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sUMBER 2193. R i f ro•ggi•BE.llt OVA COY F.NT-G AR Li EN. HIS PRESENT Tilt' ItSDAY Ftb. Mg le meted, • Comedy, THE MAN OF THE W DORL. rd Litinbetwort, Mr. Waddy ; Sir Pertinau t. Mr. Code; Esertoo, Mr. C. Ketuble ; e t e ,tte,Nr. ra il; Sidney, Mr. Brenton. tidy Itodulpha Limber- Johoston; Constantin, Slim Nortou; Betty bhs. Gibbs. • After which, a sew Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLA•R; OR, THE HAUNTED WELL il m teqs4l Nina,. Mr. Bulogus, jam.; Clots. Mr. Gri '4,; Sir Timothy Clialksione, Mr. T. Blanchard, Sir oi mke R. r ., Mr. Ridgy*, ; Decorates , ' (hie eater). telovallinte, Mn. ttedpity 4 Fairy of tbe Well, us M. Bristow; the Fairy Dew 11/o , p, Miss Magmas. Plates for the Bums to be taken of Mr. Brandua, at the Office, it Hart -*lien. The r a jk.—o n Saturday, Every Man in his r. sad Love a-la Mode.-00 Moodn, Othello. the Velum-4A Tuesday will he pi adored, fur the first Nee Maas, in three sets, ioterspers,_d.with NU.K. The Free dSutglits Or, The Edict of Charlemagne. LITEOPI TUEATRE. Tr, THE SFEVIAL BEALAIN LICENSE OF THE LAID CH`AM ; ' fur Ow previa Stamm to 'be joint agpliolabia rtf all prir.tiaor iaciest:i interested. AR HAJES IIES SFAVANTS, form. mg the COMPANY a (144• late MORT-LANE % I it IL, will, THIS Pau THURSDAY, Feb. I, paw's the Open of I3P ALL NIGHT: OH, THE smuoutins• CAVE. e l tdi Admiral Bloat, r. Horne.' ; Harry Bleat, Mr. Miller ; 'retlyril. Ale. : 011 ip ,V4rOatilarilleii, Mr. Philippe; 'lle, Mr flora: eillpf r. Smith. Julies., Mrs. Move. Flora, 11 vv. Bishop; M air, M. s. Urger. v 4011611 be added, (Gist time at this Theatre) the Farce of WHO'S THE INIPE ? Doiley, Mr. Dorton; Sr.:dried, Mr. Holland • Gratin., Hatherra, (bring his Sr . ' , appearance in that c haracter). ,heth, Mrs Ilarieira; Chr.lotte, Miss :Mellon. •niorron, John 801 l t„ or, Au Englots:non', Fire-side ; Ella Boarnbert.-0a Saturday, first time, a Near founded on Meeninter's (*candy of The City Haim. Ctclas! or, The Wife and AT elegant col fashionable Place or Arn ‘lse mess, the MI NOR TH RATH E, Catberine•strest ise hal/ ondei gone great improvements anti alters. whirls the Public will be most essentially &ream t. Lin notlll, isccrurs PERFoR‘IANCES ttroded hi a crowded anJience, composed of the drat if fashiou, uhu all appeared highly delighted with his , va r,l 47 .t. The attention Mr. Ingleby st all tines , the accommodation of the Public. Jest ryes •ell of His sorrels has bens sincoentuonly great, and, we 'I continue so derlog the remsindt r of the season, as character merits thew patronage in a greater tic- PA% iliON THEATRE, NEWCASTLEATREET, STRAND. dted by AUTHORITY, sad LICENSED by the id Ilematable tie LORD CHAMBERLAIN. ,IN EVENING, Etbrtutey I. FRIDAY 6,. sad SATURDAY, 3. a Comic Barletta, called STAGE-STRUCE BUTLER. A Grand Spectacle, I THE TERMITIC BROTHERS. EIIUESTRI AN AMITY otACTION. To mbieb mill be added, (9tb an ectiie near:Comic Paelounime, called THE LE or, tiaripitygliteetdilltylL Mr. Pearce; 410. Igraine. lieriows, 'Nu ifißlakad , and Co ,m, Le Parker. can tarht ,t,.—Galley is —Secobal Price at Half-paat ...aim Tuition, by able Masters. '.• Os Illausday seat will be resiseed, • New Comic .esl Pitted..., and • Pastoral Divertiscusent ; is cense ' of vbsels, pert of the above Eatertawnsents will be •11.1 tirtuday sea. A GREAT DECRBASE. lARRISON end CO. tike the earlie4 op -1 portmuitip of reopeetfolly inforiniue the Nobility attil %try whom they have the honour of seeviug, mid the Pub. w ea•eral, that the BEST COALS have deeeemod is 'Teo Shillings • Chaldean; sad reeintonseod them be laic uryvortunat y. All wJers sent to the Lawton See-coal Company, South. ;o w stmt. Bulhora t e.Ol be Weeded to with Ills stria. pouetesi.ty. 111sH, who. in the lat taltory. WA is • SHAft P 6 art 1n,3001 3 1 : 1 5 4 3431 1,0001. 