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fra4J lo rFff . . . . 077:d. tiV / 1 . ? • . . .•• • ........ - ..C. . . . • , .' . • : r : 7 _ .. • . ----;------ . o ' ) - . 04 I I I ) rtti . -- adb • ( • .......1 .... 4,4 A 1 1) Is • I ( ,- . • 4-, le, • ... i . ._. • W _. '•/ • LONDON, • FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1818.. 4....••••••IIIIIIIIIIIIMAIMMINNOMMO.gdm•IMmOINNMEM:MEME....• mm1in............rm.......r• . ATHENS. • BENEVOLENT Warn' OF ST. PATRICK. IMPERI.AL PARLIAMENT. A SPLENDID REPREsENTATIONOf the HE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the • • LM REMAINS of this latere . sting CITY, soil tie wen' i BENEVOLENT dOCAM of iT. PATRICK (deo. manliest Country of Attica,' wit% the blood if lialanils, olelreol from the 17th of Ma* Sr the reams stated is HOUSE 0 F.WRIMI, Tatuatittiv, Aram 18 ; .. Gulf of .gins, Aere, Corinth, asol.preamoo Mossistoise d 'fointier AdvertisesseutsY will likeekhrsad TO-MORROW, •.• the whole embellished with "priori, Groups of Figures in SATURDAY, the 1110 of *pH, 1810 (Wog the Thirty- Mr. Mallard, from the 1041 i Hasse, presented so Ac the Greek hid Takla Costonse is just OPENED is H. A. fifth Ansivenary), at the City of Landes Taalns, Bishops- count ofall Peso*, greeted by the Casa of Dinkier, time BARKER nod J. BURFORtni PA KORA MA, *rood. emastreet. *be last Arcata. Arms laid before the Hume. A VIEW of DOVER h aho epee. iacustitT, ; .o. The Papers stem ordered to lie es the table Admittams Mooch Paistisog, One /Millie'. , . His Royal Highs's, Ay Diskitif KENT, Earl of Debits. ADDRIMBES OF.,MME HOUSE: • - THEATRE RO I VAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOC/si, _, orli-PIMIMISOII6. ••_ ' , The Duke of Messmer iifiehardo the Hoene, that the ..• : . STRAND. The Marquis or Downshire re Earl of IlkyorAisi o .,.;, Adams, adapt by their Lordships os the proordiagradt mg,. for as sat a the Income esjoyed by their &TM y and fir the liberal Eaosoracruieot which hoe Thu Hen Bin Rile'' , R ev, the eatlGest.r . julop o lhOe, Nisi, searos flivites of 44 4 Clarasee, Kent, Cs SIM _ on bib Enillirlaidnbut, IllodOdolered by Ilse in- bled ld'or " Derry, .. ad' K . E. I/ •; I:iiimi ...,..1 Lembeidge, hod boos pomaded t o the priogo a t e gst,, .asid clibbbiblellinbasil fur Boxes, which strokes it impossible to re 1441111 1. ; :•.. I t. ~ I - that hie di nßoyghness bed nedenskthe t ke it iokke to Sera netemessdhte a Teeth Part of she ossuserosts Applicants Rear-Adatiral Sir J. P. Beres- alma A r, A. wood somey. THEwithout a great acidities to the somber of Performance, forsl,llsest. Weave ts, Esq. The Illissioak of Cootaroximurir isferelled Ihg: Room Public am etopectfully Wormed; that Hon Manillas, FA R . M.P. il, . . : . . um ii. A w ...., ordered es the preceding near brassie they will fad MIL• MATH rits • At' ROMP. , Mgt Epee lEou. Coimplbolt, Itut. Si nowt, to the Mask* rousonsuicallud the imeo lArdl ind images Alf the Malta of gamma. mod Cambridge. or's Tsar they esTr, l4 /C& " ,,1rra1, " 1:.7.%e w . IVa'..rktVa - rl. i ." - .t`suraw 're. E" . - . Mode, Esq. had been Coe oil le the Primer Regent, /std Whites must week I whew Ile WM lave the hams 4 preeeshog hie Mo. Short, El. • Lositeelntdwell, Sp. veMously mallard by Me Ituya)Vigkoeso. Visitors with so &anathemas, called M. J. Tierney. Seq. M.D. • lonic Welker, Ell. Mr hues GoAitow, Mr. Wooosouse, and other Gm- MAIL COACH ADVENTURES, Tickets, tss. each , in he had of the Stewards; of Thomas lianas from the Commons, brought up several private iffordlog sa larodosetion for various COMIC Songs, Imila- Raitelsrider, Eaq. Treasurer, College of Physieiens, Warwick- Bilk, to which they desired their Lordships concurrence. lions, be. previous to which he will address the company OR lam; of the Secretary ; and ai the Bar of the City of Loudon The Moue then adjourued• ibe aahket of his paean attempt. T , Bishopsgae.street. - • . Pal IL—Mr. Mathews will d e li ver an exper i menta l Dinner tau Table at Halt-past Five o'Clock. _.____......_-- ' • LECTURE ON VENTRILOQUY. Signed, by Order, HOUSE OF C0513 : 10518, THURSDAY, APRIL 16. The Enterkinnient to conclale with J. C. MICHELL. --- NOVEL SPECIMENS OF. 111ITATION. . 