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'-". : 1" a d ________..• --i-sii....____—__;„ .-----_ • . 0 , 1 .. ..4 5i...,,- . .:11 - ,...i.:_1.;' - StreisRIESSION OF AI EN DICITY, --...- ‘TION, Ike of ' I Haeirme.kerAl., Dalin Y-LAN ft. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Mirth 19, hsr Majooty's fiernfliS will perform the Comedy of THB MAN OF THE WORLD. Lord Lembere•orr, Mr. Gatti; Mr Pectins: Maelyeo. plant, Mr. Eva& (his SA appearance is that •Charaeter); Egerton, Mr. Cooper; Sidney, Mr. Peaky; Meletik , Mr. Posen.tisay Lounbrrrowrt, Wes S, lipoth; Lowly Marmeophrin , Mrs. Dubin; Ceostaotio, Mies Sentlison ; Betty Hiot, Mr.. Orger. After goblet the Cook Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. Peregrine flocks Mr. Minute! Pertinott Sink. Mr. El- Sewn Percival Single„Mr. Ellistoo !!! J umico Teethe t, Mr. Dottie ; Mr. Milford, Mr. Foote • Hemplira GriaMe, Mr. Holley Emily, Mire Smithies ; Plebe, Woo Gahm; Tat. Lae, Mrs. Bland. Plows to he taken of Mr. Redwell„ is the Rotunda of the Stases of the Theatre. Mr. Hawking's, of Dred.otreei, is appointed sole Aleut, at the nest End of Ilse Toes, fur she istithtly disposal of the Private Bane, belonging to the. Lessee of this 'Theatre. T'ffrATRE-MOTAL..COrNNT-GABDEN. • With EVENING. TUESDAY, *arch 19, • .11. - die Curdy of THE SCHOCiL FOR SCANDAL. Sr Peter Teazle, Mr. W. Ferree; Sir Oliver Surliest, Mr. Faucets; Sir Benjamin Barkbite, Mr. Fsrley ; hoseplia Syr. faro, Mr. Maenad,; Charles Surface, Mr. C. Kimble (his bun *permute dna serge) i Crabtree, Mr. Meadows • Care. Ira, pot. Ouister. Lady Train., Mrs. DP1•1600; Uert. AIM COINIOr ; Mn. caedoer, Mrs. Gibbs; Mares Miss FusTe: After slue\ • Melodrama cacti . THE 'MILLER AND HIS MEN. LOCI ETY FOR THE - lON His Royal Highness the Dui YORK, K.G. Jte. &c. PRISIDINT, His Grace the Duke of NORTH U M BER LA ND, K.O. be. Tressurer—W. Williams, L.q. 1111 FIE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the Ihihseribens sad Fries& le she ahoy. limitation will take place at the Freeniesoos Tavern, {'.rest Queewstreet, Llama% Inn Fields, en TUESDAY, March 24,1822, apse which cosmos hie Royal Higbee'. the Duke of YORK has how graciously pleas .1 to signify his imitation of presidiug. swawshme The Most Nohle the Marquis'l Sir Thomas Farquhar, Ba r t. of Lowelessderry Sir Charles Flower, Bari. 'The Moot Noble the Marquis J. E. Dowdeswell, Esq. M.P. of Tavieleck I Sem. Jones Loyd, Eat. M P. The Right Mos. the 'Earl of I Wu. E l4 l. Hat firmly Robert Williams, Esq. M.P. Tie Right Hem. the Earl of Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. Liverpool ' Mr.Serjeset Blauvelt Tbe Right Hem. the Earl of Charles Bisimell. 18 4. Marley I'. F. Farmer, Seq. The Reileurtaritifivetror J. GAMS, Esq. The Rt. Ilima:LardOssalliam S. C. Hulloed, Esq. The Right Ilse. Level LIIIImilifW:111. Haldiessud, Esq. WOO :.• The LomiSeades A. Mackie'', Esq. The Weld R. 21. vomit.. B. Mentagio, Esq. .! fort, M.P. M. S. Nichoisoo, Esq. The Hen. Mr. Justice Park Heary Pennell, Esq. Tbe Hea. Charles R. Trefusis I C. E. Pigou, Esq. Sir Thos. Baring, Bart. M.P. R. Rawisden, Esq. Dinner on Table at H•lf.psat Five o'Clock precisely. •.• No Collet-ties will be made. CONTRACT TO :DELIVER COALS AT NEI. :r9VM DIA ND. I 4 4 DEPARTIMIRMIT, TotitAmitTi • , Cappiipti, Aleams 16, lilt. 10 UCH Person, are 'am drsirous of cottlyetliMie 1,7• with the AAA* %it' Commissariat Supplio? to dearer 500 CH A LDRONB of COALS at NEWFOUNDLEIEIk. rosy receive pariiculaoa Coptract u ibis 0111e4'85., tween the boors of tea sod four, and deliver sbeir Pealed up asnl'elireeted N the Agent fur Commissariat Itep., • rearkiee thereon *Tender for Coals," ea or bef MONDAY tbo Ist Asll, but worse will be reepieml ter twelve o'clock on abet slay; nor will lay noticed unless suede is we tweezed to a printed