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- - --,_ _ ___ . - - _ _ _ • ____ .-- - - --- • 2 -- _ • 4 / 1 % ..." /27 OA.a-i--t) z(Z2 1 Pro. Cen •li e iIIiMIII A s t ..., rittob ...t... ... ..... rtoo. •.• . \ .4 1 ......t;/'' t ' ....•1. / .. ' • ik 0 a i 4 . . i .... , LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUAItI 12, 1819. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. BRITISII. GA LLERY, PALL.MALL. IMPEKIA L PA I t LIAM 1 t from the parish of Longeale, in the West Riding of the county of York, compla aaa i l of the doom.. the) encountered in cooseepierice of want of ens- On a former Hight, the• Noble Lo el opprwite had doubted the statement he made of the great distress which existed . in different part. of the country. ft was with excessive pain, lie 110 W stated, that, in the co unt, tomiefted with Carliale, the place he had the honour to represent, the great eat dtatteas did prevail at present. Many mairufac t rera hail been rhicharged out Of ernploymerit, and the weea of those who were employed had been reduced one shilling in ten. Lord CASTLEARAGII had never insinuated, that. in tome parts of the country, distress might not lot found. I-le spoke not of paiticutar districts, but of the general state of the countrys • Mr. CURWEN certainly understood the Noble Lord to say, that niatinfactiires throughout the country were its a /iliac of great proaperity and ac tivity, which undoubtedly WAY tint the fact. The Petition was their read and ordered to be rill 1 ATRE-ROYA L. DRURY-L. 4 Nr 1 1Flis•F.VF.NING. FRIDAY, Frl , rnary 12. I,o4lllsirsty's Servants will performs (f.r the 4lst 4 0 0) a Neat Historical Trowel" U , S molded BRUT; ARMY CONTRACTS, Tltra9llltY CHAMBER', COIIIIIMARIAT M O.ST, FERRVAIty 3, 1814. IVOTICE I'rr+nn• &who% of Contracting to supply the following Articles fur the use of the Ariwy, wiz BREAD, Ts his Majesty's lAnd Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, sod Barracks, au the County of rIS GALLERY, fE or the XIIIIIITION i and SAL,EnfiheWORKSof MODERN ARTISTS, IS OPEN every Diiiy from 'Fyn in the Morning timid Five iu the Afternoon. By Ord. r, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admittance, lc—Catalogues, Is. 110UsF OF LOIWS, Turitsn.ty, FEBRUARY 11. - _ OR, THE FALL OF TARQUIN. Latins hones Mr. Kean ; Tito*, Mr. I). Fisher Sexton l' s pin. Mr. H Kernble; Artins, Mr. Penlra ; Claudio% Or. Currtur, Cullatinua, Mr Renconch ; Valrrina, Mr. Vollana; I.orTrtiter. Mr Nwril; Husititi.., Mr. Yornold. T.111:3. M. Glover ; Tarquistia, Mr. W. Wr..l Lricrrtia, Roh' kora. of It Iwn'‘ Te 11 1 ,111 1 ., Mrs. I rrrrkin. In Art cession of Turiunna to the 'reanple of /odour • a After which (Rfinte), a new Musical Farce, in two.ict*, HIGH NoTIoNS: .1 .v tb. ♦largoiv of BATH and thr FArls PouLETT and duistama Wok Ilor °IMOD and Atm A CCOU NT4 Mr. Ito I lock. front the 'rre asury, prrsented ■n Account of the ti” welds of the Russian Lupo nin.le in Flatland. Also nn Are tor the produce of Esrise War Dade* iS the lust four years.—The Norris were 180 on the table. Devon, fed in Ilw aro ties of North and South Wales, Ind in North Itr' 4 ,- 1 - .4 - ' OATS. To his DlsjestO Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarter; in t►e under-mentiuned Comities:— 3 11 i. HAVDON'S EXHIBITION o 1' A DRAWINGS from the CARTOONS and ELGIN MARBLES, by his Pupils, loantlseer and Hewirk. WILL POSITIr F.I.Y CLOSE at 29, St. James'iustreet,on sivrult- DAY NI Xl', the Llth Februaryrass she rosins is wanted fur the poirposes of sale. Whether it will open again to tlw Public depends on the probability of finkling a mirk WESTMINSTER HUSTINGS BILL. Mr. Brogdrn;lcoMllltJoint --- the West mie.ter filming* Hill, and informed their Lordships that the !louse of Commons had noted to Ike Lords amend ment. Bedford, Colohrtdire (including the Town of Newmarket), . ....... . _ _ OR, A TRIP X MOUTH. The ilTel‘ar