2s, Queen-square, Bloomsbury. Mr. J: Hot& Litton took the oaths and his seat. Mr. Hayward, from the Exchequer Office, presented n which several celebrated Tragic and Comic Performers NB. AO 'indications on the subject of the Music must decussate of the lo of the Corooolidatesl Futod of Great sill glie their differtot ideas how Hamlet's Advice to the be made to Mr. Hawes, No. 7, Adolph; Terrace, to whoa B r i to i, f or dir year „wing t h e gd, j„„„„, y l ast . Players should be spoken. that branch of the Entertainment is exclusively eanositteol. Mr. Moltke& G.., ik. RA.* C.A.. IJ ---- -----.- • The Songs will be accompanied on the Piano Forte. be ._ __ p i . 1 , ( * 4 • I c,_4P •frix a, - 2 • 'Nit NE t ".4 ,!------ (ib 11!111).31( I .1. 1. 4 4 1 ci tga f . ' : • I 01 1 1 1 , 4 '" Runsert 4791. 1 nr i%{ ~ PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. TNRATRR•ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. Tr HIS EVENING. FRIDAY, April 17, their Malnliri Servants will perfiwin the Comedy of SHE WOU'D AND SHE ‘VI/U'D NOT; OR. THE KIND IMPOSTOR. Dee Manuel, Mr. bovine; Dos Philip, Mr. Wallach; rieraviss, Barnard; Trappist', Mr. Harley; Diego. Mr. Gattie. Hippolita, Mrs. Devilries • isears,.Miss Boyce; Flnra (Arse timer). Mrs. Flopiliti; YikfN ,. Mis r Kelly. To which *ill be Wed, 15111 ties, a sew Farce, called THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. Principal Characters—Mr. Hughes. Mr, Dottie, Mr. Bar. rind. Mr. Harley, Mr. Knight, Mr. Covesey, Mr. Minton, Mies leer., and Mrs. trughes. Rolm 75.; Second Price, 3s. fld.—Pit, 3s. Oil. ; Served Price, 2s.—Lower Glittery. Is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price. flii. Duero sad Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, Roteniln, neyrizeirstrert, from Tee till Four, and of whom atay be had a Private Box nightly. The sew Farce of The Mooring Dram& will be re pented on Monday and Wedneedey sent. To-morrow, The Masaisissers: Oetavise, Mr. Kean; after which, The Innkeeper's Daughter. On Monday, the Tragedy of 'Cult/ Richard the Second. (In Tuesday will be revived. the Historical I'lay of Deaf and nireb . ; or, The Orphan Protected. Ost Wednesday, the Tragedy of Othello. Mr. Kean will shortly make his first appearance as ha. rabies, in n Tragerti founded on Marlarre's 'Play of The Jr,. of Malta. - • • 1 11 40144 of die yeerli.reat. of 121. liable to agent for Poor's Rates. Thislostilicits wee Ishtar. lite table. . • Pillars; tioatyrop moved that this PettiJi Ibliptated. sad also eltpeessed Me bops that Ibis iNectitladlia clause 11(14 be rejected. • RICTENTS IN MD. • Mr. wet. Ilterritirose to move that the origioal document. lam the Reosedibreacer's OM's, produced before the Coin adieu which sot ow the stelt,Tlwl of Extent. in Aid, be now retuned. Ra had great satisfaction in trainee this opprirtis. wily of stating, that a aoasideralde remedy hed been spplieil to a phis, the operation of which ass most prejudicial to the ietestats of the cosnetunitj.. Oq the preceding year to thopplaiogitYlie Act so lea thin 222 Extents in Aid had blfetl issued-;-dlrits it the sic await.. 'ion: the pagsing of the Act only six bad been isesed.--(//fesr..)--Tbe notion was 'greed to. 1• • . . i. THR LATE ROYAL MARRIAGE. ,Lord Mllaaca uliptated at. the Bar, and stated ,ghat the Deputation appointed by the house to congratulate his Serene Highness the Prince of Item .fingobourg and her Royal Highness the. Princess Elizabeth, on their marriage, had, waited upiiWthese illustrious Personages with the Address voted .by. that House. They.rtceived it most gra. ciously, and eipressed the high gratification they felt.itt this mark of the ottochmeot of the House. Lord JOIIN THYNN4 appeared, at the bar with the Answer of the Queen to. the Address voted. on the _mine occasion. Her Majesty was mast gas. cioasly pleased to accept it as a fresh proof of the attachment of the eopse to her family. . • ALIEN BILL. • • , siteMisn. his place, I b ‘ e •:7 o i:: : i k it hiir Tob , :r .et t i o ie r r d .. fro- thl present state of the cowtiry, and with reference to its. foreign relations, be contemplates the colonia l . :ice of the Abets Bill after the ',resent measure ea- pires,?. The Noble Lord cm' have no objection to state, whether be feels it his duty to continue the Acl."