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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEMILUAIIY li, 1819. • mica SETEN-rExcs. i; $ •g• NV3IKER 5053. . , ... t ._____ __. - ---;.;•.-- . ,- - " l ':'IP ;--'—e"'------"b:- .. • mirryiti GALLERY, PALLAUJIL. REFORM OP PARLIAMENT. ' • a It% Cethearfts. be Uhl* to have Wen rioted hrf j imitation of' another hod/ of the mole destrip- roE 4TN E. ftt/ FAL, DalitY-LANE. 'runs (;ALLERF, tar the F.X.HIBITION WILECTOIIS of WEsTmINSTER-To on. iralt.colrtredneria of grgranior .., cc-v.40.1e as else 1 hon. The ,Hon. Gentiebbrit Ilhesimnved-... till. EVI.:..N. ING. WE, PNE sn . A Y,.,: F:, l ' . _ l ( 7 ' I, mot sA LE 4 She IVoIIKS of MoISERN ARTIS IS, I ),,, Nt.jeatja zterraats tail. perform the a ag ly 0 IS Orb EN every 1.)..y raft . 1 . . .us is. the Morning wall nee The y other, t r a bio i d . . l l. ll 7o h lr iP t i v iel i th i i i e r Gi s a re in aa d lis k T v olf ri ul ' ie pre e, tra e av ili rial o r : e ho lm f e t i s i:li l t:y ".ll 4 L..: .. e l l s n_ t o ilr :i 1a i 11 , teriL 1 i fi r .r. i .‘.1 i1 : 661. 41 1 7 141 1.111. ;:.!. : ::,:;„ 1 "11 . 4 1 1 1 1 4 1r itatvo.d. It I e mist llll. *ee t k t i hite , 1 , 64 , b : k o ld os t e rg, ~,,,,,,,I he li s r P ß 7.1 A ,7::: n e t i 6f ils l ir y RANILEr. is. the Aftcruo..... 1.4 Order. Num iiew A p 1...., „ le a ii i s th„i g . i the Ronk of. Ireland. Aerlistg she year IRIS, Cularmeocisk , , ~,,,,,,,, Ring of Denmark, Mr. ft....5e1l ; Itimlet, Mr. JODN YOUNG, Keeper. p•crent the exerelae of your free Cfnier. Reatettthre that "'"? 1 ' "er' '"" '".„ i t„ 1 „,,.1 4 1„ .Mr. , Multdeo; tarries Ono tiattO, Mr. Admittance, le -Catalogue,, la. all .Hislory has proted that Oise Coalition of Faction, maitre% of number* Of mice rellectafre rarsorro l i *ill/ si g . ' e l" bege" 11111 °se 1611/ 71h at Ja"ari/ . sad atu" fierteishiacthe areermut a Notes above 041 eft* tift vialre • .•. •-7, - are de/tomtit., of the I.lbertio. of the People. Cdattstato and loadholdms. It rittlayged that the toil mid yrs- ...; ..- II • Horatio, Mr , llollavol 1 Orrick, Mr. Peolry ; ........._,„, .. Srecotti Greve-alp:a, Mr.F•Cti: 4o .*, o4 ,ll • dtfctintsi of this kfottoldhs' • nett aullititant f .r the „ i Gaire•diceer, Mr. I f ' dle y ' h (;,„. 4T ll COURT 411 _UV ERY or the WorMatirfol Y u " I xerliu"' your Vici°r7 is b v e"l p it o lli- T ike of St and gtatieg she aggregate asimast sit the whew' . lw C' it of IlionieVa Palher, Mr . o f ,„ : ~, r . he naiiihilated: co s tae early to t II u..norr. -4 6,_, i Air. btamoista 'wild itottoin fi . arteriag nay ,- • ; aiii , ti.. coMPA NY- of JOIN ER9, held vestertbr, Mr. U 11. r Dm' " L ' MIL prude"; °Pile" (fin. Arr.tateriff PULLEN was nna„imonst 'I tad i`l FRK fur th e MNI 7 " " v• rh^ "" l " .t.le fur ""8 11 ° USE. the ...,, Owe., o . _.. . g in Pi tutt of the i mt l attatsmi • Illerrisf r a d wfluitt UT remarks /p a the. litter part of *but lint fillet, Wolk . i t V . ` '' ' ... to Priest) of Universal Liberty itud Raines/. Reforms uf Pihr- lb , **e t re it ( de firealleP Heat ) it". It that hied' t " th e 14 0 „. • (;,.„,1,„,„„. sill 4,;. d0,,,,h0u co-. 0 he fore the ~,), NI, coati. - . ~ the Company, Jo the mat of Mr. dames rasher, tieceasecii. the Morse that it was tenpdlitic. tn o prripiethe iiS- H 6 wot wben he truste d 1 ,, „,...,„1,1 I, v „w e on a hoy. iialiebt: , . rig , wioldi :Slii IMO , anew %Initial Farce, In two aelli, STATE OF THE POLL, SECOND DAY pdrtetioit 41 . 1 . Article* viikiillir to Ilse ibrerincts tif called • lliad the c • lsarpres oisde by the Batik al Etishatnt 131(11 - 1 NOTIONS: dri ENTLEM EN'S ‘VORN CL6TIiES RE- Total. the soil of • the' country duty free, -bemuse it . . 1 m ,,..i nst der ..uwie.. were aatliusK snare th • esa a fait n-Jlll sTORED rolotirahly and expeditiously by GEORGE Hoonorsr OS .... OS OR, A TRIP TO EXMOUTH. ' *ILION, Sor of the Ororiaal Inventor of the Art, who CAnTWntratti re-' 1 P" • ' , , 1 ....,,./ 6 , .c.rappettirst fir weir trou see. r ear, ear., `Via. Iltwe pelecied and enmaustot by Mr.]