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(1 t . . i - r• . • make to the 11111, he woild he.in wetly tisit'ssinse situation its if no such Murton had peeled. .'• , Mr. Lgsttchn was apPrahenome. in 'keliimoel !kit the Nottse Lord, that if the first reading wan fitted, as an Order of the Day for Monday, it *mild preclud e , liitu from, opposing the Bill in the very first stage, us he had proposed. • The Secianat itsfeltused the House that there memo! to be, some misapprehension opon this sub ject, as the fortn wendd f?e ou Monday to first for the Order of the Day being read, and next fur the first reading of the Bill, upon either of which the lion.• Menebet iiould be perfectly at liberty to express has sentiments. The 'stollen was then agreed to, and the fill ordered to be printed. On the motion of Mr. F. DOUGLAI, tYtr tispor t of the Lads' Secret Committee; was Ordered •10 be riot& . . Mr. BENNF.TT presented a Petition from the Debtors • confined in Vi'llitecress-street I>ilfht, stating sevontl inconvenienc e s and gricitinces.— Read and laid on the table. PRICZ:SEVUNPENtE. 1,4 • ••••• • KING'S MITA ras. . THIS EVENING, SATURDAY. March 7, (by special denim.), the leek time far a considerable pa iied, will be patfoesiefl lisserth 'grand Opera of IL DON GIOVANNI. - After which, the favottrite New ralhi, polled. ZEPHIR ; . • 011, LE RETOUR DU PROFTIDIP. On Townley next, March 10, will he prodepes4 for the yet time, Ramekin's cekbratiri Opera, entitled IL MARIIIIERE 1)1 01 , IGLIA. i. which Sip* Garcia will make his find appearance its One country. la Ware the door. an the ireataiiht of this Theatre will be throws open. to facilitate the levees and Woe of clit claire and chair herperaters to the Opera. Atiniiinoce is sires, as steal, at thrill's* of the Theatre, feels Teo till Four (b3aailar Vivant Rea et Regina! THE LAST NIODT OF PERFORM • HOLIDAYS. , ESTR R-ROYA DR RY- LA N AMR. H. JOHNSTON crepe -caulk% heti leave to Weeds lib FAMES • nod The Public, dal hp . 4 BENEFIT will take place se SATURDAY NEXT March 14, se which occasion will . prrhirineir(for the !id la. ) , the very p.lMeloMosona of the FA L1..4 OF C4Y DE. The *hole amailged tinder tha . superiutendenee cf Mr. Johisatisis. After which (ad avid 'hie Reason), the Comic Drama of • THREE AND THE DEUCE. r()atios Mr. IL Jobastee ; Pertinez Single, R. hasten ; Percival Sumer, Mr. H. Johnsion. The Original &planetary Address, by Mr. N, Joleiston. To which will be added, the timed Serious Pantomimes of • 0 81 OR, THREE•FINGEWD JACK. • 'neer Flollee'ddack, Mr. H. Johnston. Tickets sad Places for the Bowes tu be Wider Mr. Sprier, M the Roteilda, IlimlgePairrt ; and or Mr. H. Jobwitue, at She Thestre. • the Ere*, le One Vol. Mao. with "Woad Pieta% • • mice es. • • Ira•NIOHT !—f the ,Au thor o r is lb , pave.," Ste. Printed Ew J. J. Stuckibilc, 41, Pall-Mall. Alse, prior Ss. each, New &titian's, of THE GREUI, PIGEONS, FAIIIION, snit MODERN BELLO.. • . 7 Likevrisr; PHI LUPIN EM ER A LH *with 1w.'44. mil BILLETS is the LOW COUNTEVIR, flake, 7a. TH EA maßorA L DRURY-LANZ. TH's EVENING. SATURDAY , March 7. . their Majesties seresose will pitiless the Tragedy of OTHRILO. . 