the 14:oreanct . .•. At ••• WESTMINSTER. perfect a norm/ , that they could wt Ise supported if broueht; •• •r' .... • • „,. the country 01) (lit procroodoiatim .a. not otpuadou. •• l!• LICE of BUCCLEUCH,R.T. President. into quration in a Court of Law. The consequence, there. Mr. Fr NLA Y rose to call the at trot l om :taiott4e• ' • ment --I A/earl—of the Itigfit ail. ficiolleistait ' S AY MORNING NEXT. the 3d fore, oldie Learned larol's Bill mould he, these Rise 1 1,, to the case of a claw of his Niaiody'soisttlfit at stab. intention respecting counitrt hanks. The Right IS, the ANNIVERSARY SERMON , fur instead of being improved by the Wu, wood actually tic jects, peculiarly calling for the interfeienlwof that li on : (3, ent i r , - Imo half, toleggg„„ :e ; 01 yell' illlitel. l' this CHARITY, will he preeehed in without any charter at all, abd that those Burgh' would be House end hie lajesay's Goverionietiti t ideicate sive in hi'. cotattitttnicidtvii-leand fie (Sir NJ. W. Itch, IYesttainsarr, by the Rey. ROBERT disfranchised. ► them from the Situation in which they 1 Rector of St. Jauses'ii, (Jarlick UMW. The order was then slisehareed, and the Learned Lord 4 been 'tittle)) iniplormi s hins to consider the subject ID its er at Si. Margaret's, and Chaplet° to the moved the second reading of the Ball this day three mouths, P lac ! I L °win g t o the lisle dll ' ueln ' t° R clrc° 61" " :" vitt tans and itiVottact , ',lnfiniti, and at once to saa stating that it was his object that the nature of the Bill i. , f the country generally, and the nrlnnuistegriint of come to ion tinpfkitietnolosi:'l•lr the sake of the .( ' , will begin at Eleven o'clock precisely. s h o uld be generally known in Scotland. He was apprehen- the laws for eidarceinent of the ii.iyinetit dr situp . hailers — cut the..jlnke, lie iniolit add, of 0 1 SAItY DINNER of the Governors and sive the Hon. Member had been misinformeJ respeciing the debits by confinement hi prison. lie had been f eoutitey hail the " mioy a t - s arge......t it at. bear),.... . 1 . he Ki4ht .! • . .tounint will he on TUESDAY , the 19th tendency of the revived chowtess. Ile did mit see how the 'Welted with detailed information from thrwity • 4 . Cr) Pentlearinti wine sow lii NH poipettion of ths . the Crowe stud Aseime 'ravers, is the ronstitiotiorn of the Burghs sudsy, Illipse oluirless, were len- GlalltrOta. wheel) proved that there wits at writhe hte2o • dered nugatory, slid it sae bie.4oleohuit by HIV Bill berate gild letlijicvor, he casuistry lainkens; he . • • the glade of that city not less than istitel)-iirt! pedls: '• i . re f are & f i t h 4 ta i,. as well as a ll any f u. STEWARD!, the flume, to give the greatest possible publicity to all the , , Esq. I Mr. Sleet", nceouids of the Burghs, by rembeiing their hooks and es- soma for debts under cone pound •; that there writ l .401 ,. sign, et !emit . oat his own viewt.of the case; Mr. Symonds, penditoic liable to he tossperted 'lntro time to time by it. several hundred othets confined throughout BM * • .._o_ i.