. Parry. •• TANS esvttliet was h i es. t.r, ' , ref . ~, , • 1'......1..1110ir0r,..ri , • * be ?dr Mll/1111111, 91r. T. Coke, Mc. triode,' wad forat...Tly pellet:led o'er Ara sole Eatedialterent .• .. . his appcmpotiott, , Tite * Petitioner, there/Om PelYril• Air, d i p,a,,ftLy, then mooed tar-. cl this lOnd. 6 Tr. mut Company, by their preoliar pu. Conowittee, Piiber's nno.yym D o rouLpiden, I ~.... 11, Air. Knicbt, Mi. Coble , Mrs. Alas. /, and Itlie. isassrsOripart an eseeilent appearance to Oeatlearen'a M ie n Fobreary IS, ISIS. •"" • - thrifent4 to.lolol4lllfiresse iota consitrathitso-to •., . -.ie . 'i t . ; .), 4 ' An_AMmmy of ISKsvomtir.oefro of filiebillSOV•Plt ..4: 44,1‘..0 .. , L ., u o.t. Ty r y),,,,,, to he opened at Sin o'Cluct, and the Per- Apretel. ,•me, Melee. Feeteef• Ne• 9 , Jaoss•lst'llr 4 . Carrot- Ilebeerilatosabr &fee! she teilmellee , At the Bludieltair refer their Petition Its e COillintlteri Crow erlArle 4.„k f,,;, mi t! a s fie hart de 'rim :s4 .in eirietetwe thicr (hall o w , 6. ea r elie f Su it , ei, 5 ap o sob, 4l received et she Committee' &am, Ater et. Guyon. they should be hearth and be nllimeli to yrexluce et i- ' Maine each half pat, Root 'bit's , MR i.e Om year Mt" ~,,,. cc 1., toein ill &WU . gar d e '` , siedes; and by Mr. Brooke, Tremsime, 10. Strand. ..• ! ,.,,,,,f,. , 5.,-And N i ce, 3v-Pit, 3.; }}wood Prire,29. c m ., Coat, C 4.; 7rointrf. 3a. y Waistcoat, Si deice'---and, if they succeeded tit eitalilishitig their '--mrafrrest. . ~ .1,... , •• 6:inert', to.; Secuiol Frice,ls -UpperGatie.y, is., )'S-Lialies' &ales ?maitre& . With renal elegancy, . ellertiona. that the lionise antll.l Proor , et the -.lv , A •.• - TI.) THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ii ; o 4 tt the logien, asitomoi . of Molt Nellis sik o ti nel ifi llos i k iii‘ PiAt s ill cireelatina weekly, in tin. year 1 , ugo g _ . .. ... _ .._ '"--"'"--rrie•sc .---- j Ecr.cTutts OF O'KSTMINsTER,, 1 tvont-r + itad tax-dykes of the sot! its the 'mine 111 ° ° ' ai ahher."-ordeced. a ... ..._ __-__.._•_ _.....• ..1..r.per•..i•5....•• word• ...... I at sw , •4.... 10-16........... f e. 41. in the hand's ef the book if f4/10• • Pricy. ft& !1,.5.r. end Moors to be taken of Mr Itndwell, at the no. t mita of th. Theatre, from Ten till Four; where may be Lnd 3 I'. irate Hoz nightly. st h.. urn 1111.11 CA Farce of nigh Notion., or A Trip to L‘tn•iiith, will bi rertirtned tiny evening till further no- GH F.ENVVICIL TO LET, AT LADY-DAY um, A SULISTANTIAL FAMILY-I-MUSE, nn r 1 mais , bin, is complete repair; cooteintag Gee draivisig, dining, and breallfaid•rount, coach. bonen, and stabling; gardesin, :wit a small meadow of two acres, May be viewed by leave of the present tenant ; sad fur parlirnlara nprly in 31.% itufrir, Graf w-Ins. net es the merchants arid Matstftenttirers were pros tected by the existint laws.—Read, lytd tin the ru ble, and ordered to be pointed. Mr. flowouTit presented a Petition from Wm. Gray, of Bedford-row, agent fol. certain Petit . IS, against the return for the City of Worcester, 'tray ittg that the time for eisterietic into reeognizatidea might be enlarged.—The Petition WO% reed, sod further time granted till Sstuiday sc'emight. V 1( the Matinees of Cash ih It bandit ef the hulk if lreleml 101 l the lei and 15111.1.'4 a reels mnnth, beforsot the Ist of Jaunt'? awl 15th 13.k.senber, IMIN, istelestvir, re.oltutle from pa)mesolo by the Trewer) Forrthiser. and t'4.41 , 1 of CI isticery ; stating the nm....nt 11,111. r each head. awl the balances of tlw year, ina.le lop from the eai.l Gr,„..., THE latest moment at which a Candidate can come forward with a proarret of sutlers has now arrived. To And au adequate Successor to hies whom you have lust too soon for your ma n and his rutin. t?y'a interest, we, from the first Lopelera, and lass proied impotaible. Rut. Gentlemen, the luud and general call of an litany enlightened and independent elns►s of Electors for a .Catididate, whose sentiments might Ire more congenial to their own than those of the two Gentle men already put is nominal inn, ought not to lie unanswered, from any fear of