0die1144111,. Vows o Cass* Mr. MAW loalifia:111/4 • Pesky ; 140. Mr. IllopurpoL Doidsmooof ,Ngs. RIB as.; Pabs t Mrs. Glover. Afire which, the Comedy of • THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Sir Charles Itiieket. Mr. Rae; Deugget, Mr. Downs,. Lady Racket (tweed tsar), Miss Sauillases; Mrs. Drogget, Mn. sparks. Os Mooday, Kin Richard the Third. sod The Ins keeper's Daughter: Mary (hat lime), MI. boilthaoo. . O. Tuesday. The Bride of Aborlos, and Thu Midnight Beer al 'i ° ntraday A New Way to Pay Old Delia , Delia , sod The Fall. of Clyde. A New Tragedy will be 7-..alsiged after the Kaiser Holi day.. in which ldr. Kean will ammonia a proveioal Character. Varitina Novelties are in active preparatios, arsovig which is a PUN founded us the very popular Rotuma of Rob Roy, The public are reepectfally Worsted. that stoves have been easaisracted behitid she wears, which it is hoped will obviate the ioaniveuirsee felt fru. cold air, ea the rising of ilweertaio. A new and splendid ladr►, to he lighted wit► Cae. is In preparation, and every reorders will be triode to Ilona it Co see as Ender Monday. 1718.4TRZROTAL. COVEVZGARDEN. TIIN EVENING. SATURDAY. March 7. wiU be acted (fifth time), a ma Conic Opera, called V./MA ; OR, THE TREE OF HEALTH. Carlo di Cleessons (Timm of Lima), Mr. Abbott; Dorset Joanne, Mr. Fawcett; Pkgaillo (a yeses Spaniard), Mr. Liaise; Sancho (a Tales in the Palace), Mr. Desaing ; Carlow (a Black Screset), Mr. Blecichmd ; Mimeo (se Father of Mimes), Mr. Chapman; Mims (Husband of Zeme),ollllr. Breham; Aeon (Mirran's moray), J. hears Mamma (lee ef Minos and Zees), Miss •Modee. Orissa (the Vice-Queen), „Mies Poses; Beatrice (her Do wnes), Mrs. Deeesepert ; Clans. Mrs. Perrlieg; raisins, Dim Siatehirwa; Zama, Mies Iliepheso; Claweitille (be loved by Patna:alto), Mrs. Garrick. • To which wiU be added (4111 d li ne), a mew Psatosniar, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OR, THE PLYING (ELAND. The viola arranged sad peedeeed soda the direction of Mr. Farley. Hulliver (*Anwar& Hatiomde). Mr. Boleros • the Rine or Lavida (afterward Patitalaun),, Mr. Ne iman; tAnadrantissustus, Lard Claaarller oat Lapses (atterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. The Princes Rhumb/piddle (after. wards Calutahine), Miss F. Dorsett. In the coarse of the Partatatarr, some Scenes kilt be re pr %en r.l (me, a cekbrated Tragedy: priucipal Performer, his Oars Fisher . Ott Monday, Fazio, and Harlequin Gulliver. On Tuesday, the New Opera cot Zona, or The Tree of Health. On Themalay will be produced, fur the Grit tinge, a new Musical Drama. willed Rob Roy Macgregor ' or, Auld tang sloe (founded on the popular Navel of Rob Roy). SAN DEng, DURHAM, WALL, sod CO. 0 ROAN and SANDERS. UPHOL. nTF.RERS. Cadmium-sow, Stroud, very grate fully acknowledge the fiberd pupped they bare received for the last emitter. years frogs She Nobility sod Gentry, in potruoisiog their Illarsufactory sod Wareroonto, sod very humbly beg leave to annetseee, that the Banana is new rdintrisbril by Mr. Maros iet favour of SANDERS, DURHAM, WALL, and Co. (who have bees Assistants is the concern ever sick* its enovvinwogenvent). They respect _ folly anlitit a ecootimanasee if that mairsbatios and prefer ence which has bees as lust gives 10 the reenlist articles s.f !aniline staarlimimed 'Body is their Establishment, _ _ Nos. 15, lb, awl 17. C.4theriswesireet. Sinned. N.B. Tie Patent Articles, with great improvements, soot • Kruserat eshNtion of Upholstery sad Cabaret Formality, u•says reads for Sale. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At big hose. No. 16, NIL-Mall, on MONDAY NEXT, Mitch 9, mut Two fullowiog Dam • RARE atnl VALUABLE COLLECTION of BOOKS ; including VoTageo de llosaltuldt, first impressions of the Plates; Lord Valeutia's Travel., 3 vols. large** paper, with Proofs and Etchings; Dilnion's Ames, 3 vols. large parlor; Ventre Clarke, 2 sub. roasts; Brit t:tu's Asstopoitors, 4 vols. large paper; Gaseuigne's Poems, ant edition, extremely rare; Darsea's Wit's Pilgrimage, very rate; rare Portrait of Cromwell; Steevenis Shah. spear,. 