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, 111 • • • Pe! Cent . , • . r • - . 'A k 1.• 4 , . , _, '%il`• , . • ~.. -.. : Sit ' - -1 , • , ' • . et . . e• . . h• ! '; 1. v , -. . - , 4 . it . -) 0 0" 4111:1SOW1 . 4 . .: • n 4tr • 4 .. . rt . le tot' ...... 2... . 1 ~,,, . ~....„, ,t.,,,,, ..... ....." 0 • 1L ...... A / ll' '1(1 . war. • am.... ' NY t yl. , ~ • 111 ,,, 4.1 , 01 4 Jti..4lo:llltlpl • lingr.ell ! 11+1111Mr11 1... en's . ` I. . . .. it' 4 , NUMBER 4802 FIFTH TIME. MP ATRZHO VA L, DRURY-LANZ. TUN EVENING. THURSDAY. April 30. their Majesties' SeIVIIMIS II ill perform (sth liar) a Flay, founded on Sfarlowe's Tragedy of THE JEW OF MALTA. With lOW Scenery. Drewry. and Deeoratione. 'wove (Governor of allaltit), Mr. Pnpe; lkot.Lodowielr, Mr Wallach; 'Aso Maths.., Mr. Stanley; Martin Del Dope°. Mr. Erni ; SAW' Calystaih, Mr. Barnard ; Awaits* the U site). Mr. Kean ; Itkoraure, Mr. Harley; Calapine. Mr. livirottch ; Jamie°, Mr Powell. Abigail (latoghter to Farnham), Mrs. Bartley; Eatberine, Mrs. Deere. toot Bellaosira, Mia Boyce. — Tie Protium• to be grebes by Mr. Barnard, sad lbe Epi logue by Mrs Bariley. After winch will he produced s New Dramatic Romance, in three Art% intereycnrd with Music, to In. celled THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF. The Overtire and Music by Mr. G. Linea. Sr Ifillionen, Mr. Barnard • Rhysthr lied, Mr. Watlack ; Kinsella. Mr Holland; Ihtecrirert, Mr. Smith; Morrie Mr. Wear; Owen, Mr. T. P. Cooke; First Oatissr. Mr. Miller; DbeowdOutlaw,Mr Eleiworth; Evan. Mr. Knight ; Rorie, Mn Brlkliambers. Anada, M iss Cuhitt ; Maud, Mrs. Also?. To-morrow, Deaf and Dumb—with Amoroso, King of Little Britain. Mr Riliston is ealeatell at this Theatre, sod will waltielhis lirsi apparent . " on Taesday rest, May di, as Rover, i■ the Cornedly i f Wilt' Oats. THEATRE-ROYAL • COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY. April 30, will be perforated, dee Opera a THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. . _ With new Scenery. Dresses. nod Decoration•. The Overture composed by Mr. Horn; the rest of die Music by Mr. Horn and Mr. BrIIIISIM Count Belino, Mr. Brahma, who will introduce the - Ballad " Lure sod Glory;" Baron Torabli. Mr. Egerton; Mar cell,. Mr Fawcett; Fabrieio, M►. Connor; Petro, Blanchard; 'Mutsu, Mr. Minuet; Julio, Miss C. Bodes. This:steins, Miss Siephens, who will iistrodnee a new Song, 'called " Rest. my child ;" Claudine, Mrs. Garrick ; Len veils, Miss Matthews. After which (341 time), a new Ballet Divertissement, composed by M►. Noble, entitled LA CHASSE Taunus (e young Hunter), Mr. Noble; Melissa (a Wood Ni mph), Miss Lupine° ; attendant %Vaud Nymphs, by the Alias Drone's. lo which will he added (141 b time a new Farce, called WHO'S SIY FATHER? The principal Characters by Mr Emery. Mr. Liston, Mr. Jones, Mr. Denning, Mrs. Gibbs, and Miss Foote. To-morrow, the new Thy of Mortara, or The Fall of Tunis; with LI Clwisse,assd Who's soy Father ) . . A mew iruionentil. Triniical, Operatic 'Entertainment, in oar set, calk.l The Sorrows of Weiler, is in rehearsal, sad will be pendia( d oo Wednesday nest. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. Wahl! ieratefitl far the liberal beru lwriairr•l nn big Eninteiwee courairmeet which has mid dattereil by the ie .. creasing demand for Boxes, Phich renders it imputiailide to acrommodate a Tenth Part af the oumesons ANON:ants trillium a great addition to Noe aumber of Performances, THE Publ , c art entpectfolie informed, th.t they will And MR. 'MATHEW% AT HOME, THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, April 30, INS. mil Ss turchiy, and WI Mouthy, Tuesday, Thursday, sad Saturday, in the next weep; she. he will bare the bowsaw of pre senting hos Visitors with an Eitertaimarnt. called MAIL COACH ADVENTURES, previous to which he will address the coequally us the 'sided of his present attempt. Ale Mathews will also deliver ea Experissestal LECTURE ON VENTRILOQUY. Tile Entertainment to conclude with NOVEL SPECIMENS OF I,.ITATION. - - - hi which several celebrated Tragic and Comte Perfusions will give then different ideas bow Hamlet's Advice to the Plasera should be r pukee. The Songs will be accompanied ou the Piano Porte, by M► Ilart • s • Boxes sad Places taunt be kept biter tbs. Half. pint Hight 114 In conserptence of the great Overffiwa, the Orchestra is furnished with Hearties, and opened for the Accommoda tion of thy Public visitiwg the Pit. fivorknern to set down and take up with their Reese,' brats towards Somerset Howse, sad draw off op Catharine st rept . Doors to he opened at Seat.", and the Perforations to begin at Light k. Smelt Ss.