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rwiplompirw '7l7lllllo.lll"l"ruilul: Pie* ix?lit -' -/6 • • ;: ;0 . - . , v ir., l l o * . . . • .. Vb t 4 1 /rt . Vire 1.11 1 .16 * . . • 11 11 ulf R 5174 LONDON, THURSDAY, JUIN 8. 1810. pjticii 81P.VRN-PFNCE. rittyrisii GALLERY, PALL.MALL. ACING 11 THKATRI. r gI IIIS EVENING. TlMltslaaey. July 8, will be performed, aluseet% peed die Opus, 11. FLAUTO MAGIC°. ' Mitt wieleh (Ant 'sew Wm, eslidell LE sItIMICTEUE. Tbir Riede by *tines. THIS GALLERY. ts Selection er the, Isiwe celebrated %Yolks of the Italian, Spiiiisit, Flemish, and hutch Schools, OPEN every Day, finm Niue in the Morniwz until Sic in the Afternoon, tad which will close on Saturday the 17th, inst. Admission, h.—Catalogues Is. Hy Hider, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jut.e 7, ISIS/. IPHE COURT of 1)11tEC TORS of Me ,JIL UNITED COMPANY of MER( 'lll ANTS nt e ET/a` LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do Affeig Mon Arolice, That the COMMITTEE of nuvr,NG and WARE. Houses will be lenity to receive Pri Town's in silting, sealed or, nn or bilme WEDNESDAY, t he 2lst from such Persons as way be withn: to supply the Company with nll.tht• rohject r.th the Covcresnwist of l';.:ttire and the LwiM{ Males of The ;•olile Margo:. then That n nie•wee hr sent to :he /loose of Common., e. ose , tiorz the Ilsoi-e le Cominuiticaten copy of whatever infoininti •I may he poi. apart of nn the sideject of the Pour Laws and the Pena/ Laws of the t in;durn."—Ordered. BRITISH FISH Ern Eq. Tbl Bviii . qh Fisheries Bill was, o i l the moth's of boil thrintrale, pi wait* Lord it —lt oast:P.4.lA soil the Marquis 1411$•BoWa concurred, postponed to this day three . . Appropriation Bill, the East India G la MIL *ebe Spirits Isiteiroisrse Bill, the Exchequer Bills Ilitt, the IrbaliTrediury Bills Bill, the Welsh Game Preservation Bull, ebe Irish Fitleceirs Eseunrarethellt Hill, She T4**, Illareita Allowance Kill, the Yawls Tonnage flit!, She Swart aud Wine Bill, land the 31illhank Penitrotiaiy Bills went severally through' • t'unnuittee, and were reported Without any nmisolnaents. remunerative!' the of the 11. tt,e, and Ih• Lord might, at the state tow, if he tls..ught po y I •S. ' the opportunity a maim( his mottou. Rut •t fr e t ii i i mat lf authorlrl kr iirtititioe that he stttsl,l sup. .putt it. RED RIVER. lir. VV. Sulam put a 41111,0i.111 acr,.sa ILI* intik in a low Moe of voice iiMpro!ii,.r the inferiwetation or shr Charter o f (sw we writeestand) the S.W.-event on the HA Riser. I;ottgatiwat said, that a case had hoes referred to the Law Olficerf of the Crown for ski ir opiniffo 1 but that they hail been unwilling to give one MI a mall's, in which Hie righla of the Crown Were concerneti—aud that wil that ground they bad not been presmefl for Mr. !Jul Imre expicssrd • wish to obtain Goose inforina lieu respecting a mnan convicted is Canada of a sourdar_ perpeiraicil in the mellifluent in Murat inn An objection to the comp. tency of the Cilliti, as well na a uoiti.in 111 &resat bf jtolgettent, had bills ovesruleil The 4.4 days, a convietion tank place, and hr had tari It 1...114'111,e,, to be executed Ike 1.1 of Jane last year. H.• tosiftergtood, ho.- eirr, that einem cution had yet taken place. Mr. (ieV4•eult7s Bind. (bit the particulars of the case had hat yet heat liaiouoilied to she Uteri lacy or State. Mr. Baustitar sail, it was &Isere twelve months since the trial Stud taken place. • tHEATRK.IIOY AL. COY ENTZ A &DEN . IVIIIS EVENING. THURSDAY. July -IL will Lr performotl (301 b die Tragedy of THE OCTINIAN LECTURES. rirllE Friend% of three rAtiuuel Sleeting% and IL their Acquaintance ore respectfully informed, that the Fourth Lecture on the MARRIAGE STATE will be delivered, fur the Falb Mine, at Mr.• PENN'S, the Porlieu, New street, Spring-gardens, on SATURDAY ra:x . r. July 10, 1819, at Throe &Clock, by Mr. RICH. AfiliSON ; after which it must he withdrawn fur the pre sent on necOnot of an ENTIRE NEW LECTURE, to be produced on the following Saturday. PACKING CASES, AND IRON CLAMPS AND NAILS. And that the Condition, of the Contracts may be wren upon application to the Clerk of the said Committsw. with whom the Proposal, foetid be leR, before Eleven '►'Clock in the Foreman' of She sail 21st Instant, after which hour the Committee will slot receive any Trader. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EVA DNE OR, THE STATUE. With new Screwy, Downes, Arc. • The principal Minders by Mr. Abbott, Mr. Macready, Mr. Mr. C. Kenible, Mr. COMM, MISS end Mrs. fanc,t. After which, the revceed Ferro of TI-IF. API/CEN rICE. • PARLIAMENTARY II I gTORY -AND DEBATES: This day is palslisbed, in royal oetsee; prilre Yr. lb. el Vol. XXX!. 9'lllE PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY of J 1 ENGLAND, Gout the earliest period to the year f while last.ntentiosied Epnelt, it is motioned den nwar•ls in the Winic,entitled" Hausard's Parlianuntary Deb.ites." IN A I'EV/ DAYS WILT. DE PUBLISZED, DON JUAN. ritocEEDINGs IN DIVORCE. . The Ifino CitiNectiMir alluding' In Ow Milli" (rout ap iidirlduitl in the East Indies, whirl he had notierd to the Honse ea the pfeerdiut night, said, that he thought it would be, in his opinkrii, the most advisable mode of pro. !ceding to refer the Petition to • Select C tee, by 101(M1 the objects to which it referred might be carefully considired. This cisrgestion was instantly acceded to by the noose, and the Petition was referred accordingly. mck (2.1 tinge), Mt. Yates, Its which be will introduce a ..ly 01 Inallnhonas. lu ninth "II be added, time a Farce (lei 'tome Moue), cane" A UOLANI) FOR AN OLIVER. FRE'4ENT STATE OF FRANCE. This day art published, in Ave. p. ice , fs. ed. J4ETTEKS !hr EVENTS ...lids have MLA passed in FRANCE since the RESTORA'FION in To inctpal Characters—Mr. Faece.ll, Mr. James Mr. Lb bon, %I:. Emery, Mr. J. Isaacs, Miss i'oule, Milli liatursoet, awl M us% Go ern. ISIS. IIyIIELEN MARIA WILLIAMS. Mr. Croci.nuatrii said, that on copy of the eridenre on the trial had frt iteen received from any tiiii.rter, though there had of somber W4141..111;0, indicted fur the same invader. Pixel, 7a ; Second Price. 34. lid —Pit. 3s. Sol. ; Scconil Piro: la.—Lower Gallery, In ; Seccittl Price, la.—Urprr G.ollery, 1..; Second Price, Sol. Tu•murrow, The School Aar Seinen!, wiih The Marriage of figai u. London: Priseled for Loniman and Co.; Baldwin and Co.; J. M: Richardson; Black, Kingsbury, and Co.; J. Hairlenrd; J. Ridgeway snit Swig; E Jelfcry and Sun; t. Bunker ; Rodwell and Marlin ; R. IL Evans; Budd and Calkia ; J, Routh; and T. C. Hansard. • • The 341 h and last Volume, which will) bring down the %Volk to November 1801, the period when " Hansard's Parliamentary De-leaks' were commenced, will be ready fur delivery in September next. London : Printed fur B.lttwiu, Cradock, ae d Joy, Pater. wow- row. „By whom also arc published, in 3 •ols. etto. price If. 16g. . CONSIDERATIONS on llgg PRINCIPAL EVENTS of the FRENCH REVOLUTION. By the late Baroness de Steel; Editrill by the Duke de Broglie and die Baron de Stud, and Translated under their immediate superintend ence. REVENUE. hi Saturday, The School of Reform, with The Deaf ld.rcr. Also, in 3 •ola. price 11. ltk . .The ORIGINAL of the same WORK, printed from the Manuscript. tho Mueday, Veuice Preecrved--Cozeoiag—aod The Mil. 14. r and his Men. Ms Tuesday. The Ittnutter. b., Wednesday, Rub Ituy Macgregor. The Volume of Geucral Index will be completed with all pox.ible expedition. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, Strom JVLY, 1819. IN pursuance of the Act of the 55th Year of his present Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the OM-Pensioners of this Hospital shall. in future, be paid quarterly, in advance, instead of half-yearly : Notice is hereby given, by ostler of the Right Hontotrahle the Lords and others, Commissioners fur managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the OutiPersioners thereof, residing is London, or within the district of the Bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally and regimentally, with their Instructions% and Certifitates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective IMPL►RIAL PARLIAME.NT. HOUSE OF LORDS, WZDSFSIDAY, JULY 7. ROYAL ASSENT. . The Royal Assent was this day given, by Commission, to the lris.h Customs Bill, the Pariah Vestries Bill, and the Irish Grand Jury Presentment Bill. The Femmiasioners were, she Loup Emmet:moo, the Earl of tHAVIII2BUItY, and the Earl or HARROWIBT. MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. Mr. BROGDIVI. and others from the House of CAMMOOII, brought up the Irish Esesse Duties Bill, the Assessed Taxes Relief Bill, the Plate Glass Bill, the Irish Permit Bill, the Irish /tank Cash Payments Bill, the New South Wales Ditties Bill, the Charitable Funds Bill, and the Pauper Lunatic Bill. TALE.ATR.U-ROYA ENG LiSH OPERA-HOUSE, S7RA PRESENT THURSDAY, ,duly K, 1 will 11.