15 vols. best editioo, large paper; o:ovres tie Vol_ tan''. TO V. 16. large paper; Geollesnan's Illsgasiote, Igo ; I. lovenal History, 64 vols. ; and Carious Ohl Esoglish To 3lig. TO THE IRISH NATION, BISIIs Contractor for the present Lottery, • hats hers. Milli awatients to redeem a promise which he Insole Last Year to hi• Irish Friends, namely, " that he suedd cat.o wn early opportunity of paying the same attn.- h"'t la SI. Pittrieh that be then did to .i. David, in rum ► 'liner hill' 11 r ni+hes of his Correopinialcons, by h*.u.: that. the Droving of the Lottery should commence int 11•ai I/:q." Of this promise he was not 00000 windfall when he 'amid 6 .. 1 .* the present contract, but it ou happened that t:o. 'Nowa appointed toe the finish of the Lottery made it imp rri,an. th...t the Drawiug should lint hetig later than t h e fir" week is 'lurch. In porttetnssre, howrtrr, of his desire invet Ihr Etialwa of his !rush Friends, so fn• as lay in bill prnrer, he An Plogl . ll that the Norrotd Dap iiteimlit he on that w • then Toietwr S. , mot he sincerely hopes that his I'rn•usl. on Ihrt,iher noir of St. George% Channel, will have stertni v rramor to. reauctuhering St. Vapid:h t . 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Lord Bishop of Worcester. Price 4d. acid , or 3s. 6il per ilesm. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. - HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, *Anon C. New hod evidence were heard in Lees Divorce Bill •Tbe OW was read a moot] time, and ordered to by cogs. pained es Monday_ &vend private Rills were brew/Ist up frogs the Commons - Frank, paned. Tle HUSSe then adjourned to Monday. HOUSE OF COMIONS, FRIDAY, 111mtc. 6. Papers were preseatell, contai ll ill Aceonnts or the Fee., Tate,, mad other Dun, payable by persons obtaining Par. duns sunk, the Great Seal._ Petitions were prenatal from the Tanners of Tourist/wit, mid other places, against the ad Wilma! Duty on Leather. ltlr. D. GIDDY GLUIER? presented the Report of the Com appuisied to examine into the subjects of Income and Expenditure, which was laid on the table and ordered to he minted. . Lord PALIIITSSTO/4 presented a Petition from the Uni versity of Cambridge sgainat the Tithe Pill now before the Homo., which was read, and laid on the table. A now writ was ordered to he made fur a Memher to serve in Parliament for the City of Winchester, io the room of Richard Heyler, Esq. deceased. General TiIoRNToN gave sulky, is the absence of as Honourable Friend of his, that that Honunralble Member would, is the Committee of Supply, no hfusiday, move fur an indemnification of the Hugh Bailiff of We.tiniaster i fur homes lately sustained by hint in his profeasioaal duty. The Aqua Vita Bill was read a mood time, awl ordered to be committed. _The House we'd into a Committee epos the Duties on Four-wheeled Carriages and the Assessed Taxes Aets.—.The Report was ordered to be broiled up ow Monday. The Husbandry Horses lbiii was read a second lime, and ordered to be committed ow Alowday. MUTINY BILL. A Message from the Lords informed the House, their Lordships had agreed to a Bill for improving the harbour of IVhitehaven, and had passed the Bill for granting an indemnity to his Majesty's Mi nisters, with reference to the late ar►ests and im prisonment of periling suspected of high treason and seditious practices; Mao that their Lordships had presented to that House a Copy of the Report of the Lords' Secret Committee, as requested. The ATTORNEY•GENEILAL observing an Hon. Member (Mr. Lainbton) in his place, who hail given notice of his intention to oppose the Indem nity Bill in every stage, took this opportunity of acquainting him and the Rouse. that he should m.ve the first reading of that Bill 011 Nluautiey next. _ _ Mr. LUSHINGTON moved, that the first reading of the Bill be a fixed order of the clay for Monday, and that the Bill lie