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4 111 " l e Prili16 . , , 40 0 7• % '5• mai y. • • . 4 ' g . • 4,- t - tV 4 I ;rt. 1F) t 9.9 re f o. . • • e'Pe" vowels& 2290• SATURDAY, AY 26. 1810. VAUXHALL, MAY us. rHE Public are moist respectfully informed. that *ere Gardena having undergone very rouvulerable craws% id ierruvrevento, WILL OPEN, fur tbr MEA. as MONDAY, Julie 4, with a SPLENDID GALA, bounor uf Hee Mujesty'sßulb-Day.—Admissiou ya 6d, _ GUILDHALL, LONDON, Mar 24 1819 RAKERS. Shortly rill be poldished, is oar wahine quarto, sitli a Portrait uf Lord Charlesnunt, from as original Picture, ( s i for Cowes on Royal Paper), xr ENIOI HS of thr POLITICAL and Plti- A VIL V4TE LIFE of JAMES CAULFIELD, EARL ut CHARLEMONT, K. P By FRANf'IS HARDY, Esq. Mrinber of the House of Continuos, in the three last Par• bimetal' uf Ireland Printed for T. Cadell mud W. Davies, Strand. SIXPINCI-HA LIPP EN 14 Y. Odicers, he would, hitn.rlf, early in the nett* Session, sob , - mit to the llnnce u M.,t1011 ILNIi MuNrct. The fivad.d o nhe Seen, 1;:11 isles read a second time, and ordered to he coquiteillvoi tn•morrow. • The Exchequer Bill, cud the Stamp Duties' Bill, werr rt,,l • third tune and passed. Ills GaatiraLL petineutcd a Pt titian from the loondrat Laurance Company against the Marine lw:unsuce Bill —Or dered to lie nu the table. THE COMMISSIONERS of SEWERS of the CITY of LONDON, and LIBERTIES thereof, give Notice, That they will meet in the Council Chemin of the. Guildhall, un TUESDAY NEXT, the orith 111 , i. at nee u'Clock in the afternoon, to receive proposals for eiranklllg the following class or district, for Twelve Calendar :Mouths, frum Midsummer-day next, via. Clam; I. The Wards of Bridge, Candlewick, Bus/gate, and London-bridge. The streets, &c. are to be cleansed, and the 'rhea, dirt, and slop, taken away, without fee or reward, from the biomes, cellars, yards, &C. of the inhabitants, twice iu every week, is hvoid-wheeled carts, with flaps to cover theta. Other particulars of the Contract, may be known at the Clerk's Office, Guildhall. W. BOND, Principal Clerk. N.B. Security must he gives fur the performance of the Contract. . dm /MILLINGTON, Nir. NA LDI, and Mr. BRAHAMS CONCERTS. THE Nobility sad Gentry, Subscribers to the *bore Commis. as respectfully informed, that the Famtli will take place a Rooms, on MONDAY IIEXT, t►e 1411. Soblirriplions fur the remaining three nights, single, three ~,;seas; doable, five guineas ; unmairietl daughter' of Sub two games., received at Mews. Goulding and Co.'s WA, lire Raiiil..treet. The Concert will commence at half mist eight. 1 he Fifth Concert will he on Tuesday, the Ist of Jane. This day is published, 4 CATALOGUE or BOOKS, in which a re .ta. many rare awl curious Articles. For sale at W. Gardiner's, as, Pall. stall. This day is published, in two vuleincs, 1200. price 9s. in boas, II F. DA rd UGHTER. " All the pious duties which we owe Our parents, friends, oar country, and oar Cod, The deeds of eery virtue here behiw, Proms discipliue alone, and earls culture grow." WEST WS Eshierition. Printed Cur J Usk:Loral, 190, opposite Allsouip,, THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. !Lilt& DICKONS has the honour to acquaint LPL her Fr and the Public, that her BENEFIT pill bees TUESDAY nest, the 99th inst. when will be wted the molar Open . THE ENGLISH FLEET. THE LADY OF THE LAKE. MR. Sti A UPI.: has the honour to announce, that the brst DRAWING, by Mr. WESTALL, illustrative of the above Poem, is now suhuoitted I 8 PUBLIC INSPECTION, at No. tali, Piceadillyivhere a few Copies of the Poem msy be had.—May 25, 1810. The part of Katharine, by Mrs. Dichosa ; in which cha ttier ske will introduce • new Air, .witb Variations, ce rtainly rosaposeti fur her by Mr. Aire. Parke. A variety of favourite 'Songs will be given in the course of ir netting. With the Entertainment of THE BLIND BOY. Tickets to be bad of Mrs. Dickous, No. 49, Southimpton aq r ojo y.,,quare ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the stage ~,e r ; where places for the Boxes may be tsk sn. rhlol ancva trirtYKLl-SFICIKET 40SEPI-1 LANCASTER. enxiou+ to Imy he ti fore the Nubility and Gentry the complete details of his plan of Education, which, under the Royal Patronage, he has been enabled to introduce into Schools fur sear soot.