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• , 6 11- 1 - 1111111111111111111.(1)(1111.11111.1.111111111771111111.1111.11111.1111.1.111.111."................"....".—"..— r • ae ; t • • •• v.. ~ . 1 ; › • . 40 A• ot, I . • I L. , - IrlittOb r- ti • •• - • . . . • ... • 410 ' _ C . . LONDON, 'FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1820. NuMRRR 5439. • , „ ..;• t .e. r 7d. TH E. 4 TN R•ROY AL, DRURY-LAN B. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, May 1 2, hisMajesty', NenPante will perform ilia Tragedy of KING LEAR. long Lear, Mr. Kea. ; Dirk. of Ramrod,. Mr. M.Kross; I)..k t ul C 0 r0...1L Mr. ; Doke of Atiousy. Thompson; P.arl of r, Mr. Dol•ao.I ; of Kest, Al. P.pe; Eiltir, Mr. Rat; E.lntood. Mr. Bernard. Gwawlll. Mrs Glom.; Regan, Mrs. Egerton; Cordell', Mrs. W. West. To which will be added, 111th lime, • Broad Farcical Panto . inimical Drains, is Imo acts, entitled SHAKSPEARE VEIiSUS HARLEQUIN. Harlequin, Mr. Harley; Corporal Bounce, Mr. Cowell; elneoside, Mr. atli ie • Joe Snip, Mr. Moseden ' • Abraham, Koichi; Simuo, ' fir. °Oen" ; Force, Mr. Bowl!; Taffy, Mr. Hughes; Meieury, Mr. T. Cooke; First inslicr, Mr. Butler. Mrs. Snip, Mr*. Marlowe; Digly &sip, Madams Tastris; Sultry Chine. lire, Miss Puvey. - - The Doors will be ..penetl at Half-past Sis o'Cloek; the Per("groaner will curlew nee precisely at Seven. Boles 7s. ; &cowl Price 3s. 641—Pit 3s. 6sl. ; Second Price Ill.—Lower Gallery ti.; Second Price ls.—Upper Gallery h.; Seeosid Price Id. The Doe Onewisittliv open frees Merin till Five °Tisch ...Places to be taken a Se. Ihnbrell, eon nook-keeps% Tw.inerrow, Ding Lea►, with Tbr Bee Hive. On Monday, ►tnt Lrar, with The Lady and the Devil. On Traiday. au Opera, in which Mr. Brahmin will per brie. Oa Whit Piniday • new Tragedy, entitled Virginias, or The Fall of the ikeemviri, iu iebkh Mr. Krim will ansialn the principal character. ?NBA TRE-RO YA 1., COV IMITGA RI 1 EN. THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. May 12, will be Wed Sisaltopestes COMEDY OF ERRORS. lo Fly. Att•—withSontr, DIN., Glres. sad Choruses, St. keyed entirely from bus Plays, Poems, and Sonnets. %Minus, Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Eg• rton ; on, Mr. Chapman; Autipholis of 14ilsesus, Mr. Disruset ; Anstplsolis of Syrneti.e. Mr. ; Dionnu sof Ephesus, Mr W. Farreu ; I)ronsio of Syrarivo., Mr. Liston; Aiseto, Pr. Clare mons; Poach, Mr. Berney AhDers, Mrs Faueii; Admits*, Wes Stephens; Luciana, Miss M. Tree; Leans Sirs. T. Nill . . -• •• • %Valk lbt mived I rierlud• (wrilleo by v. Celina's, the Elder) . . called VIE MANAGER IN DISTRESS. Shearer, Mr. Chapman; Blist!..ton. Mr. Blanchard; to the Pit, Mr. Contour ; Lady in the Borter,•Mra. Uit senisort ; Gemlt wait en the Singe sod in the Buses (with era dud various Imitaiions), Mr. Yates. Mier whirls, the Budrita of MIDAS. Jupiter, Mr. 1. Ivaser ; Pun, Mr. Eme►y; Apollo. Mr. Du►uset ; Midas, Mr. Lision ;!elm, Mr. Taylor. Myria, Mc,. Limon; Daphne, Min. Sterling; ;Iris, Miss M. Tree. The Doors will he opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and the Play belch. at Seven. Mixes 75.; Second Price 31. 6.1 —Pit 3s. II.; Second Prim Sts.—froiver Gallery Se.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gal lery ; Second Price id. A Private flux mar he burl for the season, or nightly, of Otandeo, al lb. Box office. Tir.seorrow, Hrn►i (boom. with Honest Thieves. On Weems'slay sill be produced, first time, a new Tw rib, edh d or The 1.4 i-ration of Rustle. 012 Thissee, sill be preihretel.. first time. s sew Nosiest Ilesosh w fa lire peas esikil The Jiasthe d Bothwell Brig. THEATRE a ANATOMY, MEDICINE, ese. Slerhris•atreet, Great Marlborough-street.