printed. . lord FO I.ILSTOti E complimented the Right Hon. Gentleniati for lito candour and fairness in preparing his Flmi. Friend fur the first reading, hut thought the motion of the HOD. Member (Mr. Lusliington) might as well have been . dispensed wi th, as it tended to defeat the object likely to be accom plished by the candid avowal of his intention by the Attorney-General. The Avrottoitr-GgtlEct L thought it better the Bill should be printed, so that the Members should have a thorough knowledge of its contents. I.orJ FOLKSTON E had nut attempted to com plain of the Right lion. Gentleman's conduct, but that of the Hon. Secretary of the 'Treasury. Mr. Lusniworom assured the Noble Lord he hid uo nitesition of taking any adt:Antage of his Hon. Friend by moving it as an Order of the Day. As to any opposition that Gentleman intruded to Sir J. NsWFORT MOved for S return of the bar of iwrsons, soil their moilef. who had finites!)• held places to the Customs. and had been displai'td or reduced, in consequence of the lecintimendation etf a Committee to that effeci.—Orilered. •. " TlTfir. LAW. Laird PALMORSTOIC wished, if it were not in• convenient to the Hon. Nlenelser (Wt. Csirweii), that he would postpone hi. motion relative to tithe's as there was likely to he other 'owners of coosidee. able importance. which would create a debate tins evening. • Mr. Cumvest had no objection to afford the Noble.Loed any reason a ble Ootecession on the score of conveininee. He al v Id, with. that view, move (html it stand for Friday next. noel hoped, iii the menu time, some of the lorriudice . which had been created against the Bill, very unnecessarily and un foundedly, more pariculierly by the Petition of one of the Leeriest' Bodies, would subside on a closer and - more leisurely examination of the subject. The consideration of the question was Axed, therefore, for Friday next. PRIVATELY STEALING IN SHOPS. Sir &mutt Roy ILLY moved the second reeding of the Bill to repeal the existing punishment an tiettit to the tlffesice of privately stealing in shops. Sir *FREDERICK FLOOD did not rise to oppose Neill'', but only to Irshent it did Hot extend to Ireland. As the law now stood, there was tint a case in a thousand wherein the letter of the law was strictly enforced respecting the punishment of such offenders. The compassion of the Jury, or the te confinendation of the Judge to mercy. preeented the. punishment being almost ever ietlicted, and nothing could be so conducive fa repress crime es the certainty of puuishissent. But now the law made it felony to steal to the value of 54, its a shop or out.house, which it would he -better to hare made petty larceny, as the party ite offend ing, if only bleeding a horse-cloth or old hat— (A laugh )—would be liable to the twisty punish ment attencliog felony. There was even ft worse Act than thk, which rendered a poor creature stealing an old cotton pocket-handkerchief, dang ling half way out of en open pocket, and worth tin more than I d. liable tO be trattsported.—( Lough ing.)-11eople might laugh, and think there was a great der' of wisdom in our forefathers that made these laws ; but he thought they were very a bsu r d and wicket), and he hoped the House would con vince the world there were souse meet there not so kitty as our boasted ancestors.—( Hear, and laugh. tag.) •Sir SsstuEL ROHILLY certainly. admitted the two countries now, inure than ever. should not be suffered to remain under ditherent systems of legie tattoo. His object had been the repeal of the ob.. jectionable statute of Queen Anne. He was con scious that the litiminee feeling of the Irish na tion in charges of this nature, had effected as much as ever be had witnessed in this country in favour of unhappy delinquents of this class.