selectee, Itli by Mr. J. Nen/. l'riprip3lClisract.,rs by ode.s, Mr. T. Cooke, Mr. INN.. 11, Mr. kitighi, liss ill, Mt.. Alsop, and Mrs. Siafforil, GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY, LONDON, FEIMARY 5, 1819. IVOTICE is hereby given, thilt . R SPECIAL II COURT of the PROPRIETORS of this coil PA N Y will he held on MONDAY, the let &lief March neat, at Eltten o'Cluck in the Forenoon, precisely, at the Cuomo and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, in the Comma of Moddletex, for the poorpore of ELECTING THREE AUDITORS of the ACCOUNTS of the Company—and to lake into C1 , 11%1 - drrat lon such other slattera as to the Court of Directors Atoll seem INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT. Lord HOLLAND pre•ented a Petition from cer !ain persons confined for debt in big Majesty's gaol of York Castle, in the County of York, pray ing that the Insolvent Debtors' Act ;;;: ; ;ht be re vived Rua continued. The Noble. Earl, i;; pre senting this Petition, said, be was well aware that minty objections existed to the Act, but the only fair way of estimating its character, was, by com paring the situation of the country before the pars ing of the Act and since. lie should defer any further observations he might be disposed to make on the Act, in consequence of the absence of the Noble and Learned Lord by whom it was origi nally introduced. Dy Order of the Cuurt of Direrturi, J, PEDDEIt, Secretary. N B. The Chair will he tßken •t Twelve of Clock precisely. print. d. CHURCH OF ST. GEORGF THE MARTYR. REFUGE FOR THE DMITUTE The Mora to be opened at Six uTluck, and the Per formance to begin at G ern. Brews, ; Smoot Price, —Pit, ; geeittlti Price, es. ...lA% el Gallery, 2a.; Secunil Price, per Gallery, Is.; larcond Price. val. Hoxr. end Places to be taken of Mr Itildwell. at the R 'b tu nda 01 the Theatre. from Tea till Four ; where may be lard 3 Private lam nightly. To menu'', the Play of A New Wav to Pay Old Debt.; On Monday will he produced, a uvw Tragedy, in five acts, In be called Swisterland. 771 E A 771E-ROY AL, COE ENT-GA ROHN. - -- THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. February 12, will be acted, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. . - Captain Macheath, Mr. Hunt (brio; his Id appearance nu the Stares): Peachuni, Mr. Blanchard; Lnekil, Mr, Emmy; Ma► o . liie Mil 4, Mr.Tatlor. Mrs. Praehum, Mrs. Davenporl ; Lucy, Mu. C. Ketuble; Polly, Miss Stephens. After which will he produced. for the first time ► $ mew farces called PLACE HUNTERS. The Characters by Mr. Liston, Mr. Atkins, Mr. Abbott, 'SI I .I/41,14% M r . T r eby, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Corner, Mr. Menage; Mrs. Havrnport, and :this Beaumont. To which will be added (fur the 39th time), aN. Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN NIUNCHATISEN; OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. Eaton Munchatimu, Mr. Simmons; Harleiluto. Mr. Heath; Sir War° Frioticus (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Norman; 31y Lord Humpy. Dandy (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi ; Vulcan. Mr. Corner. Signora Fergrantia (afterwards Culum; blur), Mira F. Deneett. In the course er the Peatomise, a Pas de Trois, by the Misr Dennetts. Buser, 7a. Second Price, 3s. Rd —Pit, 3,. 6.1. Second Prier, U.—Lower Gallery, 2s. Second Prier, Is—lliper Is. Second Price. 6d. Places far Militating to he takea of 31r. Brandi), at the Us-rdliee, Hart.rtreet. from Ten till Four. A Private Bps may be had for the Season, ur nightly, of 11r. Brandon, at the Dox.offiee. The new Tragedy of Evailne or The Statue, will be re witted to.enoriow, Monday, aniThuirday, and three limes iiilluither notice. On neerby, the ()pelmet Rob Rw Macgregor. tin Wednesday, the Cowie Opera of The Domini. LATIN CLAIIIIICS. This day yes publisissel, VO. 1. of thr UELPIIIN sod VARIORUM CLAPSICS, with the Variorum Notes; pries 195. email, sod If. Ilk !urge psperoill the 1,1 of April, whets 'he price will hr rakvtl to 40a. sod uu the Ist of June, to 21%.