—The SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES at this SCHOOL gilt bruin ois slu• fallowing d.r• Anatomy, Phy.iolugy, sud Surfrry, by Mr RROOKES, FR S. Icily, at &Tea ia the Muruing, on Thursday, Jam 1. Thaaaeriunra as usual. Chemistry, Matteis Medics, he. daily, at Eight in the Merino!. Tltrac'y aed Preeliee of Physic-, at Noe, Irish Examies tll,lll4 by D►. AG ER, oto ?Ilooday, June 5. Three COVIIIRO are green every year,e3ch ores pyieg Dearly four months. Further portieulart nosy be known of Mr. Brookes, at the bears; or Dr. Agrr, GO, Margaret-street, Cavendish win NC. Tli ll ItS DA Y NEXT. WIFT and CO. hrve the pleasure to state'. 117 that. notoubsianding One Fourth of t►e Tickn• of the present Lottery have been drawn, the Wheel yet cwUtalaa 4 Prises of .110.000 making £llO,OOO 2 Ditto of 1:1 4 0,0 1 i9 4 Out° of £l, O OO ••• • • • £ 4 . 000 Coon& and Money, also 88 of ,001., 4004 icc. Ice. in the whole 70 Capital Props, tu a4dation to them of entailer •rime. The next day of Drawing is THURSDAY, the 18th Instant. when TWO of 10,0001. mast be drawn. The Tickets and Share; are Neiling N Nu. 11. Poultry ; 11.„ Chariejt.ettoq ; and 3/, *l.lcate Hiy,ll.atreet ; the Old sod forts•aatte•Offieett of SWIFT and CO. I(u pru RES verdiir. andr.ilsetolly CURE D. s .om, nr ii.ieriiiptiois Si. the usual avocado's*, ul Ihp P..1'191 ; 11.1 try Mtge use of iftOllolllS which long e‘lrerwro'r• l ons proved o , r be ineffectual, boot by a Course of Er. medor -- tiv. DD Fut' it, Sergeoss to the Disraniau Dispels. sir, fur the Care of Strictures, sod sole Proprietor of Da. eau's Medicated Boogies, titters himself fleet the following Artemattun ;picket's' from a great number, contained in his 'I stylise not the Radical Cure of Rupture) or.. be considered as satisfactory evideuce of the Lies :—" Parish of St. Am, Westminster. Workhouse, holy 16, 1819. We, the Over. seers of the Poor of this Parish, du hereby certify, that WiL lista Guslieg, and Charles Moore (one of the pour now in the Workhouse of this Parish), being severely maimed *ids Raptures, were sent by us to kir. Dufour fur the purpose of cure: ra e wiry short space of time they were both porrfemly cured. Winsome oar hauds--ThoinasTomkinme, J.Mosore head, Witham Wyatt, William Boovroley.".—Temises, SOW. infected in theiii prinripks, ale kept on gale, as they are rueatially woeful during the Course of Ressiedism. *ace (arm Ter Ow Forr, sad from Seem to Mire, Mt- lies * 4lS ell itreMs thisriatrest. • . MR . T n„_ JOUR wooLFIT. 1 ... _,.,,,,. (7,- bisset•osailtsi, he. mum reapiresfallp Oiliness his i Fehessh amid the Pablir. that agreeably hi their Arlie Its of Partnership, a DISit)LUVION has tither place brsweeri him and Mr. Tortes. 4nd that he has It EMSIVt..:i to those • dill esiahlisheil and enasnimlions Premise*, Nee. 3, hi. l':iu I's i Clthriels-yard..—Mr. W rashest's ibis isprorsrody of re : sensing his grateful Thaelis to all his Friends for thrir i - tied Psirousie during his hoe Parinership ; and by the •t -teatime and punctuality wish which he will he reahlrit to I ear-cute any Orders initialised to Isis care, he h.tpe a to 511- ! sure their flower commie& —The favour of Out, iump..ft- I lox his arrossieuest a Frohiousibly Furniture will be grraily .1 , 'sweated. pUINUANT to • Drerrr of the Mei, Collo of ehanre.•, made in a Case wherein JOHN W01:- STER ('HANDLER is the Plaintiff, ai.d ELEANOR ARMSTRONG, Wtelow. and others, are D. reildnols, the Creditors of WILLIAM SEXTON, lute of Young's Wire, air Yunise's boil(buts, leilinglem reed, in the moonlit of Mid dlemen, Gentleman (wins died smear 210 November, 1803), are forthwith to come in and prove their debts before- Pram eis Peal Straiford, ofor of sky Maiivers of alie said Coon, al hes 018101110,10111ollnenor000 Chaa. my Ivor, Lonehm, or in dermal theieof they will be 're cleand the bandit of the said DOefre. R. POT rs, Plairtirs S4licitor, Serjeasa's-Inn, Fleet secret. MATCHLEKS WHEEL.—NEXT HURSDAY. CARROLL. CONTRACTOR 4 .. of .. £30,410 . 1 ('nowt, 2 . 10,000 Consols 4 ........ 1,0./0 al ones 4 ...... Consols 10 IV 14 ..... 200 Moro y 20 . 2llO Consols Besides the full proportion of 1001. WI and 16/. Prism TWO .... P. tars of £lO,OOO Al east he drawn the Vrsi Five Morales N FAT THURSDAY. Warranted Vudrus h Tickets - ant Shares are Selling by CA ItlittlL. Cowl...tor, Nu. 19. Corohill, and 24, Oxford. Slitol, Loudon, übu Shaltd 3.1.1 Sold, its the lasi few Youths, 2 387 YO elnu! 7 . c03 S 000/ 706 21.000/ ...2,0001. 