° Childers, intends to deliver n Lecture, at the ?anthem', Oufordostrect, on the day called Friday, tat of Gth hiontit t (June,) at two o'clock. This day is published, in 3 vole. t2nio. the second Edition, price tms. in boards, ►~IHE LIFE of Professor GELLERT. with a 11 course of Moral Lemons delivered by him in the Visit ',reit), of Leipsick. Taken from a Frelich Translation of the Original German. RHITISII GAL NEW LERY BONI/OF PICTUR, AT NO. as, STREET. ES NOW OPEN, an EXHIBITION of EATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, from the old iseldding the Marquis of Staffind's Collection, in lharatarr beteg part of those intended for t• The Beulah Galevy oel'itioreg, now publishing, under the 'immediate permegeuf thr King, the Queen. and the rest of the Royal Frady, and alma the Nolithty of the United Kiiirdvis, i f Rimers. Longman, lima', Rees, and (time; J. White asdeu. •' Well sad Davies and P li Tomn., Ts lieressliaseel epee every day, Sundays excepted. Admittance ts --Ctalugue is. Subseeihers to the work will have free admission. 1 .• The weed Number of the Work will be published es Ihe sth of Jose, and navy be seen 10 the room. Fur ihis purPose,; School of shoat Two hundred Boys will attend, disriog the Lecture, and • number of drawings will lie exhibited, rept ',rotting a s•rietyof school evolution■ ; combining • practical - representation of the Rural British System of Education, will, the details of its Theory —Boxes, Ss,6€l —Saloon. is. By the Lie Nn. DOUGLAS, of E.lnarn Mese. Pointed for J. Hatcher* Bookseller and Publislur, 190, Piccadilly. Tickets to be bad at the Pantheon, Oxfurd.strett, where places may be taken ; of Joseph Yob, 27, Argyll.stsest ; %V. Corinna Mil, Ludgate - street ; and Harlon and Harvey, CrAreckureh•st reel. This day ■re published, in five volumes, Royal quarto, prier 1 11 boards, printed tioifornaly with the first edition of Froissart, at the Rafael Press, Lad illustrated by Fifty 11 --1 111; CIIRONICLES of MONSTREI.ET: a Bring a funtiusatiou of Froissares thronicks. Trans lated from the nowt approved Orteinals. with Notes, lir 'NO tletti JOHN ES, Esq. The Original of this valuable Work has arse, before been translated intw sod there arr only JUO copias printed of this edition. FOUR HUNDRED EXTkA CHANCF. , 4. SWIFT :Intl CO. are SeHint: the 'nay,. and Shares of the NEW STATE LOTTERY, comiAting of 3,000 Numbers, the whole to be drawn on the nth of Jour, This Lottery contains, betides the usual Prises, Four Extra Prises, of One Hundred Tickets each, by which a Chance will he obtained of a larger Sum than ever was gained by a Ticket in any Lottery. SWI FP sod CO. hare had the am tisfsction to divide among the Polito., in the last and late Lotteries, Fifty of the great Prima, at their Dthres, NO. I I, Poultry, (established in 17:0), No. it, Charing Cross, and No 31, Aldgate High greet. Prime.' fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, aid Orme, Pater• wester-rue; and J. %tinge, Fleet-street, Of whom may be bad, lately published, I. Sir JOHN EnotssAß-rs CHRONICLES, newly translated, with Variations and Additions from many cele brated MSS. By T. J.:linen, To which Is prefixed, a Life of the Author. The ThiEdition, with 59 Plates, is is yule. tiro price 71. as. hi boards. a. MEMOIRS of JOHN UMW DE JOINVILLE, the Life of St. Loses, Ike. Translated by Thomas Jobwea, Esq. M.P. In two sehuses, Royal smarts, with issiseins, price 41. 