pawned charge of preromption. It is in obedience to that call alone, and with the most unfeigned sense of my own inferiority, that I venture to stand forward to ask your suffrages. My claim to the support of the People who returned Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY triumphantly to Parliament, is founded simply on an ADHERENCE TO HIS PRIN CIPLES, as exemplified in his political carver, sad professed by himaclf from the timeline, when at the cline of the last POll he addressed yos u his Constituents for the lest and laid time. His splendid talents commanded your admiration.; but it was to his Feininger and Integrity that you gave your con. fidence. However rare and transcendent thni.e talents were. his Principle. and Integrity, at laud, may be cherished and imitated; and if I attain the Homier of Representing you in Parliament, I pledge myself tombs them the invariable guide of my public conduct. I have the bonner to he, Gentlemen, Tour faithful Servant, GEORGE LAMB. To•morrow and nn Filurday, the new Tragstly of lb oleo= ; • The rail of Trignin. Ihi rriilav, a tivattiili• nay. Ili !timid sy will he tremblers), a new T. In.fleJrnsiie Insr, !" tiotri• ACit, to be Call ell The Heroine; or, A Daughter's 4,', Ortiz.. Ali John b.l.nslone has been re-rnitagrA at Ibis Theatre. ilayo."—Order " Of all other flohtneeo of Peltlic Money not particularly operilled in the leen-Mose ammo. in Ilia Wilde of Iht Back of Ireland UN the lot of listo .ry, 1819."—Orderool. " Of the Total Anietilit .0.1)114311h:1er' Dii Means in the hands of the Bonk iin the lot Linnary, 1819 "—Orili red. it Of nil Chorea mane by the Bawl..•f Ireisud againit the public fur taint:tante poblie 54 , 4ifica. " --ornean. A,NEASED TAXES!. Sir M. W. Rint.t:v rose pursnou,t to Holier, to move fur the number and amount of the kouchargea wi farmers. MS lior-e.dealsrs. and 11(1011 prrwni using huma in watching putt., tint game. keepers. The Hon. Baronet said, th•it lie believed there was hot one opinion in the country. that this tax, anti the manner in which it seas levied was oppressive, vexations, and in many cars illegal. It CillPeil great diicontent, hneatise. it produced much oppress . Ile hoped. he say), OA Minister , . wotald adopt some mode of reinuving an much op pression—if they did tint d.. no, he onnlil feel it Ins duty, immediately after the 1 7 ...tsier recess, to bring the subject under the consideration of the PENRYN ELECTION. , The porties to the Peoryil Election Petition hay. tog r eturned to the bar, the vectored Ind oap deli vered in, poi celled over, os Tiff: •i TBE-VO VA t, COT:ENT-GA it P f riliS EVENING, ‘I'EDNESDAY, F 01.17, n ill lee Firtel, a Comic Opera, call, it TIIE DUF.NN A. Din Jerome., Mr. W. farren ; Carlos, Mr. Hunt ; An. roioo. Mr. Pyne; Ferdinand, Mr. DM' 010 ; Lear, Mr. 1:i loses Father 1'3114 Mr. Emery ; Father Lay-hrothrr, Mr. Siminrina. Clara. Miss Ste. phtn.; Luni.a, Mrs. T. ; the Menne, Mrs. Ills Co. far:; lat., Miss Shaw. To which will hr added, Sheritlan's farce of TILE CRITIC ; OR, A TRAGEDY REHEARSED. c; t fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Farren; Purr, Mr. Jones; I. vet., Mr. Connor; Sneer, Mr. F.gertiin ; Dan Ferolo t• • ..keraiittoi, Mr. Liston; Lord Burleich, Mr. Williams. Mrs. Gibbs; Mrs. Dangle, Miss Logan Tor Door, will be opened at Six o'Clock, arid the Per -I...maiirr hien at Seven. Nem 2s. Second Price, 31. Ad —Pit, Is.l I. Settledß„srs. Pro", 2•—Lower Gallrry, 2e. St cond Price, Is —rpper ;fillers, I. Second Price, MI. Flares fir the Roses 111 be taken of MC. Brandon, at the r, liart.strcot, from Ten till Four. A Private Roe may be had for the &mon, or nightly, of Mr. Brain:on, at the lox office. To-morrow, the new Tragedy of Evian", and The Barber ; Eridev. The Reggae. Opera, and the new Pantomime. the tisinr.lay, Use new Tragedy of Evadsc, with Woken& RIM WM II )11 Monday, the new Tragedy of Evian', with Bide oii "faraday, the Opera of Rob Roy Macgregor, anti the rarer of lion Ton. Mos Someiville will shortly appear in a new character. Mr. D. M. Lloyd Mr. Denison Mr. lloworili