PerIiNNEN a*d lite Prices is Words at length; ace eolima Lettn be subjoised tosses Proposal 'ivied by two prow of ftwevre property imporieg to become boomed with the party teedering - to the eitpresort i. the particulars for the dee peeForwmesse of tie Caramel. had beets prevented, during the war, from Itionitueg that rank to which the continuer*, of, vice would hove entitled theta. la other'wMdo, he . wiehed to know how long the regulatlaeleill'ex-, iated; which, contrary to the raffle jug Iliallefilmmle! Jefteilicers so circumstanced • if : Worn. lag to aetite service with all 11i ot mistiest to which strict service mold them PHe bad heard of are Joke = who bad been Awed on the ilist r list as itio spiral of the White, in the sense rank. es gait bid been an Admiral for three yam. Hemline •• knew if this rule, so essentially Mt , bk d aytd at administratiou at the JS ser. SpiIIAIMIL celled the gallant, 1111111. to embr. e reminded him that there wee terearsiden Whim : linear which could - allorr of tblfinentelPlidirlit dais topic ; that the Hon. Member dideatemble. *kr. is what he said, to propose • sootiest. sad Viet it must be disorderly for him. under Wiliesise • Akeistaners, to proceed in thotoserschennioWdpie Yose. said that be was induced-IP being the subject forward in this way, conceiving it to be the most courteous and convenient course he could take. He might do it in the Committee we 'Abe naval estimates, but he preferred doing it before the Speaker left the Chair, while order could be best preserved, and every man would have a hear ing secured to him before any one would be allowed to interrupt him. The Sirga[Eili lurid, that he hardly knew what to reply to the compliment of the gallant Member, except this, that the gallant Member must see that if be deserved it for an impartial discharge of hi* ditty, that ought to prevent him (the Speaker) km suffering an argument to proceed in a speech which I bad no specific object for the termination. Sir J. YoiLicE said, that the Speaker had paid a `greater compliment to his speech than he himself would have done. He would then put the question directly to the Hon. Secretary. He was about to remark again on the case of Mr. John Clark Serie— Mr. S. WOSTLET spoke to order, and recom mended that the question should be put by the gallant Member in a more direct way. Sir J. Yoaua thanked the Member for York shire. He had three questions to put, to each of which he thought he had a right to claim an answer. Was the report true that John Clark Serie, who bad acted as Chairman of the Commissimers, had received an inc r of salary, and been rewarded besides with a pension for himself, and another.pen sion for Mrs. Euplieuna Serie, and was afterwards dismissed '—was it true that this person, se degraded, this delinquent, es he supposed he bad, from the dismissal, a just right to consider him CaolEsa spoke to order. He was ready .so eemeter Any direct question, but to rieswer the gal. lant and Hon. Baronet in his own way would re• quire him to go into the character and merits of the Gentleman in question. The House would see how unfair such a course must be in respect to au absent individual. The rule referred to by the Hon. Baronet was not abrogated, but had been dispensed with, for particular reasons, in Mr. Serle's case. Sir J. Yosee spoke to order. The Hon., Secre tary was Interrupting him, to make a Wag speech himself. The cry of 4 4 Chair !" became nearly general. The SpsAles again appealed to the reboot and Hon. Member on the course he was pursuing, which carried him beyond the limits to which the coolies) , of the House had emended its indulgence with respect to asking questions, that courtesy being solely confined to questions on matters of fact, and not letting in the question of fairness or expediency.—(Hear, hear.)