4a. is hoards. PERFUMED APARTMENTS. " flee spiry dm& from lowly Sharon rise, " Asti Cannefe low'ry top perfumes t►e *lee '" IP HE ARON A TIC FUMIGATING P,AST I L ES remove sny unpleasant exhalations ne asaimsellaviam vibieh may pnwe offence to the olfactory Berms. They're partienlarly recomeneaded to the MORI- Lay and Pe.IO4ONS et FASHION, es they completely se amy the shsagreasble smell remaining when the cloth is re motest fount the dismay-table. As so Antiseptic, they are extremely useful in BALL-ROOMS, at ROUTS, sad all nmeded assemblies, sad in correcting the frequently costa. gloss me.ibties of the sir its the memo of sick perms.. lode. geodest of their real usefuluess, t►ee are deemed an article of twat luxury by the FASHIONABLE WORLD, being chiefly composed of eriestal Gums and Spices. Sold usly by the Propeletto, 1 SHEPHERD, at his Ware. Lase, far tie Iperscona Lounges, n d, ricti-wete, Ue da% is burrs, at es : is. tad tI. u. each. Orders by Past attended to. John-street. Atlrlphi, Slay 17. SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF AR 111, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE. TIE DISTRIBUTION o f th e PREMIUMS and BOUNTIES voted to the rmpectivc CANDI DATES, dialog the present *Mon, will be made on TUESDAY, the nth instant, at Twehr o'clock at Noon, is the tint Rom of Ilse Society, when the Candidates ant is mink). No Strangely can be iotro•loced, or admitted, without& make Order from, or a primed Ticket, aignr.l by • Meshe s' sada 'emirate 'fiche, or Orde r , must be p dared by earn lndianian' perms who 4 not a 'm ro Member, vibe. liar arcuramaied by a Member or not. No perms tea be admitted before Eleven o'clock, sad =in Caniades are deetted o set time with th bnes' nue Seckieghaiu street, sod th.: Carriages e to o drive lir il Robert•Mrset mid the Tel race. F.& Sod Resabers whose !Mtn...Options me not in arrear, sup be fereikeil with Blank Tickets fur them, to fill up, bf 's r: die Housekeeper, or Collector, at the So. eisty , . By Order, CHARLES TAYLOR, M I). Rm. Thad., is published, price 3%. the 7th edition, enlarged, APRACTICAL TREATISE: nn DISEASES of the URETHRA, particularly desnibing the Symp toms insendm terietnves, o:ndructions, Fistulas, facuw immey of ['rime, Gloats, h.e. ice. To which are added, • manly of Curs, sheeting the efficacy of . Daran's Medicated Rongies, and a new and safe Meihigl of Treating a Gomm- Ara ; also, Remarks on Caustic Rusigiev,lnith extracts from grim Aathors, nniforinly proving the danger and ineffi cacy of the Caustic. By WM. DUFOUR, Surgeon, Peld PrOMIi Or sad Yeager of Dam's Me.t i e a t e d B oug i e% . iaitai hy J. Callow, No. 10, Crown•r o u r t, S o h o , t h e A iltlve. lin S 4, Frith.street, Rao Gala and Curtis, Parniostenrina sad Xmas. Metal led Co. Portsinontli WHEN Men of Education anti Professional wSkin use pernever is; endeavours to discover the most and effectual 'method of treating a few prevailing Dim. the sucteanful result of their egiperience is the hest Pejo( superiority. blesses. DIMS and CO., S urgeons , re fia,„n, 141 -' , lr educated and initiated into ev er y b ranc h o f t h e Pro ;re. silicates whieh, (cor n diff erent Il uspiluls, sod tregitio..iinls from the most eminent Physicians, they have Or,' Hill say inquirer) were induces' to make the Cure of th fulioning diseases the alert of their particular sandy, ha a cr.RTAIN DISORDER, felons...lily contracted in is b.r , roi .4 into iratime ; and its concomitants, STRIC -11.1;:_S and GLIF1:1 A, sash. LI EILLITI*, whether aria. "1 rr, ss thecarmaloin urchidgeseen, 'nog residence in renrid Sons, ern ',cod SOLITARY VICE, too often oohs,- he P 4 ' by the youth .4 both sex ; to the nor it w ill (wool sln. es come of STERILITY or Ii.tItRENN FAS, lie other occasion a numerous train of Perryton 1k..1,, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in IIIVOTFISCL. end CONS(' St t'TION. The result of • lasi and .alt mire practice Ass enabler' them, by a mu• Poor method, ffectually to remove these Sr wile's, how ma inveterat e Or romplicated, without sabjecting the Ps "restraint in diet or ruccoe, and in skid Venereal istier.. an early application is made after denture", of the Sleeting, ih ry p l e d ge themselves to perfume a Care in Sodom proud tyro