4.163 20,0001. ke. CARROLL Shared sod Sdd rou it Capital Prizes that errs dreisu the First Dat, 2711, April. IMLEREX. AT the t; EN Ell A I. QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE of our Lord the King. holden in and for ils• County of Nll In)LESEX, at the Send... Muse for the said County ;by siljoisiiintirsit), on TUESDAY. she 9 th day of May, in the Cat year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Foisith by the Grace of God, of she United Knorik•os of Great Britalo and Ireland. King, fie fender of ilie Fob , before Froiteis Const, Edmund Col leen!. Saosuel Pinkie, Richard Holmes, E•oisires, and ethers their Fellows, Justices of our said Lord She King, assigned to keep the. Poen in the CONDI y Iritreflaid ; and •Itin to hear and determine divers Felonies, Treviso's, sad ether Misdesisessors,ersisimitied in the same County. In pursuance of an Art of Pat liametit, made and passed in the dm too nib year of the reign of his late Majesty, en tituled " An Act to empower the Magistrates therein men tioned to settle and regulate the wages of persons emploved in the Silk Maisufarture within their respective jurisdic tions," of omoher Art of Kirltament, made and passed to the Illorty,.. cowl year of the reign of his late lajesty, co titukil "Au Art fur extending the provisions of an Act made in the thirteroth year of the 'roc., of hi. pre.. sit Majesty, entituled 'Au Act to eiiipow•-: the Magistrates therein town. teemed to settle awl regulate the oozes el persona employed in the Silk Manorminer within their respective jorisdic lion.; to M iiinfactorie, of Silk mixed with other materials, and for the more moat piiiii•dintriit of Boyers and lie esteem of s.'k, put toined and riot). sated by persons employed in the manure. litre littera," and A iso of a eertain other Act of Parliament_ iseitte and palmed ill the fifty-first ye:te of th e , ri ,„ 1 „4 „ : „. 1 141 , Nl±sty, entiteiled "Au Act to amend two Art, of the thirteenth stud thirty second years of his present M:;jesiy, relating to the wages of persons em ployed to the S. Mmufaelsoe." The Justices here present, upon •ppliralitio made la them for that pairpeAr, having proceeded to take into link consideration the wages and price* for the wink of the Journeymen soot Journeywomen: 'ravers *Host the County of Mioldlestx, do,heit by settle, regulate, order, and elisclare, Moe nines and ileitis of work of lite Jouritryineu and Juurneywomeis winking within the Coons, of Sli.l•!leitex, to those branches of the Si;k Matiu• factures called Royal Florets on Stage illarnesa or M0n010g . .., to be paid fur as In, the Scheiltale h. renader writtru, is more partiesilarly niei:tioneil and empresses!. Aud the said Justices do further order that notice hereof be gives My promote tool ;publishing the same throe times in the twit U.iity Newspapers d The Morning Post and Tnt BRITISH I'RISA, within the Pow.- of fourteen days neat after the neAk mg Iles order, end all Weaver, and their Jour neymen and Jourueywuraeu are hereby strictly required to übserve the same. By the Court, SE LBY. The Schedule above referred to, THREE THREAD AND FOUR THREAD FLORET'S ON STAGE HARNESS OR MOUNTURE. Three Threads nuide sinzleur doable iM Ote Irish cut by the illoral part a( s (I..nt 1,000 or nudge, 20 ittebes ue tinder, 15 Inmate or curds ur under, per P. d. used 18 to 21 limos or cords . to 30 31 to 41 43 to 60 81 tu 00 91 to 120 121 to 189 151 to 160 . 9 o. 2 2 181 to 210 211 to 240 241 to 300 ...... ••• •• • ......... • 2 9 201 so 360 $6l to 428 . 