• performed this season), the Ope ratic Asseedule called FREDERICK THE GREAT; Or, THE. HEART OF A SOLDIER. Frederick Oselteron.l, Mr. T P. Cooke; Ckarks, Baron of Friskier*. Mr. Dearman ; Theodore D'Hartotaso, Mr. lima& bond ; Godes-rink of the Citadel of Keliwkdatiz, Mr. W. S. Cliatterley ; nllll4li, Mr. Donlon (his second appearance in thalCharselrr); Count Irtlei leins, Mr. Itookuthant ; Stuck ; Mr. l tttt ; Rolf, • Mr. O'Callaghan. Matilda, Miss Kelly; Charlotte, Miss Love. After which (sits time at this Theatre), the interesting Merlons Ila Pet of RAYMOND AND ACNES; Or, TIIF. BI.F.F.DING NVN. Dee Bayrotsoil, Mr.Mlthster. ; Connt of lioelealseegh. Mr. Pnvrhulltam; Robert, Mr. T. P. Cooke. alargheriste, Mrs. S Chatted' y ; Agnes, Moss Love. Boars, ; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, 3s. ; Scrotal Price, 1.. Ml.—lamer Gallery, 21.. Sccue.l Price, 110.—Upptr riallriy, la.; tlrenna Prier 44. Beam Places, lfleliets, Ailsniasions for the SHIPM), anil Private Bunts (will, the advantaze of a separate entrance iy Emt. r stii ri), to he haul ;if Mr. Stt vellum, at the Ilia Office, Strand entrance, Cunt Ten till Four; and of Mr. Fr:woman, Library, 17t1, New B Lstrect. To-morrow, The Jovial Craw—My Own Rival !—and Ramona and Agars. Posilir' ly Ike Three (,list 'Nights of The Dandy Fossil, and Pony - Rue e ROYAL. A IMMO F: Vritr, AkTLEY'S, IVESTM IN- Kr KR-MUDGE, CoUre lie P4l 1111 l are a their Reval Higlme*.ee the PRINCP REGENT and DUKE of YORK. runts EVENING. THURSDAY. July S. ji TO-MORROW, and SATATIWAY, .1:1 be preacattil a Broad Cuutic tquastriaa fturkita, call: .1 THE I)ANISY FAMILY AND THt. ASCOT JOCkIF.S! Nladrenuisrlle Freda well/ n shroneh her scientific and wlecasss Perfurnwaseene on she Tithe Hope. and also no TWO itiltes, annalist! ley Nadesseeille Nina Ferri. Mr. Maimed, She Flyiete Hussar , will go thruuch various dificul/ wed unequalled Leaps. PIM WlOltir 10 conclude with a new Grand listorical trims Melto•Arerne, crelfrd HYPPOLITA, QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS. .0110, Mu. Astir!. Scrossd Price Half past Eicht. PI rrs fur the Swirl to tot k . to ut Mr. et the lu.l* re. from re e f e a r o'ctuck, abuml'rivate BUMP Wily be WOO,: _ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 4 hies t. _ WptiK Ell ELI), At Cerraway's, or TII.IgSDAT, the 13111 July, at 12 n'Cluck, flliE crjehratrti ES TATE of 1 3 1 F: ii l: E l- FIELD, twat Chepstow, in 31utionnittlishirv. The Pro fs Fly embeds of a Ktible !Mansion, staniling in a Pa. k of 571 Arms, bounded on one ride by a smite wall, Oil the other ly the flivcr Wye. The whole Emile comprise, 2,171 Arre. of land, emending up limb the banks of the %Tye, from close 1.. Tint. ris Abbey Iv the Town of Chepstow. mul is of the *milts , Inane of 3.2(101. In picturesque scruery this spit has hott4 lout eel. hinted as the Ilmt in Great Britain, Nature ',mi.% irrisheil hue favours ui it with a most limentifill hmil.auJ rendered it the boast and pride of all I..vcsi of t3:l , sc..o..ry. The inGinsic value is great from its contiguity I'. (*berth/yr aid the Revers, a bleb carries its produce to tile lest initikets. Particular* way he had of Messrs. While and Wouileriffe, B °lteilltrs. LielcUlti.- inn ; of Stealer. Isom" Sulicitory, ildstut ; Mr. Cooke, Ihitiritnr, Rosa :, Watts, Sotici t ire, Rath s al 111 r. Wakrlield's, Lear and t i lun'Y"rs V Nu. 41, Pan wall. of Mutt Ticket* isbr 1111111611 tiCW il. tc ,;,ry X/7111 . . days, sod in their different classesuoecurding to their se veral rates of pension as under mentioned ; when attend ance will he given from Ten o'Clork tit the Morning, u n til Three in the Aftertiono, for the payment of R quarter of year's Pension its advance to the 2411 September, 1819. On FRIDAY, the 9thi7ULY. The Pensioner's! sd. itir day, and awe al Bd. to the end of the slumbered Regiments. •. 