days. lige uspreeedeuted sierras lf,_!l** mode .4 treatment in the rare of the above earn. F. " . (which 1 1411 terser been know., to fail is one single r ."4", ilk eineigiss hotel- stars' practice , during wh i ch period 1/18,4,1 both sew betes, have bete even after sere r° • •2_V methods had been pluton, d by oth er p eac h. idiom strert,', induces 'tlesus Cross noel Co. to thus "net, offer their Wrier. —They may he consulted by either A.,_ "la •hilirmungalt r , o r by letter •lb lin • every suety • ne .. way, and aunts'. Nobbl e she riourtey, inetioorig • hank note, nee Pe nitent tn Malt Ore parnroolan of their case .14c, mid man t N . igr lad 161,“ r mid enederow will ' lre for wankel 10 ha Pitt nlth• 'kingdom —Menses. GOSS gni No la g nett -stmt. F4YTON.litte Partner with the ilreei.rit Belli J. BRANSCOME, has the pleasure of announcing in Isis Friends and the Public, the Lottery which draws tilt J C N Rives the greatest chance to the adventurer fur su small a rink Four packets of Tickets, use hundred in each Natl, are to be given by the Contractors to the funnel:tie holders of the first-drawn Prise above I:d. when a Ticket may gain upwards of ton,nool. and Shasell in Import inn. Eytou hail been truly lucky in selling packet+ of Tickets, No 7,081, producing nearly ; and No. 3,01 tip !WHIM'. big 24,7051. Will sold in sisters Sixteenths, and paid by hint to the respective holdeis, who received fur each Sixteenth 1,5471 16,. ad. Eyton solicits a continuance of the public favours, at his lucky Office, 9, CORNHILL, near the MANSION•HOUSE. _ _ PATENT LAMPS AND SPK‘KING PIPES. -- APPLETON. PATENT LAM P and 11.1• SPEAKING PIPE MANUFACTURER to Die Majesty's Treasury, Somerset Hower, &c. beg. Icier to in form his Friends, the Nobility, and the discerning Public, that, after twetity•five years attentive sandy nod application to ilia hoproventeet of that so much-edisireJ brilliant Initiator ' the Argaud Patent Lamp, with fined glass holders sad French glance ; be hminue2ht them Ito such Per' Section es to the exceed oily eves yet offered to the Public, for mamas and simplicity of management, sad for brilliancy Of light, without smell or smoke • 2,3, 4,3, and ri-light Grecian Lamps and standing Camps, for Drawin•rimins, Dining-moms, Sideboards, Staircases, Halts, ice. Re. ; I, 2, end 3-light Lamps, for the use of Shope, Warehouses Coffee-bosses, Taverns, Re , r eady f or th e in s p ect i on o f th e : &accruing Public. Spermaceti ' and all sorts of Lamp Oils, Cottons, Glasses, dce. That really useful and valuable article to every description of building, public or private the Speaking Pipes, which save time, trouble, and labour,;sadis sad lined up in Town and Country, by John Appleton, at the City Lamp and Oil lVarchunse, No. 12, luilpte-street, St Pawl's. •.• Coeds, Chaise, and Gig 'Amps; Lamps cleaned, re }sired, and newly lackeced; Patent and Illumination Lamps let fur Balls, Runts, &r. WALBKOOK, NFIAIt TIIE MANSION.HOUSE An Assemblage of nen-made sod Modem Household Fur- Several capital Mahogany four-post Beilsteids, with elegant Hanging., ten pilule Feather Beds, Brussels, Tur key, and Kidderminster Carpets, several Mahogany Slide. humid., rids Pedestal, Card, Pembroke, and Sofa Tables, &r. &e TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. cmusTtE and Co. THIS DAY, May 26, Monday 98, and Doe following U.y, at 12 o'clock, ABOUT 250 LI)IS of PRIME FURNI TURE, of 'eery Description and id the first Quality, being the genuine property of John Talbot, by ord►r of the Creditors, on the Premises, No. go, Walbrook, near Bodge-row ; comprising Brua.els and real Turkey carpets, of all dinsessions, aenstary and bouk•casea, commode and other denotes, large glasses end mirrors, aome•rich paintings and prints, rich tea awl euffee act, of clone, fasbionsilde ma hogany chairs, with sofa ditto to match, mahogany double strewed fumr•pnst bedsteads, with rich hangings, made set the present style; prime bedding, tent awl other bedsteads, basin stands, kiiife cases, portable desks, a patent sofa bed stead, a chair ditto. dining and Pembroke table of the best quality, japann►d chairs, &c. Am. • lisierisole of stir shot; wsll be sold without reserve r being the positive orders of the Preps setor eststoptes ors the Premises and of the Alietieseerv, Bury street. The citable essayists ors beg establolled CIRCE LATI:Viti LIBRARY, with she GOIPD.WILL "Wake same, which profitees a eousiderable net hotline, Islam loon Ike mown( of the Sabseriptions, whit h might he considerably increased i the whole of which will be suld together in use L.t. By PETER Ctlx r. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNF.SUAY, May an, at Twelve tiX:lock, toilers previously disport" of Si l'riv.ite Contract. ri 1:1174 Valuable enamors, in of the filet rreprrtu hitity, has been estalrhabed slO4 I! than sixty years in the very heart of the city, sad comprises upward* or cirlitern ittoutaitil volanses of the best works, in foliini, quarto., - rot, all the variety of s.so rraturo, in it■ learned, useful, arid entertaiweent heatiehrs, bush in the loins and dead latornagen, may of the works wore, awl of euoawkinihic owpotawer. Proper tense will be situate' for the ri moral. PI sated particalam err preparing, and in the mean time fait .e: inCirm.etsoa may hr obtained, by applysue lu 31e. C. , Ve, It, Throznimemi _ . T. F.xturt. are to lerlouit.tn• the contentt of (hr Library •r wri! at about, 1.06141 UNtotwgows, *bleb were po'th•heti L.t • ft w moot 'at %tn, tool tehteh sill rivalry the &r an addi tro•at otey a New itik-page. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.• HOUSE OF LORDS, Fat DeV„ MAY 22. Iv DICK.. kir Al tiler Piggott was bean& in behalf of the Respondent. Farther inucectliap no dtrinday, at tvro o'clock. Mr. Whitbread, Nit. Blackburn, Mr. D. Giddy, Jr. Lush ington, Mr Sh Lerevre, and other Members from the Houle of, rutountaa, brought up tbe Poor Laws imeadmeiit Bill, the !ADM Rai, and several Private Bills, rhnh KCit laid upon the Sable, awl afterwards read the first time. PRIVATELY-STEALING BILL. Lord HIALI AND said, is consequence of the absence of semerel Noble Lords, who were desirous of taking pert in the discussion on this Hill, he should move that the Order for this day be ilischargrd ; after which be would rive notice t►at he.should move the second reeding on Wednesday next, Mite he wished it to he understood, be should Niue the sub ject before the House at the earliest possible time, rolls:lily at half past four o'clock. He concluded by moving, " That the Lards be summoned for that day"—Ordered. HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE. The Earl of Ltvettroot. presented a Message frost His Majesty, which the LORD CEA NCELLOR read to the HOWIE, and which was the same is substance as that delivered last night to the House of COMM DOI by the Chancellor of the Es chequer. The Earl of LIVERPOOL inorcd, "That His Stokety's Message be taken into consideration on Weducsday."— Agreed to. COM M FACIA L LICENSES, The Earl of LAC DE r was oot satiated with the return already made, of the notices, minutes, &c. of the respecting Commercial Licenses, and, as hi un derstood that ohjeetiims would be made to his motion, he sow gave notice, he should, on Wednesday, move fur a more particular ieiurn. ARMY OF WALCHEREN. The Earl of D y gave notice, that, for the purpose of bringing the Wakherra Expedition under the considera tion of the House, he should, on Monday, move fur a re tinal of the present state of the troops employed is that Ex pedition ; and hr moved, " That the Lords be summoned accordingly.' . --Ordered.