— Pit 38.—Lower Gallery 2s.—Upper Gallery ls. Boxes, Plain, and Private /loxes, may be Vibes' of Mr. Stevenson. at the Boamlfiee, !brand Entrance. from Ten till Four ; olt6l at 'Yr Freeman', Library, No. 170, Now Boni. street, opposite Barisnotoo Gortiesta. No assay to be rt. t tuned. roYAL CIR( us A' SURREY THEATRE. LAST THREE NIGHT% OF CONSTANTINE AND VA LERIA. The GOLDEN PII'PIN will be nightly ',peeled. • 'PHD; I'RESENT THCIRSDAY, April '3O, lI 18I1t (and Two following Fernier), thr Perron*. -.n0... marstnce with (fourth thee at this Thrslse), 8 ',maw liiithsta, with Alterasinweenri Acidities% galled THE (;01.1)EN PIPPIN; OR, PARIS IN A PUCKER. for;le►, Mr. Wool; Mercury, Mr. Leonard; Ifornor, %I f Filvsillißis; Peri% MsM Bioee. Ii lie courst a the Pfeee wile bi;eildbitols 'Geo grillroom' unt Ille i Pallace of /ono. Aftrr which, a (:rind Nieto,Drousa, is Maw Acts, foemisd • _ , un a crlvlwale.l Trag4 ily by blies Joanna Raabe called LONSTANTINE AND VALEitiA; oft, THE LAST OF THE CiESARc. Convaidior .114 Emperor of tht Greeks). Mr. Runt's,. 7.. wi‘ll43 IN it I.e R.Vegi time); a eplinwhil Comic Slele- Or7ncitir railer's, in Two Aria (611111414 I'll unwind rter-Coniciiii, taken frees the Italian lay Sir Aston Codta, vo limber Jr ktle.ut - 11:2 DUIsiE AND TILE DEVIL. The (".rtractcrs by. Mr. Wotkin., Mr. Leutar,l, Mr. Con %:r ei,11.1,1, Mr. Fitzwilliam, Mr. Ridging, Mr. 1,n...11, 31r Streillt, lfr. Kirby . .10 2..—Oftliery 14 , .—Half-price at biarist On Moodily will he revived the vary favourite &data of 11';:ree,v is Vraistema nes Kim/ clia-lea is the &royal fl k. Whit-51 , nr1 •y will b. I t.witoserh, • two Comte Rue. en ;NA •• Rather Too HMI r A Isto an ertirely stew va• ne 5. r..,.,. %foto dream, called %soh Kamm, Eloperfw of China An I stltto liv alit• r. a twoolConise. goli2a. 1ii..4.1 hr with fameth wive inwintilicrurr. iss= • In I.r cal,.: ii.,w to ''mein fiper• sts he Iklifhte •.f liootouCt Astilwrship. 1., ohm+ will he iiitroJorvti the .n• ir• old A entail Iktiiiiral t 311 M, Aoacoatla; ur, • Boa Constrictor gond ote llnffwho " Pfrocrilw " Abeam," sod • saw Klitilaiime. 're iii.ibettrorr prrparitieuii llre erimer•sa • auquarrol tin Dew 11 iuessuii. and Ihr prima - her Picts'" 4.f I.he thro r Talismans, &owl Sir Laiiiirci q""e l • are ri.p. ^ttnly iubmncd r they will Irani Owl: 'NOON al axis tit Verfwlolll6lB. ELEGANT NOVELTIES FOR THE SPRING. DHODGES mid CO. reapectfully solicit the • atteotion of Lathes of Fashion to a Vaiiety of NEW SILK', manufactured solely thy them, and which will be ready for their inspection on SATURDAY, the 2.1 Lay of May next, whew D. H. awl Cu. hope to be honoured with their Comenands. Spill-belih Horse, 12, blearietta-street, Coteni-ganlen. PRESENT STATE OF IitOCILI'.Y. ke. Itt ITALY. This day is published, iu Bvo. price lb. hoards, AJOORNEY to ROME s o d NAPLES, iie r. formal in 1817; giving an Aerostat of the present State of Society in Italy ; and containing Olmervations on Ibe Pine Arts. By HF.NRY BANt, /linden, of the Royal Acadessiyof Arts. Printed for L,ougnian, Horst, Rees, Oree, and Brown, London. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BMUS SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIETY will be held M Frorsamone HMIs Great Queen -street, LinCllllll'B-1118-bells, oa AEON DAY, the lith of May.—Tke President will take the Chair it Twelve o'Clock preciseir.