• a ilitt .essite will rialmition to the lion Let him at Esq. Mr. Danko, members, and to e d olu ' hie "' " l ' a ,"„" 1 ", i " t . b e_,.,_ _ 1141 ' 6 " " f , gaol. of Scotland for debts of km than five pounds I . • ,0,07, Jr dire thug ensuing Station, it la his i, L. 41. Mr. Flinghtsue, magistrates find talkers within lbw woven% wnecnsesinistesi or, Mr. CAllWliiht. would veoy materially improve their mustutolims. -*II of whom. it should be recollected, were iNithier- ' JO prow*, any Itiensitre of it similar kind Jeer Diann-Tiekets 16e. each, to lir had Th e Sy c Altolt t ole to °r i ft- It ass to n o s '," u lP lie o f out 0 partials of allowance of any Lind wlnsterei t ,•••• ,tit...iii.1141111,-., noe„. :Un- eierttiellv implored him to make readier limn the P a y .r: : to mime the real)ag en ore day of an order which exce p t whet the y mi g ht at the Inepensary, at the Taveru, of Mr. Peneeedu llt it"' gPoV ol 4l*Ottith .td ' relieve the anxiety, but 51, Slarsham-strert, snot of stood for another liter dasi.lor (lie purpose of postpuniog tile's fellow-creatures. The recites of oh:derail. faa , •. * oilire ' tfite.4.grnikt hookers, but a Vile public at 11' WIL LINDEMAN, Secretary, such order. If, therefore,dhe motion of the Lenelled bond mine, sod wretchedness, resulting loons this •.slate .*._ ell Upper Crotenditrtet, IVteloniiister. could not be 'boomed of otherwise than by • debate, it -satesfe,e--g.. esf/ .. o , lof things. It wan impossible for a feeling mind to ...we •' A fi r o : 4 • ; 1., e, I i ' I would be notch more advosatee dike the Learned Lord should ,..i. ,to • re 4 .0 n in toe r.lcuroure., in 'wit t y, . , . COUNIIP himself to giving ii limier of has MU - mum ta- macaw ite..irtirs putartney without horror sold dismay; • . • . „,•• we e leiV usideratood tic nog sloimiu,,.. .- . . I{('Ft4'l'Eß and %I/OBI:ESTER.. to postpone the second eroding of the Bill. ''''' ;fad what was pet haps worst of till was, that :. • .., p ti p l e • 1 or • inemoilre _ flieer. 4eur)...... I it IL' uV in LONDON, for the lIIIIIIIIIIR of Lord A. HAMILTON was mixings. ill, discussion shaliabiore not ewe • .nion out of thi• pleat number of per- `*-1. ,.a . . . , . . li . er *Seeing ots nitentiou of itittoduettig . a mew- 1 "I. the "IT'Prmg of those P"r Prrsul"l"( be sn ' nece* " stil ! P °6l l l '' t • dna hy l les4 the Lesnwill' h St°l • !SODS Sect nut o f ..ol (..r lie bad the good for- . 414 •efro' - • • ..ni 111 the metropolis and its vicinity, to ~_ li, .•_ lilliOß precisely constituted tis the [lilt lie i„... would game an earlier day Mau that proposed. 'l'hit Iliffla. . tii • t i e . ti! •' , b e l '" , atilt In any way to procure ins, . .• • : at l evet h:l _ H.. , al ~, a similar teutleccy, curly y and integrity. by enabling them to apt non of Scotland at this moment was truly atariatag as to , 1....m00ns Trades, will have their AUNT- these Burghs; fur should a general elediuu like place, se. relesot) With the saute honourable and vll'lllollll- Heir i, we. p fa ftArtibasilr was tint SU riitis ' eti at any commu4 IN Ett at the Antimodlionse, Atilt-plate- veral of them tieing at thie moment bus disfrattehi.rol state, feelings with which lie entered it. lii pursuance, a . IV, Mc 290 of May, ISIS; they were tumble to proceed to the election of Slembers of ' therefore, of his iii.rooon to submit a propointionw ~..• ..... j . • .. woe by the Right lion. Geodeftian Ott Illf , el LI GL/IN, M.P. President, ill lilt Chair. Parliament, and whilst is that atale, they ware competent Ito effect the rebel' of these individuals, lw shotiki 1 7( 7 7" u ' i . i ul . onoi plajr‘• 11'hat was it the Iloube had jug. - • ' 1 i 2.sew %nee, tit Petilinn against t6e "1"" oir airin6v?