3,0001. a I t Pr . -W.3, a ietriety of l'ieltett and Shares on Sale, br Grand Lottery, that beets and Amish*, on Valeutitte's ... the Cavalry may be supplied, 17 pendia* Heir (post or earner paid) end secompcsied with good 11, Beak Notes, or Pest-Office Orders, to No. 4, Corolla!, or g, Ckeriog-Cruss. CHEAP LOTTERY TICICETS AND SHARES. ESSRS. HODGES, MARTER, pittim -1 ROND, POINTER, sod HUGHES„ al N 0.117, •amll, ,o. 1, Pious, Coveot•Gardeo, No. 14, Pa+ lia ust.rte, Nu 6s, Fkut street, and No. ill, Piewpote cite. the Pahlie art rcaliedltilly informal, that they ssrphid with TICKLIS aiuISII.IRES to lb. .re t SfA fF. LOTTERY, at the tolloo log rellocodproces, A Ticket l. y,l 14 0 Hut........ Lll 11 0 An Eizhth La is 6 rter po)seot of the Prizes of the Shares Is secured by "Ipet l l, as llar Tickets froth which they are made are rhpesited at the Staamp.Othee. B Clubs, S o cieties, Illase-Coaehmea, and ClPTitri, k Missed a hsiutswite discount—Registers, grails. tillt JAMES SHANSI...I.OMB k co. vitNEsTLy request the public attention to thi New State Lottery, on I improird Plan of the Drawiag, in UNE DAY, tath THIS MiiNTIL m ilitia they were obliged to dirappoint man) from their Waitron' is the last, when nearly evilly Ticket nag hit they may 111.11 licve a Share of almost any Number tiali for. la the hut Lottery only, they Shared and N °. e Prise of 20,110n1 , and every other Capi '4l the .5,m01. aa4 I,sool. and is the two former ........ L. 244,004) N 0.10,767 lO,OOO 1;7 .......... ,oto 4,010 50.10 .1 a.......... 10,000 35017 :MOO '5Ol ......... 70,000 314318 tAi .......... 20,000 he Grand enp:t4l Prise of t t ooo Tleketi. No. 3,61 e, 4 1 01.14,1 3.4longat the Fortunate Holder, L. 84,765 Wee t nutty L 10.94), 1..54bn, &e. &c. Where like.: 4, Finn L. 44.000 Prste, the only L. 40,0410 trite, end . 1'..64) Prete, ever e hared in the State Latter ) , we r e 4 Thirty one sham, a aeries of *Weft, unparalleled 44 Lotteries, and whirl. they hope awaits fears art, at the.rOLID a..d ONLY Warn, N0..17, Cues. 1, Hothrrs, 31 114y.entatet, and 2 1 00. Strata Paiz PAID 011 OSMAN D. uMBEI Ti t STO P 1 ▪ te IY TILE Lard I.autbl D r, Mr. Cos nay; Sidae rl, 41"' H. ••1, His. Gib Alter wit H 0 liarieqs4l p ; Sir Ti. r . likatl 3 . 4 :tt M. Urlstu Plage. Orr 111 ,% Office, to To.rn ,, ri ow, wow. slid tr Clan I a New IJ ' The Mif.ll Till r Jiff I fur tt IlEi it In( the EA I it IL, 1 4 , prawns 01 • Admiral Hit ,etterril., edille, Mr tl 4 ;a ; Flora, s flock erOU ▪ Doill7, Mr r. Mashes, • abet, Mr les•niorrow, Lila, 11i,. founded • Giclees I At 11 a▪ t went, I has hal • ,b 1 .hit • Ate& I. attended • .cle (asap omplra! , le als to tl.e a 41 Irin Hiss ▪ vat, .ill tor, • palAic eh. ▪ re PA%11.101 ▪ tal,hAlsed Witt 111 u 4, I titS 11,. Oil 4 5. Ile 11AG ,:s led THE 1./.11111.1T a 10 Ift; Ord swath, srs Uri .41111 «4 ✓. _At_ ffietliti4ll • 011 it 1 .4 ui.ral Petit ...Kr of sit 4,; dulrars of. n. 41 1 '. 1. poets *bone !astral, or Tea Sh. tura °pp. All orders Yaw sire,. psortsala _ . DISH • P. lift I .5 5. I ...... nee preseil • Grimed In s 1 Pineal in (Paa 4 5- ▪ .5 1, Sauk 71 110 r, yr CREA p ESSC !HI! .1,01 N • rt f, the,,. 4*l yti fa. sappi srA E eflM thlt. A T 'urter .„, t 11 0 . Pli)se renraent, ' 4 1•631ed : IM '• V Dab. ; i* r ol 11 N, ir s .P 4 Drawia the se 1 1 ilerlleatie * lan sisa l w olee •sli for. Sl' Na. e,ti rrs•lf eurpt II at M '.'s, a je 1 I i„ Dill' d:4 .1, 50 Crai d eittk. 'act 4.