—Ladies essisist be admitted. JOHN OWEN, JOSEPH H lit:H ES, Secretaries. C. F. A. STEIN KOPFF, 0 , 4 , , Attendance will he ;riven at the Soc . Mouse, Earl-street, Blackfriars, on Saturday, Monday, • Y. previous to the Animal Meeting, between the Hum" of Ten and Four, to issue Tickets fur the Side Seats and Galleries; to Ministers, who are Subsrribers to the Parent or Auxiliary Societies; and to the Presldents,Vice.Presidents, Treasurers, and Secretaries of Auxiliary or Branch Societies; and the Presidents of Bible Associations. ATH ENS. AsPI,ENIIIO REPRESENTATION of the REMAINS of this interesting CITY, and the for noitioline Country of ATTICA, with the Island of Sa Golf of .f.gitri. Arm Corinth, mid Arcadian Monntsins, the whole embellished with various Groups of Enforce In the Greek wed Turkish Costume, is jest OPENED in 11. A. PARKER smt J. RUMFORD'S PANORAMA, Shand. A VIEW of DOVER is shin open. Admittance to each Painting, Oue CELEBRATION OF THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. Commtvesc Room, Crev or LIIIMON TAVERN, April 18, 1818. His Royal Highness the DUKE of KENT, EARL of DUBLIN, Patron and President, iii the Chair ; On the Motion of the Marquis of Downsittae, seconded by Lord Viscount CAIITLSILEAUS, KG. if was Ordered, THAT the N-xt QUARTERLY MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY, which stands for SATURDAY, the 2d day of May nest, be held at the Freemason. Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-fun fields, at One o'Cleiek, for the purpose of considering Hatter* cotteeirtvl by the Noble Moser to he of great importance to its welfare; rawly, the Consideration et the Propriety of ERECTING a SCHOOL-HOUSE, fur the &milt of the Institution. The Goveroore of the Charity age wombat!, invited to attend the said Meeting. Signed by Order. .1. C.MICHOLL, Seerrtory, N.lll.—no Goventess will conseipteMly pleat, to take Notice, fleet instead of the usual Place, the approaching Quarterly Meeting still, for the couveuiesee of the Royal President and of the Noble Governors at the West Rod of the Town, be held, as above iutimaied, at 11w Freemasons Tavern, on the said Saturday, the 24 of May, at One o'Clock. TO THE PUBLIC. TDISH. of the old State - Lottery Offices • 4, CORNHILL, an 4 9, CHARING-CEOS/it, bas mast pleasure in calling the atteution of his best Friends, the Public, to the State Lottery; mod is so doing, he feels particularly happy that he eas praise the Scheme, u the Coutracton have followed the example he art them iii the late Lottery, of making a great umber of Capitals; and though T. IL (as Coistoselor fir the NM Lottery), of course, funned that Samar, he is media eitosgh h seksowledge that the present is sopirior—for with a dissiotalred auntie; of Tickets, there aer more Capital Prises; and if the de mand should espial that of last Lottery, the Prices may be expected to rise as they did thew, vie. from Illt. 10,. (the present prier) to 301. per Ticket; awd Siximuthe rose (bow IL 7s. to scheme commis. Getty 14,000 Tieltete,.yet has 3 Prizes of 10,0001. sad 104 ether Capitals ; and the very Oral 90 Prins draws pill each have 1,01101., making 10,0001. is the int half boar. TICE ETA and SHARES are sow os Sale, in great va riety, at NISH'. Oates, where, in the late' Lotter,, he add 9 Prises of 30,0001. sal 47 ether Cspitahi, haws rag wawa) greater its ussesher mid anumpit the those sold by all the ether Office-keepers put together.. 40 ,,* • Lottery begina 4th of JUNE eghter Sellenem gratis, with full Partireilara at the sandier" and destination of the Capitals said by BUM, which to Law r y Adventurers will be found highly iatersolisg. LORD BYRON. THE FOURTH and LAST CANTO a. CNILDE HAROLD is Published THIS DAY. Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle-street. d . :l CA R ROLL hos the honour of returnin. , xx • shwas to the Public for the distinguished patron-l ege which he experienced is the last Glittery, end it is with the greatest sat rdroonnt that 1w notices the return which For tune has enabled bins to swim iu bowleg distributed amongst his Friends, within the hint Moue "footle*. no km thee Twelve Capital Prises, including Two of 20,000 i. The /Scheme of the present Lottery, which will commence Drawing on the Kiva'. BIRTH-DAV. has been formed to alert the wishes of a considerohle proportion of the Polak, an d wilt , thrrrfore, be sure to meet with apprubstiou it is as Wow. , : SCHEME. 