Mr. gdwards L'vcrr•l Mr. R. I.yeter Mr. R. S. Carry Mr. Daiv.kvarell Mr. S. SillliK/IS Mr. S. Mr. Howard Mr. J. A. Wright Mr. K. Webb This day are published, in one handsome Volume 12. o. wire 6s. in boards, ur As. 6.1. bound. f'oNveltsATloNs on GENERAL HIS TORY ; exhibiting a Progressive View of the State of Mankind, from the earliest Avo of which we have any au thentic Reeords, to the beginning of the Year IM9. Fur the use of Schools; and Plicate 111Sitletli . By ALEXANDER JAMIENON, Author of a A Treatise on the ConstruCt ion of Maps"—" A Giaminse of Rhetoric and Pulite Literature:" elan, " A Grammar of LO Cie slid intent -clip° Philosophy." Editor of the Fifth Edition of Adams's ' Elements of Useful Knowledge." &e. &e. Printed for G. and W. E. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-Iw. Whitehall, February 12,1519. -- General Committee Rooms, 27, Henrietta-street ; Swan, Bridee.street ; 14, Park.plare St. Jamey's; 'Vbite Horse, Pimlico; British, Cockspar-street ; Newcastle-street Coffee /loom ; sad St. Anue's Coffee House, Dean-strect. This day is published, twice le. 61. APASTORAL LETTER from WALKER KIND. P.D. Bash.,is of Rochester, to she Clergy awl hahshiteets of his Diocese, in behalf of the Siwiety iiistst.itrel for promotion the Enlargement ,and Building OT Ottirelielr and Mardi. / 101,1 by F. C. sad 3. Rivingeon, NO, a., sr. Palo'a atrelt-yard; and No. 3, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY'S OFFICE, BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS, IFILIMUAIIt 15. 11119. ir DO hereby give Notice, that the follo w i n g I Proprietors, vise—George Hyde Wollaston, Eat ; Ed. ward ';meth Biggs, ENV; Mr. Atlfrillill• Cure; Mr. RiCbard Witham Silvester ;. Mr. Daniel DtMlolllll,ll,t ; and Mr. Da- Till Cook, have, pur,,nant to the Eighth By-Law of this Company, and iu the Succession above stated, severally given me Notice of their Intention to stand for the OFFICE of an AUDITOR, at the ELECTION which will take place us the FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT. By Order, J. PEDDF.R, Secretary._ This rimy is pitli.ished. in Ivo. in six very large vols.price in Winds, 31. Its. dedicated by permission to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury; the Second Edition of W A Cel.F:tii AsTicAL BIOGRAPHY ; or , Lillll. of Eminent Men connected with the History of Religion in England, from the Commencement of the Re. formation to the Revolution : Selected and illustrated with Notes. fly CHRISTOPHER wonnswoßTD, D.p. Rreior 01 I.smlwth, Surrey, and of Swolridges Printed for F. C. and J. Itiviugton, N... 62, St. Paul's Churehlo.i; sod Nu. 3, Waterloo-place, 0 *lsom may he had, lately published by the same Author, 1 , SEitlltthoi. lu two volumes, 13vo. price in boards, Its. ROTA!. COBURG THEATRE. 1111 - 1 IS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Feb.l7, nna d r. in k this week only, the Evening's Entertain • tits to commence with an interesting Melo-dramatic ra!leit, KNICI/11 OF THE. BLACK PLUME; OR, THE FISHERMAN'S HUT. s, F.drsl, Koichi of the Black Plume, Mr. Huntley; Attesd l it. love with Emmeline), Mr. timed, jun. Lirly Ger i, ti-!e, Mts. Bridles ; Emmeline (in love with Albert), Mitts 'Cooper . . Blanch (her Attendant), Mra. W. Rat iyanire; I 1.. r.' !be Fisbtritian's Wife), Mrs. Gaullist; Misr HolLiittL 'mine Lately after which, a new Spanish Ballet, called, OON QUI XOYE E. The Usearacters by Mr. Le Clereq, Mr. Hill, Mr. Clifferil, 'tr. limilati;:er, Mr. Cartlatek, Madame Le Cleft% Miys s,mtvioti, &r. 1 v ctiechirle with, by particular desire, and for this week 11111 y, a Mee Latent Melo-dramatic Spectacle, El, HY DER, TILE CHIEF OF THE GAUT MOUNTAINS. El Ilrler (the Alfarrior of Hindonstam), Mr. Huntley. Hurt' Citfton (Midshipman of the Tiger, wrecked ou the (vast , Mrs. W. Harrym;we. Rotes As and 3s.—Pit 2s.—Gallery Is. Donis Open at Half past Five, 0* Pt rformanee to COM mrtire M Half past Six.