4111 • fin sATtiogiv, the 100110 JULY. Timer at 64. from ibe Gartiaalkattalion and re m n ßegiments ateoCurpa; tkoal.7d...,aud ed. and all the Cavalry at 9.1. per day. (In MO IDAY,Lt9e 1211. of AULY. Tl.9‘e at 9.1 prr day, taut the lst Fuot Guards to the Foul luclusi%e. On TUESDAY, the 13th of JULY. Those at 0.1, per day, from the slat Foot, and all the re. mainirg Regiments and Corps, as also those at 10d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of JULY. - - Those nt Is. p. r day from the different Regiment. of Co. witb the Ist god 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. On TOURSDAY, the ISth of JULY. Thom at Is. per d iy, from the 3.1 Regiment of Foot Guards, to the end of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On FRIDAY, the 16th of JULY. Those at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Rattahon, and all I k e remaining Regiments and Corps, and also those at Is. 03d. per day. On SATURDAY, the 17th of JULY. ,Those at Is. Id. Is. 1 1 ,41. Is.2d. is.r,d.and I s.3d. per day. On MONDAY, the 19th of JULY. Those at Is. 3{.1. ls. 4.1. Is. 41d. 19.1 A. Is. Sid. is. 4d. 1... Is. 7.1. Is. 7 1 J. Is. Sd. ls. Sid. Is. 9d. lc*. and Is. 10.4. tit r day. • (hi TUESDAY, the 20th of JULY. Those at Is. ItOld. pe► thy anal upwards, ilia those Pen sioners who have been admitted on account of Blindness; IS also the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist and 2(1 Troup of Horse Guards. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Out.Pensionem l a the said Hospital do pay particular attention to their instructions, which they are required to Kinkier at the time tat' payment, by wi,i h those pensioners residing beyond the Bills of •I!ortality are orde►ed to transmit to the P.aymaster-Gena sal of his Majesty's land horses is London, their affidavits as therein prescrilwd, on or immediately after every Quarter-Hay ; without which their Names will not he entyred on the Pay-Lists liar the stilisequent Quarter, anal they are not afterwards to change their place of :abode, as specified in the it affidavits, without nriavuidable neces sity, anal doly notifying the sante. And (wilier to take Notice, that in consequence of vari. .ins Frauds bit tog been committed by Peosioisers in the Iteccipt uf Pt u.imu and Pi ize-Muney, it is ordered that ell Pensiouers so offending shall he struck off the Pensi tttt List, and forfeit for ever all benefit arising from this Establish. ascot ; it is therefore to be observed, that in pursuance of this rewlut t the Lords Coonnialioners, at their Meetings 011 the 17th owl •25th of Minch last, directed the following Out-Pensioners to lie struck off the Hospital Books:- 7th Foot, JAMES JF.FFS, at Is. 2,1. licr day. 7th Dragoons, SAMUEL MULONS, V. ditto. The fan user biting:been totilly of forting ur causing In be forced the Names of ‘lagisi rates to 'heir Quarterly Affidavits, and Ilse latter for ',Hering his Rae of Pensi )))) in his 11101111 e. OWN Tapers, and tb‘ reby defrauding the PCMn a piloiuteal to logy his his Pen...iota. RICHARD ?iCAVC, Secretary and it ey,istrar. • 11 lilt. iio Elthl AA N' E'S reirbrafed IF. D 1.11 PILL, br:uotect No. I no the Int*, and Prato'sl nigh Clark WAX. far P3illtlN Nervous and Fronk Complaint. Ps let fix. 81. per Iwx, u ith ample threttions. The Rill I',II is jitstly esteemed fur its agreeable and cer tain (Termini', by *hick it f. finally remove* all inaction ornhatinelion the stomach and hooch', whether nrisiiig from kite, indigtesliou, tt itaitenry, ur odd, sickness at the stomach, ben,bacher, der. by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the iutrst Ina I calull. It is at all times safe; .11111 ha• been given with singularly gout effect during pregnancy. To persons of hi buns habits., and ,h. se of sedentary I yes, who are subject to ;veins, head ache., lanltunc anti anhtme,.., this mediums, is eminently ful, ng neither cwidinensesit sv , r restraint of diet; sad for these complaints it lira maintained many years the high. tat public • epteati .. Minn of ili• ills niitinLint nut Slur limn of life, at a certain period of Igo. in (ethnic., arc r. 1111 l ruble by their Pills they speellsly relieve head a.lw, sichol.l.l, Lu.gonr, and fichility, and hove 1-reat .fliraey in the flumes, of obstructions null in the back and loins. &dal by iglu, 