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-- Atvi r A . t NUMBER ~,~- ~~ 19.21 . , TO kATRE-IIIOTAL, HA Y-INAIIKET. rjIHIS Pith:SENT EVENING. March Is. L Their Maiestiee'Seriants will act, tilt lime, a New Li ami Melt.L.eueitic tapers, in three nets, eel:ed, TUE EXILE. Tu IPLiell wilMe nettled, the Musical Enteitainnieut of 11110 WINS OH, THE ITIDOIIII CHOICE I.ear, with Palmas, —OS Tarsilay, Pa,u 4 l. ; a".l The Farmer IogWRY-LANE CO‘II'ANY. . to r nu.sion ihe inaction or Ilse Right Iluntsura• Lo. the lord Chamberlain. I L '.TurATRE, HAY MA It LT. YOU, TWO NIGHTS ONLY. r p 7: - Prueriotor 0C Tiwittre Iming ritnilhowly matfett the u.c A' the al.or Theatre to Their MA.II I I rs CtIPAN Y. or the late THEATRE- Ii ORVIAY•LANE, fur their 41,1 Particular 'tomtit. Aseut,• the Politic are roost royectfully •rnicd, that .4 M. ONDAT NEX:r, March M. with the Coto•rt't and Aminettilan of the Prope"etors of the Lie 111.•atts Royal, Drury-Lone, trill be reformed the Comedy of 'l'ilE 11()()N. ; flolaodu, Jlr. RiPel'll; Count 'Uhl tathan Me. Hulloed • Halthasur, Mr. Wroughton ; Low rune, Mathews Lopes, 'Mr. De Camp; Jaquer, Mr. Penh,. Jahun, Mew Doticatt Vett •de, its tilos ; ittoorot„Mms Ploee • Prolowo to the Ploy, as Oressional .‘chireot will he spoken by Mr. fr.:Eaton. • /att. wiLch will lie pertwaiett, as entire New Lallet, raided LES JLIA VLOKAL:X. Cimoraed by Mr. D'Fcrille. Tie !logic by P. Vilma —With New Stever', Orman, nod Doeurattorm...-Th , • losnettn. b, Mandela Lothoyeta, Mower' , Yestris. Miss Lupin°, Master Nolele, Monsieur Moreau, Mlss Tit 'coley, M'brt IMr s ot, Nlt'kusorelle A ogiolisil, awl Mutant' balm*, sod the wi.c " Corps de Rsilet. To CQ.•rillide w ith the I' :rue of • THE MOCK 1)0( '1:)II. Chmotry.„ Mr. Nominate,. ; Duress, Mho' Mellon; Char- L.ttr. 51 es. Scott. •.• la col.w mimeo of the reeent Calamity. it hos hem rJostdesoil 1.1 n. ,v Plar.ms of the Performer., that on tit", rottvnlar "ciao:Jo, lmoriog the kiad A...stance of part of the • Oprra Cro,ny'y, a Goorroue Puhl.c roll feel on .o.jrc- Lim to the fulloWitro Priem" of Adesisaion, fur Three Nights Sul) .—Buses •as *p• Nu Silver Tickets on Noglas of the Play to be admit te.l Ivy the flux Doom, oar tunny other part of the J heatre, L,E4111 the P:t and Callery, and one Promos raly tu be ad hottetthy loth Ticket: The ISOVIIIIIR to the, PII in the Haymarket only. Bowl to be token or Mr. *prior, at the Oper.l.43lfice..- Ifx,orst to be opel at via, Leona remotely at Seers. •• The Performers mitt entspoctfully return their thanks to the Nobility, Gen'-y, rotate at large, fur their hbrr.il rets.rimice and intiulgetwe. .sperveneed by an creerflosio4 Lapse itie 1 hos sin oloht, and ben isms to nnegt-e them, that so eitert,on shall hi spared on the two sustooot melts, to merit tort of the pult..e fives. To tie it, Sohoecthrrr p.oorost d of Ihnies, who hive en this oreameni so row noottY waved their sight, by • ither "ayirg kr. oe s. anti-.! the thm of the wee, they feel their foot . . . *night arli,nrii Rg. BitAihr.:ToN, *IR AND ^CR /MA RANO** TS-'MD 4CONCERT W POTTF/lIN ED. dr it. kJ it A -I Al 4 sma ALOI •ftni.es , r . q:akil !Iberia patraa..;,... aI: li Ai- a the a. ~ we CullCCrtli Ste ' boawnwert, beg leave ~..rerifolly to inform the Sabarriben, th*:,'ln swivel° 41 , 044 illl ntyrtilem.n: f thri.• Kral ifit at ino, ibr coNertur intcalrd fur 11101%9.%1 . NEXT will be rl i i i ng ial l:t. ;re er=l of " aia , P ; r c i!. . u ur s er 10 t . .. " . " 117:::::fu 0 , f , m eal s . ' pl4ce as Mondays., toils and 24th of Aprd, sad !bits and, Slab of May.