2 421 to OM .. Fur every 1011 turd, or starch..., ',lure eXtra 0 4 Fur every HOW the reed rxts It it evwerl 60 thmt. to 1... paid s. 100. One shoot to the line with now shuttle, WO ;hoots Of notler to the inch, fur err, y Itl ■hot. extra 011tootal tt ci 6 shoots to be raid NA to. T.) be allowed Lair a. massy more brocklers or Saabs' au eutds up lu 150 r • d.. And shove 150 cord* to lw allowed one 111114 wore bracklees or leshes than there are cotds. For tatty 10 or tinder, wore extra To lac allow/ea w work back cards and forwards in a regular Course. If worked with a simple, clone . From 20 to 411, tnehe. , I,Vin or under, extra From 22i to 17 iocht a, 1,400 or nods, extra 11 any of Use above works be emote 4 thr.a.ls is the res.!, and cut by She North part of a 41 , 411, to be paid rains per yar,l Jest oultiOto .1, price tn. Buts. H ENRI QUA l' Ufa tit, P 4,11 in the Olden Uy TanicusipiATON. Egg. Author NW* 11 ties rilpaiii"—" Cot, We the Hirart 4eltr"—" Toiroirrt Country," Sce tutted r.r Sampson LON 4?, Limb's Condnituittroil. Futoollinc Hosyi .I. 1 his day I. pakell4bed, sa oar vol. Oro. she &cowl Erin'.,, reword and euositirrably angosroird, ssf N 111,.10RY .1 41 utiA %INIF,DANIS‘t, A. comprising the Lire ■641 Ch4rscser of slot Arabian P.uphert, and merrier* Arrows'r of she Empires fossorird by slir Molsammodan Arms; ma, /*gutsy 'situ sise Thrology, Liserisurr, and Vosges of she Nlastissmar, wills a 50.r.4 she prra•st talent owl Sollutuct of ibe Mu- Imenrordass K. Goon By CHARLES London : Eroded for B ark, K.ug.bury. l'arbury. era Allen, BosAtrllera so the Honourable East InJiii Cunspuoy, Lradesshall.strert. Tisk day ••as publiablitti Caleb. prier 11la W b•ar.ht l ADtC I'ION ARY t.l iMe recuuxitings of 'be ITALIAN LANGUAGE; being • Culler. lion of Ai niences from the nso«. a l •rsruvrd Aorburg, putigullari•ing thou. Verbs, We l a, &C. +bids g d.fterents Mutt& awl Caw•; (wining • Supple...ill In ail oilier Italian Dictionaries. By M. BANTAGNELLO, Author of " A Grammar nit Eitriciscs,r " The Italian Nearby," Sic. Printed for G. and W 11 Whittaker , Longman, Hurst, Reer,l.li me. and Bruno; and H. Cullman' Mid 6 . Tins Wurk may be considered as lbw finits sir Inuit and successful experience in r. moving the amiable difficulties that obstruct the poen mof and fur which nii remedies are Su be Intend n. She must elaborate Dictionaries ur Grismosars."—Nme kluectlity Maga. stow, helium,' 1810. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST PATRICK. Al' ..is EX MAO - ft - MN RV NEE I ING of the COMMITTEE of this iNsrovuTioN, held at the Virginia CollTer.l'uou, COrtillilll, oo Wednesday, the 10th of May. MVO; THOMAS BAI . I I / 4 1ittl oGE, Esq. T rev, in the aisle; It welt Umentraowity Resolved, Thnt this Coninsitter moat fe►vently participle in the rapturous gralilmlr uttotifeslett et site •unteeraury foams! ou &Ai ortlay, the eat instant, for Ike KtNG's b3ssne,les% (MA HMI to lilts Charity, io his Nlttie.tty'u must gracious sums. ▪ of If 'smut es Peron, in supply ■ 41, 'tit ntion deem. ed orreparetile, sod which, indeed, nothing could reptile list the suspicious eundeseensinn which is 114 re as reverently PlAllUlPlc•lgeit as it is indelibly Gls—That this sentiment is illfilltiely 'oculist-tied hy the wholly unexpected revert...oy of an estta hundred guineas, fur the present year. beside that susual donation of is like slam which ht. f r eely B o on furs his p►e. trust Thijesty, in all furlitnes. for re than ■ quarter of a cent's. y, its aid of thee In ilitution—consitouting altogether, Pt the present Ins 'sit, the nannifieent contributimi of no Ic•s a total than Two THOUSAND RIGHT HLtDRtD AND TIMMY /11111 rounos! Cellos Wilted Vtlllll4l bP the beasts opine which suck unparalleled munificence could fill of its due impression. It tins (nether revolved, That a copy of the following Subscriptions, together with the Dunk and Circular for the present year, he sent to each of the persons therein men ; atilt an earnest request, that, if any meter he found in the sums, er in the 118111110 or designatiums of thereof may be eirtr•e*ed to the T re. r, ur to the Committee, thimigla their Secrets, y, in order to per fect the ClLaCtlleall uud publicity always aimed at in this lusii- IV B Almost all these sums are i■ additium to divers as- terior cuuiribishuas. f. S. The King's Amnia' Gtft 105 0 Emir' for this year, on his Maio ry's Most Gracw n • noininatross alms:- self as Perron - 105 0 hi rs. Palmer, West %inlet,' Collage Tlie Prrsidesil fur the present year, she Right Hon. George Canning so 0 The. Duke of Wel lington, K G. Pre ' sidesit Elect 105 0 The Duke of Leinstcr 21 The Slaiquis Laos. down - The Marquis of IDmenshire . 