3—Primer £20, 1 100 Sterling Money E 60.100 2 3.1100 Stethas Minn 6,11100 •2 goat Arai*, Meaty ' 4.000 20 4OOO illerlbig Money 241,1100 20 soo Sterling M0ney...... loAna 20 3OO Strriiite M OO .l O4OOO 40 2OO Sterling Money O,OOO IU . 100 Sterling Money l,OOO 40 3O Merlin' Money 1.203 500. 1.11111 lO •SICTIIIX 311#144/7 l'a,o l lo 1,140 3.Stislitig Meaty 5.7110 14.000 Tickets. E 110,1100 The Feel 20 PO ices drawn 13 have 10100( sigh. ie.additiuy snaking .. 20.000 the l'ool, KO Lbw. ! ukire Ft 500 21 . snItn i t4 ( re 151 • ''Thegirth-drawn Prise above '1 • tiikar s e 11 9 11 .111 more. TV:ETTI red FILIRTS RA: Saityll it Like ut4.lll.lllollibta Wheat of G. C A 1i11.01.1., Stareklareslarri , 9. Cultgasu, 414 1 , 7 . QILIMIII Itnat a Pr lie ar 30.0101.1 was lately geld su Share.. t • 12 B. Country Cui:rspor..:•.i.ts punctually &Matted to. LONDON, THt'ItSDAY, APRIL 30, 11818. EAST INDIA tIODSIE, APRIL 29, 11419. /TIRE COURT If I)IItECTOitS she 1 MUTED VISITANT of MERCHANTS of END. LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do 4.44 glee !Wire, That a QUARTERLY GENERA!, COURT of the said C;(O‘II 2 ANY will hr held at their Home, in L , ad,•nhtll. m r(o , u „ sTEDNI - 7,I4DAY, the 11th ,I,lllle Next, nt Elev. is Wiring k in the rnrenonii, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to next ; That the Transfer Rooks of the said Company's Stork will be Mint un Tuesday, the 21 Jose nest, at Three ohelisek, and Opeued again nu Thursday, the 18th July fol lowing; And that Ihr Dirioltml Vir*rnlllls on the said Coo rant Mock, due on th , • sth July, will he ready. to be delivered un Monday, the Bth Jelly next. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. .iptllll l l, Phlch woUli ttrodi Irons yre►ruliug Intl • lon 'E'er 1164. it,rur a▪ mend-- . I.et Lit • •!, / uuk the \• g. • ttep h e r r, ,• rut awl thsny all thrcwri • iroditt oti into • .„ where lest of i t!::; f ~ of • • inks in id along eteding • * rtiidnal Idle Mt. ▪ theses. Ili tinder A 'u wl lna, • j , iftge of spr vly and gratin/a X eau %NM- D . &nes- re.ent- Itorpowe rlopu-ed i rnethit4 I • rfeA hut not +AI erl• l• • 1 . Ind fhia un. t.. Rini and ten I'dr- ',pal it. ineavure the inn. t at the Intend .1 Emig- ; de eon- .lin, for ! g tirit and ;coal, he • I :It would 'odueing: de, first ruts thii ::lion itt• Ited the rture Of 4 • . th.t lat. gantento. i ~ a 7 theu e °neva terming vf acti ng onion uid . have nurptnev. (I to their ( tea th/ I t•t- of the t!-il of •teirs, for hot hot 0 1 • ativative • tr. have 4; it • C. ow .0 *limn • I Jrl s h are the 'm- ein-vit. r, and a • He rm., of I sliErted Mar pent IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, WZONFIDAY, Arm 29. Mr. Brogdea aid others, from the House of Commons, brought up the Innkeepers ftezulatiou Pill, to which they desired their Lordships' eonturreuee.—The Bill was read • lest time. PENSIONS TO OFFICERS' WIDOW'S. The Alarquis of LawsoowN, in moving that the papers laid upon the table, relative to the Pensions granted to the Widows of Officers in the Army should be printed, took that opportunity of saying, that it was not his intention, in con-equence of what had been so sati•factorily Stated n soother place, to propose any further procetiliag.i. Being before the Maw he should, however, address a f e w observations to the Noble Earl opposite, relative to the regulati that he had lately heard had pre vailed, respecting the widows of officers deriving pensions from a fund. constititte.l from two-pence per day, deducted from the pay of officers, and those on the Compassionate List. He hail under stood that they would not be allowed to retain their pensions in case of a second inarriege. Hr could sec no just reason for this distinction, or why those persons who drew their pensions with a kind of right from a fund, to which their husbands had contributed a part of their pay, should he placed in a worse condition than those who derived their pensions from the. Royal bounty. He ex pressed his entire sstisfaction in the proposed