19, Ni. ; Ifiacon, 150, Oxford-street Clicapsiafti TeU , l:xcltangei and Ward, INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Lord AUCKLAND said; he entertained apprehensions that the alterations made by their Lordships in the Bill for the kelirf of Insolvent Debtors, would not meet the approbation of the oiler House of Parliament ; he therefore should move that the Bill be committed this day three months. Lord Itv.Drsoace said , that whatever amendments he had peoposed in, the Bill were made in the Arm conviction that they would be found generally advantageous to the trade of the country. The Lotto tmincet.t.tio lamented that Bills of such im plrtaaee as thisand the Bankrupt Amendment Bill, should have been sent frem the other House at so late a period of the Sess . . He hoped the Bill would he maturely consi dered before the neat meeting of the House. Lord Abeixt.Axo did not complain of the opposition made to the Rill by the Learned Lord (Heellesslale), although he lamented it. He lamented it, breanse be feared it would be attended *Oh serious injury to the country. He altered his former motion into one for rejecting the Bill. The Bell was then rejected. APPEAL. The Lditn Cwattect.Loa intimated his intention of re. seeming the consideration of the Quieeusherry causes ou Fri. day, at ten o'clock precisely. C el were heard in the case of Eyre against the Rank of Englisod.—Further hearing postponed until to-morrow. Lord AUCKLAND presented • Petition from certain biker. bitats of the Burgh of Inverness, praying (as we under. stood) that this Bergh should not be involved in any pro ceeding. which may be instituted against others of the Scotch Burghs.—The Petition was laid on the table without being read. BANK OF IRELAND. The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the first reading of the Bank of Ireland Cash Payments The Marquis of Laxspomit said, he should not oppose this Bill, although he thought it a very eanecelsary amend ment to the amendments proposed by their Lordship in the Bill they had lately passed. By the present Bill, two months were allowed to the Rank of Ireland, on the first operation, lilthough it was prrMtled that all the future ope rations of the Banks of England and of Ireland should be simultaneous. The iwo months were allowed in the first instance, on the supposit' 111;01 would be attended with rime inconvenience if the Bank of Ireland. in providing the necessary supply of told preparatory to the Mud resump tion of rash payments, were to compete in the market with the Baulk of England; but this principle was extremely erroneous, and be thought, from every thiug they had col. lected in the Committee ou this subject, that it would be very injurious if the Bank of Ireland weie to act on the uo. tint. that it would be necessary to procure a large quantity of bullion. The difference between the present Bill, bow. ever, and that which their Lordships had recently passed, was so trifling, that lie would not oppose the motion. After a few words from she Earl of I.lveniinut., in which his Lordship concurred generally in the .sentiments express ed by the Marquis of Lanadowil, the Bill was read a lust time. STILL FINES. The Carl of Ltv►ttroot. expressed his rezret at the sh. since, throuxh indisposition, of a Noble Lord the tart of D 4 gliniore) who had intended to speak ou this subject. The Noble Lord, however, had sent him word that he should have no objection to let the fill be read a second time this evening, and should tnke advantaze tssmorrow of the motion 1.4 going tutu the Committee to deliver his seUtiments upon the measure. The Hill was theta read a second lime, and tinkled to be committed to-min: ow. STANDING ORDER. ..... On the motion of the F.arl of I.hvotatnAL►, the Stand ing Order to which the Whole hail assented on the former evening, was added to the Standinc Orders of the House. CHURCHES IN SCOTLAND. The Order of the bay being read for the second reading of the Dill for tboilding Chorkbes is Scotland, The Earl of LagwrgbaLe iihkcled to the Hill, and con tended that the Commissioners should not he starred to interfere, lawless they were invit‘d by the Presbyters and the Elders. Lord St et.vit.tx sopported the Rill, but in a tone of voice not distinctly audible helots the bar. The &id of ROSSIMM tbOughl it would be of 'distaste to postpone the Bill until the oral Session. 