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L e a, s a t sot ho t A of Bones ore :equated to denote ,use Gethasiaa lu &Head is their same. CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, TIMM:RV CILLIIIIMIU4, Sikh Var, ISIS. SUCH Persons nio are sksituus of coostroglintr with the Agent fur COVllNkitlarial Supplies, to furnish for Twelve Illniiths, front the 25111 Jane next, yowls quanta. ties COAL. soul CANDLES us nosy Onus lime to tome be4ripsirrrt, for the inider-nientioned linnets, nosy receive Particulars of the Contracts, on applying at this 01lice, between the hours of eleven and Ave, ti. Deputy Cornish. airy General Young. at Edinburgh; Slid to the respective Barrack Masters in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and deliver their Tenders at Ibis Deice as follows, vit. mem, it did i.ot fullva that it would be adopted by the House. LOrt.I,IIIIIDESDA It: ditto prtoitioetl 1101thiliflelit t by the otahuiou of u • whereby the opera.. time 4 , lthe clatter would be rendered Iraseeteissive. The Earl of LAM:IEIIDR LE tiii4 the LORD Caltt• serrralle s tated, that, although they should rote fur till) vt tlial amendment, it *as on the WV. dtralas.thog that . the owe and Learord Lord (Itedesdolo would subscquently propose 44 satisfac tory proviso. 01 the amendment the Mate divided, when there appeared— Couleur'. Nut (Wildcats 6 z.versLii. l i d le Lb 137 IV 7: AYLF.SBURY, WHITWORTH, ABOYNE. REFTON, SCARBROUGH, T. H. LIDDELL, YERULAM, PLYMOUTH. Mar WI, WS ROUSE OF OF LORDS, %TrompAy, M 27. 711L.4 IR6-1101'.4L, DKORY.L.4.% /.. EvENlrio. THURSDAY. May 28. A their Majesties' Servants will performs the Tragedy of OTHELLO. Tenders for supplying Coals, sealed up, and markr4l " Tender for Curds, until twelve u'cleek un Waluesda3, the 10th °finite. ACCOUNTS. Mr. Maitland, frost doe LAN Huo , e. presented en Ar. . mom of the banshee of Salaries and PIPOISIIMP !treated by the Gnarl of Direcion Awe the lees retrres,..t e nj en th e table. Othello. Mr. Kan ; Calm* Mr. Holland Roderico, Mr. realty; Mr. Welke*. Desilemema, Mr*. Ittalooaun Emilia, Mr*. Glover. Tenders for supplying Candles, staled up, and marked " Tender for Candles," mail twelve o'clock en Frith'', the 12th of Julie • bat no Proposal, tither fur Coal, or Candles, will be uuticed, witless made us or annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in words at length; nor mulcts a letter be sabjoissed to synch Proposal from two per sons of known property, encsainr to become bend with the party tessderiatr, in the sum expresased its the particulars, fur rite due performance of the Couirart. MESSAGE FBOIII TILE COMMONS. Sir S. ROMILLY, Mr. OROMItill, Mr. Aideutian {Coop, and others, from the Houle Of Cnrumnsts, bronchi sip the Meetingsle Securities' 111,11, rise Tabauen Impustseine Bill, the India Marriage Bill, the National Debt Cunessissinesers Bill, and the Irish PaViarrallllll. gill—which were *cereal', read a first time. To which will be added, the MelmOrsma of lis-LN\KEEPEIt'S DAUGHTER. airlar'. Mr. Wallach; Trasklascl, Mr. Gallic; Ilarrop, Mr. Smith ; Mouktoir, Mr. Knot; Vass Kessler. Mr. T. P. Ce o h s ; %Vslliam, Mr. Bantaril. Mazy. Mss. Kelly; Ma riam, Mrs. Harlow, To-morrow, The Way to Get Married. Mr Kens will make his first swimmer on Saturday as Kiss Julia; mid bliss Macsoley will ripper, fur the first UMW. mi Cs.ll4llllllCe. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN7:O.4IIDEN. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. May 28. will be wed (nth tinsel the new Mesita, Drains of 808 ROY. MACGREGOR ; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. Sir Frederick Vernon. Mr. Barrios; Resbleigh Osheldi •tune, Mr. Abbott ; Francis ()obsidians', Mr. Sinclair; Owen, Mr. Blanchard; Captain Thornton, Mr. Connor; Rob Koy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Maerendy; Nagai, Mr. Tokely; Hands!' and Robert (Rob Roy 's Snots), Mr. Somme and Maar.. l'arsloc;• Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; Saliba Nsc, t Jamie, Mr Listen; Jobron, Mr. Simmons. Diaus Veiiiiin, Mire Stephens; Manse, Mrs. Sterling; Jane DI sea r, shas Logan; Kati y, Mrs. Bishop; Helen Mac. Sn gor, Mr. Farrenn. Ertel , which (veutol time), with mew &every, Dresses, and Dreuratiusos, a new Serious Drama, in Meads called 1 HE CASTLE OF PALUZZI; oft, THE EXTORTED OATH. Corot Saieimi, Mr Maeready; illargeis a. Castello (Go vernor a Florence), Mr. Terry; Ferdinand, Mr. Abbott; human, Mr. Column •' Paulo, Mr. Alaschard. Contacts Rolrirti, Mrs. Nisei! • Zerlina , Miss Foote. The new Serums Drama of The Castle of Palozzi, er, The Extorted Oath, will be repeat., d every Everting. Tomorrow (I His ; or, The Fall ro(Tonis. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND. THE LAST FORTNIGHT. 1N consequence ttf the brilliant maccen which 1. eon t ours tu sttesal MR. MATHEWS'S Ealorteitoser to, be will bare the hoover to prolong them as above as aiJoeci Joilaish se the latest passable period to which they tail be eineedeJ, owing to the appeaehlog opeatiag of the Estglisb Opera tar the Samoan Memos, sail to hls atnewswase eatragetornts to various parte oftbr litiotelisi. The publican sespeetfolly informed. dam they will Gad ma. 'MATHES'S AT HOME, us Moods's. Turoloys,Thersieysout4 Satur. slays io the next two Weeks (liaise positively site haat timers of his appearsuce iu London until meet year), sites be will hare the burial.r of pororittiug his Visitors with au Ewer. taiuntrul. called MAIL-COACH ADVENTURES, Ste ALC. se EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE en VENTRILOQUY, mad IMITATIONS. Doors to he closed at Seven, anJ the Performance to begin al Eight u'Cloek. Buses be. Pit Sr. Lower Gallery Ss. Upper Gallery lr. IB sea , Places, and Private Boxes essay Le takers of Mr. Stevenson, at the Rots-Ocoee, Strand &trance, from 10 till 4; and at Fearmaa's Library, 170, New &ad-street, °ppm' ic Itarlia¢tuu.ga►Jena. NEXT THURSDAY The Lottery begiusdrawing, and the First Twenty drawn Prism iiiithss day will each be entitled to ONE THOU- sAIIU I'OE7l DS: GCAR ROLL 'Wiens the attention of his • Friesella to the near approach of the Drawing: the Capital,' (a circumstance without paralkl) asuouutiug to Out Hundred and Seven, with 3 .... ... : . of la As lagt four Blond+. Too Prizes of 20,11001. and Tan other Capitels acre distributed amongt Chore who purchased Shales at the 'slily fortunate Of of G. CARROLL, 7, Coacautu., & 26, OXFOUD STREET, suhl laitly is Sharer Nu. 7,735, • Pi iu of 30,0001. Culinary Currespotidesta tinuesually attended to at the luw Prices :—Tieket, 191. 102.; Half, 10/. 9..; 2/ssatto.t, 01. bs.; Ea:11111, 21. 131. 04.; mud Sottecuth, U. 7t. NEXT THURSDAY. 1:1.000 per Minute. £ lO , OOO . £23,000. or £23,000 lor the tith-drawn Prize above Yl,OOO. HAZA RiJ & Co. CO NTIt Acroitte SCHEME. Furuitd oa the Basis of thstrilsoting 107 CAPITAL PRIZES asioao ADVENTURERS. NEXT THURSDAY The I . .rbt 20 Prises will have £20,000 EQUALLY DIVIDED. NEXT THURSDAY The Fitt 500 Blank* will have £7,500 EQUALLY DIVIDED. If you !my a Ticket or a Share before NEXT THURSDAY, Tot' W ILL HAVE THE CHANCE OF 3 Plizeo of £i0,000! pit:. -0 of £3,000 anti £2,000! .1,) f e m..: of £l,OOO ! and .Y 500! 1 .0 P. z.o. of £300! and £2OO Y 2.1.; ui i'..e'of XlOO, £5O, 1&.•. &c. sixti, dr&re Prise above £l,OOO moat ha ur £40.000. newts and ?thorn are selling by II AZA It ID and Co. Cox. IltAclulit, s,l ihrir very woe Office, Nu. PCI, KOVAL Lit . HANG", (eataLlislbell upwards of 100 years,`, who `....14 0,011 Sh.lll Fire Pii,rs or £20.000 .11 the Last Luti.. leo, soil Cap.talsau former Lotteries ilflll.lllliint I. MILLIONS. .4110. 1 ? /aft Lottery Ticket• rose to 110, owl Sir/NNRrk• r,, 4to .shai.,ias This Lolivrw Ads MIRE 1.4 w" 1. r SI; 1 leittitTb, srt the Psis* is oils 119 siw to ihruuljs fur a If for I.iy LA, t ".,J.xT TIICRSDAY. If Tenders are sent by post, the postage must be paid. Each of the following Counties to be tendered for sepa rately, and all the Barracks iu each of these Comities, to be supplied under one Contract, viz. Burks, Devon, EfiteX, Hants, Kent, Middlesex, Sussex, and the Isle of flight. Separate Modem IllCoutracts to be made and entered into fur each of the Barracks at the following places, viz. Brecon, Chester, Perodentois, Scilly, Truro, Carlisle, Dor chester, %Veymeuth, Sunderlasul, Stapleton, Isle of Man, Manchester, Norwich, Yarmouth, ?Northampton, Notting ham, Taunton, Ipswich, Laudguard Furt, Croydon, Kew, Birmingham, Coventry, Trull bridge, Hull, Sheffield, York, sad Scarborough. The Barracks in North Britain at which Newcastle or Sunderland Coals are used, to he tendered fur kit ther ; and the other Barracks is North Bntaiu at which Scotch Coals are used, to be is like manner tendered for and supplied under one Contract. All 'he Barracks in the three Wands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, to be supplied under one Contract. EAST INDIA HOCSE, MAY 28, 1818. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, Maio, to the EAST INDIES, du hereby giro Notice, That with reference to the 4th Section of the Ist Chapter of the said Cosopauy's By-Laws, a GENERAL COURT will be held at their House iu Lesdruhall-street, no FRI DAY NEXT, the 29th instant, at Ekren kit:lurk in the Tocetinuu, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors o Doan of a proposed Bill now before Parliaasent, retitled, o A Bill to amend sod reduce into one Act the several Laws misting to the wanner in which the East India Compels, are required to hire Ships." JOSEPH DART, Assistant-Seeretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAY 27, ISIS. TRE COUItT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS V ENG LAND, heavy to the EAST INDIES, d. hereby ere Notice, That the COM/MITE of BUYING wad WARE HOUSEa will be reedy to reetive Proposals in writing, sealed Nihon or before WEDNESDAY, tbe 17th June next, front curb Permits as say be willing to supply the Compaay with • Tummy of BRITISH HESSENS; and that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen on ap plication to the Clerk of the mid Committee, at his Office at this Horse, with whom the Proposals must be left before Eleven o'Cluel ou the said 17th Jane, 1818, after which boar the Committee will mit receive asp Tender. JOSEPH DART, Assistant-Secretary. This day published, handsomely printed in a pocket volume price be. in hoards, L IEWELYN AP JOILWERTH: a Poem, im Ave Cantos. By W. E. MEREDITH, Esq. Printed fur T. Cadet; and W. Davies, Strand. A NTON I A : a Poem, with Notes, descriptive of the Plague is Malta, will be published on Saturday, the 30th instant. " Loves strings in the heart are so teuderly touching, That, play'', urns mace, they are ever bewitching!" Pebbled fur Longman, Hurst, Rem, Orme, and LOMB, Leindus. ARROWSMITH'S ATLAS. This day was published, iu royal 41u. price U. 16s. half- Lonna; or V. I2s 6d. coloured, A NEW GENERAL ATLAS, constructed from the latest Authorities. By A. ARROWSMITH, Hydrograpber to the Prince Regent. Exhibiting out only the Boundaries and Divisions, but also the Chains 1.1 Munistaiss and other Geographical Fea tures of all She known Countries in the Wo►ld ; compre hended in 63 naps, frees original Drawings, engraved in the hest Styk of the Art ►y Sidney Hall. Printed for Archibald Constabk sod Cu. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Loudon. Also may be had, just published, The EDINBURGH GAZECTEER ; or, Geographical Dictioaary; comprising a complete Body of Geography, Physical, Political, Stati►tical, and Commercial. Handsomely printed is Oro. (doable coleuses), and coo- Woke twenty-bee sheets of letter-presa, Vol. I. Parts 1. sad 11. price 9s. each. To be completed in 12 Parts. .1. STOCKDA I.E. AIII.I,MAKER AND SMITH TO HIS MAJES - 1 if, No. :MS, HOLBORN. BEAN MILLS on an entire stew Construction, to split a Beebe! of Beans or Pees in Tea Miantes by one Mervin ; regulated by a Screw in Front: they take very little room, work with great ease, and at a very small Ex pense. Also MILLS, at Redneed Prices, to Gaud Malt, Beans slid Peas, Wheat, Batley. Hair-powder, Coffer, Almond., Pepper, Oats foe Horses, India. Core, Bark, Back Wheat, Cocoa, Seeds of all Sorts. Charcoal, Rice, Mustard. Cochi neal,, Rose-leaves, Puntice.aturse, Linseed, 041111tAi, Herbs of ell Sorts, Bird-seeds, Cherry-stoues, Galls, luJigu, Ginger, aud Oats for Dugs. A Gentleman of the Aral respectability has constantly used emu( the above Mills fur twenty-two year., and it is ewe in use, as his truer will testify. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, fly MR. EVANS, At Mk Heuer, No. 28, P 511411411, TIIIB DAY, Thursday, May 28, avid Twu fulluaitie days, •11111 F, curious awl valuable LIBRARY of the latelOHN NIXON, Esq. of Basingliall.strret ; con. tattling strawy rare and valuable articles iu old Lugliyh Pur try, Plays, and early English Literature; also Uoydell's Shakspeare, 10 vols. with the large and small Plates, i.pleu dUlly bound iu tussle; 11.bdoi'r Typographical Autivii• lies, 3 vols. Isrge paper, lan.; Yolk; tlbakaiware'a Richard the Third, extremely rare, 1597 ; Romeo mud Juliet, MU, awl various Grst-rate Editions of Shaksptare's Plays; ru.e'a AstiNuilire sums'. Arrhitectiost Antipiaties ; soh. ; Cylitleasau's Nagai:..., flue 1.4 C.! I, SLC. BANK RESTRICTION. On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, rut the third resisting of the Rink Ite.tris•t Bill, The Earl of LAUDERDALE propo•r(l two clauses: the first ror limiting the advances to be made by the Bank to the Government, and the other fur al tering the present mint regulatinni. The clauses were severally read, and negatived without diseusoirm. Lord HOLLAND then proposed a clause, that in case the market price of gold should ut aey time before the period recited in the Bill have Allen to 31. 113 s. in such case the present measure should cease and determine. This clause also was nPgatived, and the Bill was read the third time and passed. Earl GaostrlSNOß presented a Petition from the loshabitunts or the parish of St. Andrew's, flolhorn, in favour of the Bill relating to the Education of the Poor.—Laid on the table. Lord KING presented a Petition from Brny, iu the county of Berks. in favour of the Bill for ap pointing Commissioners. to inquire into the abuses of Chanties in England and Walec—Laid on the table. The Marquis of LANSDOWN presented a Petition from certain Cotton Manufacturers in the West Riding of Ynrtt.lsire, splint the Cotton-spinners Regulation Bill. POOR LAWS. The Eirl of SHAIPTESBURY hiving moved the third reading of the Poor LI4Wil Amendment Bill, The 4arl of CAIINAKVON proposed an amend ment, giving a discretionary power to Magistrates to grant relief to paupers in eases of urgent neces sity, when parish yolries were not sitting. The Noble Earl, however, withdrew the Amend men', on the suggestion of Lord SIDttOUTti, that, in point of order, tl►e pre►ent wus nut the proper moment for offering his amendment. Earl Gaosetxua proposed, that their Lordships should emit the clause by which time owners of houses paying a < stain low rent. should be rated instead of the occupiers. The clause, he observed, was founded on a principle wholly subversive of that on which the rest of the Bill was established. In this motion he expected the assistance of the Noble and Learned Lord on the Woolsack. The LORD CHASMS:I.7.OR was surprised that his opinion should be held in ally est►mation by a No ble Earl who had for many years differed with him on almost every questi that had come before their Lordt•hips. Ilia sentiments, however, did, in the reseed installer, agree with what had fallen trou► the Noble Earl, fur the clause had appeared to him in many respects objectioliable. The Earl of ILIRDWIcKE spoke a flw words, iu a low tone of voice, in favour of the clause. Lord REDESDALE said, that the clause was very objectionable, from the opportunities it offered to the assessors of exercising a very great partiality iti the mode of rating house*, and from the 'probabi lity it presented that all the cottictes iii the country would eventually fall into the hands of prisons who would seek only their own interest. lle had learned from intelligeot persons, who had the most satisfactory tueatis of acquiring information upon the subject, that the disturbances which some years since agitated Switzerland hail arisen, iii a great degree, from the cottages having fallen from the hands of the more wealthy persoos, the natural guardians of the poor, into those of others who sought to turn them to their own profit. The Earl of Luirmaroor. observed, that the great error iu this clause appeared to be it. getierahty, for it, of course, in its present form, embraced every parish, while