21 0 The 31.dquis of Or - moody, K P. The Slarq.lisConyng. ham, K - 20 5 The Earl of Shrews tom y gid 0 The Earl of Derby 20 0 The Earl of Darnley 20 0 The Earl of Reecho. rough (Aren.) 5 0 The Earl of Clauwii. RS 0 haus 25 tt The Earl of Clouniel 20 0 IP. Earl Whitworth, G.C.R. IV 0 The Earl of fll►si:rton 21 0 Lord Viscouut Mel •rake (Ann) 10 10 Lord ViseonntCastle. reagli, K.G. Lostl Viscount Her. a. • Sir Eden. Nagle, C.B. 10 0 A. B. an Irishman 30 0 Masai" Dllllsoll, Esq. MP. 20 0 Lietst.-Colonel F. W. Trench, M.P. Stratford Canning, Esq. 5 5 Ede. R.'foinno, F.sq. 2b 0 Gurrard Callaghan, Esq. 20 0 Finch .ludinsion, Esq. 21 0 Joseph H. Bradshaw, Esq. 21 0 A. De la Litannvette, Major E s q . 21 0 g —lllllllfil 10 0 Ed.. Thomas Bain bridge, Esq. 10 0 Chas. 51`Garell, Esq. 10 0 Jo,. Dupre Alexander, Esq. - 10 10 George Diliwyn, Esq. 10 10 John Deacon, Esq. (A 1111 l sal 21.25.) 10 10 RA. C Krr, Esq. 10 0 %Meshed Keesie, Esq. (Annual) 10 10 Rich. Wellesley, Esq. (Anneal) 5 0 A. B. St. Leger, Esq. (Annual) 5 0 Patrick Parse, Esq. (Annual) 5 0 John Slegg, Esq. (Ass.) 5 5 Dan. Callaghan, 0, 1 . 5 0 lease Walker, Esq. 5 5 I L. Alexander Esq. 5 5 Arthur C. All u Esq. 5 5 James Lase, E sq. • 5 0 W. F. Greville, Esq. Brutus street 3 tt b. floes (Amt.) 10 10 turd Filszerold 10 10 Lord Arthur Hill 10 0 Lord Clifton . 10 II lord UuuAary . . 10 0 bird 191 le 5 0 The Hi. lion. sir B. 111 nwlirld~ C.ll. The RiKLI 16m. Cul. Geu. C. Harvey, E.q. b 0 Ar►bur Tegarl, Esq. b libuse Bake, Fig. 6 JIM. Javier', Ebq. b 5 Oliver Latham, Esq. 5 0 Hayti mil Burke, Esq. S C. H..funenhava, Evq. 6 • Dr. Tiviana H ume 2 2 Rev. Dr. tiotadvard 2 • 10 10 Smte.. M.P. 21 0 Hesiry Halley, Earl. 2 2 The Hon. Geis. (MO 10 0 Philip Gowan, E.q. 3 3 The Hun. Grot.Taylor 21 0 Joseph Willman., Vol. 3 3 Sir Gerard Noel, Bart. Collection at the 10 0 Ta4les, awl for Sir Compton Doan- Tickets Gold, 1661. As. 13J. sill% Bait. M.P. 20 U •Lrgaryol Bold Barr. Sir Matt. J. Tierney, roarea,Esii.dreilowd Bert. • 50 I (afierdeituctincloll. The Friendly Brothers tor duty) 450 0 of St Patrick, per 'Colonel Capone - 20 0 £1,x54 13 0 • Accurilio• to the well •Alvieed cuttealiun of the Richt Honourable I t evident, at the late Festival, the meson. a of Mr. Borsowea, or the Hoopoes hie Juwithau Dowse, and of Mi. Han kiwi, shad, fur 11w future, be iticorporaded •iih She staridni,t toasts of the Celebration. All Well-vrieheni to the Charity Ilisix.red to follow the excellent example of Ibise woi thy Per.lllll,4,w k ii haul in MC *lx. of the pf 'lard book, • form of bequest wizah may facilitate the effectuation utlhese pious iuteuisons, Ist averu,siren. „By. O rd e r sb r y C: . MICHELL, Searet•ry. • 40 0 21 0 21 0 50 0 IMPIIBIAL PA ICLIANI:NT. MdVSE OF COMMON*, Tatelgthy, s'*T 11. A gnat ver;rly of business of priehltesaiure area hem. acted. 331. AND OF ANTIGUA. Mr. Alderman ►l'uuo pndurirted a WISONO fres ea indiri• dual of thr flans. , a 1\'1114411 settedeat he Antigua, mating that employnseat tumid .4.1 be fumed fur all the slaves within Wel ...land, and orayirof Are kaM la remove them —Read guilt Ia Id MI I lel' fable. AGRICUI.TURAL DINTS'S& Mr . T presenied • Pettit.* tame fbe Oeenpiers of land in the curing, of Cornwall, eumplaitairsg of the great distress to 'Oriels the agrienharal interrat one reduced, nod praying measures amber. Mr. l pre .Ird tee Prlitiose le the same effect, fruia the Agrrraheri•la of bur aetsliire. Mr. 11.1tmoot.o wowed • Peidm, In the users purport, Gore the Oervpieto ur Lind in the county of Wwewirt. Sir B. KNATCNIBUIJ. prF. U,lPdn.iwilor Palettes front the Oeswpirro of L• 114 is ihr uriihbourlowniN Frwarehat. 