• First I' I T w I • , , t.. at „eat s• 1 1, Noll tiara' 1 •••. be i. rittots :It • EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Jaw. al, HIM r 1H F. COURT of DIRECTORS of the 1. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trokne to de EAST INDIES, do keret, give Notice— That the TRANSFER of the saki Cisampaay's STOCK will be SHUT on THURSDAY, the sat March aext,al Two o'Clwrk, aan OPENED again on THURS DAY, the tett April following; That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said CO3IPAN I . will be held at their Haase, is Leadenhall- street, un WEDNESDAY, the talk March atat,at Eleven o'Cluck in the Fureauon ; That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held at their House, in Leadeohall-street. 911 WED NESDAY, the 11th April neat, front Nine &Clock in the Morning, .n ail sly( in the Evening, for the Election of Six Direct,. 644 Conipan‘, for font. years • And that the Li.t. of the Members of the said euaspany will be renly to be ,lehrt red at their Huns; tin THURS DAY, the 2..td Mandl twat. WILLIAM R AMSAY, See. Tu he published at Saturday Next, at No. 36, Strand, near Charm% Lrrivis, and to he lead atilt the principal Book stl 4.4 I. anti Newsmen, the Float Nombre, price is. of r IE sTA c itoN lc I.E, aud PA LIAIIENTARY REPORTER. Tula Work professes to found in character opus he fallout sod impartiality in rupui tin t►e Debates and Proyandinga of bulb Suomi of Parliament. It will be Coattnued every %Veal weyday end Saturday during the Session, be pleated us gaud Myer, in ruyal octavo, and may be hound in volumes; con venient to ha wear' , ais libraries. A Prospectus, more particularly explaining t►e mature of this Publication, may he ►ad at the office, Nu. it 6, Strand THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1810. ILE END. REDMOND'S-ROM, TO LET, a very cotiveuielit HOUSE. Middle No. s ; containing Two Garrets, two good sized plea taut Rooms on the brit and second floors, two ellelollB‘. two kitchens, with closets ' • a handsome ton Court, amid large Garden backward, eotaimaudiug a view over sad con tiguous to :he New Docks. . . A Lesse may be had, arid thrther particulars kaolie, by applying to Mr. Nell, at No. It, who will obey tba premises. Also, IR GROUND-FLOOR OFFIC, COUNTING HOUSE, or CHAMBERS, Clifford's-la% I fort-street, — To be Let or Sold. A very twlnpleta set, being No. 14, in the hest part of rbt shear Inn. For p,:rtitulars apply to WO. Cruckley, Erg. No. 14, Joba•st reel. Redford- ow. EYTON. Partner wish the late SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB, . _ ltelllOVCa to No. 2.Cuir the Ma'aision•Howle. ILETCIINS WS grateful thalAts for all favours received daring the eight yeai a he tram the only Part ner amid !seism' einineeted is the !Amery Businem, with the late Sir J• 1160.1 Virll.lllCollob, and resiw:ctfulls 'Akita the ir 0111. raando of his friend* and the public, at hot present Office, No 1, Coraltill, now estabinihril solely on hot own ae tusmt and where the smallest order will omit that riVility and attention for %ling, 1111 forme. residence was prties tarty noticed. The Lottery will be drawn all in ONE VAT, Februin v 14,1610. T'ae Scheme and Plan of Drawing are in theariadves ao goal, mad ware au universally appi oval in the hat Lottery, that very few word* are required to invite pur,leasers.— Eyton therefore ha only to add, that as Tickets and !shares will most certainly rise, an ea.. y application should hr made, at his lucky office, No. it, COllllOl,, near the ]lsusi in- Hesse. ••• The Public are respectrally infunsed., that no hu.iness Call be transacted before sight o'clock in the lamming, or after eight o'clock in the &Truing. acraanitag to the Act of rariummeut. PONE lf INlsitGketeNCß. FRENCH •ND DUTCH PAPECS. 