—lerre parr double. The whole will, as it were, incorporate the Dolphin, Va o'uruni, anal Itilitint Editions. The whole sill make 120, or not exceeding 130 Parti. Twelve to he pabliahrtl every year, and to he timid fur out dr; i% Pry. j;i4ht I iiS are allowed fur Geod. man abload, and inoot fur ludic. The Woo h w ay hr cren at the prim ipal lionlowllco , in Laudon, through ..hunt names may he aro, tor In )Ir. Vipy. b y w h om . the h.:rk ma to be cant ti and prink& Total present Subocroptinto tit.;ft 'Urge awl , noall• ?roaprrinaea sway tor had at 41, Tooke's-court, Chancery. Lutotosolitla Feb. oar, 11119. CHINESE WORKS RY THE REV. ROBERT Mtn:RIM/N. kerntle imported, by BLACK, KINGSBURY, PA R- IiCRY, seed ALLEN, Nue. 1.11. awl 111. price 10e. each, of DICTIONARY of the CHINESE LAN GUAGE; to consist of Three Paris; Ant, Chinese :I in: English, amotged according to the Radicals; next Eng sad Chinese; and hntly, Chinese sad English, arranged i f iliAlsetienlly. The first Part will contain almost twenty r.unitscrs, awl she other two Parts, tabus ingather, nearly the same, waking about 10 iv Nubbins in all. 2. A GRAMMAR of the CHINESE LANGUAGE, 4to. prier If. 3. A COLLECTION of DIALOGUES and DETACH ED SENTENCES, in Chinese sad English, writ a free wed Verbal Rendering. Royal BVO. boards, price Ins. 4. A VIEW of CHINA, for PHILOLOGICAL VTR- P) FS; containing a h:vetch of Chine.e Chi ...... 4;,ugraphy, Pupntattoo, GOVerninelli, Itehjlun, *l l f l with Rem.okshlt Oectirrenres ; the names of Eno peewit,. niers, ()them of the Government, and SO on, ■re given in she Chinese Chsrattei Co. hoards, pike one guises. THE SERAPH. Arty.Thi re ptsblitlorY,.l;6.rllisht.l with elegant Frontis pieces, Nembets I. 11. 111. IV. V. and VI. price ss. each, Tr". SERA Pit : a Collection of Sacred ent 3:le. suitable to poblie or private devotion; con awing of the t ref. I.raied 1..a1i0 and 11,c nos Tonal., asib hekciiiiiis Irmo the ‘corks of Ilciiilel, lluydn, 31.. 73 1-1, role', out fcronri.e riezl:di and 113liall 1 . ./MP0 , 11111; w ed In words from Irritate:. %%au+, Addiaiiii, Merrick, Cowin e, Drury kirk 11 - loie, Dr Lolly"-, •kiels are acble.l, many Original mop., nil the whole arranged for Grim voices (liiit al the 5..... c time adapted for a sinTle wills an accompauiment for the rhino-forte sir 01 T 411. Will Violoncello, Ity JOHN 111111 . 41 MR. ennorrsons t—t. 'Hie work WIII be printed in upright 4141 (lima rpm to, oil a hcantiful cream-coloured parer. thr.ving of the music w ill !,e executed with pi , collar ie..tile-+ and elegaitee; and for the general Ciniveiiiroire Ile euleci diem the word.., at length, will lie printed to each II will he completed in sixteen number., to Ice publistwil monthly. each number ;price 55.) to contain aialy 1.t.,!•• of osin.ie; Oar whole a ill form boor handsome volinvort., Ai of which will b- c.splolll 14.111411 111 t h e 111441 C ".I 44116 41111 in the (moth volume will be given a gene ral index 11/ the work. '•• Polilishers pledge themselves to spore neither 'leers - wino 10 ... H a, the s. raps She must ciarflil, rie- VA, ruJ.v.ipktr rolls Ilion of S.irred that ever . 'he Piddle. Punted by 111 bitalar soil Co. 75, St. Paul's e.lll/r141.3111r1 1 ; 1/111.41/11. Wills. That the Deliveries are to commence nn and for the 25111 Day of MARCII next ; that Palousels in Writing, sealed up anti marked, Tender for Army Nwprlies," will be re cowed at this Office on or before wr.DNESDAY, the 3d Day of the said Mouth of March (bilt none will be re ceived rifler Twel►e o'Clock on that Day), and, if sent by Post, the Postage must he paid. Wellman; must he made separately for each County, ex cept ter the Cotintits comprising North Britain, all of which must be included in our Tender; as