'Two oimilar Prillielle were presented fiiihrthe CU* OM of Land in the neisiiiimirlosinicif Ashford. Mr. HUNVWDOD resented one with doe snmseobjeet from the Owners of Land in th ly of Kent. They were all ►ead, laid on Hos table, and ordered to be printed. NEW POST OFFICE. Sir W. Cuivets b rought up the Report of the Committee appunited to exa eee ie ie into the matter of the Petition presented trim the Lord Nayo►, Aldermen, rod Corporation of the City of London. for an ardrl 111 l oral grant of money to complete the Intruded new I'u►t•Office—sad to impure how far the ordars of the House had been complied with, in relation to the said building, by the l'etitirnwrs-- and moved that it be teferred to r Committee of the whole Iltause. 31r. H. krusi•Eit said that it seemed that voles a auto that, two hundred and forty thousand pounds hod been expended in merely clearing the site of the new building, and the City of Loudon now came forward to the Mitre with a new application for a *um of our hundred thousand puuuds, thirty-three of which was io be charged on the Orphans Vaud. It should never he forgotten that that Ruud was principally supported by a tax on coals imported into the City of London. It amounted to thirwen shillings god four-pence • chaldroo, and Gained a guest addit I preioure, not merely on the iuhat►i tauts of the n►etropulu, but those of all the surustud ing couroirs who were supplied with tlw article from thence. He could nut lolls looking on the thing as a job, and lie thought the House would do tuu much if, after havi n g gr n ►ted 140,000/. for a spe cific purpose, un ra• l 11l Hies laid before them, and alleged to be accurately made (but which lir. Mr. H. Sumner, had reprobated at the time), it should now, v.itharut the strictest scrutiny, consent to enlarge the grant to an extetit of no less than 40 per cent. He said that the Hou,e world not do ►ts duty if it merely referred this Repot' to a Coot. aritteeof the whole House, instead of causing an account of the mode in which the sums already expended had been ■pplied to be land before a Select Committee. He should therefore muse as an amendment to the moron of the Hon. Baro net, that accounts of the application of the sums already cxpendrd should be laid before the Homo., and that the. Report should be referred to a Com mittee up stairs, where the particulars of the trans action might he properly investigated. Ou recon sideration, the Hain. Member said, 'het it was ma necessary to move fur the production of the ac counts, as a woman to that effect had been before made by another Member, and moved as ass sineard mein. " That the Report be refereed to a Select Committee, to whom it .hould he referred to exa mine into the raccoon's of the sums already ex pended, rod the estimates on which it was ptopo►rd to make additional grams, and to report their obser vations thereon to the House." Sir W. CuuTie said, that in submitting the mo tion which lie haul, he had only followed the rules and orders of the Hume. He believed the floe. Member who made the amendment was pet fectly well informed how the money had been expended. Unfortunately, us in most cos• a of that knid, the SUM originally wanted had taut gone far errougli— ( Laughterj—to winch a variety of corcurnatances had contributed. Prospective arrangements had been made, but unfortunately no money was left to carry them tutu effect. The Howie was then about to divide on the amendment, but • Alderman WooD rose. To the motion of the Him. Member fur Surrey he had not the least ob jection. As bur the tea tttttt ahem of the accounts, that had been gone into in the fullest extent pre viou.ly. Accounts of the applicat of 900,0001. of the money had been boil before the House last Session. The Hot,. itletnuer had often laid its complaints before the House of the tax to winch lie had adverted, but never succeeded in making any impression.*—(//ear.)