11VNIGH, 112. Marshal Datong, Prince of Licktieuhl, Com mander-in-Chief of the French army in Gerninny. arrived, the first of this month, at Pusan, and still retnxius there. His Excellency has visited the forts, which surround and tointoat►d that town, taken au account of the etute of the fortifications, end reviewed the garrison, which to very nismeroun. The different branches of the head-quarters which quitted Lints at the beginning of the year, have also strived at Passau. We are assure.' that the head-quarters will remain there a fortnight, end be afterwards transferred to Strasbuigh, in Lower Baran*. Order being established in all parts of the Tyrol, soeh of the iasurgetits as were still in the prisons of Bourn, have been set at liberty, and have returned to their houses. The Speciul Tribunal of the circle of the lller, established at Linden, by order of Government, on account of the insurrection in the Voralberg, hove been dissolved these dye *eels. This Tribunal held, frum the 18th of September to the 2d of December, 911 sitting*, in which have been coot 'neared end continued the proceedings relative to 77 individuals.—(Mussiteur, Jail. 42.) MADWID, JAIL S. His Majesty the King received, the day before yesterday, the homages of the Ministers, Ambassa dors, cod of the great Officer's( his Household, who were in this place. His Majesty afterwards receiv ed is the audience hall, the Judges composing the trillium's of the capital. Iles Majesty he" made Lieutenant-Generals, the bLjur-(lelierals, I). Besets. Pardo de Figueroa, and D. J. Kitidolau.—( Tie same paper.) •AYONNL, JAS. 13. Troops are daily passing through this town, on their march to Spain ; and those of the eth corps, under the orders of the Duke of Abrantes. be iu to arrive. Yesterday. we witnessed tlw arrival of the lith regiment of the line, the 41St of horse chits seurs, and the 10th of hussars ; these troops are to remain in cantonments in our environs, until the division of Kegnier has crossed the frontier.. Upon on average from 12 to 15,001) men arrive every day. • They tithe from Bilbao. that all the civil autho rities iu Biscay have been displaced, and succeeded by French officers. No doubt is entertained, but that the same measu►e will he lammed in the pro. v►ocea of Alava, Navarre, and Affirm. Tha Geld-equipage of the Prince of Neufchatel has reached this place, sad his Highness is expect. ed within a few days. Private letters from Madrid state, that the King is on the point of proceeding to the Itiogdoro of Valencia, at the heariof his army ; and certain hope, are entertained, that the said kingdom will submit without resistancv.—fßugral Amsterdam, (oared, Jaz 24.) rzlo JAN. 10. Our Court Casette costainv the following article , —The stipulation of the Treaty of Vienna, with regard to the evacuation of such places as were oc cupied by Preach troops, have been every where carried into effect. The French army io Upper Austria crossed the frontier, on the ath instant.— Gents was evacuated the same day ; and about the 13th instant all the differeut corps of the French- Italian area, shall have left the inner provinces of Austria.-(Some Paper.) JAN. 18. Thr Count of GottOrp. after having ;lobbed live drys with his illustrious family in this place, left it this afternoon, on his journey to Car!woke and Switeerlisod.