* " rtiuturil t° I More fur &vetting of the number of perwm• impri- 1 .....-- '.i i • rl of Schutt, Abraham Turner, r.. 1. Parliament as being aerie rice t I ~,, 11 . 'wool ? sit WSW Colllllllon grilse it was this, that weird in gaols of Scotland fur the three years Thom.. tdimanw, L•al. After on arrangim tot between flag Lan: Advocate, lord ii614.3i .•aig Pare fist the Introduction of a hill. it - i. .tt.p. loss. Ilownan, Coo. A Hamilton, and M'r. Yhassfax, its., woad reading of the prectdi P re ' vm• wi'llt• deists dal "t exceed pal tOttrot ton the thursilay preerd : .og she Moonier I , Irv. Jolt Easibupr, Esq. Bill was (iced fir Woolly next. 1/. ; also.,gttlar !puns of tlioae whose tleht• did aniiinotesi (or the discussion, that these *tumid mil Pci.try, Jos. Stumm, Log Lord ST ARLEY presented a Petititlei foam the cotton *pin- not exc . 31.; a j n ' l nc ',turn where the • . lot time to ivory the L)ill through all its Stews slur-. sq. Thotna. Scott, t.iiii. Orin oral" IVA*II and ncighlioarbotAille llllauebesier, praying d e in . , ,r 'eh J. Hopkins. F.N. th at the (Isom would maturely io ihll iota its couinderationi : •., - t e . et ~ dimii .. ignioliing in rack the tattle all era , , t:ieir connisetne:•t. ii.itil.iiisdleip.irie: lit o t be St es... it s ii i . i - t I , , f v dtt ol / i a il ft i g a h in .i e - tx l e t u 7 i i.e is ? site *. i tE 4 „r th e st, o3ri .„ ; al the B ar o f t h e slur suh.teary oof Mr Penn tttttttttttt t ttttttttttt to the House „ .. ~. , • • . *Nero:tiny, Little tinoifir Ids on the port of the calico priontrs of Idownidedistrict.-Read wir. it A . TA . hoped 10 . Al able to intro. (AM' ..e.theY bad ardupterf tlif Right Host. (..:en- i "iiilF • • So table at Ilaif-past Fier o' Clock. and knot on the table. ' i . dlice to e (louse e regulatiOn with respect to 3 / 41 •. .. •_i , s.. tie ig iropoiteutisi tor leave tet oriog to the Bill: It. L JONEs. lion. Si',', 11r,Sleu x err presented a Petiiieforelhe part of the pro.: ! piocettaiitigs for *Ain bib Is. Celtris of Consiirnee. . - .a-. - • ' ..1 pririor of.the original Steer, NocifiLltera complaioing that • which. k c o „fid • ~,,,,„.,,,t woo ke f u ".,,ej t.,, he or Err : pitted his oblict ; but what oe-. ... rtaisdi - 11*/: A nierttite took plii•e Imtwern the 1 :PER ILKt)IVN BEFORE. ht hail suffered materially by a lele.safusistra edition of a! its illewo of t ti. Me tuber. • C•iiiii •:liiiisketatrod port! L. 4 ivtrisual 101 l the Right „___ .'.eavy List, affecting to Ire pablolrad mein authority bow •• . ''' .1 • • ° Rte. s, Slit TR 0 eietrl, that . .if dtet , 4 , 1 1 . floc. t • r . itv Yestel tired and .Veren Cepital Prises. - the Board of Admiralty- Sir doASTii Yenta sot seeing any Of the %molar Ad: fosillS ' r exerrieittXonstit .. it ma. dov, sea eke tvif . :!le blikine—... .. ,_ sti wwqlappx ..Ppyr-4.11.. /tear.)-! -- khe t‘iglit HUM. i .1 1 I.OITERY PRAMS miraity its the Hassee, Molt the liberty uf etsegiffetior, th .1 thii t t• ' • oe g t respect sliili was . tighout sit , Ur , CroAliftlik: ly ' il&troture l came to the Ili to [NG'S HlR'lli-DAY. ' Admiralty hod an wedesibted rizht to ismer as authorised , 2e. laws, anellrp tag the securit y tr? ' ''''", ptopeify ..t t —c .4l-F-' . oat 'l7 ce t 0114 4 %wen t ) ; without ire) timer I Navy List, if it awl' ged it aJwasiimgesias to the estrerce.i:? •". • Nitwit-Broker such Lottery-011;,4_ T he peliti....wei the eee4.sio eedem4 . lo ba,priate4. sub 4 . !Alter thertio the P tit"! Hull , 11- . . „ , .'iti Jute in hio 6tot new of the sub.: - 4 s, rwishill " HI id "" 1 "" 1-4terd • Cmii i 4l ." . Me. BENNETT also presented the KWh. of Robert Owen* ritx ' • di. tive.44 liberties i.".