—That appeared to be, the feeling of the House, and be was sore the Hon. Member would bow to that feeling.—(Hear.) The atteodauce of the Subscribers is respectfully solicited, sad It is requested that Gentleness who way lotted to boson. the Meeting with their presence will seed for Tiekets to the Society's Deese, or the Bar of die TAVIIIIII, where they Nosy be procured at 20s. each. (Signed) W. H. BODKIN, Hoe. Sec. Meadicity Office, Red Lica-eqeare, March 7, 1822. Cisteist. Illr, far*, anent Frederick Fritter% Mr. ato m* t , ilmmitator Lothair, Mr. Abbott; Mr. CMMImMIL Onothato, Mlr room ; Ravi**, Mn. Pewit. On Thenalay, 44.11.41 , ,, , with lloojea. tJr Nodwelm .. ,14toljopmarea Comedy ig Errors, with A Ro bed /or an'inott. On Moralny„Tbn Timarent—millt dm new Pantomime. SILKS, SHAWLS, and POPLINS, c h eaper thee ever, for Reedylllorsey.—This Willa a period of the year whets BROWN sad Co. make large cash Fr/rebus' at Spitslfieltis, the Nobility and Public may buy great brar gaies for Ready Mosey, in order net their leteseese Wisner Stock may be gold at before the *Avalon of Sprieg. Rich Grua de Naples, 4s. td. usual price 6.. Id.; geed coloured Samna 35.; white Satins 3a. 6d.; rich Potties 1.. sad 2.. 6d.; striped Silks 2s. Sd. ; the warm Aegolaa 21a. the Dress; Astrachan Caebseeres 32.. 6d. the Dress; figured Silks 3s. 9d. ; black Silks 25.94.; excellent black Bombe zinc., rich Geeeva sobered Velvets, Preach Laramie's, Ilaid Silks sad Scarves, bait-string% Norwich Crapes, rich rish Poplins, Taffetas", Gauze Dresses, Sote de Lye's, a large quantity of rich haedvorne Shawls at 635. worth Ave pounds, at BROWN'S, 13, Heerlen& street, Covent.gardars. No patters. cut. LAST POUR NIGHTS. KING'S THEATRE OPERA CONCERT.ROOM, HAY MARKET. r DOURANION. —TO-61 ORROW (being Wedoeselsr the 50th isslant), at Seven, Mr. WALK ER pleposes, is Widen to his usual subjects. an attempt at the Oessolorratkon of the Earth's True Figure and the Lesegisuele et Sm. This original isvestioo of ►is Isle fat►er, Mr. Adem Welker, has bees lately much enlarged sod bean tiled, sad ferias, with its splendid Steamy, as istmestiss Illustration of the Science. Boxes 51.—Pit 38.—New' Gallery le. del.—Places sad par ticulars at Mr. Eisen', 27, Old Rued-street;Mr. Bleat's, Combat ; sad at the Office of the Knife Theatre, daily. To-dav (Tueeday), at Ow, in the usual course, the Seib jert of OPT4OII. W Ike Sint be rulKetestly strosg; if sot, ELECTRICITY.—A Prospects', gratis, as above. MR. MATHEWS .AT HOME at the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, tITRATID, en THURSDAY NEXT, Marcia 11, aad SA TURDAY, the 134, with his 'novel Leftism on Charac ter, Mennen, sad Peculiarities ender lite title a THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OEMR. Peculiarities Fart 111. STORIES: it whieli Emma will Mika steps to intve,liiee the Ce4 kyles Cbsesauespi--. Mat, IMPTVIIII of all-weak in a ludgina-base;Maiveram Serewrierre, Guardian to Arnelrosa (second Emir); Illoesieur Zepkrp, French Ballet Master (Arm ilear); Clevrege Alms" Se/kg—" A line love; Lb Uswelso ab plaid, Eby. sot this euough ; Mr. Mask Magoon, sea mopes lodger, neat Amor; Mies Meekest, in hove with Flaky. Vow* open at Seven o'Cloek ; Performance begins at UM. Boars, Places, and Private Bosses, so be had of Mr. Ste maw; at the Strand Earratice, fiords Teo tall Five. PRIVATE PUPIL. 