also fur the several Cenuties comprising North and South Wales; and tacit Proposal must have the Letter which is amazed to the Tender properly tilled up by Two Persons of known Pro. pt •Is engaging to heroine bound with the Party tendering the Antonia stated in the printed Partieulata for the ;lite Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will he noticed unless made ou a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length; and should it so happen that during the Continuauce of the Comma no Troops should be supplied in the County, the Expense of the Contract and &old, paid in the first Instance by the Con tractor, to he refunded to him by the Agent to the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury fur Commissariat Supplies. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon Application at these Chambers, between the Douro of Eleven and Five, sod at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Fritnt: ARY 10, 1819. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gin' Notice, That sundry Articles of BAGGAGE and PRESENTS are remaining in the Company's Warehouses, which have been detained for the payment of the Duties arising to the Crown thrienpon The Proprietors thereof are hereby in formed, that all Goods falling tinder the above description, which shall have been uncleared six months from the clear: tug inwards of the ship by which they were imported, will be SOLD at the Company's Candle, on WEDNESDAY, 21th March, 1819. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Pailienlars may be known by making applicaimu to MI. William Evans, at the Baggage Warehouse, New-street, Rahn psga tr-street. EAST INDIA HOUsr, remavAar 5, 1819. THE COURT If DIRECTORS of the ITNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, fro*, So 1h EAST I DIES, do hereby give Notice, That agreeably to the Resolution of the General Court, pa.,ed mt the 4th Instant, a GENERAL COURT will be held at their House in Leadenloilhstrert, on FRIDAY, the 19th Instant, at Eleven o'Clork in the Forenoon, for the purpose of taking into consideration a Letter from Robert Campbell, E.q and the Papers explanatory of certain Loans to the ZemoitlAr of 'isiauagram the said Letter being as follows, via.— " To James l'atiison, Esq. Chairman of the Court of Ihrectol• die Hun Ewoi India Company. " have waited with anxious expectation the arrival of the Bonds and Accounts referred to in the cuiscludiug panigraph of my Letter to the Court of Directors of the 29th May last, whirls, were they here, would prove, that lole the account of my vansutions with the &mender of Vialaitagrain h.t. been grossly exaggerated, the character of thie.e trans: oo hs has been greatly mistaken : hat as those although Mr. Collector Smith appears to have been instructed to prepare attested Copies sad Translations of them sit long ago as the month°, November, 1517, have nut, to the loco lit I are period, arrived ; and as I inn desirous of sul 'tting my volidloct, on an occasion whirls has been. touch asisrvpre,a - ii1..1, and but little understood, to the Proprietors of VIA India Stuck, previous to tarring myself to their notice as a Candid rte at the approaching General Eleetiuti, I have to solicit the favour of you, Sir, to appoint a day for laying before a General Court of Proprietors those Papers which hate already arrived from Madras, and to which, by your Secretary's Letter of the Ist May last, I was permitted tukave access, togeth••r with such others as I may produce in justification of my transactions with the Zemin dor of Tisianagrawi. " I have the honour to he, Sir, " Your must oliedient Servant, HPBERT CAMPBELL. " Ar:yllddrert, rehruary 4, 1819" 'lire Papers before input I, which are on the Record of the Court, will) be ready at this Douse for the inspection of tla Pioprielurs on ISrdnr•arlsy next, the 10th Isistant ; and those which Mr. C ouptrell has signified his intent to pro duce, will be ready fur Inspection' out Friday, the lith Inst. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. 14) BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By MR. EY A NS, At lilt Ilona , No 26, Palt.iiiall, on TUESDAY NEXT, Yeloa.uy ant 'feu fo ll owing Mir; (Sunday excepted, r r if I P: Thud Portion of the Carlow.. aid Exten c, e LIBRARY of the tate JAMES BIN DLEY, Eng. rrinoveil from his rraitleuee in Somerset-place; cnnlaimok au extr.u.linary At•Feinblage of rare mud curios'. Books, in evert Droartnieta of Literature, but partaularly in early Lugli•ls Literature. RANK FOR MONEY TRANSACTIONS. ir ET I'ICE wild CO. 35, low!attil-atteet, Fitz it/ rnv , ttuare, have the cuonnaod always of Money to the ntan..l A ttttt 1111 i, for AnU/11110 ,1 , Bills or Notes, or to atIV•11111r m aua Manner snit:d d.. In the cirennestesures of the Borrower, and where Ih. Applicant is of known respsoesis tituy can 'italic 811 olvitice vie the first application. Convtunt attendance. GRAND EXIIIRITIIIN AND SALE ROOM, :17, OXFORDSIREET. ANOVEL mid Splendid COLLECTION of CHINTZ, au,l were tidier description of nuisances, twanufartimeil and printed by RICHARDS and CU. which are to be seen exelnairtly at their house, which for novelty, cheapnrse, and variety, ra ssssss t lee initialled in London ; 9. 1 i0 peen goo.l Furniture', flat colour., of ls. per yard; 2,1 0 011 pie ct a at 2.. ; NM/ ell-aide ditto, 2a. nil. regular price 4..; 3,000 pieces 4,1( the roust beautiful bordered and other Chintz ever Pl'. IS Lining. of every colour, at la ; 'lino, Dol. ; 4,004) pieces of ‘loreelis, from .2s per yard ; I ) .itent i• Detuarik in all colours; Spaubh Cloth, Silk Tubb:kelp, 11; &e. du immeilialr application ix polkaed, as such an uppor. tom!) , may never occur again. 37, bialurd fn-tug Dean-street. ANNIVF.ItsARY DIN- N ER will lw at the City of Loudon Tavern, Bishops gaie.stmet, oil Turmuy NEXT, the 18th of February, HI, Royal HighneFs the Duke of YORK, in the Chair. TREASURER, Edward Forster, Esq. STEWARDS, Earl of Monat.Norris I Samuel Jow* Earl. 1 Hon General Leslie Cumin William Kent, Esq. Sir Charha Flower, Bari. Alexander Mackay, Esq. Samuel Birch, Esq. Alderman T. G. Ravenabaw, Esq. Francis M. Ouiniaaey, Esq. G E. H. Schweiger ' Eiq. SI.P. William Vaughan , Esq. Samuel Fenniug i Jun. Esq. Frederick Webb, Esq. _ John Wool' ie-- Benjamin Hawes, Esq. ()alley, Esq. Dinner at Six o'Clock precisely. Tickets 14s. each ; to be had of the Treasurer, Stewards, and Secretary; at the Refuge in Hackney-road and Hinton; of the Collectors 9 and at the bar of the Tavern. No Servants admitted hut those of the President, Vice. Presidents, Treasurer, and Stewards. ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary. MR. CAMPBELL'S BRITISH POETS will be published un SATURDAY. Printed Cu, John Murray, Albemarle street. This day are published, in one volume octavo, price 9s. in boards, tIIETEEN SERMONS, taken from the Ds conmes of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor, D.D. Bishop of Dorn and Connor. To which sic added, Three Sermons, preachril upon Public Occasions, By the Rev D. LYSONS, M.A. E.R.S. and F A.S Rector of Rodinarton, in the C o unt y of Gloucester. _ _ Prin:cd for T. Calalell and W. Davies, Strand. This day is published, THE COUNTESS of CARRICK : a Love Tale and Clandestine Marriage; a Poem. Dedicated to the Right Hou. Lady Frances Vane Tempest. By CARMAN. " !Ave is a species of warfare."—OVTD. Pliblished at R. Ackermaun's, Strand, and may be had of all Booksellers in Great Britain Just published, at the Repository of Arts, 101, Strand, [Ando°, and may be had of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom, HIGH QUARREL with the POPE !