The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-19 00:00:00

1 1, .• p . ... .. . lE.- .- . - NUM DKR 4766. „..,,,:_,.,.,..,,,„.1 ~, , . 1 ,---.--....,.., 1..-v." - .•' i. rite. 1., •"a ' . . . 3 . . .10...............r0mma1m05imr t 6. LONDON, TIILIIISDAI', 111ARCII 19, 1818. - ,---i----- ------ ---___—_.....—.. .—.......... ." • PRICE SEVEN-I' ..m..5........................ . . . 1 rr fI i A TRE-RIIYA L, COVENT-GARDEN. BANK OF ENGLAND, 111Sncn 10, 1818. . IMPACIIIAL •PARLI93IIiNT.4. • , roiktio,....bp. 0.r.,..,..f; b.,. the resesslaneesi of the been attempted to throw reflect; ON MONDAY NEXT, March 23, will be iinE COURT .ef .DIRECTORS of the lglu v0n0t...... 1.6.1 No materially illllt-tini,'n:rotland had : het il s kesopi. .1 floes the pill% MOO., hi .14. H. accoriliiiery °I._.011" own C4"1". of A Mit") acted (2.1 lime) a New Musical Drama, celled Itoll ROY MACGREGOR; OR, AU-Lik LANG SYNE. GOVERNOR nod COMPANY of lie BANK of ENGLAND. giro Varier% That a GENERAL COURT will be held at the Rank, on --mow.--- ROUSE OF Loi. Ds, wcDmesnity, limier IN. 1 ~,,, veil. that 1... are 1... e'er.. Ito bring in a Bill 6.1. the pluses- all" deeieintin lard justly nl. I 141/ Of S sem., Mule. 6. Scull:m.l. . eilithence above those of G. ill tioane'er cl'inninii.ed that . e .-...listelianettl nothing that the renter sic,: •""" (Founded on the popular Novel of Rob Roy.) THURSDAY, the 19th blatant, at Eleven &Chick in the JoilSolent was this &et lin)""""r" in the caw eifll:Len- i had . . . ~ MOO' nut naprei tem -hat lie 1....1 arid on me eel get tin. Zri.... e Milieu. zie.—The opiitiou W the inferior Cute 1 war i Sir Frederick Verna's, Mr. Egerton; Raibleigb tabalili. Foramen, to esessider of Il DIVIDEND; mud also that asomed, a about costa. stone, M. Abbott ; Francis Othaidistheo, Mr. Sinclair; another GENERAL COURT will be held at the Bank, on . I ithls.artrZemuwararsalfisi!iel" 11;411 tuoicsikti: priii.:.4llple'etrdStlstl.; Ifer"eleiie'.l;ll::; 111:14"lagd: decided. de:de* tgli."*s' Atwell, .Mr, Blasschatd; Cantina Thornton. Mr. COMM.; TUESDAY, the 7th of April next, from Ten ....Clock its the CHIMNEY SWEEPERS.. iliuuslit the listened allowed might, wills advais;...g" e, be to f. fie tesiollttlaillt. mob tioi . Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Morrelsde t Merril, Forenoon till Four in the a 0,,,,,,,,,,, fur the ELECTION Ou the motion of Lord Kieft's, the evidence taken be-, giciii, m & iner or a GOVERNOR and DEPUTY GOVERNOR for the faro she Commenter respecting the coodition of Climbing Sir It. FgaGusans s-ap id sed . approbation of the tnea. 'keitiLellerr:ltg:tlitlYtl,4' Mr. 'lately; Hansish and Robert (Rob ago Sows). Ile.re Salters mod Master PstslSfl Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; Year *mining (which will be declared that Evening), and the Buys was ordered to be printed. sure. The Greenland fishery Oaths Bill was read the third The motion was awn agreed to. end leave :rives. It: liiditiveitmtligu'rici had:ea Nicol Jar,,;,. Mr. Lesbos ; yobw,„, Mr. Siesmons. MAW Court will be contineled by Adjoarnmeat, sad held at nihn, (0,,,,,,,, min Janie, Mama, oho seereng t Jase these., it and daring the some Hours. ea WEDN ES- time, and pained. Mr. Tern moved—. That there he 144141 before the Howe, 140•Alpisie, Miss Logan; Kelly, Mrs. Dialsop; Helen Mac- DAY, the Nth of April next. for the ELECTION of BANK TOKENS. an account ..f the estaldi.limetit of the sitortke, per•G.,....ral, remedy greet, Mrs._ Egerton. TWENTY-FOUR, DIRECTORS (which will aka be mu of I Lord Livenporn. bevies moved Ihr third reedits( of the antimony, snot she year !SOO.wills the SAWS lee ;Mel su rails - of sus 1,0 whist, will he.added ow, tiolo.a ism pentouthie, called the Quarterly Gement Courts appoieted by the Maur). and Beek Tokens Bell, said, that as lie nitslersitnal sorneeisejrci ion Oak. r, seed Ilse depot. and i.i s nen. wits re ptaced." it sate -11 A R LEW' IN GU LLI VER; • • the Election of the Twenty-four Directors will be declared eras intended to some elitist in it, he was satisfied to bare After a (Co winds front Me. Lininsuros, it oar str atums as the Sernilley is ever. to • UK, THE FLYING ISLAND. • it entitled altogether. dr. . ss Galliver (Igterwae4s Harlequin). Mr. Bologna ; the Printed Lien of the Proysisesee /ravine, Votes will ho This being dose, the Bill Sall read the third tittle, and The Lord,' Amendment in the Rink Tithes', Rill was Rine of Impute (afterwards- PieuMlcieni). Mr. Norman ; "64 to be dsbeeroll at the Drab, on Moeda', the ad sent to the Connebas wish a asessage stating this al- taken into couNitlerasious, ass., agreed so. theadrantivonenee Lead nesseellor al Lapin* (afterwards sisal. tetanus. . I.ONGITF OF AND NOWIDERN PASSAGE, Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Prim:tem Ithowthuidilla Weer. . , . ~..,. , ROBERT. REST, Sec. MATH GAS LIGHT. i5t.8....8, on Act rimed m the sotepoth ye,,,. of she Reiv, _____.Tka Bath Gas Light Bill :Was read the 'third time, aad Mr. CRORER moved the Order of the I)ay r wards Colionthiee), Mies F. Detinett. the lima reading of the Longitude stud Nutt' 13„,,,„"a at Six o'Clock—the Perform see I. begin at. , of his present Majesty, se Person will be entailed ere vote at e"'""`". Seven,. , _. . the said Election who shall• snot have been Six Calendar CURRENCY OF THE COUNTRY. I Bootee Buil. ' Boxes,:ls.