—Adjoansed till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Northampton Paring &11, tbc Workhouse Bill, and Ike Foreign Silk Sill, were read a third time 'tad pasted. Mr. WELLISLIT Pot., moved, That an humble Ad. dress be prtseeled In His Majesty, to alter and amend the Court of Record of Ireland, and to amore the Majesty, the Howse would make gaud an, est, a expeosts &Mulling the same "—Agreed to. . . The Isle of Man Smuggling Bill passed through a Com mittee. The Report to he received no Muaday. Sir Samuel. Rostrata' postponed his untsee respecting Penitentiary Rouses, to Friday rest. The Lowlaud of Scutlaud Distillery Bill passed through • Committee. The Report to Ise retched um 31unsisy. The Committee oo she East ludia Rseruits' Bill was post- poned to Thuradny mat. The Warehousing hill passed through a Ceninuttee. The Report to Ire received ow Monday Ansa Stasis Reynolds's Legacies Bill passed through * Caminito. e The Report to be received ti-morrow Sir JOHN Nrorgoar postponed his notice respecting the Mao inc Pay I Mike, A.im Friday to Thursday. Ilnlyhead Harbour Rill, the Machinery Exportation* Bill, the Judge siihrocsie's Franking 11111, the Malt Rego. Isteso hill, and the Flax Bounty Bill, wrry react a second time, •11.1 °Mel ell 111. CUlllllllllllrd tominerrow. A Mescage was %eta from the Lords, declaring t►eir went to the Hankers' and Pr.llses* Bill, and•sereral private Bills. Me Comm pnrseated a Petition frees the Car of Lon d- n, praying fur a Reform in Parlianiest.—Ordeied to lie out thr table Mr. BANNS presented • Prtitios trots the Mayor and Freemen of eatiterroiry, in which was expressed air tr s'.- heertinci• to the forme', Killion, presented by Cut Wardle , turd I b rir ileteteitinatiou to support the present ritintimsita. hon. Colonel Kw ATCHEIVI L maured the Hone,, that thi- Peti tion was signed by the most respectahle men in and 'war Canterbury, w►o had moat warmly objected to the Remota - Item made is the flamer Treeing. The Petition was ordered to lie os the table (horrid GASCIITTIC 'het sale., he it • h•ratood it was the intention of Mitioncrs to being forward some mottos everting the ameitorattim of the sitaat•oa of th.; R•lnlar Upon the motion of Mr Foserit,the Report of the Mob Beer Bill was taken into further consideration. The amend meets were read a second time, and ordered lobe engrossed, - and the DUI to be read a third time nu Monday, sad whited. IRISH BUDGET. • Mr. FOSTER said, that iu consequence of the desire that had been expressed for the postponement of the considers. lion of the Irish Budget, he would only propose that night • resolution that would validate the Loan. The fur ' Hier considaratiuu of the subject he would defer to Monday next. The House then went into a Committee of Ways and means. It was voted Nhat a sum not exceeding cue million four hundred th ousan d pounds, ;tumid be relent for Ireland, at the isle of 1301. to the .8 per cent. fur every tool. sub scribed, and the usual allowance of tio,ixml. of the Lottery fur Una year. The Report to he received on Monday. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. The lions* went into a Committee of Supply, to which were referred the papers respecting Queen Anue's Bounty, and those refitting to Lord OrmiserEs Claim to Prizage. The aum of 216,n001. was voted to His Majesty fur the purchase of the duties on Buttery and Prisage; the Report to he received on Monday. A petition was presented from the Royal Exchange In surance Company, against the establishment or a new Ma rlow lusuillure Company.—Ordered to lie uu the table. The Admiralty Register Bill was read a second lane and committed; in the Committee it was read a first and second time, and the Report received, and ordered tube taken into further consideration on Thursday next. COURT OF CHANCERY. Mr. TAYLOR called the attention of the Home to a subject of much weight awl Importance ; rt was to consider of the rights of the subjects of Great Britain to redress in the Courts of Justice. Ile had long considered the sufferings of hii fellow creaturo-s, arising from the delay in the Court of Chancery ; • fault of which that Court had been univeroilly.and, from time immemorial, accused. He did not mean to throw any reflection whattio ever upon him who presided in that Court, upon the Master of the Rolls, or the Magog in Chan cery. They had all exerted themselves with the utmost