—Moreb 17th , 1603. • • FOR *TIIE BENEFIT OF eR. surru. OLYMPIC PAY ILION, N E.W CAST LESTR EEl', SIR %N O. rade, the lelhorlty of the Lord Chamherlain. • irleil• .lON DAY NE X i', the 211th instant, will Iv be prevented, a great variety of Ehtertaiamenta, par. ttraiarir Iti the Enneatriso Departiarnt, by Mr. Slllllll, who will (for that night only' leap Irvin the Berge tbroaelt tfie bad, of a H..citrcy Coarb, anti over True Boards • 'law , ill (by a:Articular drive, amt for tl, • fir.' time the.; two .".) liN 'IMMO 11.4 torpririog Perf , ,noirene no the Slack Rope, in lbw rwarwrof orhorA . Nhe will %od uu the Rope, nod foie, round Ilk? .the Ili of a Jack. Further pattmolars in future Aderrusementa. To-teta to It:. bad of Mr. Smith, Nu. 11, Earcx•street, $1,••0, tad at the Pavilion, where yiar.4 1.. the Boars may I r sr:eil. . A. 1N(.1-EBY, the Emperor .111 Crmitu rers,brze hate to rctora h-a sir.cere thanks to the Nobility and Grotty of this Metrupdie, f.-r Ilse .10: attriol a ott whirl( the% ere pleasr.l to h...sour bins wi h, et" Y . .;nr, enrept Monday and Priday, at loaf:11.1.N1) EN.II I . fal . c . ilr most r speciteliy informs them, that fur cud cv4 r• kre.kiag vela week, be will bring f.ir •erd a variety of di:Vert ut I'IjZIC)A:IIANCLS, that urger burr br.. )et f% Ch,ted Dose% SS 641. I'it 4i. Upper Pit. es. W. !toms to be ..eitortd at use reelt.ek. se, Performer re to livpie at seven. •.• and Geolleasett nosy hare a private Perko's rare. at tluor own trouser, by isisiniz 'lowly notice, ea low as to C u iiras. 31.t(:11.11.EN HOSPITAL, Frani: tar in. tam). rn! F. Right Ilan. the Earl of ICAL) NOR, Pre amiritt efthir Ifttreital, has aapoissted WEDNESDAY, Ow 'nth of APRIL NEN.T,%r the ANNIVERSARY. The Right Rev. the Lent Bishop of thtlishory har kiadly pro aboSt.i to preach me the gammon ; wed the t;overnots and f scutirof the Cis tray Intl dm, tepqber, us that day, at tk‘ London Tavern ' its litehtpegate•strert. By Order of the Cetansitttr ' JOHN PRI Nf!l'..-Berretery. /lON EY 1.011 TLY. rritMTV' THO USAN I) POUNDS always ipt READY to ADVANCE, by ANNUITY, nr NOTE of HAND, er mu any other security, aceordwg to the eke ambiance of ate benresrsr. • • A ppl s or Adel .14 (post Inlet) to 1111111111. Warrrn and 03.1)m .uat Mier, No. lu, Villiers-street, Strand.-o(iire hour, from h o t 111 AT t.r..ATHEaH EA I) Sl'Rftlf,- 1110 BE S01.1),:i I a EEH I 11.1) 110 I 7 SE, nu7st 1L &sir:deity situated sail in exeelkait repair, with sinters Wee of Freehold nitre i upyhold Laini ad:Mining Th. horse eiii.leitii. three sittiug rooms, two of them to fast by is, and the oilier u I by 16; servauts' hull, butler's rushy, InLertekeetiee'a town, a capital hitcher and scullery, aid ear:elle-A erne. ing, o lied elytiiiber, with two &Tulin rimer attuebad, sod three other bed chambers. with dressiod tormo to emits i, aid, tio the Lim- Sum, three other rooms sad a sister closet, issue s.t rooms in the ink*. . The aid also coml.' .f a lare+-bouss, 4 illaiqi rmell r tail capital Mali* fur 9 hones, sail is Iruige i whir ls*, garellem.-o•Also a LEAsEttot.o rAint of i s; at, cii Wiwi, \ehl t . ..r so tuirmireal terns of ',years, with a beets, home, ma stabling for it homes. Tbr foreiriare of the hisisar, this growing crops, and 611111- intrieleellill sad ftie...lll, Li b take. at s fair welessiiik— or f tether pirti c elm • enquire of liners. (iraliars. Ktideet 7, soil Desseillle, Soliedute, Lioeolies.lun, Laoilms. . 7 . -. - s. rbt iirittob .4 VICTUALLING-4 Atarch 13, I wo9. TH E COM M 1481011 i?. ItS fur VietsinNinz His 1110jole's Neu, do hereby girt W01k.