—(llear).—i- But his reason for not then introducing Ireland was, that he had souse reason to apprehend Iliad it might have been a came of strengthetilieg objections in another quarter. He was convinced, however, that if some Irish Member would take up the quee lion, as it regretted helmt, it would• be carried with little difficulty. Sir F. FLuolo gave notice. that should the pre sent Bill 114011 the oilier House, he would propose a similar amendment in the lons of !relent'. Mr. PEEL wits moot station!' the object of the Hon. Baronet should be accomplished, and iiitend ed to moo, with that view, that it bean instruction to the House in Committee, to make this Act ap plicable as well to Ireland as to England. He begged, therefore, the Hun. Member would con sent to postpone the consideration of the question until the expiration of a week, at least, with this view. Sir S. ROMILLY expressed himself perfectly sa tisfied with any arrangement which would lead to su desirable a result. He had no objection to its post ponement until the first open dad• alter the recess, if it was considered expedient. thion ass iniderstandiug between him and Mr. PEEL the Hitt was read. and °stirred to be coin► trained on Monday se'smight. Sir T. ACLANO pteSented Petitions from the in habitants of Plymouth and Plymouth Docks pray' ing for a relaxation of thi duties on coal rind cubit. Sir J. GRAHAM stated the themes au the mining counties in this respect were very beatys wed called for relief. Mr. Lil i tErfoN hoped the House would he can. tious how they entertained a proposition for the re peal of duties on coast carried cool. OD wisely and judiciously in►posed.—(Hear, hew', and laugh ing.)—The co:s•equeucrs newt hr very injurious to those who hail laid out large capitals sit this hoe of business, and inure porticularly those in rite tulle. land counties.—([wad lautt,►hing, its which he Aim sty j3ined..)—(The 1100. Member its rtibrekistutive for Ptft e rthOi." 2 .) - •!-Th st e Petitions ele read, and 't widen ,IMe. • . • . •. Mr.' Eittal`ON. prisettited a Prtition Iron:1.0e Proprietors cirilie Salt Works)* * Cheshire., Pre, ing ReAllorsie would not reprartlie ditties oil salt.— ad . aftd laid on the table: AVONENTAtION•OF CHURCH 6.• • • Th CH4NCELLA. ,of the IV:curie:mit h pite, no tier, that oil Monday itensiight lie wurild, move that that part of the Speech 4. t h e L or d s Comenis,ioners at the opening', of the Sessioil j. whih Fecommeuded an iticrease of the riumbel• of . churches of the Ertabli . sned Religion in the country, should be referred, to it Committee tit Lie Whoth Rouse.-- wished to kilo* whether ;thy thing bed .bats done relittectiug the triumphal pillars or Mannments voted by Parliaent, to continernorrte the victories of Trafalgar an d Write' lois, wro iu the repollection of l!ousr, that when *re voter had lakhn p/ace, be ,trungly recomtneliftd that in stead of pillars or triuMplial arctic, the .whole shuttld be consolidated 111 1 41 WO grapil structure, slick aka Church, which coo ld. cr;it fain the trophies, record ill* richievemems, and tit ,the same time be not only a !Spit Mild. hill Ai Wit - till rattier to the contitry as a place. of w:s t rfitp,.4- (/dear.)—That this plan should b e a d o pt was now inure desirable.• since the Speech from =lee Throne pomled otit the "jut of u sufgrient ouuihrr of churches no the. corintrysii—//teur.)