—He talked of jobs, but he wondered were there no jobs in the county of Sur rey ? The burden imposed on the Honourable. Gen tleman's constituents would be one shilling on each. and to be paid when ? at the end sal thirty years. So that tins was all the increase. of tax they would have to pry fur the Po.t.u(fice mod the opening of a whole new street to the mirth; fur it was hot-oiled to open a new ot.ert for the purpose of bringing inter view one of the finest buildings its Loudon, SI. Paul's Calltedinl. The duty in question annually coat the City of Loudon 12.0001. end they were the only sufferer, by it. Iti tact, the additional sum required was not near YU much as was supposed, for it was computed that 27,000/. would arise by the sale of property when for new edifice should be completed, winch was to be deducted from the 100,0001. The causes of the expenditure having gone beyond that eats mated, might easily be replanted. Our of these was, that a vast port of the grumid necessary to be purchased having been church 'property, the tenants th o ught iliernstiver, on that account, entitled to • ' swath larger compensation than tit cases of tither toupees, and tits juries had allowed darns 13,000/. or 14,0001. above the calculations in the estimate's. and by the IllifTertlea. • But so little was be appre. . 1 5 0 hensive of examination. that he thought 'oohing more desirable than a Select Commuter. The CtissecttLoa of the EXCNIVVINt ton& that it sac allowed MS 011 be &s IMt tX..letesti...l 0 111 desirable, but be thusttlit the atuesoltnent usinsusi. 4 „ if loot tor-Kolar, • . The Stitatout tfid not consider the saneioluseet • irregular tat Its object. tho ug h th en , as . pi et. r i m y irregolarity in its terms which nosed thtrefote re quite site, sitou. After at o ne essneerastion brtweto tho SPEAKS& awl Mr. SVIINER Sir W. entre!, withdrew his Clot Ot ; 111(1 that amendment, after havistg ofitlergo•c t•rtb al alteration, was carried as so ortgistal otottoo, mid the Committee was appointed. ARRANRZYCNT OF TIAYSINF:s4. The CH A liCal.l.oll .4 the EictitAts It. toloserv-41., that a mot iiiii of the Noble Lord u l pie.ine (Lord A. relative to $4 suipoi,it went of • Baran of the Ilitactiespser i.e Scotland. strool.for this evening. However. Ise felt hinsi,ll loader this necessity of applying to the Noble to post poise it, in consequence of the sb.ence, u ce.t.i tm . ad by indisposm 11111 l of the Noble f.rod .(C.-s -tlereagl)). Ills Noble Friend had ioilidred the hope of being able to attend Ihis not fowl(' his health sufficiently seaesialil.iilted, bat he had every ressoto to expect that he rio uld be isa • his place on Monday. He was soy ttre Home would not refuse tlos courtesy to his N..Lolt• Ftiroul. Lord A. Haatturon said, that :Jeer what had r 411,., from the Citatsiellur of the he Omuta sorry to persevere to.si bc ht. In co roeut however, to postpone the inutiois till .‘t.niclosy, it would he on the cettelitioo that it should taker pees-defier of all other business. The CHANcEI./.oa of the EXCHEQUHa a-4d, that so far as depended on himself and nls cullea4ves, ptec e deur e idtould not be refts.rd le tile ;01.tinit; hut he could not answer that some ulonscle might not arise from tither Mon. Members. who had busi ness tilted for the same soi:,:ht, Lord A. HAMILTON thought when he case no. Vice of ins motion fors copy of the ati,4o.iirneitt of the fourth Barton. that it was calculated to draw itsto quest and discup.ion the props lel of the appunitiurtit Si,sre that lie had learned titst there were Members who might vote for or against the proditctiou of the paper without red . ..truce to the merits of the case. It vita his itstenttoa, dietetics., so to shape his motion, on Monday night, as to pre. elude that, by making :t invoker ilt- reel rurritas-ts The notice was thou postponed till 111,uulay. QUARTER SESSIONS (ESSEX). Admiral HARVEY lorweited a PCIIOO,I frost oartiirr of Magistrateauf the county of Basalt, pny. ing that there might be a diviriou of the Quiet Serious Gar Ewes, between Chelmsford and Cosh cheater. He said, that of the Mrgirtiotea rani) had • right to preside at the Sessions, four to 005 were in favour of