% rat ou TD DAY, the gist in:tanr they *ill L. randy IrefiDe Tender, isrruir f opAi:itiroatfor Fl V I THOUSAND ELLS • CANVAS, /I.r paddiag THIRTY TOM of COCOA, lure .reooNno , wed Gr..e Dirties; 'awl ,ONII THOUSAND QI: tRIE.RS of NEW P.t 1.E., nod FIVE. HU NDR El/ 4.1 U A ItTEIIS or new (101(1.4 ird ABIDER 11A1-T; to he de lirerel oar hi!/'thereof in afortaight, anit the other half in er fbrteizht into Hu AitijCall'll Fagan:tire Metes at , lb be iroid ./Or by pa, ; “' k test. 4 interest, *lll.l 6,e •rtr,r date. The Coaations qf the Contract 'way be seen at the Secretary's gree. N. R. V.444/41.4* kfthe Canino and' Cocoa art t. be produced ai'h the Tend, rs No revs.' r.ll he had to any Tender in which the Price .hall not he inverted in acorn'. at teal:#/1, or that shall oat be eirt 4 -‘red to the Bawd berm floe o' Clock on the said Toescloy, the slit in state, woe silent the Perim trio noshes the Tender, at none Per. I on he. behalf. attends. to imager whom called tor I GO'rfENlSVlttill MAIL CAR h ATIC QII/ ESTIOIS. In the Press, THE REPOLI' of the I)EIIATE on the CARNATIC tIVESTION s is the ROLitlE of cox. *INS, on the 17th Printed fur Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, 7, Leadeuhall st met. This day s published, prise is. • MOST NTEREA UNE; CASEoin LET TER addressed to Sir SAMUEL ItONHLLY, un the Baakrupe Laws. Be GEORGE BAILLIE, Esq. Sold by C. ells pPle, Pail• Mall and J. Blackluek, Royal Exchange. Where may be had, t. UPPT ERSTI NG LETTERS, addressed to John Bolton, • Esq. price es 2. Ditto, to Evan Saillie Eat as. 3- DM.: to James Beide, Eau. 64. MINUTES ('F ES' DENCE —CII A PPI. EN EDITION. ! The day is published, in svo. illustrated with a beautilal Portrait of Mrs. Ciarke, from an enigmal drawing, prise I 211. hoards, A (II lIENTIC and interesting MEMOIRS of Li Mrs. CLARK E, from her infewy to the preseat time ; likewise s faithful Across( of Mr Warellv's Charge.; rela tive to his Royal H wheel% the Dnke of Tuck, together with the_Minittes of Evideses.complete, as taken is the House of Comasuins Cots Asthestie Dor tangents. Published by C. Cbapple, Path/Lill; J. Blacklack, Royal Ezebillltte; and Sherwood and Co. !Mien:watt r.row. ••• The various Editions hitherto published liae;ng bees complained of as incorrect medias* of informatics*, the Publishers of this Lditirm have spared *either tronblr nor expense is presently, the Public with a fenbfal transerip tion of the Evidence spun this distinguished use. In a few dins will hs published, as a companies to the present V•lieese, The highly isteresung and very iinuortuat D Er..i . r ES in the Hennina,loie lb. HOUSE of CO:.1 IV S on this remarkable PROSECUTION takes is Shoo t• hand by the ,irit eminent bands. This day is ,bashed, • foolscap , anti u . fir — auslillradliiif - etith • Prisstispisee, rice tar. tun tr9bsards, ARRIOH . H. RETURN. surf ether POEMS. Ej Mrs, ()PIE. P.asted I r Lormesitt, Owe, Rase, sod Orate, Peternos iff-tOli. Of whoa spy be bad, by the carne Author, I. POEMS ; with a beautiful Emptying irons a DtsiTo of Mr. Op.e. The Prills Edit"nu, price Sa is baetts. '9. -PA9II ER ant 17Arcirren ; fherifilt Edillun , with Pront.satree, price 411. 6d. in hoards. 3 Sill PLE TALES. la a Vol.. 1211110. the Third price 11. is. is beards. 4• A bELINE AtowintAY ; or, The Mother and Dairch ter a Tale. ' The Second Edition, S Cola. limo. Lis. lid. in beards. THE MOTHER, BY MRS. 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We are now obliged, by the limits of um Review, to close Mr. Gell's Volume, which, (we take this opportunity of ohservisq,) is a specimen very electut Typography. That irc have perused it with uncommon sativfmtion the reader will alrivi4 have perceived. Here, as in the ac count of Troy, lie generally renders (firmer his own Com mentator, yet discovers such a koowledye of ancient and modern writers, as clearly evinces that he qualified himself by previous Study for his geographical and autiquai iau re seseehes."