The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-05-03 00:00:00

I ,~ ~~ J t rip HE AT R _ 1 THIS EVENING, will be performed a Comedy, called ALL IN TILE WRONG. Sir Julia Recede's, Mr. WROUGHTON. ilidserlv, Mr. H. JOHNSTON. Sir William ltellinout, Mr. WEWITZER• • Tuunr Bellinuw, Mr. HOLLAND. Ettlln.l i, Mrs. JORDAN. Lady 12 , Eksd, Miss DE CAMP. To Which will be *died, a Musical Enteraintnent, sailed OF AGE TO-MORROW. Baton U:llineturdi Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Baron Piflieberg, Mr. SUEI T. Hans Molkus, Mr. WKWITZER. Lady Brumback, Mrs. SPARKS. So!.hia, Min HICKS. Maid, Mira DF. CAMP. The Don-s will he opened at Half-past Fire, and the Per formance begin at Half-Nat Six. Beam, Ge. Pit, 5..61. Gallery, 2.. Upper GaSery, Is. Plaits fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fusbrook, at the Box-Office, in Link itusaallatant, • . FOR THE BENEFIT Of MR. FAWCETT. F. AT R E-ROYAL, COVEIsrr—GARDEN, E. Title tiVENING, May 3, no*, wai atted air Opera, written by O. Colman juo. called INKLE xA.gtco. Sir Chliteppher Curry., Mr. NtuND4ll. Inkle, Mr. BRAHAM, (Being his Fort Appearance ,in.that Character). Trirlge, Mr. FAWCETT. N.VCII4II, Miis MARTYR. Patty, MN DIBDIN. Y.eico, Mn H. SII3DONS. Wowski (with a new Song composed by Mr. Rev...), Signora STOR ACE. (Being her First Appearano: ut that Charaayr). In the course of the Opera, Four additional Suns by Mr. BRAII IM. Ind of the Opera, by Peradssion of the Proprietor' of Theatre Royal, Haymarket, will be afled a alma Farce, called THE VILLAGE LAWYER. A new comic Song, never sang before on the Sage, called, " A Womau he one Fontein" Mr. FAWCETT. . - A new Comic Song, WOW') by Mr T DRAM, called "The Chapter of Chronology ; or Comic Events in 1804," Mr. MUNDEN. An entire New Comic Song, written by Mr. C. Dibd.n, de- sent:two of A Yo.kshire Concert ; or, Madeira , . Fig's Musical Gala, To br, sung in Chaincter by Mr EMERY. 11464 a new tragic Song, written on the evasion by Mr. T. Dibdin, and never bef,re Sung, called The Gl.od's; or, Mrs. Duffy and Mrs. Cruckshank,," By Mr. FAWCET r. And, for that Night oat:, mil! be revived, in Two Parts, the Grand 8.,1zt of TILE DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOK, In the Island of O-Why-E, to the Soldh Se.as Ticket, to be had of Mr. Fawcett, at his Clia-ihers Ni. 19, Buckmgham street, York-baildir.gs ; and o: Mr. Brandon, at she Theatre, where places for the Boxes say be taken. SADLER'S WZ.LLS. AQUATIC THEATRE. Rader the patronage of Hit Royal Highnese the Duke of CLARENCE. THIS and every EVENING this WEEK, will be ar,rformed Ole last New Dance, called tons AND HARVEST. The Grand Serious Sptct.icle f OSRIC the LION—The !actinic Roden& of I'llE I.IITLE ES—And the En tertainments will conclude with the Superb Naval Exhibition, mbar the title of rIKEANEIA, Representing the SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR; The Gun Boat:, Floating Batteries., &el have been con structed by professional men from His bikest) 's Duck Tanis, and flint in a recepwle camtaining THOUSAND CUBIC FEET OF REAL WATER. An accurate repve.*nution of the blowing up of the Spanish Battering Ships, and saving the drowning Spaniards, by Sir Roger Curtis. Doors open at kalPpeet Five, begin at half-pert Sid. Places to be taken at the fkixAinhee, Sadler. Wells, !row Nine -r ~ • • 1.• 1 . 4‘: - **4 . 4 ' l. et , -.. . ~..- i q ' •;;;F"• 47 . 1 . • ''‘,L . .. .... '... * • -: 4 1 % , :,1.;•. • :.•••. 4 - - .-- - - ••e•ltii „. ..