• Beemsd Prices Sc ed.—Pits 3t. fid. ; Second Mouths possessed, in his own right. or the Ittee)t fur which The Earl of LAIJDERDAI.II movedl Gott there he Mr. Suteit wets of ei . ' that the pnee. 2,—LwW Galley, la.; Reeved Price; la.—Upper he when slum give his Vote, mikes the mod Slot* shell-have laid on the table an Account of the quantity of menet-wee would Ise a valuable nibble 111 l to Gettig,' Le.• litemeel Pelee. Ild. been acquired,. or shill eve come by bequest or by marriage. crowns, half-erowns, shillingo end sixpences, *owned of I..ntegitutle ; lee elneeted In the me Pisces fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brewton, at the or by saceerasous to an intestate's male, or by the custom of 'inlet the sth January, 1816, from the Mint. The of t I. ' Bee Oilier, Hall.street,fro/n Ten till Foote. the. City of letodois. or by any Arad of settlement after the pernitinen_ 11...11 at Milt wring Ole Noble Lord stated, that the production of tins approve tel in ther.olierstiun stow tee The mew Musical Drama of Rob Roy Maerregor, or alma, or any Person who shall leave twee eutitled fee life to Ash, Lug Syne. will be repeated on Tuesday, Wednesday, the thatib.,,,h, of such Stock. •/ account 'sou only prep:nullity to a molted, he tin- took the opportunity. however. 4 . Therein!. andSaturtlar. tended to submit to the House nee the IA 1 I e . .13 or ../1(1111 cotholaiose.lol in the Aare t, Ile Wedeeeday will he produced, for the first lime, a RANK OF ENGLAND, Mame. 12, 1818. April, relative to the general state of the currency ; be no wraps ins putabli: to tit, new Cerra Romance ((omitted on a Fairy Ma), niter- T ~„,...1 wide Pantomimic Incident, called The Marquis de HE COURT of DIRECTORS qj the leis inquiry, however, ,should nut be confined to H-strut. Ca- eras; ow, Pose is Busts. . . GOVERNOR rued COMPANY of as BANK of either paper or metals. but embrace them both.— Tite Bill was then re On Friday (ilk time), the new Tragedy of Fario. ENGLAND sire Netter, .. .. _ lie should at the same time submit his apprelien- passed. That, on sod after she 19th of March litelsid, the Bask sinus to the House, for he entertained some fears • ASSESSMr ... will hewed, to lore to oracle ernes Bundler. in Lawlor., Car ' MUSIC. ' reit SILVER, COIN of the • Resta to the Newest of that in consequence of the present Mint reel'. Lord L.Ateek.:1.1.43 'VIM leiehly.eadmireed new.inventird PATENT TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. in Exehelor• for ',damn. and the depreciation in the silver cur- Gentleman snider ' 1 Burnam LUTE HARP& elegint tittle lastrunients BANE NOTES, provided application he made for the sense resicy, it would be difficult. if not iinperessi7 eves in emedemple which produce all the effect Of the Pedal Harp, although not before the sth day of Jell next. ble, to get gold to circulate in this come- tinee.cuniphiiiie our-third the sunk. bad will lerfoind iii ell other respecla R. BEST, Secretary. try, and it would fall exceedingly severe us some time ineettesirahle; are exceedingly dainetrinit for Leviers . that ' well on the Bank of England, as on all other bank- Helifox an travel either by Sea or Land, and are very rums !tarot. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY To be badonly of E. light. lien. Meat Profaner (In. NEW BRIDGE-STREET. BLACK FRIARS, ing-houses, to be obliged to pay in u metal. Which. shops re, wino,. sod Patentee), 11, Foley-plaee,Careedishoquars. front the regulations of the Mint, could never be they ft, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CA PITAL-:.ONE MILLION. brought to circulate. In submitting these opi- rest r • This deg I. published. in Svo. peke fa. . nions to the House, he 'Heated merely to give nu her rrilE. DISAPPOINTED DUKE ; or, the INSURANCES felling due et LADY-DAY outline of those points which he ititentled to speak o -j,.: - , Admiral aged the Heiress : A Pons. 1- will expire, unless "Dewed within lifter. days from to itt more length on the day he had proposed for • By PETER PINDAR, Esq. that period. • the discussion ; nor had he any ether motive in pro gone, a—ce--beav'n haspied--"I'll wed, It is one of the ailvaologre of dee •Alliion Caisepay 11l live Ito more to foraication, - • , to the Poldie, that it lielik.aut no profession of Aortae posing such a discussion, than et desire to how tit Bat aithe a virgin to ay hod. -4.. . , piwits with those it Ignores. Pinions immured are not liable opinions of others, and to bulunck them against • .? • • - so t, ake pled the lowa 'tethers ; a respeneraility own. And serer and gratify the nation. :.,ii.l .. :.