—A CORRESPONDENCE between the COURT of ROME and BARON VON WESSENBERG, BISHOP of CONSTANCE, in which the Bkhup disputts the authority of the Pope in Germany; an account of his Eodeavours, and with every probability of Success+, to effect • General Reformation in the German Cathulic Church. Denby Bvu. price Ss. 6d. extra boards. TRAVELS IN HUNGARY. This day were published, in one large volume, Ito. with numerous Engravings, price 41. 4s. Words, TRAVELS from VIENN A, through LOWER ituNGARY, with some Account of VIENNA, dur ing ili Congress. By RICHARD BRIGHT, M D. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. This day were published, in four vols. price 11. 12e. boards, A New Edition of T ALES OF MY LANDLORD. Second Series: collected and arranged By JEVEDIAH CLEISHBO Schoolmaster and Parish Clerk of Gantlet clench. Printed fur Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Mown; and Hurst, Ro binson, and Co 90, Cheapside, Loudon. Of whom may be had, New Editions of 1. WAVERLEY : a Novel. 3 vols. 12Inti.; price 11.1 s. in boards. 2. GUY MANNERING a Novel. 3 v015.12m0.; price 11. Is. in boar Is. 3. Tlie AN fIQUARY : a Novel. 3 vols. 12ni0.; price 1/ 4+. its boards. 4. ROB ROY. 3 vols. 12a50.; price IL 4s. This day was published, in tine volumes, l2mu. price 11. 114. board•, WOMEN; or, POUR et CONTItE: A Tale. By the AUTHOR of " Bertram," a Tragedy. 'Tis wool to be merry and wise, good to he honest and true, 'Tis good II) be oil with the mild love Ib•fm e you be um with the new. Pointed fir Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. "The knoll of our analysis and of our quotation* are the best proof of the pleasure with which we have read this moral and interrstiug 'nib., and may stand i i place of eulogy. Let us moil) see what the Woik really &set res, a favourable reception ilium the Public; and we trust Ile. Maturin may be moved easy to a writer of rich fairy and ready powers, so delight. tot to the oonn•roua class of readers, who have Gray's both°. ray fur .upposuic it no hail emblem of Paradise to lay all day on a vouch and read no" Noyel.."—Eitinbuigh Review, No. blf ) Jour, NIB. CONGRFSS OF AIX-LA-CHAPELLF. The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid ma the table Ca pies of the Protocol issued by the Allied Powers, in the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle. Lord Hot.r.alito ingnired whether it was the in. tentiou of the Noble Earl to lay before the House any papers relating to the Slave Trade ? He was also desirous of knowilig whether a copy of the Holy Alliance would be laid upon the table ? He asked this question, because, in looking over one of the Treaties concluded between Austria, France, Great Britain, Prussia. snit Russia, he found • declaration that these Powers would adhere, in their individual and general relations, to those " bonds of Christian fraternity" which had been already recognised. Now among the various papers laid on the table he could find none that explained the nature of these bonds of Christian fraternity, and he therefore supposed tha words must refer to the Holy Alliance. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said he had no hesita tion to reel; distinctly to each of the Noble Lord's questions. With respect to the Slave Trade be had to state, that it was not in his power at present to offer any papers to the House, but lie hoped that in a short time lie should gratify the Noble Lord in that particular. As to the Holy Alliance, he did riot believe that he could, with propriety, lay the Treaty before their Lordship*, ■s Great Britain was not a party to it. The Treaty was concluded in Paris in 1815, and signed a. au autographic act by the Sovereigns of Austria, Russia, rod Prussia. When a commuilication of the fact was made to the British Government it was perceived that, con sistently with our Constitution, the Prince Regent, acting in the name of the Sovereign, could not be come a party to the Treaty. as it had not been con cluded by aprons of a responsible Minister. He could not, however, hesitate