„._ --- it E-RO r/fl4 --- D It U R Y till rout: VICIUALLING-OFFICE, Atari 23, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Viilua!ling His Majesty's Navy do hereby gist Notice, That on T(tEbDAY the Bth of May wet, they kill be ready to re, oily Tenders, in sorttin.: tsenkd sop), Jai treat far the supply of What Fresh Beef may be repired for the Use of WI Myjettis Ships and Vessels et Per:dace, for Locke Months certain, aad fierther, tustit Sir Months notice shall be gsvc,, as either side flr the teriaLaition thrcol; the startle sf payaunt to be by Bats payable nit's not, est, Ninety Dams after slate. The Cmflai.ou of the Controot slay be seen at the Secte•cir.:l Office, at this 04ict, or by applying to the Colts etc of the Caoins at Poransee. And all Persons toh3 ?nay think proper to wake Tenders upon the said Oct gum, errealeasred to take Notice, that no Repril will be LA Co any Tovirr in which the Price ilia not Ise iwertel in Words at 4ngth, or that shall not be 4:iiltrrd to the Boanl hel'ore One s'eloct. .on the said Madan, the •ik of nest, ti ~r o,riless du Peron adur rakes the Tender, or sae Perms en kis Behalf, strewth he answer mien milled J.* . VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Ants. 24, 1904. THE COMMISSIONERS for rah:ailing His Mt•tiestg's Nary do ?webs , Rise Notice, that ea TUESD.IY, the 22d of May nest, then sell be ready to receive residers iss &Frit* (seated op 1, gad treat for Fat HuMAT .1 TORS o f Lp• aliquot or Nerraatlt Salt, or Salt of tpoal goodwess ; and pr lour Hintiret Tons of breath Ray Salt, o f ate larva Grain, el rhirits the ?meat toho make she Tendert ere to produce Samples; to be dehreeed tots Hie Moiety: liana:Wag Sores ga Depeford, . Vue Hoff bit the.3lst of Jab,, sad asa re :animater by the 30th of &prowl) •r ne.t,free of oil Charge and it.A a His Majesty ((wept ti.at the Contr.:dor willke tailored 2s. l id. per roofer the A-rtor er of the Sabine' Ai frhaff to the Stores; aua to it pat Jet he Bilis payable with Lorca Mae, Days after deu. The Gond Wu of the Contrects may be seen at Ike Secretary, Wage, at this O'ilee, nr ►y arplyint to tat Celle aors e au!: Data s •sic 14111jortn,sie sea Allaidlts.ick, in C:aesktre, rupee at.e/p. • And all Perim die may iftiot:c proper to nuke Tattier' rpm Cu awl Occasi.a:, are titter , ed to take Notre, that ao seined ::itt had to any Tessler is which she Price dull sot he inserted in da at ttngth, or that shall not he ride erred to the R- 1 / 4 8,l by: re clue CC.1.44 on the aid Toesdao, the 294 of May newt, oar tke Pena* who nsahe. the I *dr, or 5...w.t :'eras es 1.4 Altai.. • attend., To as. s. r :c -ailed ter. NUMBER br Xrittob VICIVALLING-01710E, Arretl. 28, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Via:et:Win Hi, MadeStat's Nary Ito hereby give Noire, That oa 111URSDAY the 24th of Way. nest, the; wit/ he reedy*, receive Tenders in striting (s.aleot no), and treat liar the . sapplb ref' whet reeo Beet; Raga, uad ..sea Prnryiont, nisi; be reyuared Jaw the Ups #: His ALa. .isstles Stair and rtssais at Irateriartl, for Twe.ee sharks rertsin, and thither well Six 3/oaths Notice data be Or,. rat lithr side fir the termination the mode i!f* to be by paimble with Interest Ninety Dow' after i!..te. The Conditions of the Contract, rimy he seen at the Secretaries at this Other, or by applying to the Cotialo,• of th.. C,,tees at Watertord. Anil •'l Persons slur may think prayer to make Tenders ripen& the 711;d Of ration, MC domed to tel.