—Second price Hatt-pant Eight. Plaera to be taken of Mr. (:Tubb, at the Boxmllice of the 1114.1111 v, f Ten till Emir. Lately published, iu 12me. price 7s. beards, • N ENGLISH awl HINDOOSTANEE LW NAVAL DICTIONARY of TECHNICAL TERMS and SEA PHRASES; as also the various Words of Command given in working a Ship, &c. with many Sentences of great use ut Sea. To which is prefixed, a short Grammer of the Hindonstanee Diligent. The whole calculated to enable the Officers of the How. East India Company's and Country Service to give their Orders to the Lamers with that exact errs and promptitude which, epos many occasions, must prove of the greatest importance. By Lieutenant THOMAS ROEBUCK, Acting Examiner ■od Assistant Secretary iu the College of Fort William. London : Printed for Black, Ringsbery, Pottery, and Allen, Booksellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leadeultall-street. This sky are pablisheil, in one Volume Octavo, price in boards, Vs. ORIGINAL SIN, FREE-WILL. GRACE, vEGENEKATton, JUSTIFICATION. FAITH, HOOD WORKS, aud UNIVERSAL. REDEMPTION, as 11110111.010 11 in certain Declarations of our Rtformers, which are 'lie Grout'wink of the Articles of our Established Chun upon these Subjects; with an important Account of the Sidssci lissom to t h e Articles is law, and au Historical sud Critics! !idiotism lO the while, By the Rev. H. J. TODD, M.A F S.A. Chaplain nu Ordinary to his Majesty, mud Keeper of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Records. Pi inied fur P. ('. sod J Itivingion, No. 62, St. Paul's church-yard; soil No. 3, Waterloo piece, Pall-mall. INPERIAL PARLIJAIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, TVZSDAY, riIIRVAILT 16. ft This day the Marquis of Burr took the oaths and Isis seat. EXCISE DUTIES. The Annual Excise Daises Bill was read a second time, and ordered to he committed. Serenil l'ertate Bills were forwarded is their respettits stages, and the House then adjourned. TO MLNIIIENS OF PARLIA3IENT, &c. Third Edit TRIAL MY ISATTI.C. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. rvii E high encomiums bestowed by the Nobility I. and Gentry urn the above New SAUCE, failures doe 'Proprietors, Memo s.JOIIN BURGESS a n d SON, to offer to llv YMo!ic at brie a Clltatioll against Imitations, by men. ',wore 11..!te rlll be relied upon as Gemini, without cart' 'hook bring senktl smoky their Finn and Address, and also ouch I.lhel 6 owing their Signature. The wilily and conreinence sof this Sloes., Lein, adapted for :oli purposes, has caused a great demand for it, and its in s rrmir of rirrostatilln Lids fair to veinal their much and lung s stereo.: FSSENCE of ANCHOVIES; they respectfully ...brit a trial from there who hare not used it, brills conifi. It 18 111 of. oro• sstisfart . to the nirrst 11113IP. tYarrhousr, No. 107 (Corner of the Savoy.steps), Strand, I.noduis. frEA TItADE.—TDF. LONDON GENI J- R. IN I: TEA Cl) UPANY, 41, Itstlgate-Hill, with much ritettettr• relics, their a rkiiiiwkilitiirtits to the N.thilltri t ;entry, and tlw it Friend: at later, far the d tilt tont ore .4 .1 tar:. r p,tr,Nu a illthlie F srusor,than perhap4 ever eecirtil, tinder annilar rneumatatiren, by say met , e:t , le Litattli-Itmcnt whati err—how far notch great Patrun•t:c has keen son riled, et mains troth the Pistilli- only to ileterintor. The Ciotti:my now beg to 'nominee, th.it far the better sevointuriArtilia of the Inhabitants of Mary•le.lione, and 4ii plant tif the Welit /?rid of the Metentwilia, they will a l ien a Inge Eistablialtinent N exr sKrtnt DAY. the :loth 'o ttani, at No. 14g. OXFORD-STREET , Nes r! y 011rositr Bond-street, •herr the Pabloc may hr mitred of being sopplied with r Eks Ilse same awihties sad Prices as have given such tinter. tea► aleivfitesion at 13, I.odoiteMill. Ca nips! , —lt is I mperative on the Proprietors, in to state, atilt poste the above Premises were taken w , owl cal <icor'', are preirieto: to corn Homes within • fe w loom ; the thersiiire. *solicit their Friend., who 0.