—ivßrit. Cris July, trios. Printed for Lourrsais, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter.row. Of whom tutu be bat, by the same au ihoe, The TOPIKSICAP/Ilf of TROY and ITS VICINITY, illrstratnlandexplained by Dr&A lug* and Desei Timm. la Folio, price top. t is ;n hoards. iNE RC:MIMED THOUSAND rouNLA AND I:,PIVAIWS May he gained by a SI NG LE TICKET ;--.Nlivrs in proper. Lion—so that a SI NO LE :murk ENTI-4 inn!, gain ; in the pnrwilt GRAND STATE LOTTERY, if purchased at the Old Established °acre a 11011IG EN, PAINE end CO. Stock-Brokers. Oxiord.otrert. opposite Boat-street ; St. Junes's street, near Piccadilly ; and No. a, CornlEil ; vr . ..ere every Prue will be pant as soa:s as drawn, or as so,n afirraards as dernacikil. N.B. The Drawiag will commence es the lith of meat usual b. GRAND SCHF.ME, is,sou Tickets fur hale, eontsioing • Prises of L.tto,uoo I ö Prises of L ',ono 2 ll4OllO 10 5 ,4) • Asa others, is 01'4 9r,1. fit. besirlea u Gest.; of I,thofilVhole Ticket., for the First Day, and Alloihrf of sno %Fluvial whelk, for the Stroud Doy. S%VIET and CO. bric irAVe to reentrintettel Ilse StChtlll4•of the presettt Lottery, aa atm Sole averment np.iii that of the last 1.115. re, shieb ttnivertslsattstl'• - •.0tt.... Hy this Ccbevor the Tkkets are ie,,,le,ett more val. Ode than ha may former Isittery,their 11111101ef brine reduced to t 4,3na, with the certainty of their obtaining the aas.e mama is Prizes tlut hp bets sthitkil to ao,unts Tit kris.. TICKETS aumi SHARES MT WI Sate at SWIFT nail CO.'. ()tiers, No t6l Poultry ; No. le, Cluisitwerula ; sod Nn st, Attlgate Heel-street ; arisen! avast Prises of the ho.t ant late ',Merin b to a Tee) . Vella ali1911:14, haee bees S hind alba Sold. . •• SATURDAY, MARCH -18 1809. . , FOREIGN INTIILLIG ENCi. 10. - rtio. GOTTLSRUMGII, MARGE Yesterday, a large Danish vessel, laden with cora, was driven into rtlaitttr:ittl by contrary wind, and is said to he a very valuable prize. The canal which is now ciittiii4 through the ice, to the vessels which arc frozen up to take their departure, will be c pieced within the li nitted titre; several* iihips will in a kw days be in clear water. hilt Majesty's ships Tartar and Rose arrived yes terday its Pleittibli loads. Extract from a letter dated Carta:ran:4 .larch 8, ling:— •' it is with great pleasure I acquaint you of the safe arrival of ills llajesty's ship Salcrtte. for which the utmost anxiety has been ent attained.— Sial Male into this Ault, yeitesday, after haring %otTert.ll much by hem.- lung its the ice. It is, however, giiti4ing Lu bear, that although she has been in a perdcus situatinu for wore then mite weeks, she )110 only 1.4 one nytn, and there arc .only three others on the sick list." STOCKHOLM, MARCH 3. The following Russian Proclamation has been lately raceived here " We, Alexander, by the Grace of God, Emperor sad self-ruler of all the Russia., and Grout Doke of Finland, ace. &v. unto all our &Atrial vassals and habjeco , of the firdpd Duchy of Finland greeting As thrtiti4li the dispen sittions of Providence, and the NICCCIW of our anus, the Grand Dacby of Finland btu been for ever incorporated and united with our empire ; the prosperity and welfare of its inhabitants become use of lie principal objects of ppavriah solicitarte and tare. Btirlg C 01.