- Not .re, that no Regard wilt r.a hod (a lay Tallier in Trkirti ass Price Own nal be horded hi Wotan set Length, or th a t shall n o t be deliberell to the board littare One o'Cloek outfit said Thu rsitiy the 24 thof Mayan At, nor Utt ie. s (kr Per son who makes the Tender, or simile Person on Lis Wolf, siggids, insaiser. *hen raffia/1 . 1;w. And thot sash Tirade's as costaia et• trata,;aurpritts spoil seine - Articles, and prices "weir inferior to the r‘al sable 111/44 Jelifl4. vlhi N cousittemd at improper to be tub:fitted.. A,SItrUM, Mem 2.8, 1804. PRPSIDENT. The Moat Nnble Manley Carswell, IC. , . VICE. Piti;slUEN The Most Nolen the Mferqu'a ~ r Illandfo#l. Right Honourable Earl Spencer, kight Honourable Eatl of Mansfield. Right Hearourable Lowl•Viseount Nelson, R. IL • ' Rita Honourable Lord Chief baron. S.r Wiliam Eii;elnton 'Kt. and Alderman. . TREASURER,. &ties Wrig:•t, THE ANN IV gp,44 RY F ESTIVAL. of this . . CHARITY will be /wig on FRMAY, t r 1801 of May. Anise Service wt 1 begin - aretie o'Clock, when z e se:mou OM the'OOCMSiall will be preached by the Rent Rev. THOMAS Lo,rl Bishop Of ST. DAVlJJe,b.:fure the Viesidont, dents, and Gmadiane. No admisnon mth the Chapel on that Day bet by Tickets, which will be sent to every %mean. - • - • • Aforwards the Friends of etiliestitution will dote together at the Lialilon Tavern to bororiotato-etreet . STXWAitga, The Most Noble the Marquis of Ellaedierd, V. P. N. P. John Atkins, Esq. M. P. Tnoon.s Burne, Esq. J .ha Crouch. Esq. Wiliiam Dent, Esq. Th as - Flame', Msg. The Ditte:r at Five o'clock precisely Nn Culket ion after dinners the • Orenn at tile ,Clisiget by Nit. Herseley, ew sastable Anthem+ will sang by diertkpliree. : • • SONS Or 'ME CLERGY. - l I HE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per t lot mad at the Anniversary Meeting°, this CHARITY, will be .4 the Cathedral Church Qf St. Paul, *a Tues day the 15tli, and the Aenivereary es Tharsday the 17th of M Iv ' when a Sermon will brt premised before his Craw the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lordships the Riihopr, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy, drc. tiv this see. RORER I' Ht/DiASON, 'teem (a 3t tlierge's, ll.nover-squaw, and Ide Domestic Chaplain to the /light Rev. the L.ml Bisho? of London. STEWARDS. Tire Duke of Rutland, Right Hon. the Lord Nfaynr, Ea 4 of it,dgewater, Rev. William Vincent, D.D. Pari esterbeld, Dear of Westmutuer, Ne!son (Duke of Bronte), Rev G. 0. Cambridge, Pre f./4rd 8,,h0p of St. David's bendary of Ely, Solutes, I Rev. G. Andrews, Reflor of . . . Rtit Doll. John Holey Ad• St. James's, Westminster, 4 ogror, M. P. John Ptinsep, Esq. M.P. Tile Nit , blC will consist of the Olurture of Esther.—Mr. Molder , Detttngen Te Deuni, and JulWiate, w•th the Churns from The Ittee.ish, Hallelnjah, fur the Lord Gel Omnipo tent reigneth ;" an Anthem comptined on purpose fir this C wily by Dr BOYCE, and Mr. Handers Grand Coronation Anthem The Mustc to I.e cooduJed by Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, Mits. Ir. The Doors of the Cathedra l will be opened at 10 tiClock. Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Tailors• !fall, to he had of Mr. Roleo°, Bookseller, Bond street; Messrs. Rieingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; John Bdtoll, Km. First Fruits-Otfwe, Te•uple, gratis. B•ncfactiu s t, this Charity will he thataiully received by Jahn Bacon, Esq. Treasurer; or the Rev. G. H.Glasse, Sack. vale -street, S:cietary to the Stewards. SHAKSPEkR MATE RY. AIESSRS. BOYDELL beg leave to acquaint a the Public in general, and their Friends in particular, that the Tickets for the SIIAKSPEARE LOTTERY, • Price Throe Guines, with Schemes of the said Lottery, are now ready fir aeliyrrir, at Inc S‘i G tasty, ; st blydell`s, No. 90, Chei;iele; and at all the Li censed Lottery Orliees in (Treat Britain and Ireland. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1804. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. TRUCHSESSIAk GALLERY , New Road, opposite Portland Place, the 14th instant, the Sale by Private Contract will commence, and proposals for the Par chase of the several Pactorirs in the interim be received, at the at),vs comisting of upwards of tINE TUOVSAN I ) PICTUREi, by the prititi l el masters of the ltailiAn, Dutch, German, and Preach Retool., Maida; edln an depot Suite of Etglit Rooms all behted from the Sky, sa as to form an easembiure M superior Specimens et the Art iu different Cumming and Ages, such as hath never beforu been submitted milts Pubic, and will not probably again occur tor a Nmuber of Yams, as the Exhibition And Sale rsitiv.dy 4 n ve this Season. Admittaiice this thhillism.w-Roums Air Refreshment. STRAW AND C 111! H 1T MANUFAC IVRY, 191, fleetwtreet (Comer of Cbancerv-lanel. T ADI ES of TASTE and FASHION may he L supplied with every New and reihimiable Shape in Straw and Chip Hass and Sonnets at the above Manufactory ; and nay we every Shape turned in the most novel and suit able ` l l l e, witch is as adeuttag t trot to be f und at any other Makes in Lon lon, and is particularly dcwrsing tips notice of Ltdles who has.: •rout young fainiti,a, u. a n y who nuv have large ceinsmistioas for any Obit of Straw or Chip Hats. The Trade supplied Wholesale. R. Tlllllll AS a4d CO. also otter every Artic'e commonly sold by ii.tberagoOers, of ibe etude: at qualities, and think they cannot possess a Beater mei timendation than that of their being purchased, sod will be sold fur Ready Mimi at a very me :cake rig* HOSIERY and GLOVES. T few .A licks are ;iwricularly recommended to La lies who wish to lay in Thor aprnig stock of cherce silk and Cotton limn, a• d every description of the rholecit Leather (:fives. Mrs TH 'MA); ;AMMO% to Call the arciatinel of L to: to h-r Ettontive, and Sher d Drewvir and Millinery of every d.-r., two, tc Su seat rs die Assortment made up that 'Lades ma, son tboa.sei"rifi rn Slangy. This wil! be found deecriing the nonce of those Lailis or anisiasim who may have mug- C. , mmiesioo, 14. b. Tc n.ss 10-dy retrattee to the Shea ;Cu .I.ls Cie hat slow op tlie Left up emu:my-tans Isom Flordi-stmt. r tito. • THE LIFE OF GENERAL. WASHINGTON, PUBLISHED BY HIS FAMILY, FROM HIS OWN • PAkkllll. MR. PHILLIPS. has the honour to inform the ihat he hie just received, from the BPSHROts VASI lINDTOR rthieNepliew mid Hpir of the late GENERAL WASHINGTON). the lifanuecript of the first or prrlinit:.ity volume of the I.Ve of that Illiptrious Cha racter, drawn up hum his..owa-itspery and edited by Me. MARSHALL, the Ch ef J ustice of the United States. lu order Wert:re the capy-ddit of - this impost:nit work in Great Britain sad Amedca, It hat been agreed that it i‘hs!l be puldishad in L•koldna and is oa TURSDAY die FIFTEENTH* of MAY. Oa that day, Mr. MORO* proposes to rabbit% a very elegant edition in Quarto, einbv co iiiihed with suitable copper - plates, price One Guinct . _Mag. Ia buimill angi. • before she gath instant, he will publish anntbaa.e.inion of the same