the original object was to correct WI evil that existed only in large and populous parishes. The principle of the clams-, when confined to town., was just and wise, and he suggested the propriety of adopting some amendment which wool.' secure this advantage unconnected with the inconveisience which enlist arise if the clause were extended to mere country parishes. . . Lord RLDESDALK mid, he should willingly l►ro. pose mil amendment to that edict, After • few word. from the Earl of I,AuDsa. DALE, Lord HOLLAND, and the Earl of CANN•k• VON, . . Earl Guosecuou remarked, that ns some oltlli eulty seemed to be felt shout the hest mode of omeodurg the clause, he should stall vote for u• *absolute orw.ritro„ Lord HuLl.,tnu said, if no amendment could be prapo:ed, the question moved by Ins Noble F►ieud must be pout. Cite Esrl of LIVERPOOL—This observatiou of the Noble Lord Wild out, as it appeared to him, perfectly fair ; for the subject we. one of some in terest, and it justified bottle link delay, if tiny aerie made, in ioquating how bir any !imposed sumo& mesa would be ►utt.factnry. Lord flum.sitist —Still the question mug be put ; for CllOll though tl►e Noble 41 I 01 Learned Lord opposite klte;lvidatr) pro:me an atur.ol- Majority is fawner of the Ametolattst IB On our It .0W1111 , 441/11 lido* the bier, we found ItEDESDALIS proposing a proviso, that the clause slaw Id sot be e•sisatrueil !,) extend to parishes of which the 1)14 , 161..60t, did wit exceed 4.000 atouls. Some objections twang made to this I.rovisio. it was ogreed that the further proceedings toi the third rending of the Bill should he postponed till to anirrow, The third reading of the Pariph Vestries Bill was shoo poopiiiirrl liII to-morrow. The Ertl of HA RDWICKE movetl,thst there he before the Mimic the Retains made to the Getierol Assembly of the Church of Scot find, relative to the mete of the l'oor. Ile andel wood that thev had hero Isttly transmitted to the office of the Noble Secretary or State for the (loupe Dtplfllllellt. The motion aim agreed to. ALIEN BILL. _____.. ........ On the mniion of Loud SiDmorrtt, the Alien Bill wa r read a ►econnd time, find the debate on it port polled till the 'notion for the House resolving itself into r Comu►ittee on Monday. BLOOD.IIOVEY. On the motion of the Marquis of IsttsnowN. the Offenders' Conviction Bill %am trail a second time, without oppuailion. The Noble Marquis then gave notice that lie would, no 'Wtiltievilay Heat, calll the attention of the /louse to the state or the Prisons in the United Kingdom, and %would, Ott that occasion, move an Address to the Throne for 11111 accuuut of the vtaie of all the Gaols, reinten. and Workhouses in the Kingdom. PLACES IN REVERSION. Esrl GitOliVENott gave notice that he would, oil this day seiiiiight, ►uhotit a reenlist:ins to the House fur prrcenting the granting iu future of places ill rever►ion. EDUCATION OF THE POOR. The Earl of hosse.irra moved the peciend reading of the Bell for the Education of the Poor. The Noble Earl prefaced his motion with ei review of the moral mod political advantages that must re.ult to sionety fruw diffusing education swung the lower clusves. Tire LORD CHANCELLOR was willing to admit that wavy abuses esi-tell in some charitable insti tutions, yet he was also fully satisfied that this Bill, if carried into a law, would do more harm thirst good to the operation of the charitable foundations of the country. If individual Matancrs of abuse were pointed out, they ought to he made the sub ject of particular inquiry by the King's Attotory- General, in the mintier pointed out by lair. Th e obvious effect of this Ball would be to drive from their trusts, some of the most honourable trustees in the kingdom ; and, secondly, it would consign to individuals the power of deciding on who were visi tors and who were governors under particular be. quests--a power that the law ought not to rblegate iu this general mustier. It would, iii fact, be ins thing less than the appoitittnetit of Co 1111 l iissimiera to ascertain the fountain head of all the sprnrgs private bounty, and where, in the lapse of time, a depart f tire ow matter how intended) had taken place