—(llear.) : • Lord CAeTLERtAGII—•:" In reply to the question put by the lion. Member, I can have no hesitation In.atate; that on a very early day I mean to give notice of a motion for the renewal of the Bill t o which he allude.."—(Hea r, hear, front the Oppo sition Beaches.) been a creasing . sensammedite without • , H bp i TO.llloE6o4lr_ nu ..loom week i whew he w Cre ." 7l; Visitors with so El:tension's., ( A 'Mord* t i ora, * lb, - A COMlie Opera, is thews sets, rolled The Lady et the \faaur, s tth trees Music by 01r. Houk (the original Composer the herr), is is active revival, and will 'busily be pro. .:urid. A Mir Sreto-Comic Operatic Brimlinsiic interlnde, called A bOOTOPO, King of Little &Haim, is iu rehearsal, and will t.e 'produced immediately. rerinns oilier Novelties are in active preparation. Players spoken, The Soap be accompanied on the Piano Forte, by Slfr. /fart. . •.• In conseqiience of the great Overflows, the Orchestra is foini•bed with Reneher, Sail opened fur the Acconsmoda tine of the Pablie visiting the Pit. Doors to be opened at Seven, sad the Performance to been' at Eight o'clock. Roses sA.—Pit 38.—laiwiti Gallery is.—t/pper Gallery Is. Bores, Places, and Private Boxes, to he taken of Mr. ttevenson, at the Box.office, Stroud Entrance, from 'fen till Four • and at 1111 r. Farman 's Circulating Library, N u . 170, New ilnod.street, opposite Gardena. No money to be reterocd. - fur January Mr. Maitland, from the East India House, presented Copies of all Resolutions of the Closet of threetors,orderisig or granting additional Pensions or Siliarier. Mr. Irvine presented the Accounts of the Imports Mid Exports for the year lel/. T11R.4 -ROYAL,E COrRNT-GARII F: V. r VMS EVEN)SIG, FRIDAY. Apul 17. • .ill he acted (17th time) the nest Musical Drams of ROl3 ROY MACGREOOIt; OR. AULD LANG SYNF- Sir Freiteriek Vernon, Mr. Egerton; Osbaliti.. •nor, Mr. Alition ; Francis Osbaldiatnne, Me. Sinclair; owns, Mr. Blanchard; Captain Tborntou, Mr. Connor; Itch Roy Marren, Caippbell, Mr. Marreasly ; Dottrel, M... Tukrly; Ramisk and Robert (Rob Ro s ia Son.). Mr. Siouan and Master Parsloc; Major Galbraillo, Mr. Taylor; Nicol Janie, Mr Liston ; Johann, Mr. Simmons. Bien Vermin. Miss Stephens; Manic, Mrs. Sterling; Jane Bacalpitie, Miss Logan; Bally, Mn. Bishop; listen Mar i:recur. Ma. Egerton. .• SA LT DUTIES. To • hitli will be ackkd lime) • new Farce, called WHO'S NIY FATHER? The principal Characters by Mr. Emery, Mr. Liston, Mr. hoe,, Wr. Dennlnrc. Mrs. Gibbs, and Miss Foote. • PRINCE RECnNT'S MESSAGE. MARRIAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DIKE . OF CLARENCE. Lord CitiLsttesnm rose and spoke gs follows : " L► rising to move the Order of the Day riir the. Committee to take the Prince Rttent.'s MelflagP into further consideration, I shall state the course of proceeding I mean to adopt, fur the purpose of carrying into effect the measures which the adviSers of his Royol Highness the Prince Rekent deem necein. say ou the 'wawa occasion: . T thinli it light to ►se 'he information which I hate to communicate fore the Report of last night on the Prince Regent's Message be received,, because the House may, after my communication, see that there can be ifo tircrs. f HE New Edition of ANECDOTES or the .1. LIFE of RICHARD WATSON, Bishop lg. Landed; written by Himself, at thlferent interests, ..4 'triad Ju 1814. published Sy his Sun, 'tabard Watson, LILB. will be published To-sorrow, in S Volumes, Bro. with a Portrait of his Lordship. Price 11.65. in boards. Prattled/1w T. Cadell and IV. Davin, Simnel. Boom Ti. ; Second Price, 38. fld.—Pit, 3i. A I ; Second Price, b.—Lower Gallery, 2, ; Second Price, Is.—Vpper Callers% le.; Seemed Price, Mares for the Boor/ to be taken of Mr. Bratsduo, at the r,.