the alteration. Mr. D. HARVEY believed that the number was not more than two to one, and argued, as we att. de-stood, against the object of the Petition. Admiral HARVEY replied, that the number was twenty-two to five, which was more than four to o u r. DEPRESSION OF TRADE. Mr. S. WORTLEY 'mil, that use Ukase hod heard many prtiti 111 l s read during the evening, cunt plainirsg of the distressed state of the agrscultorst interest. lle had now a petition to preaent from one of the most opulent manufacturing villages in the %V, at Kidiug of York, ciiiiiplaniang Of the dreadfully depressed condition to whirr) trade woe reduced among them, atiriblitiiig it in a great mwore to the late duty Sin wool, and preying it repeal of it. The lion. Gentleman than read a, extract from the peti.ion. for the porpo-e of illns trailing its allegations, which stated, that out of population of seven or eight thomaiid persons. 'lur ing a certain period lielleldeell hundred had nut earned inure than eleven-pence a-week. The petition was then read—it wee from the reer ' chums and manufacturers of Kirk Menton.—Laid vu the table, and ordered to be printed. ELECTION PETITIONS. The SPEARRit inquired whether any Geutlenuto had election petitions to present. and lu that cape invited them to come to the table. The vast nut:, • her of petition* which immediately poured irs the table from all quarter* excited an universal The following Petitions were then presented. Compleiuiug of the return made for the following placer :-- Truro, conaplainine of a doable return ; Bishops Cootie, complaining of a double return ; P 1111 l tirld, against th , retorts ; Ipswick—to he taken into consideraitou 13th June next; St. Ives—to be taken into euriahler•lina llitsJene neat ; Town of Nottingham—to be taken Sato coosideration 20th Jose seat ; from Boyce Combe, Esq. comptaisiog ut the retains fur the City of Westminster—to he takes into cuusidrratiou on the Volls Jane next; from Maidens** and Cambridge—to be taken into consideration on r Idioms Neat ; Colchester, mi the27th June; Wootton Bassett nu the MK June; Elgin, on the :tub Jose; from %V. Croivlsett—Lo hr taken into comideratiou 25th Jane nom ; Gianthsen —to le• taken into consideration 4th July next; Cleorr ; on the 4th July neat; Wallingford, on the 6th July seat; Aberdeen . out the Gth July next ; Rldhorouch cYork), on the 1 tub July Heal; Bossitiey, ou the 11th July seat; Trey's", oir 13th July tom. Mr. SPEARRR sight that ilecurding to the order% of the House, Elect 1111 l in which easy plainto were mole ofduulal returns, must have per. cedency of ell others. After some conversation on the days find. in winch Mr. WTNII bore a part. it woo fixed that the Petition against the reittru for Bishops Castle should he taken into consideration on ter :10th May; and that against the return far Trutt, on the lat June nest. The Petttipti - frotu Peters6eld was against o Measlier returned for two Owes. and had priority invading to lilt mkt% of the House 'text after Pr tin.. cum I. turning of double returns; it wee there fore fixed to he satins into consideration on Toss dot the 6.h ofiJaile Mr. amens presented a Petition Ginn W. , . 4 „ . 4..4 le V . , . , I~ •• '7 :r • ._.... . g SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. rinfilS . EVEN !NG, FRIDAY, May 12, A. the Iry Agoo-Melo-elratnatie Piece, entitled DION A LI) M•CLEA N. Or, THE HIGHLAND ROBBER, In which the Dug Chyle. will go throech his woodeefol ptifmrnstiris ; to inisieloile with the REAL WATER tit. EN I.RY peculiar to this Theatre. The New Melo-drama of THE MAN 01' TILE BLACK FOREST, irtrenaittg nightly in iittraetion, will hr repeated. And in the costae of the Erenioc. Comic Sump by Memo. Knight sod &ebbing. Doors opeo at Half.past Five, Performance to commence at Halt-pot Six, to LUSfilide at Half-past Tew. Plano fir the Boxer piny be entre of Mr. Sleek, al the Boa.oMee of the Theatre, every day from Tao till Four **Clock. Places kept till Serest. Bones 46.—Pit t,.—Gallery Is. AO& ow.. rug