volume, printed in Octavo, prtie l e in board". Yhe entire Work writ extend% Rioter five similar and they will succeetvety Lundonat the *me prices Per Voldnie, as fast - as Mr. Phillip* receives the Niauuscripc front I*. Woaningeon; prisheOU within the present Year. No. 71, SL Paull Church-y 44, May 2, 1804. , . This Da r is oubhilstid, otiluenirpriised Ih Ste. :And IThistittte;t with SMeen Plate% enlntr.e4 (Anti Dr twings taken • Garr nl, Laturse •t, Medlintd, Penney, Ste. price It. Itos: • Isteritte r • - • • - A SPORTING: TOUR through. .the NOrtbm .1.11. 'Patti orANtiL*;oll.ll. and rirtst Part of the Ilighla.tdo seo - rugN a ; in.iktitsk Kentitla on English 'and Scottish LaittNiee, sod pitekai crasetti,ationt on. the.Spha of society ithd' itiArnefi: • • ' • ' • - De glvitiNi nfn pot disystSsaotn. Printed by Vernet snit hoed, f I lyPtitry 'and sold * by all tiooltscitcrs if the VnitE6 ICAtied•tht. • . This Day is . neatly printed in a Pocic'et Volume:, and 4Tnainebted awith:Sit kraktifol Plates, Twice Gs boassls, rrHEPPETICALDrIACIA2.INE ;.or TEMPLE of •411 e, MUSES. ConsOting chistiy of oitioiNki. rotms, and ucassiional Se. ti.ahs fr.ssi sake said valuable Thrrostili.,!itt, I tfarto to rune errtip'il,". Printed for Veruor and Heod; Poultry i and Sold by trebly Itoolcullir ill Ilke tic efratingt,in. HIGHLAND BROAD SWORD. 'fl is Day is publtshed, price los. U. in ' , roar 1 ,- , illustrated with times, b R. R. Porter, F'•q. THE ART of DEFENCE on FOOT with the BROAD SWORD and SABRE Niapted also for th• Spadinan or Cut and Thrust Swoid ; improved aud atigm rated with the Lessons of Mr. JOHN TAYLOR, hate broad Swned•Sftster.to tit., tight horse Volunteers of • : *Le 4, 4que turd Wertipirtiese. • Piinted for T. E7,ertorti at the Maiiiare Lihntst . . . Th.; Day is published, in 12mo. prise Is. 6d. REASONS FOR SEPARATING from thi CHURCH of SCIYfLAND, m a series of LIMO*. By WILLIAM *INES, Minister of the Gespel, Dui.doe. Chiefly addressed to hi, Claistan Friends ia that Eitel...l4lmm: " Prove all things ; hold fist that which is good ; othtaia tram an ap,earaw c April." 1 Thtt.. g ood " Am 1 tlizrefure Inicon - ie your enemy, betouse I lel you the truth *:" GAL a. 14 and 16. Printed for E. Leslie, Dundee; and sold by Vemor and Hood, 91, Poultry ; and R. Ogle, Turnstile, Holborn. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. MOUSE OF LORDS—Wu:two tr, Ntty t. In the Scotch Appeal, Huai- v. the Earl of Rim sous., Mr. Alexander was finally heard on the pert of the Respondent ; and Mr. Romilly, in reply ; after which, on the Motion of the Lord Chancellor, judgment was postponed till Monday next. The several Mil ti 4 and Revenue Bills, the City of Dublin Police Bill, and the West India Dock Road, Watching and Lighting Bill, were read the third time and passed. Mr. Owen, from the East India Company, pre sented copies of the Orders sent to the Governor of the island of St. Helena, on the Bth of March, isoe, and on the rapture with France ; with their dates, and the manner in which they were sent. — Ordered to be printed. The further hearing of the claim of the Scotch Peerage was postponed till l'ilesday next.—Ad journed to to-morrow. HOUFE uF COMMONS. The House proceeded at fnur o'clock, to ballot fnr a Committee to try• the merits of. the Stirling Eleftion, when the following blenibers were chosen: John (Marne, Esq. WAIN, Tower,, Esq. lUght Hon. Grorgu Rose, ..t. 1.. Dundas. Thomas Thornton, Esq. %Valium Elklion, S Farquhar, FM. Ch. W Wynn*, E s q. T. Gnat . , Esq. sir Cn. Talt.,t, Bart. James Buller, Esq. TIU/18114 Crotty, rag. Sir Rubc,t Peale, Bait. Sir Jammu Craig, B.nrt. Mr. ALEXANDER brow ht up the Report of the Committee of Ways and Means. 