• t• • (men whit M "Ida" be gm* It "NA' Immlumm were The motion was then agreed tre, and Ili " One at this meant lawould wed aecompasiied witb nay primped eilmmidltoteriee from profile. , . , . .. _ __, With siellettliiifeeW Prieitare sERNI; penew.i„,ring en dr phin 0 amokie intents, have bra, were ordered to be summoned for the 13th , • . Foe owl a prise as that I'd had, ssbjeelod to tlia Abuts or tltiaidnitotimspoildiniolecl• Mr. Brogdese, and others from the _ . . For ogle? I care, the Anirsaisomet." The commrey's roles not _earadilialutare of she nink res. brought up $ Message stating what II .. Loudon: Printed for J. • ' ' ; Form, 50, emielale description :'',l liberal eaneldosina is allowed to aimed to the A mendment* of tier Picredille, and 312, 0 •• by all Book- Solicitor., and tither}, effect* 141 lidodonson 1 ella Mc/ ' &knit Tokens Amendment Bill. sellers. , - facility is afforded, lit which the igiereet mMi wentgaiewoe of Tfile Bill for regu in bit'g thus T the public may be pantoted. ... 01) 04 This•darialerptilatii9lo6ollla,liawad, ' WARNS'. ..111TP11.11, Secretary. obeyed iu Agriculture, wawa' ...Ne.sUICVIA;TION-AOiiiiiOGRAPHY; - the Commove.—lt was rein .e.:f ee. . eeA,ii-akAiraezeeobteld. wear tele flett r .. T, .. • ....4....1V0 15 Flosiagnm-enemery. derod fora second reedier .' • "Selere46 iiiil:M- i 1 , h ' des issi 19th March, 1818. lite House then adjuti wooer and admieessan.stialtret Mli Imilmfm "'" TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. _ tits acquintioe of this Seiseme,are avoided. LuDISA AND Galenism By F. FRANCIS, Priumie Teacher. j TAKE the liberty of informing you that it is HOUSE OF COMM " I wonlel nut bowies the Pupi's memory, or distract 1 my intention, whenever qualified, and a favourable his attention,. with tee many nr too initiate particulars; a I tensity occurs, to eller myself as a Candidate for the Mr. Colerats (roe km"ledge "I •iberelelehieg may he Irei'hed by a careful i'm servant shanties et' a Director of the affairs of the He- Fens which were' and rePt4sed iMadhleut N.P4' wallet" reading 1"1"g awl tooinshk the East India Couipanyoued that lam anxious to dell citainesesaf proper Names—a method which tends In resider ilifficoll and disgusting. a study in itself suturally einbr7otet.beitrai peneatneet °Pt"willt. I mas°allppoisordY of eitlitZtwintristribeishwithen"fit of bitaallgris. Seeellren Mr. Tv pleasant sod remarkably easy."—Knox Os EDOCATIOS. 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March 23. will be acted (1.1 time) a New Musical Drama. called Itoll ROY MACGREGOR ; OR, AULD. LANG SYNE. (Founded no Ilse popular Novel of Rob Roy.) Sir Frederick Verna's. Mr. Egerton; Rasbleigh wane, M. Abbott ; Francis Oabablimose, Mr. Sinclair; Owen. .Mr. Blanchard; C.aptsin Thornton, Mr. Casimir; Bob 'Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Maeready ; Mural, Mr. 'lately; thunish mid Robert (Rob Rays Sons). Mr. Salton and Master Pant's; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; Ilaknie Nicol Janie Mr. Liston; Jobson, Mr. Simmons. Hite% Ventura. Miss Jamie, Mattis, Mrs. Sterling; Jane litiPailpine, Miss Logan; Katly, Mrs. Diabarp; Helen Mac gregor, Mrs_ Egerton. To width will bearlded (46th time).* new PanterniMe, called 'HARLEQUIN GULLIVER ; • • OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. • .Galliver (41 . ergails Harlequin), Mr. Bologna ; the King of Laputa (aftenininis Pnithileson). Mr. Norman ; fditarirantimiusus,, Lined assneellor of Laputa (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Prisons Ithembuidilla (oiler. wards Cohnishise), Miss F. Dennett. Drums apes o'Clock—the Nemesia's., to begin at. Seem*. Boxes,l - 7s. • second Price, 3s. 641.—Pit. 3s. 64.; Second Prier, 2..; Second Price; la.—Upper lu Galag,, la. • Second Pt ice. 6d. Places fu r the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Sax Office, Hart-street, forte Ten till Four. The new Musical Dram, of Rob Roy Marerrgor. or Anld Lang Sync. will be repeated on Tuesday, Wednesday, Tbrimday. andßaturilar. On Wednesday will be produced, for the first lime, a new comic Romance (6.inutled mi a Fairy Tale), inter pilersed .ilk Pantomimic Incident, calks! The Marilee. de Ca• Elms ; or, Pass in Bunts. On Friday (I kit time), the new Tragedy of Fazio. BAkK OP ENGLAND, lifhitcn 10, 1818. THE COURT .of . DIRECTORS of she GOVERNOR and COMPANY of tie BANK of ENGLAND, Ora Voice, That a GENERAL COURT will be held at the Rank, on THURSDAY, the 19th