to mate, that the prin ciples of the Treaty hail met with the full concur rence of the Prince Regent. Lord HOLLAND thought, that as the Treaty was referred to in another inatrument, to which this Government was a direct party, the Treaty ought to he laid before Parliament. The Earl of Ltircarool. repeated his former ob servations, mud declined laying the Treaty before the House. Lord HOLLAND—" All 1 want is to know what the bonds of Christian fraternity' are?" On the motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE. se- venal accounts presented to the House, relative to the amount of licenses granted (or the issuing of Bunk notes, for the three lust years, were ordered to be printed. ISLAND OF BANCA. The MarquisoT La Nsuuwr4 Salt', that it MRS his intention to wove for some additional papers relative to I'alembato4 and the (slaw! of 114ocii, but he should defer los motion until the Noble Secretary of State fur the Colonies was in the House. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11. ELECTION BALLOTS. This tieing the day for the Committers by Ballot upon the Ixtuniustrr and Evesham Petitions, on 11w subject of the re. spectire Elections for these places, the House was occupied iii taking the Lists for the said Committees until fire o'clock. . _ - - On the opening of the gallery, we heard ihe SPTAILER no tifying that Lord Fulkstune had ai 1111111 l iced his having been returned fur two place. (the noise in the Huuse prevented us from hearing the name of the first place, but it was from a buruegh in Wiltshire), and that he had made his election fur New Sarum. GRAND JURIES IN IRELAND. Mr. Bftowsie resettled a Petition from the County of Mayo, me she subject of the Irish Grniitl Jury Laws.—laid uu the table. CONTESTED ELECTIONS. Mr. Lim appeared :it the bar, and presented re. (loved lists of the Mewl.i.-cs ballotted to serve oil the Committee* appointed to nowise into the Leo minster curl Eveslimm coni e ßi e d LEW! INS W'. Richardson, Esq. S. Walker, Esq. S. Scutt, Ell W. Wynn, Earl. W. Stewart, Esq. J. Martin, E.g. W. nullities, lit.?. W A. Roberts; Eiti. Hon. F. G. Co'that pe It W ikon , Esq. It. J. tViliiiiitt, Esq. W. S. Esq. .1. Pechell, Esq. Sir C. Mnrttati, Bart. W. Egerton, Esq. lAN. R. G. Russell, E.q. L. Wodetiossioc, Lord A Hill Sir J. Osborn* Sir J. Riddt ll Ht. How J S. Pullinitod it. Giant, L,41. A. Saville. Esq. Stets Hoot. S Smartie C. W. S.bi Isor E. 141. W. I I Ashhurst. F.sq. J. C. Ranssslen, Esq. W. Borrvll, Esq. A. Campbell, Esq. G. V. Vernon, Esq. DISTKESSES OF THE COENTHY. Mr. Cuftwes bald, lie rube to prebeut r Petition' Mr. MS 3.1.11111 brought up the Kermit o► the Committee ot, the Petition from the parish of St. George the Martyr, which wits 'Treed to, Nutt leave given to bring in a Bill for repeiring the Church of St. George the Martyr, in the county of Middle sex, and to provide fur the Recto► a the palish. GAS LIGHTS. Mr. P. Moons brought up the Report of the Cs ttttt nittee appointed to inquire into she Petition fur lighting certain pinta of Westrbioster with Gar, which was agreed to, and leave given in bring in I Bill for lighting the parishes. of St. Martin-in the-Fields, St. Paul, Covent• garden, St. Mary le-Strand. and St. Clethent Danes, in the city of Westminster; and Si. George, Bloomsbury. on the comity of Middle sex, and the parish of Christ-Chinch, in the county of Surrey. FRENCH INDEMNITY. Lotd Caitt.eamatait prevented additional Papers relative to the Indemnity to be paid by France to the Combined Powers.