% Oifice, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box mac be bad for the Season, or Sightly, of Ur. Brandon, ■l the Box Office. A Truitt) EiwrioN of Sir N. W. WRA X ALL% MEMOIRS of 1113 OWN Tlll 6, very coo erderged. and mow fondling Three Volumes. helot. °rave, PUB a. Parer-tit o f the A d si mr , will be published es Insureds.. April 30 Printed for T. Csilell anal W. Davies, Strand. The new Farce or Who's my Father? will be repeated every Everting. Twessmrs., *Le Ppera of Coy Ittaouering; or, 'The (Mist' s Prophecy. Os Mmiday, The Point of Iloaour—with Ilarkquis Cidlire' ; or, The r!)ing Island O n Teemley, Rob Roy !Macgregor; or, Auld Lang Syne. On Wednesday will be produced, for the first time (with new Scen►ry, Dreams, am) D►cors sj, a new Tragedy, e Merl Meilaming; pr, The Fell of Tools. The principal Characters by %Ir. C. Kemble, Mr. Young, Mr. 31m:ready, Mr. Terry, and Miss O'Neill. (h a Thursday, the Opera of The Desire Bridge. MK. A I)OI.PIiUS'• POl.l I'ICAI. STATE of the BIZITItiII EMPIRE; eontaiiiiiet ■ geweral View of the Domestic and Foreige Possessions of the Crown ; the Laws, Comeilerte, Reveries., Offices, and other Eats bliabineutr, Military as well as Civil, in 4 Volumes octavo, Price 31. in boards, will be piiblithed on Friday, Agra:24lb. Printed fur I'. Cadell awl W. buries, Straw!. HAZARD awl CO. The VONTRACIOII3 ,for the present Lottery, 11E:41' EcT F t I.LY acquaint their Friends :oval Lilo the Public, ILA in forming t h e Scheme which they Save now the huuuur to sunounce, they Irate been !tn. tittoisly soisious to snivel such parts of preceding Lotteries at hsi e met the derided approbation of the Public; anal in I uni!lliNller with the repeated solicitations of their Friend., they Imre so arranged the Nekton., that in the First Twenty Ntisoutes Twenty Mires of One Thousand Pounds will he dotrilonted intone: Out Purchasers, thus atrurtlistg a much Prater chance to Adventurers of obtaining Capital Prizes titan in soy former Lottery. The good Purism, which attended HAZARD and Co. in Felling FIVE Prizes of /20,000 in the last Year's Louie •es, end lbe wellAtiown Success of their House when last 'try were Contractors, will, they trust, be greatly exceeded the prrieut Lottery, by adding many Capital Prizes V) the Millions they have already distributed among the SCIIRME. 3„Prizesiof.. £20,000 Stetliug Money .... £ 60,000 .. 3,000 Sterling Money 6,000 2,000 Sterling Money 4,000 20 l,OOO Sterling Money 20,000 70 5OO Sterling Money lO,OOO 20.... 3OO Sterling Money 6,000 40 2OO Sterling Money 6,000 1.; 40. 3O Sterling Money l,lOO AU. 15 Sterling Mosley 7.500 I,' on lO Sterling Money 10,01.0 1.1411 ... ... 5 Sterk•g Money 5,700 ---. ---.--. 14,000 Tickets. g 110,000 the First .2n Prises drawn to have 1,0601. each is ithlitinn. lir First r(w) Wasik. to have. 1W earl,. I to &alb- !sawn Puss above 1,0001. to bare 20,0001. pure. 711111116 ARC 3 ... ..... of 104 Mort Capital , . ion 10 Titters leu than Last 1.01411, 11.) l'ie,q-alrawn Prizes /Loon cat 11 .k 1220,1wiii, i 11:1: rinsT Tll ENTY 1..• -'t .. •!111 . 1 II are stlltoz It ) 11,12.1 RD anti Co. cun t „t il,.i r very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EX ,,stabhshed upward■ of 100 Years), oho suld and shared Five Prizes or £20,000 the List Teat's Lotteries, mod Capital's i■ former Lolls. rn s motivating to some Millions. R A., ens h purchase is respectfully advised, whilst I remains su low Si Its!. 10s. fur • Tickel, and 7..14 a Ss , teentli The demand was so great in the last 1 ..11r I .th „ • 1.131 e ' Ticketsruse to def. and the Sixteenths So STRICITRES CURED. .11V New Method the alive trotiblvotne Com. l'l4ffit "dirclf eradicated without pain, whether of tl r or .10,t stauditig (except ronstitsiti ~,, xi., as well as all 1 , !dn cvneirony setumpanying it, and in a short time, is ,e.establisbed, being one of the Veal"' w s '°ri'i's errs Lode. By J. LYNCH, 38, Duke-street, The price of the Aledit.nte, itscleslais utter ". 1 • •. i 74 a 'morel. . _ VI ;eller• to h , pooTii.f ,CONNECTION of NATURAL loud 1 REVEALED RELIGION, being an attempt to il. bestride the Evidences and Doctrines of Chrietionity, by their relation to the inductive Philosophy of the Human Mind; by the Retr. E. %V GRINE! ELD, Minister of laws Chapel, Bath, one volume octavo, will be published on Sa tus day next, April 18. Printed fur T. C.idell anal W. Davies, Amid. WIIITTINGHAM'S CARINET LIBRARY. This day was published, neatly printed, sod embellished with Nine Eaersvingspu Wood, Part I. (coitsimine Gold. smith's Purvis), prier ‘2s. to be routinued Monthly, of WHITTINGHAM'S CABINET LIBRA RY; a Work in which it is intended to comprise all that our best Authors have written, and massy of the most pop•tlar Trani'satins; adorned by all that the heat of our