ability for the purpose of removing the cause of complaint ; but, unfortunately. their suc cess was by no mesas proportionate to their la bours. It waa vain and absurd to think that such a uses of business as that with which the Court of Chancery was filled.could berfficaciontly undertaken by the Lord Chancellor, as it was a knout beyond the efforts of human strength. The present Lord Chancellor had indeed acted most vigorously in his situation, and had sat more days in this Court and in the House of Lord., than any of his predecessor,. To the Noble Lord all praise was due. It sem un necessary for him to say more to convince the House that be conceiver, $ high respect for that Noble Parsonage, and thi.t his entering open the preisent subject was by no means occasioned by a dissatisfaction at his applying an effectual and im mediate remedy. It was the duty of the House to consider the means of remedying .those evils which were of so extensive a nature, and which, if they could not be totally removed, could at least be considerably alleviated. It was an old complaint of the public, that the delays in the Court of Chan eery were beyond human expectation and human selierance. But if this opinion, which MRS held by those Rot concerned in the Court of Chancery, was disregaMed or disbelieved, there was the testis moil. the sad testimony, of those who were con cerned. The suitors iu that Court had to undergo rill the miseries of suspense and of delay ; four or five years was the time, at the expiration of which a cause might be terminated. Upon the discus sion of the question for reform, it had been said that the House of Comments was competent to remedy evils of very enormous mature ; and he could nut call te hid mind one which demanded so imme diate and entire a cure, as that of which he now. and of which the country had always complained. But the delay in Chancery was not the wily to pic of his disapprobation. In tho House of Lords. as well as in that Court, the delay almost amounted to a denial of justice to the subject. When it was considered, that, within no very remote period, the business of the Court of Chancery had been in creased five-fold; that of 140 mums, but five or six were heard each term ; rio rational 'person could suppose. that the continuance of such a system would be patiently endured by the people. more especially when a remedy could be applied. He bad in his possession n irtror, train which it would appear to the House. that appeals, which welt now in the I.ords, could not be supposed from their pre sent progress, to be heard within these eight years. The number of appeals which stood at the corn. meneement of the present Session, were '205, to which, during the Session, the iinnther of 64 had been added, making up the number of Stilt. Upon the most fair calculation, these could not all lie heard in lees then seven or eight year.. In the Courts of Criminal Law, in every other Court, the decision was instosituicons, in comparison with the iSiOn in the Court of Chancery. This was not. as he said before, to be ascribed to any of moor pre siding in the Court ; but to whatartevi r cause it was to he imputed. sett immediate anti systematic change was indispensably necessary. But as it the bonne,* to which the Lori Chancellor was la and to attend was net seifficient, appeals born the Curl" niisioners of Benkruptcy were ipperudded. Ap peals of this kind should not be t ode to that not acend ft the bulk of Court, even of it hail n beginner's with which it we. every day occupied. He then mentsoecil mosey instances of the delays in • Chancery. Afi tend of his had been for some time invelved in ?some cause in that Court, and vr:s obliged to go to the East babes. but having rOO stilted his Soliciter prerielosly upon the propriety of his doing so, whip the cause was pending, he was told, th at if he eiod.l return in ishatit fire years, his hotline's, midst lie 'mailtilted. 'With respect et the House of Lords, the delay ther e , h e cou ld also