—Ordered to be printed. THE PLAGiiE. . . Sir JOHN JACtiON rose, pursuant to notice. t o move—" That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire into the validity of the doctrine, that the plague is a contagious disorder." As he did lot anticipate any objection to his motiou„, he eliould not offer any observations to the Holier. Mr. W. WirSS thuoitht that a Committee of the House of Commons could scorer!y be called to rets port on a mere medical panel. It would he proper to call on the College of Physicians for their opinion —but, unless some Very strong OPIIIOII were given for it, he did out think such a Committee should he appointed. Mr. Rontesoe said, there were very sufficient Parliamentary grounds fur instituting this inquiry. The quarantine laws of this citatory were very rigid. and caused considerable incouvenience. They were ertablialied in consequenceof an opielon, which hue, been entertained for centuries, that the plague war contagions iii its nature. D.scr;•sres had recently hero made, mid elisetissine• hid'. aktil (:lace, which threw considerable doubt on ii- ealirlitv of that doctrine ; and therefnre. it woc 1 !,e est,c•il t ly it,.. sirable that the best ma aore shoo:d rid take .., to in quire. as far as possible, Ito the with or fallac y ..f this opulent. The subject hal come under the coneideration of that branch of the Government Kith which he was connected—and 1::: was non it struck with the reasemiug adduced to prove that tile doctrine was founded au error. The subject *AI referred to the College of Physicians leer their opiiiiute—/[dear, heur, from Mi.. Wrin.i—Theo; body origitially advised the enactment of the Qua ratitme Laws—and they stated, that the doctiii:e which gave rise to those laws remained perfectly so un d and untouched. At the same time, the subject was of so much importance', that he cuu ceived eiery degree of light ought to he thrown on it, that coo lit be elle:beat by acute aid zealous investigation. It appeared, stn .t part of the evi dence given before a Counniitee of that House, op potuted kat year to inquire into the iiatuie of the epidemic disease then prevailing in London, tenth d to throw adept' I doubts cm the &chine of co , i. tagion, which rendered inquiry mote iircessary. Considering the of of the QlCifitlitllle Leas, and as it would, in oilier po its of view, be of in finite importance to have the question settled, lie trusted the Dims, would not refuse the Cottiiiiiitee. 31r. W. WYNN said, in the case of the Com mittee appointed last year, the matters submitted to them were of a nature on which it Wag nut dif ficult to arrive at a correct jarlgtneet—hut he dad not thick they were qualified to form au opiiiton oil an abstract medical point. Sir J. JACKSON laud, the main reason why he troubled the House on this subject arose froth the 1 testimony of Dr. Roberts, bettor the Committee, Last year, which quite astimished bon. Dr. Rt.. 1 . Inlay tended, that he had been '24 years attreolin St. Bartholomew's I lospital, and, during the whole if that period, met with scarcely true moaner of fever being eontagious. Therefore. lie thought the Comunttee ought to take the matter into console:m um'. The motion watt then agreed te, and the Com mittee appointed. HORSt DEA LERS. Sir M. W. liini:e7rllOstpr 7 ll;J. till Tuesday next, his motion fur a return of Ike number end atnuunt of surcharges on fernier', as horseilealtrik. CLIMBING BUYS. Bo N y l e r. il e ssug l b o cje b t i st i n t b i g z i ,dg is a Bill to I been brought before the House in the last Session, and a Bill to destroy this disgraceful practice had been una nimously agreed tu. It was seat up to the other Ilou.e of Parliament, and, in consequence of w 'eh that further iiitortnatiun should be obtained. it stopped there. A great body til evidence was be. CM.: tie public uu Our subject—lard it was so / ' --- WILSON ON THE GOUT—SECOND EDITION. This de) , were published, pi iee as. sewed, OBSERVATIONS ON THE GOUT and ACUTE RHEUMATISM; containing an Account of a safe, speedy, and effectual Remedy for those Dt . Addressed to Arthritic and Rheumatic By C. WILSON, 31. D. Memher of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh. Printed fur T. sad G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street.