ar raugement for assimilating the naval and military OVIVICrb. It was right that this favour should pro. ceed from the Crown, he 'should leave it where it was, and content himself with simply moving. for the convenience of the House, that the papers he had already alluded to, be printed. The Earl of LIVERPOOL dirt not rise to oppose the motion, hut to state that he still retained the same feelings upon the proposed arrangement as when last he had had the honour of addressing their Lordships on the subject. He saw no reason why any distinction should be drawn between the naval and military services —/ Near, hear)--nor why an equal boon should not be extended towards the ordnance; but he could not sasent to the protium lion that the officers in the army had acquired any claim to these pensions from the circumstance of having purchased their commissions. To be al lowed to purchase cornmissiuns be had ever consi dried as a posilire boo. to the army, and by no wane entitling them to any additionul advantage,. It could no snore confer upon the dime of the army a claim superior to that of their brethren in the navy or the ordnance, wherein commissions are • - it could Confer • money , - Pay • . c parttime voids the amount of the pension con ferred on their widows. He had had the cariosity to inquire into the subject, and he bland that where officers now gave about 31. oieor to constitute a certain fund for their widows' pension, it would in soy as.urance office require at least Of. a-year to secure for their widows an annuity equal to their present pensions. After a few words in explanation from the Marquis of LANIDOWN, the papers were ordered to he printed. EAU BRINK DRAINAGE. Earl BEAUCHAMP presented the Report of the Committee to whom thr Eau Bnnk Drainage Bill had been recommitted. Tne Report Meted that the Standing Orders of the House, Nov. 185, 186, 188, and 191, had not beta complied with, but the Coniinittee ordered their Clmirmen to move the that these Orders should be .u•pended. The Report tieing read, • Etrl Braucitaur ga►ue notice that he would, on Friday sleet, move that these Orders should he taken iuto consideration fur the purpose of tor iug them suspended. GOLD COINAGE. The Earl of LAUDERVAIk; ruse and said, he un derstood it was irite , Nled by his NollNiest)'s Ministers to have a very extrusive wild enittoge iii the pre. Mitt )•etar. amounting 8.00C.000/. of which the estiu:atett gspetors indenting t . ue Ltry of the Maitre of the Mint. troutt bi..,75.0n0i., Their . Lurd-hips shobld resift tiber.. that in the course of t:re last yews. 4.5u9.0001. iu lief been issued ' , nissoeueared, whereby 51.5,W6f. hill beim oh solutely vaunt) uw. y. He, therefore, thsineht is thesis to consider IniU far. under raison.; eon:must/neer, it would be predeut ;•• to vote so Imife rtColn. 'eat thick* might he lost , to the COuhtrr. To bring the *object heroic their Lnitlibip v. 'he 'hen move— That there he laid before the Howie" An r..siiiicite of tlac Sant that would he wanted for tlefroiing tht. Expro:, I. of the Onhl Wolter for the present vi.ar;' Ale% " An Areouut of thr Long ariviox (ruin the iti &i -vory of the old Silver Coin called ill mot' extlemti;tli, with the Expente attending the Exchange Also, Au Aeruent of the Iriprerta 10.1).1 P!ipplies eriatril by the Treasury out of the provision of r,n0.000.. vulva by for the love arising from thi• of the old Salvor Coin, and for defeating She 'FAltestees mending the fbaellottge and pay !tbc theehareea of Coisage."—erderrd. The Earl of LAUDEIMALS then gave nonce, that he would, on Friday next, draw the attention of the House to the Standing thilers relating in Scotch private Bilk. and t4uulV p ro p o : e Y redu e : tam ia the number of ComeniN now required. Thy liouae then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Weintheavir, Amity. 