-11.! to to, the new rata!tlitilinient with a preference, sot to he ninilt3l by any external resemblances winett may be 'I ..... vet/ F.atothlielorent 1% 14*, OXisUitl)-STII:ILET. This flay are published, price as. sewed, ORV I'lo NS upon the CASE of VIF ABRAHAM THORSUON, who was Tried at War wick no the nth of August, 1817, for the MURDER. of MARY ASlll'Olll/, •diewisig the Danger of pressiuc Pre sowipilve Evidence too far; itieetbeir with the only true and nothentie Arconiit of the Evidence given at the Trial, FA*. emulation id the Prisoner, &c.; and a carrel Plan of the Loeu4 in quo. - - By EDWARD 1101.110 Y D, of Gray's.itin. All Publications hitherto upon the subject, have con. sistlii of nuslatvuteuts and suppressions of the Eglidritee, and ini•represesitati iiii vof t h e Leagued Joilees Tbe Editor submit. to the Public a full and correct Arc tof the Evidence tritest at the Trial, carefully eitainjord with ton Lewswil Judet's Notes, with such illsiervattous upon the Erns of the Case, proved in Evi dence, a, have occurred to lout upon an impartial, attentive, and car. fit: con-i.lcrotion of thooe facts, both independently of the Adlo, and also combined with that Defence. Primal for J. "lawman, 39, Ludgate-street, London ; sold a 1.., by the Bookiellris ofEhatn, Warwick, Oaford, HOUsEtioLD FURNITURE AT rixEu PRICE-S. 11101 0 HELL 1 . :40N WWI CO. No. 7. Etta' aide of 11,,,,r4r14a, et...wilfully infirm the Public, that 'very Arta bt of HOUSEHOLD RittiSITURE is Sold wpm Her following plan L The unpleatant and frcimently digesting eolititatione le buy ;he alwiltglard. 2. Tho Inweet Sellint! Price i% fixed by a ticket upon ere:) , Article, from which no abatement eau he made. 3. To it 'mallow She Public (and mart,l leery kind of rtorrpitou), the %/bole of the witch:lse money will be re tome,' 1.. the buyer, if ii.r Reticle i 4 nut spiwuveet of. fob, • Urus the ab.svil "ample but efisiinb:r plotu, RO. fIEHTSON and Cu. re's their hope* of ertrouratemem, whims, ehool,l they he so fortoome an to obtain, they pledte ibur humus, Hwy will 'tot...moor to .beery,. 'A vsrirty of Rertatearta end FtsrMtn.re, with Beddinz templet , . Otter kept fixed np nn thew. ftwi root sVoolow ettrt:tioa, Chair, Cooftion, and Sofa Our, mad- up or a!ts. ,a the wet fashoutable grantor. HOtsE or COMMONS, TUESDAY, re 111111.114 1& This day the Hotter having Fern engaged in balloting for Committees on the Pearyn and Wootton Basset Electio• Pr. Otiose., straageis were sot admitted iota the Gallery till ten inioutes after See o'clock. PETITIONS. Sir G. WiRSTRI presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Brighton, stating that the Poor Rates in that town bail increased from seven thousand pounds, in the year ISIS, to sixteen thousand, hi the last year, and praying the House to adopt such alterations in the present system of Pour Laws as would alleviate the pressure of them. Head, and refereed to the Committee OR the Poor Lowe. Mr. EDWARDS IittISSID4 a Petit' from the Occupiers of Land in tllamtirgeottsire, praying tiro articles weed fur agricultural purposes might he imported duty free. Read, and laid no the table. SCOTCH BURGHS. Mr flume presented a Petition.from the Magletratee sad other inhabitaiits of the Borough of Mohican. It stated that the Petitioners had had • lung experienee of the evils prising front the Sent of a proper wet itt their Burgh, and the oelf.election of a few individuals, both to Offices in the Corporation, loot to PAtliantrat; sod that they bad, through the gracious consideration of the Print. Regent, the good fortuue to lie restored to the carmine of their lotig.withkeld rights, and felt the great advalitiges of au improved Colisti. They therefore prayed that the paste reformation sod benefits might be couferred of the other Royal Barghe of Scotland. Laid on the table, end ordered to he printed. l'uftwer presented w Petition from the Pei/soden , coutined for di ht in the Gaol of Carlisle, praying that in rainerver alterations mleht he adopted in the Insolvent Delotoen' Art. 'hr humane sprit in which that Act had ori gorme,i might he preserved.