4 BENEFICED and MARRIED CLER GYILIN. whom Family consists of a few Private N adi, hse now a VACANCY for one ; distaste from fLoodoa Were', nine end len miles. Letters left for 'he Row. J. C.C., Me Hayes s, Booltarl!er.S . , flenrietta.streel ; Covent Gerdes, Lund.., will be duly forwarded. RUSSELLSQUARE. Excellent and Faohinnalde HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Imaiaat CHIMNEY-GLASSES, SECRETAIRR and VIRG BOOKCASES, EIGHT•DAY CLOCK and DIAL, Spare PIANO-FORTE. elegant CHINA aid GLASS, swill Service of Rich PLATE sad Plated Maths, PRINTS, Ice. THE PRICE OF BEER: Mr. HUOKIIIION then moved the Order of the Day for considering the Report of the Malt Defy Repeal Bill, which having been read, and the Re port brought up, be said he ought, perhaps, to take the blame to himself for not having been pre. sent ou Friday last, when the Bill for the repeal of part of the nialt duty was under discussion. On that occasion, according to what he had heard from his friends who were present, it had been stated that the repeal of a part of the malt duty would not lead to soy diminution in the price of beer ; and further, that if the Chancellor of the Exchequer persevere 4 io his intention of repealing the duty, the brewers would be much obliged to him, and put the bonus of the increase of the profit thus arising to them into their own pockets. The duty which it was proposed to repeal amounted, Ireland included,ta 1,500,0001. and he believed he should be quite correct instat ing that the quantity of malt used by the public brewers exceeded one half, being nearly four-lillha of the whole quantity consumed ; so that the repeal of the ditty would give to them a bootie of near 800,0001.—(Hear, hear.)—Now it never could be believed that it was the intention of hi► Right Hon. Friend, in repealing so much of the duty, to put that sum into the pockets of those Gentlemen. He could not believe that the people of this coati• try would submit to any such arrangement — (Hear, hear) —and it was therefore the duty of the House to take care to prevent any such advert• Gage from being taken as would defeat the to tention of this measure.—(Hear, hear, hear.)—tt was thought that the repeal of a port of the duty on malt would prodece an increased consumption of that article ; and that as far as the farmers them selves in their own families, and by their labourers, were consumers, they would derive a proportionate direct relief, and as far as the general consumption should become increased in consequence of the diminution of the duty, a cot►sidrrble degree of indirect relief would be secured to them by such repeal. But if the price of beer were not to be lowered by the brewers, the Wenner& of the measure, as one of relief to the farmer, would Le entirely detested.—(Cries of " Iles►, hear n— th knew it had been said that this repaid would be TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. NORMS, Woriwick r atreet, Gulden-seisare, cad Regesit.atteet), Olt the Presniarr. No d 7. Rasa It-orate, TO-MORROW, IT ETIN6CDAY, the 20th March, 1822, and followint Day, at Eleven o'Clock, by order of the Executors and Trimester Ilse tight Hosourable Sir James Knight, deceased, late Lard Mkt Justice of the Coo euu THE Hapdome HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, consprising lofts Four-post. French, Couch, aid PM/ Bedsteads, with Choutz-cotton Foruiturrs • rine sassourd Feather Beds and Bedd ing ; naanaisetured Cabinet Furniture, in Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes, Ta bles, 1a..; 'tritest Chins:tenon Fresselt-rod Window Cur lain.; Japanned Chairs, Surds, Couirbes, sad Otionsass• Roaevronstl, Pier, and other Tat t les ; Misnagnuy an d Claw Dining Tables; Crllarct Sideboard with Fellesta's; hlshogany Chiba in Hair-cloth; Library Table; lire* Credos Rrsosed Fieurri us Pedestah; Axminster, Bros :al', sad Eiddrintinster Carpets; Numerous }incites Recut ot:.er valuable Effects. May bt •lered 1,11 the Sala; Wan CalaNimes eery be h.t.l at One Shilling cacti, 04 the 10 . 