11tc Bill was, however, read a second time r and ordered to be committed to-morrow. SLAV F. TRADE. The Marquis of Lantoottiest vote notice, that he would, on Friday neat, move so humble Address to the Prince Kr trent, praying the adoption of rrrt.tio strips for the 'store i ~tre ct u at p rimeu t ton of the {lave Trade, sell for the protlite. hive of Par ra p /hewing the 'treasure* that had brew penned BARNSTAPI.F.. The Earl of LAL'ItRRDAL► moved that several peiions, whose names he mentioned, should he ordered to attend at the trot. of this Nouse, as witnesses in the case of the Barn staple Bill —Ordered. The Earl of CARNARVON said, in consequence of his No ble Friend's motion, he felt himself under the necessity of *waving that the order of the day for thefurther hearing of wid en/ea this day be read, for the purpose of postponing it until this day week. It would be quite impossible fur the House to proceed with advantage in this reseal an earlier period. The further hearing of counsel and witnesses was then postponed till this day week. The Earl of C AAAAAA ow briefly alluded to the evidence given before the Committee of the House of Commons, to whom the. Petition of Sir Henry Tismissins was referred, by three persons whose names weir Robert Neale, Edward Harris, and Robert FAwards, and also to the evidence given by the same persons on the same subject at their Lordship** bar, and said, after what their Lordships had heard of this Matter, it would be wholly unnecessary that he should oc cupy any portion of their time in pointing out the gross and striking contradictions of which these persons had beets guilty. He shoidd therefore move a resolution declaratory of this cirenm*tance, and recognising the propriety of pre senting an Address to the Prince Regent, preying that his Royal Highness may direct the Attorney-General to prese t-site these persons. lf their Lordships would agree to this resolution, he should then move the Address. The Resolution was then proposed and agreed to wets. die. and an Address was ordered to be presented to his Royal Hilliness the Priece Regent is pursuance of it. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. After a consi.lerable lapse of time, Mr. Ahereroinhy and olbers, from the House of Commons., brought up a Bill to continue in force until three months after the nest meelmg of Parliament, the present Act for the Relief of Inmilvent Debtors—The Bill was read a first time, lad ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WZDNISDAT, Juiy 7. A few minutes after.three o'clock, the Howie was sent_ mooed to the House of Peers, to hear the Royal Assent given by commission to certain Bills. On his return, Mr. SFrAttest stated, the !loose had been in the House of Peers, aid had -beard the Royal Assent tie• dared to some Bills of • public and of a private uature— (for which see Lorlr.) A certain Petition, presented on a former night, for Burgh Reform, was referred to the Committee on the Scolds Royal Burghs. PAt PER LUNATICS. In moving the Order withal Day foe the third reading of the Pauper Lunatics Bill, Mr. fitter/lan' complained of important Bilk sent up duriug the two; preceding &wit's, to the oilier House; suf fered to lie on the table there • and then got rid of, some way or other , without a single word, and all the •buses against which they were directed kept in existence. It seemed, that this Session, measures of tbeir's bad not been treated precisely in the same contemptuous way. They had been noticed, but noticed merely to be thrown out. Ile email assure the House be was doing a painful duty, but he felt himself called on to state what was the law at tbe pre sent moment with regard to Lunatic Asylums :—ln the 14th of the King, an Act had been passed for the regulation of certain of such places, but it did not extend to public asy. Innis; and with the exception of the neighbourlioud of Lon. don, it had continued merely a dead letter. A clause bad been introduced iu that House to obviate so great a griev ance; but in the Bill sent down from the Lords, there was not a single provision to he found for the regulation of these houses, and if that measure were agreed to, all the old abuses must remain. This clause had been introduced in rouse quence of the examinatiou of public, asylums by the Cum. miller. The first they had looked to was one at York. There, it was stated by witnesses, the funds were on...ap. plied, slid false books kept, and I system of cruelty pur sued that lasted through the whole existence of the Indio.