-41e should ilieretipre certaioly moire to the Committee that 'ouch a plea be adopt. „ l ELCCTION t.ltW . , Mr. VjT,Ann6;;;Jyr,sittlire, that cmaii ,arty day he dniulll move ins. the repeal of that Part of the Election Laws which relater' to reliant disqualiticaa bons tinder (4 the Land Tax. REDUCtION IN THE MILITARY FORCE. • Lord PAI.IIIEasToN moved the Order of the D. fur taking tutu considerautiii .the Report Am this Mutiny Bill. • Lord A unions. rose• to make Ida inomised mo tion to this 'write tif the gill. A fterthe discussiop; a few nighti ugh, when the ilotivq, by ilriCe lnu"' jdrityi rejerled a rrifuet . ' of the, military esta blishments of the c•„titttry, liec . ittilesisr.l he had but little reason to eisticipate a surces•fal i-sue fcr Isis motion, though the reduction he proposed was only half of that lately submitted to the Hon-e. It wets obvioses that en immense part of the pritrlic ripen . diture arose front ilk charges in the different mili tary depsttnients—arid he thought it was equally clear, that if this expenditure continued; as it did . last year, to outstrip. the regular means of the country, by several million*, the greatest public etubstrrassniesit must I,' the evensoll result:— The leadms Oahe)/ or a Oise Statesmen sehs to inalie the expearditure square with the lea:in:cite reset,' yea of the country-'-If the former did not keirp pace with the latter ; then our of two things must be done—either the esqwoditore most hr reduced to . stilt the retrources, or the reforms:. a mint hr esttenil4 ed to liquidate the expenditure,—?/&liV—Whe r titer the latter cotsr , e were practicable iii the present state of this country, with fifty-six °lllinois of Ea. ! chequer Hills outstanding, it would hue fur the House to Say. The stepson* molt be Met in some shape Or Other, or the military futile rrOircitl. The utmost reduction which hail taken place itt 11.10 .landing, army, scice its hers 1.1.: year, which so much ositstriolied io expense the means of the country, was less than u witsing of 3.000 men (Hear./—He would not go into the 'details of tine military establishmenti of tire entnstry, het be veritild Make a broad and general comparison tweets the Present Peace Establishment nod that of 1792. This he would Anil, noteeithstawlitig what had been nrged against it, IV4r a fair and pn per criterion ; for 1792 was Iltehtst prrind ut Itlovi;* tnalient Peace Establishistrait„lint if the Noble Lord opposite (Palluerstriq pleie:ed, lit I select as a criterion with the pieseht any year of peacelie pleased, after the American war—( Fleur, hear) — let bim, for Instance, select the fairest year for his own argumetit, that is the year f7B6,ohis third Seat of peace after slit Ausericao war, nod compare it with this, the third year after the hoe war. The Noble Lord opposite had, on the fotitier night, mainly defended the present large amount of on the necessity created for isiCreated military establishments, b* the new coionial arequisitiosis ; he had 'ateraged these at 12,G00 oleo; let hint take them set . tisirteen tlionsatirtsix 'Handier! If he plettsed. Then, as to Ireland, no reduction, it seemed, oidi practicable there, and the subject duced most unpleasant reflections. Why, he would ask, did it happen that the Freople of Ireland were dissatisfied with that Constitatiou which it was the blessing of the people of England to enjoy ? mossier must be found in the ntisgatertnitent of the Sister Kingdom, and particularly during the last 30 years—a misgovernment for which the Mini:— tens of the day Were deeply reslioniiil.l—(fiertz.4 -- The itrikisig difference between the slate of the prOpulation of Esigland and (retain! *us, that the former had the prifileges and tights of the Ceristi• tution thrown open to theist, while the great mast of the laud were actually advaiitages.—(lleur.) A Noble Lord opponito (Castlereagh) admitted this injustice, and pressed . ou the Calsmet as a queitiois of mighty hopoit anee—and yet no adequate attempt had been 'wide to redress the- evil. Since Irrfaoil , therelire, st be treated ns a conquered coiristry, and guarded by a military force, he found he had no teasel's to ex pect a military reduction there. 