--(Soato Paper.) COTIIINHAGIN, JAN. 9. A Royal Edict has lately been published, which prohiiiits the importation of colonial produce in Swedish slips, and all other neutral and friendly bottoms, without a special license having for that purpose been ohttiaed from Ills Majesty. American ships, which cave direct from their country, are therefore the only tes.sele which are permitted to import colonial commodities without such license. —t The same Paper of .1 y errEN, DEC. 91. Ilis Imperial Majesty is still here, as well as the young Pnuces mud Princesses and the Archdukes Joiwph, Palatine, Rainier, Louis, Rudolph, and Francis.—(Sort pryer.) ■LNIUZUH, J•N. 14. The Count de Gotterp (Gustavus Adolphe,) ar. rived here, yesterday evenusy, with his family, laud slighted at the IFlutel d' Aiegletstre. It is said that he will rest a few days in this city, and then conti nue his jiwrney to Switzerland. The dd column of Swedish prisoners, censisting of WO men, arrived here ea the 9lh inst ender the conduct of General Sperrschold. The last column is espectkd in a few days ; it consists. for the most part, offvivedes. made prisoners at Lubeck.—(Ley dem Gazette, Jaw. '23.) rams, JAN. IN. lin Majesty the Emperor. yesterday morning, held a council of Mioisters. For several days a considerable activity has been observable in the he & Cah.net, but hitherto nothing has transpired r *pectins the astute of the objects disclaimed t The Emperor. to reward the seal of the Natio Ornirds, who contributed to the defence of I frontier of tbe empire. at the time of the appear ance of the English in the Scheldt. and to giver them a roof of Isis estisfection with their cooduct, Mined, on the'ist of January, a decree, from the Theideries. enacting. that there *ball he added to the regiments of the Livens Wooed, a regiment of four battalion', conwstinc of well-disposed men, taken from the Notional Guards, who hart contri buted to the defame of Flanders and the Channel. Each buttaliun shall contain four compacts.% or gaui.ed and treated like the componirs of the fiestifferrs of the Guard. This reginteut is to he called the R iciest INstiesest Goma of tie "rramed.-- WILIIIIITORT, Jag. IS. _. __ The King and Queen of Westisbals; arrived, no the sth, at Cassel, on their return frau I'sru, Thrir Majesties were received by the inhabitant, of the. royal residence, with every demonstration of j,.y. The King, isuundiately after hie arrival, caused to be published a decree, issued at Paris, ou the 45th of December last, by »Inch his Nlsjesty has crested au Order of K ibightisond. tinder the title of .The Order of the Crown of Westphalia. destined to reward those of his subjects elm have rendered services to the State, either in a civil or military ca pacity! . . Advices from Stuttgardt, announce, that the King of Wurtentherg arrived there, from Paris, itr perfect health, on the 7th, tu the /thermion. It s pears, that the French troops, forming the army of Germany. will not all repeats the Rhine, as bad been believed, last that two corps will remain in Ger many. The one under the command of the Mar shal Duke of Reggio, consisting of 30,000 sliest, will take winter-quarters in the environs of Aug,- !smug and .31m; the other, of nearly the same strength, will be cantonal' in the county of Wurtz burg, that of Fulda, and the county of Hamm.— The division of General Lagrange, makisg part of the corps of the Marshal Duke of Reggio, had el ready arrived, on the 7th. at Augsburg. Several regiments of cavalry, snaking part of the Fourth Corps. have already arrived at Bayreuth. The ar rival of these troops has occasioned the Saxon army, which is returning home, and was to have passed through Bayreuth. to take another route. The first troops of the division of the General of Division, Royer, will. to-day, pie" the Rhine. at Manheim. They consist of two battalions pf Nas sau, in the beat order. The other troops of this di vision, viz. the Contingents of the Dukes .and Princes of Sammy. Anhault. Schwarzharg, La Lippe, N'aldeck, fitc. will pa.