0:t the reading of that Resolution, which went to lay a. duty on su-SI ; T W. YOUNG ob)ened to the duty, which was defended by Mr. Vansatait. Mr. JOI4INBTONE wished i: should not be understood that, because the statements made on a former day, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, had not been opposed by him, they met with his approbation. He happsmed not to have been pre sent when the Ways and Means were brought lot ward ; if he had, he could have played that many of the statements were :neorrat; particularly tact with regard to the increase of the public debt, which, instead of being only two millions, as had been stated, he could prove, amounted to war 8 Mr. VANSITf.ART enntendei, that the state ment made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer w•as correct. Tile Resolutions were then agreed to, and Bah ordered to be brought in upon the same. toird C A talilt EAGH said, that• as he under stood some discussion was likely to take place on a motion, of which .he had given notice far this day, relative to our late brilliant successes is lndia s tic should not bring it forward then, but pustpone'it till tomorrow. An seder was made secordentty. ._,-. . s: , Juse T • :* -1 (PRICE SI X P - - Mr. WILBERFOItCF. put off his motion fit the total abolition of the Slave Trade, which stood for Friday next, to the f Mowing Thursday; ' On the motion of Mr. Secretary YOk Mi., the ot der fur taking intocoo,ideration the Lords Amegtdis mints in the Volunteer Bill, was postponed till, Monday. The Committee on the Aylesbury Eleßion Tell was put off till Thursday see:tight, on the motion.. of Sir George Cornwall. Mr. ROSE gave notice, that on the same day. he should bring - Ibrward the motion, of which he had formerly given notice, for commencing a pro. nee othin • against the persons who were concerned in offs of bribery at that deaion. Mr. JERVIS gave notice that he would, on this day se'noight, move for leave to bring in at Aill upon the fourth reart of the Con-Jnissioners for, Naval Ep5u,4., jUsluprld have made this motion on the prece ding day, if the House had met. Mr.BUßlitifiVES`rooied to discharge the Order of the Day for balloting 'for' a.COmdmittet .to try. Mr. Huykisson's Petition, convlairing.of an undue ittoh,foi Lisbeadt: and that the game be ta k ers infikdasideration on this daysi'nnight: Ordered. OA the motion of Mr. FOSTER, the Bill for annual retains to be made of laisk Ac. [punts, was ordered to be zeal a secofict tipte t 4).! morrow. Mr. FOSTER next moved, thot the Petitiod from the Irish Linen Merchants be Teetered tif Committee of be whole lionse CO-MOMS% . . Mr. CORRY said, this was a subjeft of very great importance, as it involved in is the whole system of duties not only for freland, but for Great Britain: and as such, he conceived ft to be'iPst which the House could not he sufficiently prepared to enter into to.morrow. For Jai* ea.. past. he ha 4 no other wish than that the si..lje,lt shoald undergst theinliest discussion : shoutld•he alwars ready - id maintain a just 'balance of ditties and of trade Iva twren' both countries. lie hoped the Bight Hon. Gentleman would net insil on bringiag the qer.