living Artists cans supply. The Compositions of the Ilihto rim', the Philosopher, the Moralist, the Wit, and the Poet— all that can instruct or And a pl.ree to the pre sent Collecting'. As each Work will be complete of itself, the purchaser will bare it is his power to make choice of such part of the Collection u say be must rouseuial to his taste.. Chilosick : Printed by C. Whittinglisin; ■nd sold by R. Jewitiogs, Poultry ; T.Tcrx.Clieaprille; J. Sutherland, burtyli; and all other Buiskaelkrs. TIIISH ha • the idrartire! of laying before Iti4 • Friends the particulars or. the Two 30,0001. Prises, rotil and elated by hiss in the Lottery just eutletl, in Thirty Shares, viz. Two Riptlsilis and Twenty-Eight Sixtevestiss; at the same time he returns his Rraserstl Minsk, to the Public foe their entrowsze. No. 4,/06 (Drown Second Dir)) £30,000 Is 16 Sixterwiln, 17,593 (I)riswii Third 1)ny) X 30.000 In Two Eighths and 12 sinteerst.d. Sixteenth 30,0001. to Berk- Sixic. nth 31t1low to Lei its Winstead Sixteenth 3d neat. to Bristol Eax 30,0001. to Canter bury Sikh:culla 36,0001. to Elver pool Rixteesith 30,00nt tolAntheth E.ghth :10,MIthst in London (Mot renithered) Sixteenth ao,olnit. iu Maid panne Sixteenth 30.00 N. to Norwich Sixteenth :th.attnt to Pell -7/11114! Sixteenth 3411,0001. loPw !hell Sixteenth 30,0001. to Cant.".. burr Si siteuth 30,000/. to C4clmo fo►d Sixteenth 30,00151. Ileurphine Sixteenth :10.0001. le napkin Sixteenth 30,000/. to Cornball Sixteenth 30,0001.t0 Dartford Sixteenth 30,0001. to Dublin Sixteenth 30,11001 toFAiiihro' Sixteenth 30.00nt.t• Sixteenth 30,0001. to Fuwey, Contrail Sixteenth 30.0001. toHereford Sixteenth 30 0001. to Hackney Sixteenth 30,101101. to Ken. Sixteenth 30,0041. fu 1' Sixteenth : 4 0001 JO Philinit. lane Sixteenth 30,000/. In Readnig Sixteenth 30,000/. hi Saud ich Sisteeuth 30,0001 to brt,lire Si Went's 30,0001. foT6etfo;tl BISH also soli Two 6,000/. sail 45 other Capitals, almost all of whirls were is, Shares ; and WI anon a• a correct Li.t of Places can be ascertained, the whole will Ia• nave. tilted. The fortunate bolder. of the above Prins sway rimier the Money on deemed, on application at either of DISH'S Offices, •, Cornhill, or 9, (•harinc-ernes. Tickets and Shares are• now oil sale fur a New Lottery of only 14,000 Tickets, containing Three of 5211,000/.—Oile Hundred and Seven Capstal,—bt•ing snore C o pit A i. a nd 1.,. Tickets thin lest Lots ry —Begins Kin Birth Ps). i!: , Ju.;• UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGH. N ERS THE DUKE OF SUSSEX. A (RAND sT. PA I'IUCK'S HALL will take plate at the Freemasons' Tower., Great Queen street, on FRIDAY, April 24, ISIS, what several distio guislied Personages are expected to attend as Stcwards, in aid of the Children of the Irish Poor wbo are educated in St. Patrick'. School of I n d ustr y and Asylum fur Uupeu tented Females, Charlidte•strect, Bloomsbury. Tickets, 12s. each (Tea and Coffee included); may be bad at Mr. Carries, 6, Haymarket ; at the Bar. of the Tavern; at the School; and the iseincipal Music Woe its Bond. street. Piccadilly, Cheapside, Holborn, and the Strand. In this School a videos. edoention is given to Ihr children; they are taught to earn their living with credit; they cease to be a animism to the neighbourhood, and a burden to the Parish of St. Giles. *heal respectable places are provided fur them, the ma ternal solicitude of the Superior is nut at an end; she feels that they are enplaned to the perils of the world at a very dangerous age, and when with an moblemished reputation, they return from employment to this asylum, she cannot shut the door against the noproteeted female, in whose bosom she has successfully sown the weds of early rirtne. Without the eu-operation of the benevolent, it will Out be possible to carry her wishes into execution ; hat with mother's tender feeling, she earnestly aud respectfully solicits that assistance whirl" may enable her to establish a certain place of refuge foe virtue and industry said deserving fe males; wbo have not forfeited their situations by miscon duct, can he provided with other places. Tender mothers, view anxiety shei. own adb..o ow rpriag may be esameliresl, but ilitrWits, assist in supporting such a vs Establishment. Young ladies, whose minds have beta formed by the af fection, care, and experience of a truly virtuous mother, wilt, she has uo doubt, with amiable sensibility,also co operate in establishing an asylum for those who have gore served their innocence in a world orrice, without having been blessed with each advantageous care. Anal surely there are ssuble-minderl Gentlemen, who Will step forward with their generous aid fur an asylum where innocence may shelter, when it must be admitted that thou raw& are squatideved every day in propagating vices!