29. Colonel LosiovreLD presented • Petition from il,e Tan. nem of Cork, 'Traynr fur • repeal of the excessive. Dutie• on Bark —The Petition was laid no the table. On the motion of Mr. Cum. NI I, areenuts were bettered of the amount of Coals shipped from Great Britain, distin guishing the quantity sent cuostways ; amid also lutist sent to Ireland and foreign parts, daring the years ending in January 1517 and 1818. On the motion of Mr. finitesost the House bent into ri Committee so the West India Free Port Acts, alien 11 Re. solution was agreed to fur remuving some mambo lies whirls had grown into parts of these Acts since the peace, soil the Report was ordered to be receive/ to.intirrow. Inn the motion II Mr. TFLD, the Land Tax Assessment Bill was postponed until Monday nest. On the 111101iOn of Mr. LUSRPOITON, the House went into a Committee no the Spirit Intcreosirse Bill, tied the Report was ordered to he receivtd row On the motion of the CRANCLLLOR of the EXcitilluEltr the Committees of Supply and Ways mud Means were post poned until Friday next. COPYRIGHT ACTS. Lord Mamoru. ',rearmed it Petition from an individual, named Pickett, agimat the Copyright Acts, This Petition was referred to the Copyright Committee, Sir SAMUEL Rolm,Ar presented a Petition from two eminent Booksellers in Edinburgh, Mciars. Archibald Constable and Mr. Cadell, against the Copyright Acts. These gentlemen, with great truth, complained of the excessive pressure of the law as at now stood, which compelled them to give gratui tously a certain number of copies of curb work they published. They stated instances where this en cuinstance entailed an expense upon them of 6001. and also that, if carried into eff.ct in works they had now on hands, it would impose upon them an expense of 1,400!. they prayed that they might be relieved from so heavy and oppressive a tax. The Petition was ordered to be primed, end re• (erred to the Copyright Committer. IRISH GRAND JURIES. Mr. C. BUTLER rose to move for leave to bring in a Bill for the more public and deliberate in vestigation of Grand Jury Presentments in Ireland. The Hun. Gentleman stated, that, in tusk ug this motioc, it was lint his intention to interfere with any measure which it.miglit be the intention of a Right Hon. Gentleman absent (Air. Vesey Fitz gerald) to introduce, but merely to resider it ne cessary that the House should consider some measure of this description during the present Ses sion. That there existed some necessity to plire a more effectual control on the disposal of public money in local grants its Ireland was admitte,l, and what remained to .be done was to adopt local or baronial snaiiirements,..by which the public Ses peuditore would be properly directed and applied. The Hon. Gentleman then moved for trove to bring in • Bill to cane this purpose into effect. Mr. COOPER alluded •to the meant' which had been already taken on. several lionrte the practice .m 1 mode r .the•Graisd.Juries in Ireland . , 'under which these bodies acted. been chiefly instrumental in • 1818 in Imaging this subject , tieniol. the. Roue—in the former lien wan carried; in the latter, lattrothielton• of an .ainendmait Lerdr, the Bill, being a money cessiwity ebourloned. But the House being • drown to the suit followed. and through moat distinguished ann. now more (die late Mr. Horner) , measure wes.enfried which pLu io Ireland on the same fool Englami, - visustly, admitting wore evident*, inste a d o f bring, before. restricted to written Act had been most beneficial it was his (Mr. Cooper's) intent mended further measures, one otos williegly relinquished to , demon-net nuw in his place (Nit. Sir JOHN NIWPORT expressed ty fer the removal of all the terwoven in the system of Grand and the emirate°, and exo' which theve abates involved ettety towel if •tke Session paosei I wsetyriol otaesulasent in the whaler returns.kdoly ordered by the woe Id be *shown% to every Gent! that u number of abases now ted of neladtakrire, and whteh a total reformation in the systetnr also be sees thin so long as P'rlsament on a subject which' had ettraeii. evil became constantly inerendtog, during this interim ip-eame its Isei grew with the nrohantlii • Ossetian of the pra.ireer that gave . Hoop, ought to see the isereanty of closing the avenue of public deptrdatiosi nud abuse, winch the preient system opened one large proportion of fire population of behind, and preeitely on that eke. who were, under present circumstnncvs, the onsets PRICE SEVKX-FUNCE. of diseme, *gyn . :Aug undt r went of eiriployinteit, mid entitled from every view of their bitu:eien to 4 . 