% traced th3tall dm. In. Filllinatt will joyfully ass;st us to attain that desirable end, we have accordingly ordained, and du here by ordain, that agreeably to the peculiar (unstitntiuo uf that rutintry, a General Asisetoirly of the Mules will be held in the town of Sorge, on the 10th et 3ltuch of this year ; all the Deputies of the Stab are therefore 11/ meet there at that time, in order to deliberate, in conformity with the statutes ttse empire, ou such ponds as we shall mark out lot their deliberation. " Given at l'etivaburgh, the ,:oth 1311. 1809; " ALLIANRER." (Stockholm Gazette, illarck 3.) MARCH 6. , It was announced at 'Chuill 4 c, pub!icly. Sa turday last, that the Treaty of somsuicroe between Eng.laud 11141 this coinstry ha • signed, and that this place was to become a free I,ort. The King's intended tour has been postponed f the present. MAULM e. No intelligence whatever has been rt.cuved from the army. FROM THE FIIENCH PAPERS. VIERTJA, rya. 19. It Inta,beistsisino.useed for SOUP: days in distill). Titical circles, that General Andreossi. the French Artilsaasador, It • obtained leave of absence for six weeks, and that during that tune he will make a journey to Paris. Las. Sunday, the Militia were exercised upon the ramparts ; nothing airs so grotesque as thiir appearance : VO Ode could help ahruiging up his shoulder* at seeing the uukaardoess of these shop. keepers in their inatinsuvres and manual exercise. These, heAsever, are the iuituciblc legions, which • it is pretended to oppose to the couquerors of Ulm soil 31arrugo ! Seieral battalions or Croats hare departed, in 9rder to repair to Buda, and to Peter). • town of Lower Styria. Some regiments have also been sent into Moravia. Wolves continue to comimt the %reutest r dations at the very gates of the cannel : six were found yesterday. killed by time strokes of sabres not fir from these were found 'six boots, and sortie remnants of dress. It is klltllo/11 that some poor soh.. diem, after having killed several wolves, were at last devoured by a herd of these ferocious animals. The depression of the public funds has become ala • %. Hank stie„k has Weil from 84 to 70; other stocks sink iii proportion. It is now cettuin, that no negotiation for peace between Russia awl Turkey will take place. In spite of their aversi ~,,, the 'forks have consent ed to admit the deputies charged to negociate in the Milne of Servia. These deputies had even ar rived in Wallachia. and after having taken a few days repose at Bucharest, had resumed their jour ney to JaSsy. The Servian deputation is said to be composed of six persons, and a most brilliant suite. The English Ambassador, Adair, entered Con stantinople on the 17th of Jartuary : hie Secretary, Mr. Morris, precedeti him slew days. Titlfirfigs yrs. U. The Austrian troops receiv,:tt uu the 16th of Fe bruary orders, which amionnee that they wall he ptit upon the war estahlis.hnumt on the Ise of arc±i, and that the lanhtia will enjoy the same advantage. l'hr officers have iustructions to pur chase their horses aiid field espiipa 4 e. Through out ail Austria ore spread reports of war with France.. Tile Mild, Wiper has fallen 8 per Cunt. -within ten days.—Olunarnr.) • ctiessuaorti, rte. 16. .5" • All the stmteons who fill public 1 1 / 4 ;m:trims have received orders to tinieribtr their names, in order that they 'nay. if necessary, hr.