—Read , and laid us the table. A Petition was prevented from the Inhabitioite of the Town of Neirearite, praying for an alteration in the Poor Laws—Mend, and ordered to be ;printed. Sir C. NIOICZ said, lie held in him tm(' s P e ti. nino n *lnch, %battery opinion twee be elotetsiuttl Mr. F. Stollens Mr. G. Plotford Mr. C. Harvey. --- -- . The Committee were sworn as called. WINDSOR ESTABLISHMENT. Lord Csswattaclt rove and arid, that the or der for the Conenittee of the House on the Prince Regent's illervitge, and that part of the Speech of the Lords Commissioners which related to the Royal Establishment at Windsor, had been fixed for Thursday, the 18th. Ile untlerstoctil the tie port of the Cormnistee. up stairs uouldlbe ready to be laid before the House on Wednesday; but as the interval between that and the billowing day was not sufficient tp permit Members to examine it. he thought it expedient that the former order shotild be discharged, uud a new one made for Monday. Mr. TIERNEY said, that he should then on Mon day take the muse of the House on the grout, which be understood was to !se socisalnyteuded, of ten thousand a year to the Duke of York, as eistot persona. for travelling charges. The order was Oleo read, sad deferred till Mon day ne=ts , . OXFORD PETITION. The.SPItAILER inforinecl the House that the Peti tints front the City of Oxford, which had been on Monday, the 29th January, resolved by the House to he a Petition complaining of au undue election ' and return for that city, had been fi xed for consi deration on that night, but as the necessary steps had not been taken, the proper course to be pur sued was, that the order should be discharged.— The order was accordingly discharged. The SPEAKER further informed the House, that he had that morning received a letter from Mr. %Wyndham Quin, dated Dublin, February 13, stating, that he had received the Order of the House requiring his personal attendance, and luta set out on Ins journey, but from extreme illness had been obliged to delay at the place from whence he wrote, mid that though he was most anxious to obey the commands of the House with all promptitude. he feared it would not be possible. from the state of Isis health, to reach town till Monday lit at. Sir K. WILION said, that .as he felt desirous to afford the Honourable. Member every accommoda tion in his power, he should move. that the Order be deferred till Wednesday, the ililtli, which motion was carried without any opposition. BANI& OF IRELAND. Mr. GRENFELL. in rising to make his motion for accounts and papers from the Bank of I re land, said, that as he understood no opposition was iii tended. he should not trespass on the attention of the House at much length. The doe 00000 eons he meant to move for were in iiiihttahce the same as those which lie had caused to be laid on the table at different periods from the Batik of England. !tusk bore strougly on the imitate of his motion for Tues. day next. It hail three object.:--first to ascertain the gradual increase of issues from the time of thi restriction on cash payment* till the present, li s believed it would appear that the circulation hail been augmented frmn six hundred thousand rotunda; in the year 1797, to four milliotts and a half.—The next object was, to deterutisse the a niouikt of the balances of public illusory deposited with that Malik similar to those here. He hid been informi-ii that there had been a voti.iderittiliii decrrioie to these sums in the years Is lii and 1817. The balances from the Irish Trea.ury, the Chancery, and Et chequer, might be taken at seven hundred thousand pounds on an average ; and us he was of opinion that every person was entitled to a reward fur his labours, he should admit that the use of seven hundred thousand pounds was nut perhaps Mote than a fair remuneration rut the ',evicts the Rauh of Ireland rendered to the country. -His third object was, to di.coter the sum paid to the think of Ireland for the maniritietst of the public debt. It appeared. a fact of which hit had beets lilt lately i, c riorant, that that Iniily made nu Charge velstr•_er tor that se tyke. our 6,r any other they perforated for the cou n try. Without wishing to firs* invidious di.tiortions. he might he permitted tea vh.ette, ;hit the hook 