4loriurseratioir and protection. It was well known that .the great limbos' of, the &minds le:ted by Grinid .Itiv es in Itel:ind f K ll nionis tha• oceupytog teneut ; they arose principally feuli an applCcatten of the I hand .lure ter., which never ens contein. plated by the trail,.'l9 Or them The origimil in tention wits, that dote ittiovit•ints slrotild hr made for making goads 'lnd Itritles —sow* ISUrilo44!* were without diffieulty wet incooSettienee, tor the work, themselves were thrful me! productive ; hut tip the cuurse of legisiutive ptneeeillit i z, a vit. rtrty of charge% Weft: thrown on foe mimic", toed pavinetes iodered be the :rat: u; were never mignially eotetestitlnt.e:, part.cul..tly t art the cases of charitable 116411111110:4', for which there eras local provitices. l'he heavy mid hitter evil was, Oust the otneopyirog hme , r.titi all, while the greet oriental proprietor. the t.letentee, who drew his whole Income from !Mosul, bind spent it in soother country, pout not one forthirig to the purport of the poor. the evil, mud infirm, who were flecessarily thrown as ii letrdee out those who were least able•to beer it, namely. the oceupyittg tenant.—((fear.)—fle mentioned itsith pain , thst many of these lib...lakes had here 'applied to in be hilluf the funds of the Fever Frimpitni, in Ireland, bud they had refused ufteinfatiee to eeteblishmesits Of such vital benefit, and. whole the , fitittls were in the last biog.! of exhonostitie. It WIN clue to the residents to, say, that they tied, 'to the verge of their means, conteihuttil to three, lii.titutious, while the absentees l a id tither refusetl.or abstained from contributing to their otiprOrt. He mention ed this fact with pant, and for the purpose of awak log some senstition of shame. if not Of contlitiltrliols in the minds of those who hid ao acted.--(Hear.) Mr.•Ceortee agreed in the neceseify of lime , tug the Gruittl Jury system in liel u,t , but submitted to the Gentlemen who melt-ruuu. task, whether it were not b-tter h, proceed its step insuch course. The sysiefit tat' and complicated to he inept swat by it cut dry measure of this kind. The etlitice, tb agreed, wanted repair, hut instead of being down as a whole, the rrintirs ehrould lie }(rti Hiril successively applitel.--(tfecie.)—Tl7 then avoid that sort of precipitate legetlattrii which they had fallen not a long time past. the first act of one Sersion was to ripe I the I the preceding ime.—rl'he Hon. filers:her al to the repeal of the clatiee for the apetsintriseel civil engineer. to superititeed the poblif! Weir/ irelend.l—A grednel course wouk be tottrid practirally effective, and this !;totle df proceed' had the concurrence of that distingthil:ed whose loos every good mail deplurltil ithe,lete Ponsonby), and who vets in fact taken freed ' on the night that a measure of this kind seri consideration. The plait of gia.lual HUH: bed the sanction of the Nine:met to be had alluded, and no man wits a !setter p the propriety of proceeding in this tespett. : (H?ar, heir.) — lice who wishold to gal safe!, surely through the business, mute when a grad' and practical course. The Ho:: Gesitlereae eluded by pointing out the prop-iety of some sure which would leave the Gram! Jury Pr 'teems from doe Assizea to the neat, for the irm, of admitti n g intermediate infpfiry !MO lht prupt..ed work%.—(fiear.) Sir FREDERICK FLOOD was glad that'....nmethil was likely to loe done this Seision for country that could not bear the heavy cliarrA tailed upon Kir Ideal eerangements: He pariscip. holy contleunied the ierialtigefiteitt iVropietterl, but carried into effett, iu the Coire of the•ltVeitill e. gineers, who were to guaid."tio wverlooki end celh-. ,the, hosiers' of the-M.4a Jacteri. This - tied bane " +ere _ the :hout 111 1. of mited mode 11061 rro torture .'