• einployed iu the military Or nasal service. In spite of the rigour of the season, the. Swedes on the coast of ?icalita smut the nights in the open 1111 ; b 0 strong was the rt Ar of *0 111V41000 from 011. F. t 19. An esPedition is in nrepartion ageti:zst Sweden ; it may take place in u few dart it is not known whether it will be commanded try the King in 1)0%104. Bust.tv. oza. • Their Majesties arrived at on the 16th instant. The King attends sr dulo,irly to bu siness. Tire Queen is indisposed, from the cold s h e has eaclonrel ; hence their journey to the! eity is postponed. hut preparations are still making for their reoept - • - .• ' - 0•• sa.:ri • .11, Pali? _ r IMPERIAt . .31 I ROUSE OF LORDS, l'aiD•v, Nati: `;'.* • PACTS Or SHIRO! lIBIR A FrO The Lord Ads rate mud Sir Samuel ft . h irs iu this came for the Appellant*. Urdvitil tY•ttend agamvil • Moindiat. Rroaisee's Dieuree Bill was read a third time Mr. Wtt *lure m and at hers hr.,11.4‘ t the deffiula R - . • • aw 7 Importation Bill, the lAA Illteh - Now, Ilaegeri,oll l , N.- several private Bill, which weir essit'll bet ateo.;A.i• jourued till kunday. HOUSE fa COMMON*. The Exti;ring fins Perpetual rill MPS 'aid thud time, and inaseaL 'f he E:.iaing Lana Confiscate* Bill was read atiairdt:me, sod passed. A Message fi.on the Loral. iuforared the Hawse, that drat Lordship. bad agreed to the Ilsatiny 8.11, sentient aurae meat ; and that they bad passee. Brocrase's -orce B. I. Si.CHARLES POLE Mewed-, " That the ft.wat Ithflite Mutiny Ball le re•r•arausiited, for the prepare Cnith , etiscia-.; a itew clause," r.hdeb,afterwfew worsts from Mr. lltisagal WA MD, was agreed to. !Sir ege•tt hes Patin thew tweed, "That the entire I,w appropriating one - day's pay of Mimes to the pai;asieal of ielises Hospital hoomittad, and ' that Aar the e'.l of the 'Fund foe Widows of Marine Others' be sabiniteted;" which was ti„..rer to, sad the Morose resented. 'lle °use then resolved itself ono a Committee of :lap ply, iu which they voted a mica fur the payment of tato-est of outstanding Exchequer Bills 'Jibe Report ordered lu Jon received on Moeda, lest Tie Order of the Dm fur the Home eft:riving itself hit* a Coitanittee of Ways and Memos was postponed as Monday inset. A Bill fur allowtag the Importation of Coen was read a . Rot time , ordered to Le read a sccraid on 'Monday neat. teed C• ITLEREAOO bruyght up the copy of a lehteermist Le M itaraltreltury to Sir Hew Dalrymple, releases! to rik• tuna' Ordered to lie on the (aide and he priated. • Mr. Pe meet. ruovral, " That au SCCUUL t of Token* hatted by the Bank offrelainh from - sic shillings down to five peace, be laid before the Ifouee."--,11)1.hal-d. Earl TEMPLE comp/sired that the Papers which he hid • moved fur op the nth of February last, relative to war losses le Stain, were not yet laid spun the ta!ile, and felt laissistif soder the necessity of purposing woe other metre which would soak, the order perearipicay. • Mr. Loss said, that the valet w:th which he was cow. meted, had and all porartile diligence, and that ti.e delay was solely to be attributed to the ustere of the papers moved Lord CAIITLIREACH SAM, the Papers which had been moved for, were so varitow, that they cause witli:oi t! s I )rat.sore, the LOWHHAA•riat, and the Payamster-Center.la Loparton ads, Imo.th at benne and abtood. It was htenol.• tinposstbie fur those derrtmena., as yet, to produce thir - return% but hoped he shoeild be ahle to produce diem be fore the holidays Earl Tv.sseer said, that some of them might have lota produced ; for ivataece, of the leash." , of troops se ,- t so sp:aiu ; the number of Artillevy Office" awl the ourchor of transports oriptuyest ante of which bad deen,produead. This he considered disrespectful to tiseAsinsio. knit warn as- WIWI whit the IM•IIIt•MCP of the Nub Land, that they should be modem, forthwith. LorriCas && on presented agaiest any purposed de lay, and would not pleige