- Cori forivard to-morrow. Ho that ninved to pets' pone the Committee fcr a fortnight flanger. Mr. FOSTLR slid, he was su:prisert, when hi enn , 4lered the late perio,l the session. the Msg.! r.itoJc of the present que , tion, and this I).:•avi gr.;es. ances the petitioners complained cf, that the 'Right Hon. Gentle's:in ti should wish to pot it- off fiett distant a day t a postponement which he .0;14 at* consent in. Mr. BURROWES said, he wished th the obje4.l of the petition, but he thought It woilla be improper to precipitate a discussion upon it at the present moment, and for that reason klefasedith . .t the consideration of it might be put off feir a ivest)t longer. Mr. JOHN LATOUCHE thought the Pegitiois was of the utmost importance to Ireland 004 he would support the proposition of his Right Ron. Friend (Mr. Foster), whatever day it might be put off to. Sir JOHN STEWART said, the question was of the utmost importance to the North a( Ireland, where trade had suffered very considerably' in conse quence of the ezport duties en linens. Ile was sure, 4,lwn this subjeZt was properly considered, that the liberality and justice of the House would grant the prayer of this petition ; and as it was possible that many !fish Members might have otter calls tut them, he hoped the considera•ion of this subjea wight not be put off to a distant day. Kr. ALE X.IN DER thought it would be better not to postpone the consideration of the business longer than a Neck. Mr. M.NAGIiTON wished a particular day might be fixed upon, in order that the Gen:lel:en from Ireland should know when to attend the dis cussion; which must be one of the utmost cense. quence to that country.. Mr. FOSTER said, he had no objetlinn colts on Tuesday next. Mr. CURTLY said, he acceded to that proposi tion ; at the same time he declared, he had the same public and private motives with other gentle men, tor promoting the success and pro -perity of the Linen Trade in Inland. And if the s as it now stood, should be opposed by ninny Mem bers in that House, he hoped that their te,:aments might be combated by some Gentlermn of mote weight and talents than any he could pretend tn. The Committee of the whole House on the Peti tion was then fixed for Tuesday next. On the Motion of Mr. FOSTER an order was made. that thecommittee for considering the Stchalige be. tween Great Britain and Inland. have leave w ropurt the minutes of their • evidence from time to time. • A Message from tie Lords informed the Hwitse, , that the Lords had agreed to the Ei : ht Millions awl One Million and a - Half Lx,;,tieoit r Loan Bins to the English and high Militia ray Bills ; the Nfirala Adjutant's Allowance, the Newfoundland Trade. the Dublin Palice, and West lindia Dock's Road. Bills. A person from the Board of Naval Inquiry. brought up the ':h Ree- of the Cr - • .ought up the titi deport .re Comniissiorers, relative to the Yards of Plyrnoutlrand Woolwich.— Ordered to be printed. The fnspeaor General of Exports and Imports presented wend Accounts, which were ordered to lie on the Table. Sir GEO. CORNWALL presented a Petition from the Debtors iii•the Monty of Hert•ford Gaol. Ordered to hi on the table. Petitions were preeente3 from the British and I Westminster lusurancs Okals, against the dill for establidiing the Hants, - Sussee, and Dorset Insur- • sine Company.—Ordertelie on the table ; and, pursuant to the prayer Oahe Petitioner, an Urdu: was made, that they Ere heard .. the ir Coliasel• against the Dill. . Tie Committees of Ways Mcsins - wem post pone.; to Friday find the other Orden •trieg de• ' erre..l, MUM adjourned at seven cecina& ' •