`. 1 . , 1 ; r • t " I ' tie• I f g ) i. i the l'ublie, on lin" . tip/ /111" Ce",.." she ermplaiutog of the • toratticc, Jo a perticiikir biallate, to tho' fle. d - li)e Clouse ouuld . s ' y ,iaterfirg is 0 . . e ller to telt!' . One reason re m t; •he d his a ea a goof ... Tieing Our 11 "" ar V i l c ''P ltal % n"'' more Conte at' Swaim are Illesitlaill; which wag reed, Ind al ' iii • • • I '" 12 '"'''' a." the " m " der 4 " Tit•hebt • Ilse nue of Mr.. L that it sheets. be • I, 's • it ,f or Welt vital itiportcusie to the lower de- - : to, a.,..ts -litowisfifen!,/...iltit the real foci was . otio.! the l'et.tx, shalt is . Mte p wont 1.10- The Loan Ana/snare of Screktemea apigiefial r.p.tk ( - . ; lini " l '" 3 " .1 sttiviiii t 3 l iii ' VrtZ•i• of piinted, as anegmgai round nialadniThanitten of jesting • _,: : lIPUCATIOX OF CBE. P(X)I{, 14.4.7A1it ra . 1 . be abectient *no fatliti an k war' I tor cal - der'' r}ttitt .o.• Intention into e ff ect. The I { ig:it ii,o,i. .c2,t•ini. he. &e. and !fret the est Toenty the .Costri a of Seamma.. ' di be tau,- •flonuesoil ram each t that . , Stu Btu la terY4lisllenertl its beide priaint sit& Matter S r IiadIJOHAM molest the, Onler Or the yeattlelson mos afraid at this jrnecise those too (aro.' ' for the fritter tonsideratiou •• the I{r Met of ' llie . 111 • ' IV botly . of individuals, whose iiilercsto soil . ~...., at peewit eery lIIw iit i re, toil sr.,' e i le b t. r.. I , t o m A . l i aesevre , sa id , h e .11.1 m i l ";e4mtia.A she p r e .. e_ Otirktgb, 0 . 4 the Poor;13,11. be „ Melt to bear undo him at the el,sudo,r I kilts remiudhie 1 1: 1 re' . tie rilliMAl, Iwo ha s h 1 „,.„ 0 „,,k4 i„ ~,,r o ti, Ike odejoeifislies , a j,,, ' ' ' lterielcre etwereatiPas f Ir S. Rultni.l.T - eleeim,,. He hash, toiereforr, no objection to let •li 1 4 " 14 '4 Ytco• Boa I ..itt's, I , N ei ' ' 4171 ' 11 lite, but the mote of the INS% of the win, Wiwi st 'l o ll ... t.ieneseirts until the election woo _I ' r .iotillS/..he b.. sold 3 g'e t • P; limber of !et present. 'it Mils a lad, that the Salipell'ithijorev were, I NL ;'.:i" )B( l 3 ' a e sti lj tr a te ll a s u . N i rr t : • g k hom lb j e w H l:e 4 tlielr P „ rd it o ti v ir e u3 r-...( 1 ;g t c,:r .- : ;roar, ireer)-(iien hr wouNi limy !..f . hr; i riliee-kucper. and aoticipairs 5 -,' „,, 4 .„„.,.. i r „,,e,,,, ,, i„ „bey,,,,c., ovum iiiiitoeibilain, tued it. • • s, ' Rs had . sOs - 111 st he hied otit'a them a frit toolly visit. Let their initotidmils ter ea .. iv Taw Setec,!, , ; llirretlli • Ilecl4111 , 1!.114.1111 . I ',,,,, ~,,,,,,,s abta to Eby which were EE or *Nit war nut. illet. • • 1 --.--. . . a _. • , o (Om of Christ's flow. , tho matter well, Wolf consulter the sitilaii , id iii vell.ch • 10 b., ir. , l ninal .• 1 OtFC... ..... +oration terrooined an the howaot of the Jodgra, she slow ',lib__ * !U hl ' "" 4 HI 1.1. sod LOMIIIAIi .ILLLX, - . wee , ~, d ec ,a c. m at ,i 0.1,1 the g a sei,,,, eve,* 16,4, ,e ;aid eVi AM the . *emit for the flab, arid l they were likely to Ijo Vltteed by an utittgniatif • • 1, it .• . .. iv' •• - ••' . . .• . * '.. • ••• . 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