hialaw:f, but at the mar tone hit confident that the papers would lw produced by the time montiesied. - The - SPA:VIER reminded the House that they bad no grottos before them. An Honourable Member rose to express Lis sentiments when M P r spoke to order ; and said it would be inn • ' ruler in tht lion Gentleman.. to proceed, wakes he meant to realm a distinct propcsation. Lord FoLICITtion I. then moved," That the Mane do new adjourn." Cameral T•ahevos szwanded the %antis», and asserted that Gana-rumen could here produced the papers had they thought St. Me. M.11E151103 :sided it, and objected to the course wheals • the diocumium had taken. Earl Ts at 'me then expressed himself satisfied with the Noble Lord's coofidence, a. be could out lasso Les we. seance. Mr. PPRCET• I. said, be could not surfer tho subpart le drop, without deprecating the method of introd•cing o.le natation, for the purpose of discuming soother. He coast sterol ii as elitld's play, and torwortby of the House of CA/01- MOW Mr Witt said, if tb:s were child's pliy, it W3ll play often played try the where& of the horse. But it call regale/sad perfectly fair. If the Right Hos. Gestlemaa con sidered at child's play, ley prolonging theJahata, he used sat have protracted it by his observations. Lord FOLKSION r said, that aastead of its being child's play, it was the regular Parliamentary way of prone:an in the best of tines—its old times. If the Rigid How Gentle. man searched tit.. Journals, he eunte lad, that It was far net ly the custom to put from tbe Chair, for maniac purposes to that which he had preposcd the adjonrament, " That C...e candles be moor lighted; • and be would also find in the Journals, that on one occasion* Bats optestioss d;sraoie4 tail the day-light came is spurt thews,• awl riailitred far their discussion winesiessary.—(Load ittairkeve) The Noble Lewd then withdrew his mottos. Mr. PoNsun se teased, •` That lottl Milton, Mr Lau rence Donate., Mr Checks Laurence pandas ' and Mr. Ro bert faturin,e Deaths, be enema atteggling the Howe, a.a amoont of the death of a mete relative, --.!greed to. THE DUKE OF• YORK. . Lord Fri:Aaron& moved the Order of the Day for taking - the conduct of his Royal Illighnese , the Duke of York into herther consideration. The SPILAILaIt, as on the former 1114hUg, the que•aion before the House. Mr. Peitcv.vst. rose, and proposed, with the 'we. mission of the MIM:, to withdrew Isis Resolution, • for the purpose of otiertug our more dr.;ested than what had been foamed in the artery of opposition to - the Address on proposed, and upou which an Addrows might he more effectually foto ivied. Mr. 'lmams:At hail no objection to tile Right [lon. Gentleman withdrawing his motion, provided. it was to he auderstood that they would not be tie•l up by any other Resolution, to a safl;`ic thecist^" mum the question of corruption or coninvance, but upon the general merit.. sir. PLUCK V A L COurrivea that the Howie haviiic already eittnitinitially ahead, lay their veto, Out t:try should proceed by way of Ile.s.littion insie.vl e f Address, there could lie noodle, thin tains - mg any specific Resolutio.t, for the ptirpuse of oWering a inure at:leaded .forni iii its :doer . lie • wished that the word eAarges ,h , ithl he left out oltogether, lwviense none such had, strictly poesk beeu exhibited, and rather thoitcht at w,,,,,d be titter to adopt some form that should he th elite rotary of their actual proceedings: that a emu* mittee of tbe whole Ilona! having term uppointial to inquire into the emidect of his Royal Iliglitivay. and !taring found the corruption mai cealuivantv d Pr ir