-- innate reruns confined in. it; and it was his full and Prm conviction, and he believed that of the Committee, that the hospital there had been set on fire on purpose to destroy the accounts deposited in it, lest the mat-practices of the ma. stagers slant', be bronchi to light. It was known that f..ior person. had perished iu tbsit fire, and five snore were mis sing; so that to the relaxed and scandalous discipline of such asylums, might be traced the certaiu death of four, and the probable death of five indict iduals. As that House Whinnied front the people, and therefore expressed the Wal/ I s and wishes of the people, a feeling of shame :shine should have operated in souther plate, it. give them that legal pro. vision which the waists of the public so ininesiously re. oinked. He understood objections had been made to clause in the Bill, providing for the visitation of such houses, stud a registry of the liersuns confined Iherdit. It was said, delicacy inwards individuals and fanoilies prevent such steps. He said, not p Is. NUJe they were the only means to tossed against pimple being stint up in them, who were toot all in a deranad stare of mind. In cute se at after, sud a Noble Lord had been the hislruineute or resetting from one of lb. se houses a woman no more mad then tietwe who wished to put her there. Ile said, there was a necessity fbr a measure of that 114101 T, NIA therefore' he hoped the douse would • bandon the clause. Tito Hon. Gentleman then, &ricr swim observations eit the i— fective state of the returns relative to mad-houses, asked, was it fit that that House shohlol pass measures for the reetiott of abuse., year after year, and that they shoo i suirereol to d.c a natural death in another place in silence, be rejected with very little discos.. ion? The Bill was then read the third time, and passed. SCOTCH BURGIN. Lord A. HAMIII.ToN said, that nodes, tor understood a vote lion for the porpoise was to be wade on woollier gorier, be 'Mould 011 Vonol.oy noght snore for an Address to the Citruses to Auer, resnisurr•stion to be mote to those promos silloo had procured onfornsattou for sloe Committee on tie SCOI , Korn) 8111.01.1. Thy ORA Ncrt.Ldit .4 she Exausgtoolt sists!, that no Mow dal night nent.tie staJulJ tour* the ueual Senniknaki indrcnies The CitaucEl.7.oa of the EittilEQUen moved. that there be laid before the Hoase irhstract of the net produce of the revenue for t: , ,t (late years ending the .sth of July, 1817-Bth of July, 1818-sw and sth of July. 181,9. lle had already stated to the House the earliest day on which the accounts wire made up, and the excess of the last quarter's revenue above that of the currelpiiiiditi% quarter of last year. lie was lure it Would be very graiify►ug to the House to learn that there had been a wore** rive advance in the revenue during the last three years.—/ /fear.)—lit the quarter ending Iha Silt of July, 1817. the total sinoilut of the revenue or Great Britain, exclusive or arrears of properly tax and unappropriated war duties, was 11,060,0001. in the gtiarter, ending the 8:11 of July, 1818. 12,181,000/. being an increase in the hitter of above 1.100,1d0/—in the quarter ending the 8 , 1, of Jolt'. 1819, the amount of ilie revenue was !►!.604,0001. making, in consequence, all incrtasn of above 400,6001. over the revenue of the corres t ling quarter in the year 1818, and nearly 1.600,000 i. over the corresponding one of the year I bl 7. the year ending the .5 , 11 of Jody, 1817. the ".tat amount of the revenue, exclukive of arrear of plop-ray tort anal unappropriated war duties, was 43.760,un0is —For the year ending the 9th of July. 1818. 46,806,0001. being an iiicreatir, as in the lad year above the preceding, of s•,n►ething more than 3,000,0001.—F0r the year nice, had just expired, the revenue was 40,071,0001. making a surplus of 2,4133,000/. beyond the revenue of the preceding year, and of above Live millions three hundred thousand !rounds beyond that end ing the stl► July, 1617.