1-it: 'mist there fore confitie himself to England, and make the Tear 1786 the date of hit coittpiiriauts with the force now Airoposed to be kept up. In the year 1786,.the farce fur England, mid Jersey auttGiter.i.: sey, was 17,638 met), fdr the Colonies 9,446 s and for (relish(' 2,590 men, Making • bad of 29.674. The forte for the sante services now arse 32,7140, *hewing en excess of inure than e4,)uu men. The Noble Lord had said, in introducing his estimates, that at prevent, front the astute of Milieu, price 30. Sit. bum*. Prayew br Farilin, eye- shades at a Farah sheet MI caisproltnedpie, far the Mandell sued Eves*/ of every Day in the Matt .ducted bulk Ws Edward Pracsaie,p.D. Muir at fidoey.Ortleges Out- bridge ; sad Clirlatlar Adwarate tr ihat Vaivereity. s. PIE'S .1011110 E Me PEACE, Maw. Third , Edit. Mel 4111..-Basamairy chit Delia of a Swan et Me n ate, wet liggisittaik;wido Was priliatiaary tharrerAWM- Illy Hoary Joon 1 1 ,4.41. _ 'Tip Thad lila ion, with 011111 i. derahle Adetien. Ely *mister at Lew, of the lower *. Teta 4. N EWNH A TM SETE at SEM PATE T, item. by Adoniss! Frank, Hr. Mill, awl others, to which they de- sired their Lordships'. twitetertroce- room. RATES. The Earl of Roost.vm pretested a Petition from the joke'. bites's' of the tow. of Grateuesbr, in the West Ridge( of ,Yoeltsitirr,esstplaiaing of Ma severe pressor* of the Poor's Rates, sad Polka chat Lead Vises night be rendered rateside.—Laid so the tab* The Marquis of Csotateltlint.vi infentted the Howse, that his Royal Highness the Pima Regent ►ad reerswed their Lo►dships' Adams, ;wapiti for eertabs' papers, which be had ordered eis.ba laid berme for Honike. The Offices ludesinity Bill was read the third time, awl This dy ie plaMished, le svo. !wire M. board% ' AN MOW RN whether (MI NI E mod MISERY are PRODUCED or PREVENTED by ors PR& SENT SYSTEM of PRISON DISCIPLINE, illaatrated by Description's of The Malone de Force, at The Swag,' Comiter, Ghent, Tollllll4lckle, The Pholadeiphia Prison, The Gaols at St. Minas sad The Peotteossary at Millhank, Geildforil, I sod Proceedisies of the La ne Gaul at Bury, dies' Ctuaritkc at Nair . rite. Sy THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON. Londe, : Pramual fir Jobs au* Arthur .Arch, Cocain ; Setterworsh sad Seas, Fleet-street; sod Juba Batiks/al, Piccadilly. CHOICE OLD PORT ANDSHER/tY; at 4lts. per Dozen. 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No, entitled to 4 Pipes of Pert, .rne shored by Bias, in it Quar ter., i Eighths, and 4 WritrentiW, whe rierelfelly entreats the holders imuserlistely to order Irons any Wituromerebnist !hey pleas% Iheir•respeetitar prepefOrmia• a the 4 Pipes of Pert, of the gderittriti tpralisy in Liss Kingdoms, which Rim will pay Cur en dratted ; who has shy lleeplasewte so an ' nen.ere that he Sold RIO : Shared no.lessAlreb 12 of the Capi. Sal Crites &arra mastWZDJO esDAY. THE FOLLOWING IS THE MATCHLESS Stale of the Wheeh 3 65 OTHER CAPITALS Of £5,000. £l,OOO. .esno. &r. &c. Aid is Adlitlor to •Il the Prises, EIGHT I'll'ES OF Po wr. On St. Pattiek's Day, Toeulay, 1114 March, 6,600 Tickets most be Drown, All thee/801'1s aniy be Drown. As tits. demand has been very great throegleseit the Coun try, Bnu entreats hi. Friends to be early is slick applies lisui whilst a variety of Tickets cud Shares reenact at his Offices, No. 4, Goodsell, and 0, Charism-ernes, Lunilms. Ili the last Lottery, containing Three Prises of 306601., Erin wild them All; and hopes to sell All did Three Prizes of 50,1100/. in the present Lottery. . -