Instant, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, to enessider of a DIVIDEND; sad also that another GENERAL COURT will be held at the Bank, on TUESDAY, the 7th of April next, from Ten o'Clnek is the Forenoon till Pour in the A firreermon ' for the ELECTION of • GOVERNOR and DEPUTY GOVERNOR for the Yearensaing (which will be declared that Evening), and the MAW Court will be tunnelled by Adjoisrainent, sad held at *hemline pliee, and daring the mune H Wani• Oa WEDNEg• DAY, the Nth of April seat, for the ELECTION of TWENTY-FOUR, DIRECTORS (which will alma be nue of the Quarterly Demerol Cowls appointed by the Clwirter). and the Election of the Twenty-fuer Directors will be declared as soon as the /kindle, is seer. IMPNItIAL PARLIAMIiIVT. rstalotiOnnente fit rnelniol; but file Arettensfineett of the tun eotiot.ieu lo tioz mattaintly diftrrini,•a:rittland had bean I 11.149)10 . 1 6 .brs the pru%istot.o id At. 1.1%.; atecortitiorly ttttt Teak that la lave la, QIYe.I to lari.ag m n Bill for the in Wer t WWI a.k S 1 111 1 . 1 Sauk% to Scotland. Get i c i at Titosaiv i v nunpininrd that ainste trilairtivineleta had game out nupretitte. u hat kr had ....t lbe tub Vel too char ronsoileraliuse log atitkt. WWI he had then MOW , Wit s , that be ono friends, lit the pa inriple of Saritag (i1t..1 beat ltlauozlat the iutertat allowed nailed, wish nalema:aii:e, be greatly winced. Sir 111 FERGUSSOS rapressed hi. approbation of wen lure. been attempted to throw reflection on the decision' of dur own Courts of Appeal, both their practice and decisions had justly obtained fur them a pre . eminence :above those of any other stale. Was it nothing that the sentences of these Courts should be made o mere natijity, and when it had been so lon* ago decided. titat the claimants had a fair right to the restofas4l4 V their property ? The equity certeinty 4tlele derision* had been so well acs knowledged throughout kiirope, that money would be advanced ma them; But now that equity was to lie questiuitert, and the. certainty overthrown. To reedy such a il incr!!'ientetace was the obj e ct • m of its manioc: The sentencl4 - now Were but name paper ; a nominal restitution only. • the right to indernintication after sraitence Milliliter', stood tits • grotlib4l% than the bertunity of the law or nu tria's. The Legislature hurl, pissed an Act its the year 18 1 5. for the support of Asses tharipg the pro gress of iMpeals, winds completely recognised it. its three of the cases hr had suevtioned, the welters could not avail thensselves of the principle of that Act ; bait Ole crises carne eiitirrly within the gener-f principle of the law of ootioos. The.last•ease, that of the Rosa, was a very extraortiMary one, Jurigs itient was pronounced fur the owitcrs, wills Tins and damages, and that the ship had butt seized mid carried into port without diet. moon.' .ow user applied to the Treasurer of she Naty for milliners non. The Treasurer refused to attend to,his claim, though she same week 48,000/. had been paid to French sod idherclaiutants. The credit and chit, racier of the count', were so materially involved in upholding the decisions; thattwould have become the Government to make a stipulation its the Treaty with the Spanish Crown, for the testitntioug pro. perty to its subjects, whets awarded in this c6intrry, ✓ad that the sentences of Courts of the Admiralty should not be nullified.inid rendered of no value. lie was aware of the daculties of putting stay motile: Lions clothe disposal of the sum granted for the Pre formance of the Treaty. 'ln tourhequence, the Entirse be intepeltd to pursue was, to propose an Address to the Prince Regent; . praying his Royal flightless to adopt measures to secure to Spanish subjects th restitution of such property as had Teets adjdflieri to them by the decisions of competent tribunals.— Ile would, however, now give his opiuism, that it was the duty of Ministers. to see that all each (Ay= meats should he made out of the 400,00 a voted. Before lie sat down, there was one point on which he wished to he (idly understood. Ile was no ad vocate for the Slave Trisale,-lie rejoiced at the abo lition of it—and lie acktiowledgeel the•adviaii!ages the cause of abolition laud gained by the late Treaty. lie concluded by Moving— " That en humble Address be presented to his fi4yai Highness the Priare Itrgeut, humbly representing to has Ito's! Highness that it appears to this House that several Spanish satires, whose, yeast's were detained by 11r:th•li cruisers. and who liner judicially oloaisettseatestees of se. 'mino's, hare nut yet been . repoisessrd of their pioiterty ur its value: HOUSE OF LOEDS, WED9Esnyr, IfARCI: IN. Judgment was this day pennonncrd in the ease of e M.ketizie.—The opipiuu W the iurerior Caiwt wad 'Armed, without caws. CM!