0 e 01 Mt. Rubino, Warrick-sere et, Guldru-squete. . • fill] It RSSENCE of PEAR[. and PEARL IL DENTIFRICE, inreated by the late Jacob Reese, bratist to the Royal Family, have bee* preyed by long ex perience to Tautly excel, both in elegises sad elliracy, .riry other preparation for the Teeth Guass ; they cf. feetsally pre.erre the Teeth in a soeud state ere* lu old age, snider them white and beautiful without impairing the motel, fasten inch as are louse ' and keep inch as are rte. laird trea t tistroiniug worse. They likewise render the losaili delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, prrfectly 'ere the Scurry is the Gums, sad make theta grow Arai and Nose to the Tireth.--'Vbe Essence is particularly recent. """aril to Parents and Persons who Lave the care of ittuldree as the treated preservative*, young and tender "ta. Nolo are genuine but what bays the words, Heart, Bayley and Blew, Coeksper-etreel," engraved the Swap. Price Is. Sd. refit. PTLEY' s TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, Ist Spots and Foams uut of Lace and Linen. The sward W, Bayley" oo She Rue mad Wrapper. LOURING DROPS, for tektite Green out of ;'''.v,',ol.• Wasik' Cloth, Ike. price Is. each. ragLE POMMADE DIVINE, price 3s. Bd. the W hcmuile and Retail, by Bayley and Slew, Per fume", f ork 4 pur-street, Losa•a• rr° Captain JOHN HELY HUTCHINSON. Isle of Ibe Ist Foot Guards, High Sheriff of the County of Tipperary.—Reing desirous to Wee as opportis- Mir of expressing to his Excellency the Marquis WELLES LEY, oar strongest feeliap of respect sad con/dens, *a Ms Exeelleecy's appointment to the high Mulattos of hue Majesty's Representative In this Cousitey, we, she under /Age* rimitest that yes will mamma a Mortis' of your 44 . 6 14,car,a11liyarposa el aloha( as 60 Medium that *Wm Massey, clerk, Tip pmaty •B. B. Bradshaw, Gambeus. town O E. Barlick, Sca[there •Nich. Doberly, Ballydruid •Edw. O'Neager, Marlhill *Thomas •Riele Chadwick, Perryville Pennefather, Grange •Rkb. Milieu, Liansurtagh *War. Perefey, Tipperary •Hansilio• Lockwood,Cashel *John Maher, Tullamaiee *Thomas Grady, clerk, Lit tleton *Standish Grady, clerk, Car . _ . riek•ou Suir *Joshua Sallow, BallywiMasa *James Kelly, Billykoocker Lodge *James Poe, Harley Park *George Grace, Cloacae! •S.O'Meaßher, Ritmo*, *Thomas noisy, Clogheeo *Wm. Cooper, Kitimat* *Jobe Godfrey, Rcechooost *Thomas Leasgao, Castle Fogarty visors Langan, Castle Furarty •Richard Creayb, Castle ark *Robert Holiness. Suirasouut Audrer. Mein, Medfield H. J. Harithea, Caber •Jobu Alderell, dealt, New ebnpa Theses Duckett, Cloausel Richard M. Duckett, Sub. Sheriff; Cloamel %Via. Duckett, CloBlllltl _ . . John Enloell:Caher Abbey James Martial, Presbyterian Minister, Owned Sam °union, Spring...garden Ram. Norton, Little Island James Musing, clerk, Little Island 'Mamas Morton, flume' John Chalesser, Cloomel •William Cliaysor, Deputy Mayor, Cluumel 1 Thomas Tydd, Cloamel Thomas White, Cloned John D. Kellett, Closmosel William Aldsretl, Prospect •Richard Needham, Clonmel 'R..bert Constable, W.U. Chrome' F.dword Eagle, M.D. Cloomel T. Ro.krll, Redinondstoon Robert Bell, D.D. Cloomel OM, Door, M.D. Clonmel ♦mbruse Lane, County Trea surer, Cloomel Frederick Craduck, Gannet Casper Bell, M.D. Climate! Rickard Mammell, clerk, Abberville Jeremiah M'asean, Clonmel Parise Cirbel. Oruro& ard Ossory Kinston Ilardaff alarseteasird •Hosowttesnee, one of the Governors of lie Gong •Gleopll, one of the Gover nors of Ihe County •Hswarden • Limns" •Waierpark • Humility Hutchinson sm. Bagwell, one of the Go. Vernon. of the CUU Obi v •Fr. A. Prittie, Cantu, Rots- loran), Guerilla It M 00... Captain Coldet. Guards, Hoare Abbey •Abrahsto Hely Hitchntoon, Kaocklaty Francis Alstedr, R.N. Duo,- drama R. W. o . C.allalhise. Major- Geseval, Mambally •A. Carden, Teatpksaore Horse •R. Pennefather, a Governor of the County, Cashel _ _ . S. Moore, • Governor of the Cuuuty, has. •M. J. Peardather, New pa►k •R. B. 11. Love, Baffin.. hint+ •w. Bartow, Grove •3. Peery. Woodruff •%V. Perry, Do. Nuital Marne, Kilmaaahaa Castle