—The patriotic friends of virtue will nut suffer an iudividnal to be successfoolly opposed, whose every exertion is stimulated by as ardent desire to encourage industry, preserve trace, lessen the miseries, and remove the stigma, which the wires of St. Giles's have entailed bison the female offskiriug of the Irish Pour. HONORARY TESTIMONIES IN FAVOUR OF THE The Ant Minister of her Imperial Majesty the Archduchess of Parma, daring his short stay in Loudon, visited 51. Patrick's Female gchool, in Charlotte•street. Ftlommithiny, accompanied by some friends, and was so highly pleased with the scene be witnessed, :hat next day be addressed the folkming letter is. Mrs. Riordaa,acemnpaftied by an elegant etwertld ring, with appropriate decorations " DEAR MADAM—The sight of St. Patrick's Female School, which by your unremitting endeavours has hems chiefly establislnd, and bruit:hi to that point of utility which it now possewirs, afforded me yesterday one of the grows* .pleasures I evrr experienced ; and, permit me tii aCil, that the esteem which your efforts, uninfluenced by National prejudices, exacted, was not tem. " I request you may accept and pear a trifling testimony of my respect anti gratitude for 'nor disinterested devution to liar pour Catholic children of my country, and let the name and emblems of my nation recommend it to your SCCC11111114:C. " I am, *ilk due consideration, " Your bumble Servant, " 3IAGAWLY." " To Mrs. Mary Anne Riordan. " P.S. Any alterations that may he necessary, as so ►ize, acr. Mr. Hamilton u tII hate made, as he has berm 54., good to pisom!be or." • Extract front the Catholic°. Illigaziee or February, 1817, publi►hed by a Governor or the Charity. " At a llosrd of S;rveersturs of St. Pstrick's Charity School, sod Asylum for Female Orphans, brlil lay, February 18, ISI7, .t was Resolved, Ti st a Letter of Thnuks he seut to Mrs. Itiordau, for her indefatigable soil successful exertions iw the managtateut soil direction of she Female School ; awl of het generous contribution of forty pounds towards the support of it, and of the Orphan Asylum." The followitutit copied from a Letter which accompanied a handsome Mutation from an Officer of rank. " MADAl4—gaving heard from a friend of the excellent lostitut of St. Patrick'. Pi male School of Industry, fur the education of the &Miceli of the poor natives of Ireland ; and Isaviugascertaiited the fact that it owes all its utility to your virtuous laboura, controlling against persecutioua tud oh-Licles the must discouraging and onuatural, I enclose to yosi the humble offering of ten pounds, to be at your dis posal for the benefit of you? School. in justice I miist be permitted to add, that being unconnected with Ireland, ex cept as the hoe friend o f that interesting laud, by the side of whose brave sons I 1141't served our common country is every qua, ter of the world, in presenting my swill 'lunation, I have been chirlli iufluenceil by the relpeet and admiration which your noble and ili4inteuxted exert' (by which I have Amu.% there hundred of my fellow-creatures reword from igtiorauce and criute) have excited in My mind.