/IVEY SOTEPERS.. Ow the saolion of Lord Kenton, the evidence taken lie tire she Cumnslitee respecting the eundition of Climbing Buys was ordered to be printed. The Gritenktwt Fishery Oaths Dill was read the third time, sod passed. The metro elas I Iwo' rigreril in, 11m1 heave ..rIVIIII. Mr. 'firm, mored—" Thal there be 144141 totG.re the Honer. an SCCLIIIIIi of the etattl.iii.ltmetit of the Stotreket , iolle olw year itli the Salm les pant It/ ..41.111 Oine•r, ui•d the dep.'s. mitt luitem wilt re ittat-ed." After A feW Auld! Own ILIY111!NGTON, it W 24 Or dered, BANK TOR ENS. Lord Lterstroch having stove.' the third reading of the Batik Tokens Bill, said, that aa he uniletrannot some ohjrci ion lras intended to some elitist in it , lw was satisfied to have it entitled siltogellwr. This being done, the Bill was read the third tittle, and sent to the Conterbas with • message slating this al ienates. BATH GAS LIGHT. The Bath Css Light ein 'was lcad the third tint, ima maw. CURRENCY OF THE COUNTRY. Printed Lista of the Pref./eery Iravinti Votes will he reedy to be delivered at the Jbeak, on Mayday, the MI , ROBERT REST, Sac. N. B--Ry an Act peeled in the *gently Tear of the Reign of his resrnt Majesty, se Penes will be entailed to vote at the said Election oleo shall , not hare been Six Calendar Months poisoned, in his owe right. of the Ste* for which he shall thew give his Vete, entree the said Stork shall. hare been fevered. or ship yarn came by bequest or by ssarrisite, or by sureershus to an intestate's Male, or by the custom of She. City of latedon, or by any dead of wakes's( after the testis of any Person who shall have been eatitled fee .1 1 / 1 1 to the Dividends of such Stock. •/ 4 The Lords Amen. 'lnuit In the Ronk Torkesas RAI was takers into t eusidcratious, Mud agreill I. _LONGITI 7 OR AND NORTHERN PASSAGE. Mr. CIIOIIIOI innvrd thr Order of the Day for the thud reading of the Longttade and Northern I Passage Bait. .< Mr. Sattili was of of . ' that the vie new I memheri would be a valuable addition to the Hoard of Longitude ; he elnected to the anew:tore as one of permanent re..talatim i, tiering molting In do-- approve of in the T 'alieratiosi slow to Ire made. lie took the opporitmity, however, to state, that the emirs complairie.lot in the A nal ieal Alumnae!: were I 11V 110 anemia imputabli: to the Nleisiber of the lute ! 11.,0ra1. The Earl of LAUDERDALIi n►ovyd that there he laid on the table a►► Account of the quantity of crowns, half-crowns, shillings and sixpences, uuiied since the 6th January, 1816, fren► the Mint. The Noble Lord stated, that the production of this account out only preparatory to ■ amino, lie in tended to submit to the House MI the 13th► of April, relative to the general state of the currency ; his inquiry, however, :should nut be confined to either paper or metals, hut embrace them both.— He should at the same time submit his apprehen sions to the House, for he entertained some fears that in consequence of the present Mint regu lations, and the depreciation in the silver cur rency, it would be difficult, if not impossi 7 ble, to get gold to circulate in this coon try, and it would fall exceedingly severe as wall on the Bank of England, as on all other bank ing -houses, to be obliged to pay in u metal, which, from the regulations of the Mint, could never be brought to circulate. In submitting these opi nions to the House, he meant merely to give all outline of those points which he iiitentled to speak to at more length on the day he had proposed for the discussion ; nor had he any other motive in pro posing such a discussion, than it desire to hear the. opinioas of others, and to balunck them again►t his own. BANE OF ENGLAND, Mato 11, ISIS. THF. COURT of DIRECTORS qj the GOVERNOR owl COMPANY of lito BANK of ENGLAND sirs Nailer. That, on sod after the 19th of it web Isetsiit, the Rink will W-r•ofty to isirse to 'sae of the Bookers in L o u , Cur reit SILVER , COIN of the Resta to she Moosst of TWENTY THOUSAND POVNUS. is Rite*motto for BANE NOTES, provided smolleatioo be nada for the same before the sth day of Jell welt. I. BEST, Secretary. 'fire Bill was then read the third time, und patived. iIUSIC. • tiE Ikehlyosolowit;/ ewWoinventetl PATENT .11. BRITISH LUTE HARP& eleisitt Man lowironseoto %bleb produce all the effect of the Pedal Harp, altboseb not our-third the stire„loll will bur fo.o is sll oilier merle lielttleairalele.• are exceedingly deptviesiest foe Loylow that trareiriiber by Sea or land, and are very mon karst. To be only of E. lied, see. INaiie Profewor (Is. motor awl Patentee), 0, Foilry-plue u eamedislxoquars. This day io published. in Soo. price fu. rrHE DISAPPOINTED DUKE; or, the Admiral awl die Helms : A Pees. By PETER PINDAR, Esq. • Cl—ce--heav'm isepied.