front the inteutioa ; then to avers tails, if possible, the surviving heirs (if im)), for the purpose of replacing iu their Lauds the residue of the foods so fallen into disuse or isps application. Ile begged to be understood as heing by oo means hostile to the object of this Bill—Le was only averse to theltAlli by which it was sought to attain that object. Much had been said of the mar mausgement arid abuses a hicli weir said to charac terise sonic of the charitable foundations for educa tion throughout the suutitr) ; but it and out follow that if the scholars were few, the trustee. were blame able. It was not because the grammar schuola were deserted, the toasters should be blamed ; but the practice wasriverlookeil, which induced so mousy per sous to send their children ill sixes and bielftll• to pub lic seminaries. The queation then was, what their Lordships were to do with the Ball It had, ur deed, been disposed of elsewhere with little debate; it did not, however, follow, that the silence of some should be received as ass wiqualitied alipmbrition of the measure. The Bill did out say our word of what was ultimately to be dune after the Report of the Commissioners shall be rectived. Before be commented to the Bill, he insist be told the eventual inientities—lwfure one obe l i was takcii. he 1111" St be apprised d the second intended-1.61a was rctn.uy necessary. As to the pecuniary machioery of the Bill, it was etrangely iirodequate to the object. Four thourand pounds war, noires!, sat floe eltpr list. of the C not pay 1-4011) part of the , general charge of their herculean task. The noisome. were also to hr made in ass objectionable moonier. Iles filial objection was, that tl gh stone glievalicto may he remedied, yet its rientual operionini outs'd be to banish fruits their trust% sonic of the most hu nouiable trusters in the kingdom. Their Lord ships knew that in the Corporation of the City of Lumbrii, there were many coos punnet alio managed charitable trusts, and to a considerable amount; some of these they were bound to attend to, °Owls were voluntarily ominaged. Take care then how, by in terfereocr, these people were shaken from their volutotory stisioagement, stud cninprlled 10 411 - 1/%lt Irum at to avoid the trouble and expense of there inquiries.. Ile would goo into the Custritsittte, but ctrtaii:ly 441:huut any .„tei:ti‘ti of surporti •g the third leading of the Bid, unless great end material alterations were wade iu It during its inugiesse.— (Bear.) . Lind Hou.stsp hrietly stated the 'Amiens whicit induced him to support the Bid, whe..lt was mot. he said, the measure it had beets just tepreseuted. It was merely a Bill fur inquiry. and nut to corL. met abuses—that must be done by to ultimate tueasure. The poWers of inquiry here were similar to those given on the Naval linjuirt, winch was supported by the Nulde cud Learned beid on the Woolsack. He admits that abuses du exist ; but he forgets Bust Pashoment was therefore called upon, first, to know what ea* the state of educatiou iu the canary, uusi the funds spillieuhre tt; its diffu sion. It was wrong to argue this es an inquiry against the trustees—it wise iso such dung. it was uti inquiry into a fact. 'I he constitution of Par• liatheiii authorised inquiry into fsublt. mists, with a vie* of ascertaining whether the condttiotis out winch they were held were complied with by the putties exerci s ing tutu ~if the result of the itirs quirt' should be, that no abuses reett, then there would be no itecessity fur any illicit& proceeding. If oily good trusts have fulleit into disuse, t lieu Par. liaitiesit may consider of their rtvs.wu. 11 the ge neral education of the pour be a (*eatable object, then it was most important, first, to know the pre. scot state of it, cud secondly, whether existing Guide were adequate to the ultimate object. The Noble and Learised Lord found fault with the Bill with nut stating one word as to the mode of remedying admitted abuser. The Noble and Learued Lord on the Woolsack was remarkable fur the acuuteit of his understanding and the enlarged powers of his mind ; but yet lie (Lott' H.) must treys that he wan more fund of picking holes Hi the Bills of others. thou its introducing tennis kably correct ones hius= self.