— Wishing you a coutiouatice of life and health to administrr iiistruction tit the children of Irish Catholics, its the only manner it can tier be stceces•fully adminisivrcit—tiantely, co.islst-iit with the relit of their anctsturs, " 1 have the tumour to be, • 11 . ;111 +••nhmeutK n*yrcf and e•derm, •• A FRIEND TO EDUCATION, S D To JoNci'll." Wak; Sir {Yet pemested a Petitios from certain Fisher. oleo of Li against the Salt Duties. • Sir JAMS w preeented a similar Petition from the Fisbernien or Greenwich. Mr. Aldermen Mates presented another Petition to this eflect from the Shipowners of Barbing, an F.ssex. These Petitions were ordered to be referred to the Coni mince smoke Salt Laws. • .. Mr. CaiscoarT, as Clutirmais of this Cosiissi‘tee, stated, Hot he bed received a vast Slumber of Petitions and (41s. ninnicatimie from various parts of the Country, on the sub. ject of this onerous and prejudicial 'fan. It would mate_rially amiss the Committee if different bodies throughout the country who petitioned on lisle subject, would send op for examinatios intelligent individuals, who could give the necessary information in the different stages of the inquiry. Mr. Howie( ST. Pant. presented a Petition from, certain Persons at Bridport against the Coal sod Cubit [till. Tile Petition was laid ou the table. COITON.SP+PfNERS. Mr. Pam, presented a Petition from several Indivi.- duals, who worked in the Coops Manistnetsre, in &vont of the Bill for limiting the Moen of Labour. The Hun. Member impressed os the Howse the neceesite is( adopting an effective measure in behalf of the Petitioners. The PeeitiMs was laid on the table. • Mr. Illad-ssoe reverted a refitilin from month versions employed he the Colton Marufectorim at eleekburne, is Smear of the Bill for linsjiisg the hours of labour...The Petitiou Was laid on the table. Mr. H . said, that a close inquiry.and examination had removed the lint impression Uf his mind in favour of the proposed alienates is the hours of work. His opinion, otter mature considevatios, was, that the proposed alteration was iueepediest. If the working hours were diminished, the wages of the isidititruals employed must, as a timelier, consequence, be reduced is propurtiosil, MI that whatever augmentatum In point a health which may be obtained by the alteration, would be counterbalanced by the injury ll flietril. to the redaction of the means of subsistence. He knew very well that, it was the sysions wish of the manufac turers! to have the (idlest investigation made into the nature and nonageineut of their trade, and be would not of course ens any thine against the reception of Petitions, as the Com. glitter was now silting, to inquire into the subject. Tim Petition was then ordered to be priuted. IRISH WINDOW TAX, Mr. GRATTAI yarawrited Petitions front the Householdlen of the parish or Z. Peter's, iu DuWyp , agaimit the Window Tax, and also from the Corporation of Carpeuters„ • Ruihkrs, Masons sad Plumbers, iu that City.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. LTteSt.fiTh dereited, lull) Tuesday Kis mutton for an Address for the revocation of the Regulation concerning the /*ream's of the Widows of Army Officers. He stated that the greatest anxiety pervaded Officers in the Army or Ibis anliket, though, strange to say, it was veil , little understood by other persons He shook! move fur trip sets of Returns, which would he rreesad►y preg i tm , to t h e cisusisterstiou of the matter. One was for an Ateobut or the windier of Otherts Widows of his Majesty's lend Forces, during the year 1817, specifying the rauk held by tbeir hus bands, the rah a of the it annual pensions, and the total amount. The other Paper he shudld move for, was, a copy of the o ne _ rant 'signed by order of the Cumwousiter its Chief on the 17ele February, ISIS, directing, that no !religious sbudlil be hereafter grauted to Wjdowa of Officers who were eutitkd to any other annuities from his Majesty's Government. Mr. Srrjeent OgsLow was happy to bud this subject mi. pert! taken up by the Hon. Gesitleasan. The neutron were then ordered. PETITION FROM A FRENCH REFUGEE. Mr. BROUGHAM preknied a Petition from an individual, who stated, that be. was entltkd to a compensating' tender the stipulations of the Ace of 1793, for certain losses he lout sustained at Toulon, at the time he entered into his Majesty's service. He hod aqw may half-pay, though be was entitled to a peasioa for his losses. The Secuisa—" Does the Petitioner Pray for any pecu niary grout ?" . . . Mr. Ranuorisk—" No, sir; he merely Meets far an in quiry into his losses." The Petition was read, and laid a the iabk. COSTS OF SUIT BILL. On the motion of Gamest G•scotanr., the Costs of Suit Bill was rend a seemed time, and ordered In he cotumitted towsorrow. IRISH CIVIL CONTINGENCIES. Mr. Put. brought op Accounts of the .atwount of Civil coutingeucies, and of the Expenses in the Commissariat Department is Irtlaud.