- 06 111 wed, I'll live no more to taimieaties, • Bat sake a 'frail, Is ay bad, . .A,; ASSESSMENTS OF SHOPS. 101(1 LA/H: EL LES wt►hed In ask the Right lion. Gesitleuruso rimier him (Mr. Vsonitta►t), whether it wus iu contemplatnin to grout any relief for a griev unce.cumplaiiied of in Petitions presented by him some time sitire, Gums certain • shopkeepers of Halifax and Leeds? The grievance ryas, that stisall shops rented separately from the houses of which they formed a part, were ussessrul together with the rest of the home, which made the rates fall Hindi heaSier on the shopkeepeis than in justice they ought. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER answer ed, that the Noble Lord must be aware of tilt:ex treme difficulty of iii.tking a separation of houses in the asseistmetats.—( Flue rensaisidep of his reply waa inaudible to us.) Mr. 'NON EY said he had been desiroui to have sonic understanding with the Noble LOU! Oo the course 10 be polemical respecting the Petitions. He haul hoped that ►omething would have been done to afford relief by the Right Hon. Gentleman. The grievance wus excessive—moue reintdy way loudly called for. Lord LASCEL LES explained. Mr. TIEaN►Y (WI we understood him) said, that in consequence of what hurt fallen Irma the Noble Lord, lie would not think of taking the wittier out of such able hoods. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS, E.VPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL-ONE MILLION. INSURANCES felling due at LADY-DAY will expire, unless renewed within After, days from that period. It is one of the asivaolsgra of Ow •Alltioa Company to the Politic, that it Imilds.mut oo professios of sitarist molts with those it lemma. Pathos* insured are sot liable to eit,ta, to make gtitod the lames of others ; a respensihility frovi which they cooldsist he One, If their lassranms ware accompanied with say prospect of bush Maria from profits. , Perstensinsaring ma the pima aregksll4 retort*, hare ken etilijoa he alio Aloft of tidy dritoplism onniellosel• The Compeey's rates soil eoredieleeetere of the mail ma amiable description : —s eienrolosie• le allowed to Solicitors, mid miser% effecting Ub Inoirseso l oda ovary facility is afforded,* which the Womb anvenineoe of the public may be pawned. a u WAIN= .11411TP11 0 11, Illetvetery. 4 t le. la Illosiaw.......semenp. 19th March, 1818. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Tire motion was then agreed to, and the Lords were ordered to be summoned for die 14th of April. Mr. Brogdesi; and others from the Commons, brought sip a Message stating that the House had aglyed to the Amendment* of the Lords, to the &hat Tokens Amendment Bill. The Bill for regulating the Tex on Horses em ployed iu Agriculture, was also brought up from the Commons.—lt was reed • first bine, and or dered for a second reading. The House theu adjourned. And serve sad gratify Use nation. ;,..t• • " thie at this nutmeat Puente! wd Withsisfeeitlias - TanW Ilk Warr, nom ; , • . Foe owl a pastas that 11104. . . Fur oust I eye, the dayleampsum" .. Loudon : Whited Am ; : id f a tAzi l ajt= ; "s Picradilly, and 31t, by all Houk seller% • f . !, ) ,, t pk , • - L. • " SOW • Thilr4irillolll4lolll44lllllloll49..issed, • aV IL);TIOrWRIDGKA ; • 1111147iiona ) ;I:iiilki Itte triA i IAII4/111' NUJ likladalin. wide - Ilt ally employed in the acquisition of this Seirmeo,ons Avoided. Ity F. FRANCIS, Private Teacher. 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M E. ,I ‘ I II) , ! A H ‘ I i •: F S . it et e t;o A it v it o E : r i f t :N DA NC oe E o. 4e i l is sot ses liaisons user INselos, J. J. Rousseau, Grimm, Dirk. tut, le Baron sl'H.:llsack, Saint Lau:beet, hlallasne d'H le tut et autnrs persossaws etNrhrls dh dix-huitiitare Ouvrage eruferswint an grand uunihre ale Lettses issedites de Grimm, de Diderot et de J J. Rousseau, Iraqis:4les ger vent d'eclaireisscineut et de correct:l' fux Coefessierba de is derairr. related fur Henry Culbura, Coudni s t street. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, Kitten 18. Mr. Caleraft, from no Andit Office, permuted certain pa pers, which were ordered to lie en the table. Mr. licactsvan a presented • Petition from certain inha bitant• of Liverpool, against the Liverpool Cu Bill. Mr. Tmomrsox prevented • Petitioci, signed by fervent thousand tuhabitaats of the loan of Kingstosi.upou.flull, praying an equalization of the Poor Rates, nod that ',hip ping and per:ttal property slight be rindered subject thereto. General TlllOlllll7Olll *OW rive no opinion on tlw first part of the prayer, but ibuisglit that to subject personal pro perly to the Puor Rates would increase the evil. Mr. PIROTUESOIt said the shipping could nut bear such as inermiliou. The Petstioo was ordered to be priuteJ, and referred to the Committee uu the Poor Laws. Mr. P. Moons presented a Petition from certain rib! 