-11/ear. hear.)—And it was to be recollected. that in theft three years uu new taxes hurl been imirogrd.—.(Hear.) Sir 11. PattNELL said (4s we understood), that as there had been a considerable failing off in the revenue in the year 1817, the revenue of that year could nut be correctly taken as a standard, to sliew the increase in other years. The CHANCELLOR of the EICHFQUEIN observed, that there had been a con.iderable depression in the revenue in the year 181 a, but that it had revicrd. before the end of the quarter it, que►t►on, in the year 1817. The motion was then agreed to, And the account shortly after brought up by Mr. GouLtiultx.— Laid un the table, and ordered to be painted.. Sir J. MacktaTostt ;unrolled two Petitions. one from the Royal Iturgh of Inverotrt, the other from the Burgesses of the Regality Burgh of 31usselburgh, praying each for r reform in their municipal goieritment.—Read and laid on the table, and ordered to lie printed. CLIMBING boys. Mr. BENNET* permuted two Petitinns againbt the ure of climbing boys in cleamaing Read and la:d On the table. CAPTAIN BLAKE. Mr. BENNETT %aid, he had a Petition to present from au individual of the Hustle of Blake, the Cap tain of a vessel called the th , ethutst, which had con veyed out about two hundred male convicts from Ireland to Botany Bay in the year 1816. On the voyage the convicts had nautiused—the crew hid been Obliged to are al than, and some of them wens killed ; yet on their arrival at Botany Bay. Goya.. nor Nlacquarrie had thought proper to listen to are accusation of Murder against the Petitioner, the Surgeon. and a Captain of Marines, by the vilest of mankind, and to send them home to be tried for the offence. They ware acquitted. , --but be hum bly hoped the House would award him such coos* pensation as might seem proper for the injury his character had sustained, and his pecuniary lows by impriionment, with its attendant espenses, and suspension from all employment. Mr. GOOLEURN said the evidetico . given to Governor Macquarie was such as to induce him to think he was bound to pursue the course he had. Mr. BENNETT said a few words in reply. and the Petition oar, teed, ordered to lie on the table, and be printed. Mr. P. MOORS presented a Petition from certain inhabitants of Birmingham, praying the House to repeal certain lows inimical to their interest*. Bead and laid on the table. re he CAM ELFOitp. ie The Mr. D. W. •avie. . tier some obtereatioms.' de. II mike J. moved— • corn" That ibis lipase having been engsged fur some time M be an Inquiry into corrupt iseantices reported by the CIIIDIIIIIiii.III CV ' Ult. lat vr e 1 brt e n i ee r° n ra tht lec esi t d im i t he r a t .7o ' 7 (hr d 3ewiu~n Is not snf. liciesit le assorki• the ingssireo obeli take she sense into ate consideration esrly init.* nest ilieseson of Parliament." II MO. The quraliun litiviug been pot—. M. Parasol's monde Ns Da amendment, them iU. O . the Report now bike° into consideration. had Mr. TREmseau expressed his opinion. that Mt. Ilelleut ought lobe vosinined uow. Mow-, Lord EDRINGTOII said, dist if over there roes • „ c ues cue in which the House, eitlier from a regaml FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS S. BOOTH, And I ■.t Nezlei hut Two of her Eurmement, Ily lie Drury-lane Compare', performing under the express Pa!ronage of ki. Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, and by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain, at the THF.ATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESEN'I"IIIURSDAY, July 8, sill be performed the Comedy of 51W 5 . 1 . 001'5 'l'o CONQUER. liarleast lc, Mr M under' ; Young Marlow, Mr. Rae ;.Tony I Amok in, Mr Ruston. Miss Harekastle, Maas S. Bomb, her first appcurauce in that character. After which, THE SULTAN. Roxidniii, miss S. Booth. In the rotors, of the Evening, "Sights upon lights; or, a Ramble through Laudon iu 1519," by Mr. Mande!. To ',include With the Minded Farce of THE HIGHLAND REEL Shelly. Mr ; Muggy M.Gilpio, Miss S Roods; Ati , ,s 'rackets to he had of Miss S. Booth, No. 1, Bloomsbury. square ; at tianis's Reading rooms, Pall-Mall; and at H;)x ill'''s of the Haymarket Theatre, where BMWs and Pt secs may he taken f Tees till Four.