‘heatlif : kept wholly Joe , . hoJy stppniLted to ex , '..lte them. alto glad to hear • the floatma 0: 0 .e Get,, (Air. Crcket) recern6tentl a gradual asnett,•rau the rystem. %Vteten vire:is:era 17.CArne eompli sill of lens standing, • giatioal abolittOn Wu. 1 1 not purchmwd, than it could conifer one on olfscers who had purchased commissions ewer those% iny.the same service who bad not.—( Bear. hear.) The Earl of Konya's amid, that when MI a former creeping be had allotted t 4 the putchase of comnoissioas hy.ogi s ceys itc,ths allay., he heel not intended to drawilsenge ogisuridionit contention in favour of the army; but he ,quettion barna re- solved altogether ono m't'of a pecnanuT mature, he had mentioned a pro censedcretton. which, in his mind. conferred as d s ithegeod granted it some addition', right. • • • Lord Met,eitax, observed, e sum of money token from the pay of officers bore no purpose „ . itol,.ll;e business of the. 11111.414 .tartee.._ , 1 e measur es had joestiliabfe mode of ev o l v ed sitallitind so sh. iiito which effeel. rid occasions to studs isipitictieelile, that it 'beca4fl2 def4seary, col tof doing business of; iiiiisetit re-as:ambled: hilmirdisfely to e n s accurrliog to the Isetsi 'Oe t exiiressed'his readinfsi to'itipport :lily 'tett. He had bineself. -'irsjiich •weiit tO 'artafkrirteiltitilniprove the years 11313.10511 ectitfie a y'of th e - luVyspOtitti, itithoin under the cuissidline-L !a urae ti' ' • . 1 1 /11 ittdfliittsOrsion• rine* year his In'unisei-" 44 'til; C. ; ' reittlidthat the law. iit in 'ennsefluelice of gni ;is t* gbt - litette., ' . : astinthlated to those i ait in the 11 •Psa• - eq- 7liii ~1 st i t i tAt's 'eotirstries titre' uni uey question, ises : iri ti .' , . • PalifttailstiOn could be nig the attention aIF, OW •, ' • . 1- Alitellialtirratigrinenb. He then subject a great se4 • .--': . t -- istrTeiiinild 'be desirable that the el the exertions- a ..; 'iiiiiiii4t.sokith . should be msile to correct tow unfortunately net the' iiiketste(ll.. of some standing order, whi t net), that ellaes‘shi l ..t i tedlietiiigisteitive upon any Alrnilter ii•ti placed Grand Jarrett li leer eitillittri'at vlitiance with this pencil footing as these of •rfi oiheiv• a stilllcient reagent for departing 1 • them to receive wies t , • - tritfrki - tend admitting the anon 'Mg. as was the case -..-1-I'' kaiak elit pa e. ll'e rticularly trail , i informations. This ' - ' 'there sestiled to be in the situ ,I in its . opetation v and . ti ... OW itt l Enelsird awl Ireland—in !i&tio to have recant 16,10d 1 a sort of p. own - ft-tat Par! eof which he lost Sgs- iiier'Cilittg the pmt.'s of Irryi:,g money to n Fight Hon: IlilisMe . pleased; white, in thi • form e r, t h ey w e re i l: :sir. V. Piisgenild). 'firmest of t the county, detecting and pi used his sincere stogie- ekbnlilNfliliere they were found to eiist i a ii a buses whichwere Ur. a l ib i ti 4 : - the *ft •of judicial ititliorittes. and Juries in ireeilid a ' .ti e visivrilte lest of all bodtet who vim inane excess of chaatm tlitilittWer of levying money I'r pub!' 1 I ;.and he should Liu- 'Tha i t very constitittion was an objection .taseed away willanst a hiviig this pow Sr. The sfieriff 'stunt:• hoist:rite'''. Wheittlw . Ghind Jury. — and'vitts himself the norn . .o, e 'bore were made, it Cro*O. Besidase the Grand dory einni• gleams/1 who lieurd hint, ifildtket ttumber, et' . let perhaps, in intist. , e existed wh,challion- ottiiiffagend'eteriisiiig it.t.al infofination, h could only expire by no . lAreellerS, white a greater variety of Rein Itself. It sushi ilteriti - slisuld' belitrformed. It . ow : , ,‘., Parliament stood *till thitpitilrei;insfead of emeniting from tl:t Ned its attention. the- tiii.Ceditrt.feititei Should be elective. The, "I'le, and the emictioni tHiS.'hate the - ttoittr to tax Should hart. eia more Ares-tug; they i a •tfre elertion of those who were to, enfct Tits of the speedy rut- - tout p or rise the two dlitits of teeing aoti Kase them Cali. The ' iulc stbaleo 'o6trtil be kept whdfly rbstinc vressity of violent the different bode appoli:ted to exe.•nte the i and abuse, winch the was glad to hear • the liontitireqe Ge