'coven of Coventry, complaining of distre,s, and prs‘ing fur new regulations in their waged.—On the motion of . the Hon. Member, it was referred to the Ribbon Wearers' Com mittee. -- - .- . A smiler Pelilliuls was preseoted by the same Member from certain watch and cluck-makera of the Mate Ogee, and on his motion, referred to a Committee. IRISH EXCISE LAWS. Geoeral HART presented • Petition from the parish of Clonkaw, in the county of Donegal, stating the unjust ex actions of Excise officers, sad the hardships they otifftweal by the p►esent Excise Laws for Ireland; which was ordered to he ups the table, and, together with another lately present. ed by him, ordered to be printed. He (Gen. Hart) said, that Wrote, of Evidence before a Court of Inquiry at Louduaderry, relative to the conduct of certain officers of Excise, having been at length presented to the House and 'bruited, he took that opportunity of statirig, from Iris own certain knowledge, that facts material to the information which he wished to be afforded to the House, bad been suppressed, and that it was not a full and current detriment, such as it was the duty of those who were bound to afford such information should have given. He should, therefore, after the remiss when • faller atteudance of Irish Members might be expected, bring this subject, as ales those of the Petitions now on the table, from use county he had the hodour to represent, under the cousideratiou of the House. REFORM IN PARLIAMENT. Mr. BIRCA presented Trillions from Harriagtun, certsii Inhabiting's of Liverpool, mid of Prinees'..sipiare, Notting. ham, praying that the elective franchise might be exteaded to all subject to laxalioo.—Ordered to lie ou the table. QUARTERING OF SOLDIERS. Lord PaLursgfog brought i• a Bill to Az the rater of aishaiateuce to inn-keepers and lathers fur the quartering of soldiers.-111 was read • brat time; and after a few words from Mr. &saw Lirgruitsi soul Lord PALMERSTON, it was ordered fur • accrual reading to-morrnw. FEES IN covars OP JUSTICE. Mr. Aseneaostso complained that the ti..conti Report *Me Comitsissiou appointed tu ioinirr into the Fees of Courts of Justice, Romeo Completed, had nut brew pretest. ed to the House. He must easels& it had brew wilfully withheld by Oldie whose duty it win to bring It op. To supply their tailor* of duty be would move, " Tint there be laid before the House lb, Second Report of the coin. mi.euierTh.pp,...o.4 to ', q uire into the Fees of Court. of Justice, respeniug the Court of Chewer, sad the Court of limes Lletielt." Alter a couvenaties %eleven Mr. AtEgCROMIT and Mr. G•ul.sule, the Repotf was entered. SCOTCH SAVING BANKS. Mr. ITN. Dinumas said, that the slate of Sirius Wink., as by the existing laws there established, had excited a very remit atternino throve' SeetlaWd. A Hill had' been very lately introduced law the House, fur the prinettiou to/ these LOA L ohserre.l, that the Cninnik blotters were obliged to go by tile Act. The re medy utio , t be by an alteration of the Art. lie would, at 1413i1 , ' future tame, tuove to refer the Pe fibrilla to u Co iiiii tittee. The ercond rest:jog of the Land 'nix Assessment Bill was pobtputwil to the 13111 SPANISH CLAIMS. Dr. Pitt !Jammu{ rose to suakt , his motion re lative to Spanish claimants, alio !tome obtaioostl sesstenee of seatitution from the Court of Admi ralty of vessels engaged its the Slave Trade, or of damages equivalent. The louse was aware, that by a Treaty c laded between Isis Britannia I has Catholic Majesty, the sum of 400,0001. loud been granted by this country to the latter Mu tated', in lieu of all claims by Spanish subjects for losses 111 the Slave Trade. This was intended to afford ind ty to sill who hail a reasonable de strand. But by a Petit' f a Mr. Page, an agent, then on the tattle, it appeared. that many individuals had entertained apprehensions of having their t loins regarded in Spain, and had nit plied to that House, in order that the reittences pro nounced in the Tribunals here might be enforced. All tl►e claims on this country committed three closets. The first comprehended those of persons who had been condemned by the Colonies, and laud beets too late for on appeal here ; the second con tained such cases where appeals to the Comte here were its prugreas ; the third comprised those where people were actually its possession of sen tences ofrrostitisison pronounced by our own Courts. His motion 'tool no reference whatever to she fir►t or second class ; it related solely to the third, He watt perfectly bee to state, that the King of Spans 'night (without any colour of a right to Sisteifere on our part) adopt what regulations his might think advisable. resuming; the elision* of Isis own sub jects. He rind not desire to trench on the right in the first or second class. It might be asked,, why lie would except the third ?