% on the following days. It is believed that these tromps are destined for Spain. Advice% direct from Constantinople, of the date the 15th of November. state, that, after the battle fonght wear Silistria. the Turks had proposed a suspension of arms. bat it was scot accepted. the pretensions of the Turks being too extravagant ; in fine, that the Russians had evacuated the whet, right bank of the Danube, and that all the bridges being broken down. they had lost a great number, made prisoners. On the contr.ry. ad vice, from Bucharest, dosed the 6th of Decem ber, state. that " the Prince Hepaticas, who had re t r eated, with the whole Itinssisu army. from the environs of Samna to Milltown and Czentabov a, had again inlvariced towards Silistria ; and that every thing announced that there would be. this year, is winter c have jiht retetved front Prit.ce ilagrittion the olficial intellige me that the fortress of linotos. vorreotlered. by espitttlaito.s, on the 31 of this month, to (letter II Von E*.ten. This erect hats beets ammo:wed Ity severs! &loch:grit of artillery . _Anoin t ...ugh. lesmige, re questing the permission of their Lordships, that George, Boron Gordon, might be examined at the Bar id the other 14.mse. relative to the Expedition, to the Scheidt.—lt was ordered that the same oa the table. The LORD CIIMICILLOII informed the Member* of the lionise of Commons, that an ans%ser would Ins returned by their own Messengers. The Archbishop of C ANTEllin SY otoved, "nit the thohlts of the House be given to the Lord. Bishop of Bristol, fur the excellent sermon he preached before them yesterday, in the Citthedral of Westminster ; and that the saine 'ue printed. and afterwerds EXPEDITION TO VIE sCHLLDT. The Loao CHANCELLOR presentcal certain pa per. relative to the Expedition to that Scheldt ; a part of which were already printed, and the others would be ready by to-morrow.—Ordered to be laid on the.table. Mfr. Johnson presented at the Bar the Ninth Re. port of the Commissioners of Inquiry fur Irel4tid, which was afterwards laid on the table.—Adjouraed. • nr o , - * - • 1 1 i r WW • ENCE-HALPOINST. .. 1 6 1:11 % L PARLIAMENT. v. 4 , • -• LORDS, J•it. 31. AGE PROM THE COMMONA. re Lord Pormmutrrint. and several Menii.ers (role er the House of Commons, brought • Mes.ege, re. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The STS•ltill having takes the Chair, Mr. Johnson presented the Ninth Reputt of the Dials Committee of Inquiry. Lord PORCIIMMIL informed the House, that he had de livered the Message to the House of Lords, J....jun . .0g the attendance lifGeorge, Rerun Gordon, at lb. Committee, on Finlay nest ; and that it was complied with. C• Leaser mooed, " there should be laid be fore the House, an account of the effective army from the aSth of Jane, item, to the e.. 10, of January, idio, dastin. guishing the regulars, the militia, and the artilltly aid also the state of the returns of ealietaneat, from the _nth of January, latio, to the 9.th of Jauttary, 1:11u, particularis ing those who had initiated fur life, and those for a hatted tlane."