0' !Tel sod. in Rio respect, winced a liberality well wrgthy the Ale. Alderthati WA MIR JIN raid, that there were numerous cases where surcharges of the taxes had been of a most oppressive tiatore. Nod it was the more to he lasitented, becanse the hoiden almost always fell on those who were least able tis bear it. . After a few wont. front the CtimicEt.i.oß of the EicitErault. in u low tone of voice, the istattuts a.greed to. nem otticEßA. Sir • J. NEWPORT ruse to move lot leave to bring in a Bill to extelel to Irrialel altil Scotland the provisions of the Act of the Soya of Gen. 111. re gulating sectinties to bt given h t prrsolis holding offices. He said that he sp i oehtooled it would h., necessary fur him to ray little more that, inertly to read the title or the Act, the prroiston• of which he Meant to extend to Ireland, to furni.lo the Elmore. with proof or the insticoand oceroity of the present Bill. if ever there were at rad e i n art Ec t i mt Act tiffectiog one part of the tioited Kingdom should he extended to tile 'hoar, it was in • case like thus, which had for its of jest the Permit, of the public money. For the politic security this Act was framed in iew—it Rap frens , ll for Eng land—it was coollaseil to that country alone. His object was to emend the seine i.rutectiosi td the re venues of (relied and Scotian'', it'd to guard those cotionsies from the default 'of all prism's nho had the bendling of the public moiler, without e n tering into ileac vectirities which in Cs and were 'mil.' dead just and expedient. Sir GEORGE HILL said, that lie could hove no objection to any measure that would give security for the due accounting for the public money iu Ire;- land but those at the head of the Treasury in Ilea country would alwsyr take care that the securities tendered by officers were full and salisfactory. He said that at the time the Act was pasmol, the geta way very deliberately and fully Ilisciwtril, and the result was, that it was comodered iillyisrble to exclude Ireland from the provision"' of that Act. The Hon. Gentleman sand, that the entire machie ivy of the law was such as could nut be applitd to Ireland. Sir Jona NEWPORT as;sl, that as to what fell from ilte Right Host. Barolut, it anionoteil to ibis, that the Tiernny really bad done outhiug. assts:, wee, in his mind. a moues why the Parliatiteot should do soitiething. The object of the extending the Act to Ireland, was simply to gate security to the country. lie knew that the country hail not that security at preveut. He did not wish to leabe a matter of such importance in the hands of public Officers or public Boards, hut to extend the provi sion's of the law. lie recollected the case cf llr. Hunt, where, though securities were ordered to be I•CCUlitltd were not entered into, and a cousi• &Table sum of the public money was IO.L. !Su' GEORGt. HILL explained. and the motion was nitittirewit for the present. ‘‘oorroN BASSET ELECTION. The parties to the Ye winos Barnet Election Petition haling returned to the bar, the ' educed list was reed over as follows. the Members being sworn is called — Alexander thosy, Itt. How. Sirloin Strirsit, Cesar Coirleogie Sir Homewood Kier, J. W. Scutt. Hos. -- Luttrell, Sir Joloi Pringle, Sir C. Edostioidom, Compton, Floo. Cecil Lowther, Wm. Asensio; Montague, Hoot. W. Lame, Lard Jolts Tilyaor, holstein Raise. THE PRVICIIVATION OF THE LIVES OF Ett. Sir Josue Nsstro nT moved for leave to bring ire a Bill for the pre,ervation of the bees of women an-I passengers wrecked or stranded. The Ala et :•3551, that policy and humanity lumpy called in this instance for legislative iuteiferensle. 111 • Tlea day is published, in Syn. price Ss. Wards. it TREATISE on M A RINE SURVEYING. In two Parts. Ry MURDOCH hf ACK F.NZIE. Rea. Late Marine Surveyor in his Majesty's Service. Eurremed and rr-potrli-h-d„ with a Supplement, By JAMES HORSRURGH, F.R.S. Itydrrigrapher in she llonoisrable East India Company. London : Printed fur flack, Kingsbury, Parhury, and Allen, Book%ellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leadenball.street.