—wloy suit (cave them to the justice of the thug of Spain? Ile would answer, became there were others concerned its the sati►flction of these claims as well MI that Poten tate. lit the liqustistsos► of them, the character of the country was at stake. The country hail pledg ed its Will to see all the claims settled, %WPC jus tice had beets reoigosised by insown Courts. From Use Petition alluded to. it appeared there had beets four cases its which sentence of resiitutiou had beets gurees; ivro in January. the third its May. the fourth in the beginning of I)eceisaber, ISI7. date of the ratification of the Treaty was the 47th of November. 'rise sentence of rest►►ution Was to br looked ens as the drove of it tribunal rPtiddislied by the law of. stations. It was not comm.:est wills ualiousl honour and the high post this comasy tuaintained antoug the na tiuus of the world, to sutler such a sentence to be a mere dead letter. Happily. the law regulating the proceedings of that nature between dillertut commits through all liiirope. did not proceed on abstract prion..iples of tight mid wrong. but bar( at tained. particularly 111 our loco, the etrbsiuty and precisitni of municipal. law) dud though it Nil "That they have punned the course presefibed by law for this realittition.;. and at a great taproom: • " That the House being deeply interested in flee invinta hilily of judgments pronounced is the competent legal in. stitutions of the land, rerunonsgads 40 Royal Highness the Prince Regent to take Me proper ►teps to give the par. ties aggrieved the full effect of the adjudications they have already obtained." Lord CASTLEREAGH was ready to bear the fn Pest te.tiinoity to the fair and clear manner in which the: Ilion. and Learned Gentleitum hit:idol:l this subject ler the consideration of the House, mid 1w looped he should have the satisfaction of rensrving the impressions under which the Nun. nod Learned Gentleman laboured, mid Convincing I • that the cases to which lie Order' by no awaits .innueached. the equity of the arrangemeitta with sPain. He did nut know:that the Hominid Leirsitd Gentleman would dispute the proposition that the Sovereign of one comitly was veiled with the . supreme authority. of entering into any composition or arrangement with the Sovereign of soother, on the subject of the clsima or rights of hii subject*, and Omit hm nail the power of either revoking or commuting them. The Sove reign was the repiesentative cattle State, and it ‘lls his imperious duty to watch over the rights of his sitbjecis, and see into the mode in which they were administered. If the Crown bad not this power; than there must result an endless litigation about individual claims, or et4oustlStat warfare on the sub ject with neighbouring st.,tes: , The Crown had, the right of making this arrungetneid, according to all writers on international law. But the corium' was lint left for discussion on its mere abstract ground ; far there were two cases iu point where the SoVerrigoi had Eirreised this sight. One was the Treaty of Vienna, in 1715. wherein it wins sti-, palmed that the King of Portugal should re ceive 300.0006 as a full satisfaction . for the claims of his subjects oils case like die present., l'lse other was the American Treaty of 11763. In that case there had bier's several suijistliiiiiitoss obtained in the Anserican,Conrta by British subjects, .fur 441 j 11, ries sustained by them glom% the was ; mid yet they, were all finally arranged and / vermeil by the stipu lations of the Treaty entered into between the, tiro Governments, and without individual reference in the judgments of the Murder's Courts. In that case, indeed, the Goveramem acceptejl t~oiri Ame rica a sixth or a 'seventh of tikatanitist of the actual r • losses of British subject's ; shout lioo.ttooL it' lie recollected right, was these tateu for . clairysof nem ly 6,000,0001. ; whereas id thqpreSedi. Treaty with Spain. the sum given vas tie jibe full extent a rem 11.. iteration of all the Chiles ofAllipartiat subjects fur the losses complained of.—(Hestr.)-&The 014 quer.- firm therefore Was (for the rigitt;t( the Sovereign an Make the arraugemeot was, lie ittipreliendedi Inssis— potable), whether the arritogsuneist was a wise and roper oeto for this counerg. 4 wasp ' , O course. 110 eetivideristints here, hug far the .If 'elf Spain hurl Knardad the rights of his own su lap cit. it was clear that the stipulation did Hot destroy, as ; . had hee.i said, the rights of the individuals in ol.tain redress, neither did it impeach the trilinnak before which the cases were pending ; It twilit to transfer the effect of these jittlgoueass to the Crown of Spain. It was worth considering, with reference to the judt.r,- H f' t~ i a