—Agreed to. DEFALCATIONS IN THE ORDNANCE OFFICE. Mr. CaI.CILAFT stated, that various ritiueuttl were afloat respecuog some transarUona in the Ordnance; he knew not with what truth. It had been very generally reported, that considerable defalcations bud taken place in that office, in eon. sequencc of which, an officer heiniiging to the de pertment had resigned. He wished to know if such fircAlcations had take plate, and if, hatiug takes place, the di►covery was made by the Committee of Inquiry, or merely by accident ? Should the former hive beer the ease, it was not for him to notice the subject any further ; but should the Int.. ter appear, he might possibly feel it h s duty to 'Omni a motion to the Ileum at a future day. Mr. Paect:Vsr. said, that, ua far as be could judge, it was discovered by accident. He was made aiNnaiiittd with it, for the first time, on the Saturday before the House met, upon which he in. •tautly applied to the Ordnanc►, to ascertain the fact. At first he was told that it was impassible; •but not satisfied with that. he renewed pia at/Oka non and 11044160 d, and diseosered by that means that the individual alluded to had conducted him. self, ( , c) say the least of it,} ip dtri , ct opposition to the iegulatinii3 of Parliainent. On its I:e n, cola. monicated to him that ■n inquiry ass about to be instituted, he tendered his resiguat;on.—. There was an irregularity in the mo's of mak ing payments in the °Hive, but orders were now giVeis that it should be corrected. He also under stood that an immediate communication was made by the Board of Ordnance to the Board of Military Inquiry, of the facts of the case ; lie did nut know that they had discoveied any thing of sufficient ism. pnriance to cell for inquiry at present ; uor did he think that the public would receive any material - detriment from the misconduct of the offi er. Ur i Camila r r was glad to beat that the public was n o t saaterially i njure d . Mr. ittitcriat. stud, that he had not spoken po sitively ut only observed, that he believed ',at. Sir Joan NIMPORT moved. " That there should be laid before the House an Account of the lati. dents of the Board of Customs of Ireland." Mr. A. TAYLOR declared his' intention to sub mit some propositions in the cue of suitors in the Court of Equity. sod Appeals en the House of Lords. unless the &abject was taken up is another House. PRIVATE BU.LI. Mr. PsacevAt. ruse to move foe • Committee to regulate the mode of proceeding in private bills, which he een.ittered it of .such importance to con• duct iu the moat deliberate manlier. There were three points in which it appeared to him that the prevent practice was suaceptilsle of considerable its.. prevenient ; those points applied to the three dig. tiiict periods or stages, through which the Lilt passed. First, its introduction secondly, its sub. segnent stages; and, thirdly, the nistuier of put. ting it upon the records. It was eellent, that, antler the present arnica/gement, no person was re sponeible for the propriety of the different clauses, it was insprissitile that they could all he read to the Howe, and no one could think of attaching the re- . spoissi' ility to the Speaker. He would submit it to the Committee, to consider whether it would not be advisable to appoint two or three of its owe clerks to essmiue the bill, with no other power than that of ofeierVing whether cads clause was regular. As to the second head, its priming through the Committee, the order of the Hone* only pre seribrd t h at it ',mold be brought forward hieEseg a certain day. Lut there was no obligation to state the particular day--'c which means the opposite heny was often precluded from a heating. What would prepare as a remedy fur this Inconvenieuce was. that the person who certified the legality of the bal is Shettinw inetence, should he oe.en to any nratialarwsw•she.'nppusite patty. awl that the rofic4. so served 'Mould be held to I e eerved upon the pasty who stistil hare solicited fir Ole lid,. t:.v tiitri place, be *little propose that the 361.11 C ' ' 4%'•