—(A langh.)—The practice of the Noble Lord its this respect re:misdeal him of whit wee said by Mr. Suaine Jenyns, its the AtneriCan war, when d Gent:email expressed to him his disappointment at a speech made in the House of Commons. by a Member who was a very distinguished speaker while in opposition, but who made a very had our when he become a supporter of Adinio.stration—" said Mr. Jenyiis, U ore ou surprised sit 'hat ?—here is a man who has hero twelve or fourteen y eine breakilig windows, and earn you all lit Dove expect him to become u good glazier ?"—(1-unglrier.f The Noble Lord concluded by rXpirmoii,4 h.. wssrsu approbation of the Bill, mud his anxiety that it should now be committed. Lord IIEDEIDA LE %aid the Bill would reform old abuse, nor would Parlianitut take to itself the power of settling individual claims kithout a irrirt.• time to the judicature which at present eXiard, if cares of compleint arose. The whole niathitikry of the Bill was therefore useless, except to itttpdai , upon the trustees of 11,000 parodies au expense 4.1 between three and 300,0001. for drawing up the i,t. cessary returns. Oil Wit such return 100,0001, had been elreadv expended, and oil measure whatever was hike.' upon it. The Bill would entail that min of dab:telly upon trustees that fee would be lu.l,id iueliued to.contiime their duties wide r such circuits stutters. The effect of it would bet to resider it im perative oil the Costithissioners to iinpsire tutu each particular charity, and such a Wily as 3lre. Fry would be called oil to account for a trust which she so admirably iliallagen out her own system. For all these reasons he would gist his liegative agailist going into the Committer.—(Hear./ Lord HOLLAND sod Lord HEDEIDA LE mutually explained, The Earl of CARNARVON gave his decided opi. .'ion in favour of the Bill, I tiu•teil the House would, by going into the Commutes., prime that sort of measure winch Ilse waists of the couistly re quired. There really was no other way but that proposed by the Bill, for obtaiiiing the prell iiiiii sty information which must precoie a g. sirial legisla tive enactment ou the subject. The House then divided, when the Dumbers were, for going into the Committee— Coutents 4: 10 Nuu-Cutart.ts 11Nut-4 Oil our re-admission, we f I tlwir Lordships in the Committee, and the Carl of LlVLltroui, propo►ing a clause to restrict the inquiry of the Commissioners to charities fur the i/Urllllstli of edit esti (((( , and not to charities generally. Tilts clause, and some Terigl amendments, were agresd to, and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow. Several Bill• on the trble were forwaithA in their respective stages, and the Muse adjourned at Il•If• past Eleven o'Cluck. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDIIHUAr, M4' 0. INDIA HOUSE. Mr. Maitland, (rum .ho balsa Humor, presented a noisy of the Regulations uf the COIBII of Dirtetora. enticrtaing I. warraata for payment of pensions and statutes giauted by the Cuaapany.--Ordered In he us the table. COUN EY TREASURER—(IRELAND.) Mr. Vi .v FIT7.OERALD said, that be wuul t t. nut, at thid late pet ii.tl ut the &Braun, press through the House lb* Bill fur n gul &tin g the office of Otiosity Treasurer its Ir.. 'laud. NAVY PRIZE-NON EY. The Navy Prise-Mew.•y Bill war n•ad the third time, Gull passwel. SETTLEMENT OF POOR. Petilions wrre 101.8440 rd Iruw stVerail places 'Oust tbs Sstllcrurut villa Puur Bill. SOLDI EKS' PENSIONS. The House resulted iirrlf iota a Culis,aittee oo ibe Sol diers,' l'essaions Bill.—The Bill was rois.edersli its the Cum injure, the House resumed, and the Rrpu.l was urdered iu be OVll:vartil tu•suurruw. EAST INDIA MARRIAGES. The East blahs \Limoges Ball ass frAd the third time, sad passtd. EAST INDIA SIDPrING The Fro India Shipping Bi ll wee r.....,fiduenilted, repotted, and ordered fur the thud rt adisig ur. B.torday. SIX CLEIMS.. Mr. Young, fruin the Six Cirri's office, 'metalled au count a the Fete received uu inuecediugs iu that office. WATCH &c. )Ir. C8:011110 prricattl A Yttittot haat the Wel I 4 hoe, ! , At- ,tcfro 1.