—These Accounts were laid es de table. EDUCATION OF THE POOR. Mr. BUOVOILIM poittpoucql the Cusnatittee on Ibe Educa tion of Ibr Poor Bill until Monday peat. INNKEEPERS' BILL. Lord PAcontreosi po'poued uWil to-uubrrow the Com mittee oil *be liiitkeejiers' WAGES OF WORKMEN. Mr. J. P. GRANT moved for kale to Ming in • Dill to amrud the Acts relative to the Payment of Walla' of Work. men in the Cola of the Reston. The Nun. mad Lammed licialetion state), that his object was to supply 411111illidearn in the Acts of the 14th of Geo. I. and the 2tl of Geo. G 0... ',cove w given, the Bill bronyht in, read a lint tiinc, sad warren fur a second reading tu.murruw. POOR'S LAWS. Mr. Hetur Scalar& presented a Petition from certain I:ie. holders of the Comity of Surrey a:nsist the Clause in the L'os's Lass A mendameat Bill, which made the owners of city for entering into any discussimi on the Report. or for taking any measure with i view to carry it into effect. The proposition Made last night by his Meirsty's Ministers oh the subject of the estal, blisliment of his Royal Highness the Duke or Clarence, but which the Committee; in its full extent. did not think proper to adopt; wai but proposed until after the fullest consideeiltitin— it *as founded on the most patient and Minute investigating of those who were the brit judges of the circumstances of his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, and of the expehse of that esta. blisliment which, in the evert of his Royal Highness's marriage, It would be necessary for him to main. tails, consistently with the rank he holds in the country'. After the different view, however, which the Committee took of this subject, and the re ductiois they seetned disposed to make in the pro position of his Majesty's Ministers,_ I mentally frit that I shOuld soot perform the duty I owed to hil Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, if I had not waited upon his Royal Highness. and stated to him the probable result which the House might arrive at on this subject. Having stated the probable views of the House to his Royal High ness, and conferred with hits on the subject, I sod authorised now to state the deep tegret which his Royal H;ghness feels at being under the necessity of declining to accept the reduced grout intended to be offered him. After again taking the fishiest view of his circumstances and situation; his Royal Highness, with all resptet for the House, and with. Out any personal feeling en the *abject. is under the necessity of declining the proposed grant, it being inadequate to enal.le him to maintain such an esitalslishmesit as would be necessary after marriage, cnusistently with the station he hold. in the coin,. try. His Royal Highness is thoroughly convinced he could not maintain this establishment on the terms proposed to him, if the House adhere to the Report of its Committee, without involving him self in embarrassments, from which he would hale no means of extricating himself. His Royal Highness authorises toe to make this declaration with the utmost deference to the opinion of the House, ntitl to state, that he declines availing himself of the provision for his intended marriage, is tiered upon in the Committee. It is also necessary for me to say, that Isis Majesty's Mistiness have this day again considered the subject, and that after the most ample investigation they adhere to their origi. nal conclusion, that no smaller aunt than that which they proposed, woold enable his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence to sustain the establishment which would be necessary after his marriage; and they approve, so far is their information goer, in the determination to take no fart her step in the proposed grant in this stage of the proceeding. I shall therefore now, without waiting to dispose of that Report of last night, move that the House do resolve itself into a Committee of the *hole House, to take the Prince Regent's Message into consideration respecting tie! other branches of the Royal Family." The House immediately resolved itself into the said Committee. GRANT TO THE DA'KE OF CAMBRIDGE. 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