W. Riall, Oakland A. Riall, Optima •S. Jacob, Mobaroame •M. Jacob, Do. •J. G. Jacob, Do. •D. Ryan, Inch Moose •C. Moore, Moore fort R. Kraae, !leftmost J. Scott, Dean of Liiotorr, Seollrborough °C. Turkey, II.D. Treosurer of !Atmore •Wro. Stepbrown, Clerk, Cloomel I. Hill, c erk, Knockloffy Glebe •W. (Ism, Loloher •W. Quits, jew. Do. •K. Low, LoneGeki •R. Mourn, Ch••rellor$1ow• T. Cluilethilek,Kiigeoicy Thos. Safflrii., Clerk of the Pe•ee, Prior Park 'W. P. Carroll, Tulle House • R. Prendergast, Greesiniu u et 3. Prendergast, Du. R. Cruker, Hz •G. Fitzgerald, M.D., Clog- me I •H. R. Carden, Priery,Trio pleasure . Thom marked thus (•) are Magistrates. In compliance with the ahem, Regelsition, I hereby con. nese a MEETING of the NOBILITY, GENTRY, MA GISTRATES, and r REEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of TIPPERARY, to be held for the porpsseilwreio 11111e8110116011, at the Coact Howse of Clommel, on FRIDAY the 16th slay of ,larch instant. J. HELY HUTCHINSON, High Sheriff. Enocklaty, Mardi 7, HMS, AIVESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY OFFICE, Strand sad CseaMll, Loudon, established is 1702, fur Issursace N Lives sad growing Annuities, oe the same advantageous terms to the Public as have hitherto severed to this Establisbesest their decided Patronage aed Support. Persons lammed by this Office Moe permission to pass be times Dover and Calais, is any of his Majesty'. Ships, or le Packets or Steam Vessels, without extra Premium, daring Peace between Great Britain and France; and the KIM per salmis& is reseeded to Persons Issarred passing betimes Great Britain red bellied in his Majesty's Steam Vow& A Commission is allowed to Solicitors, Aleuts, broken, kc. Theacesees, Tawereits, arm AVDIT01111: Jobe &mac, lisq. arairmaa,• The Hoe. Douglas Yinsaird Depot/ Chalmette. • Mr G. F. Hampeon, earn • I minim Fitshegb, Esq. Sir John Cox Hippisley, Bart. R. Leycester, jun. Eq. William Agnew, Eq. Neill Malcolm, Esq. Juke Bebb, Esq. George G. Mins, Eaq. Stamp Bruoltsbaok, Esq. IG. H. Sumner, Esq. W. F. (Umbria, M.D. Swiney Toooe, Esq. George Cumming, Esq. M.P. Rd. Williams, Esq. Solicitor James Heury Demme, Esq. RICHARD BARNES, Secretary. A GENERAL MEETII halides or TUESDAY, the Ekwir• of Trustees, Direct . . of the Proprietors will be th of Minh. for the actual , sod Auditors. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Mutat 18. Moir Lordships met at twelve o'clock. ♦PPEALS. . .. _ _ SOUTHWOOD, Appellant; FozatAw, Rsepeedeel. This was an Appeal from the decision date Court of Ex chequer. Mr. Pepys was heard for the Rapped's., sod Mr. Hawse is reply.—Judyneat postponed. ALLAN, Appellant ; MAGUIRE, Respondent. This wiui as Appeal from the decision of the Court of Ses 1110U (Scotland). Mr. Blake was heard foe the Appellant, and M. Hume and Mr. Slides for the Respondent.e—Judg sent postponed. GaAs*, App•tlont ; HUNTER, Respondent. This was an Atwell from the Court of Session (Scotland). Mr. Wetherell was beard for the Apptllaat.—Furtber argo meta postponed. The Earl of FALMOUTH, introduced by the Earl of Shaftesbury and the Earl of Limerick, took the oaths and his seat. The Dnke of MONTROSE delivered a Message from his Majesty, that he bad bees waited upon with the Addrentes of their Lordships of the 14th and 15th instant, sad that his Majesty bad bees graciously pleased to give directions ac cordiagly. Lord AUCKLAND presented • Follies fro. the labs helmets of the Tows of Tanoton, in Seeicrsetsbire ' praying Hot a Court for the recovery of small debts migh t be con stituted to that corm—pad, and laid es the table. On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY the Aliens and Drnisent Bill, the Mutiny Bill, she Royal Ma rine Mutiny Bill, and the Aesual ludetnnity Bill, were severally read a sowed time. CIVIL LIST. Lord KING said, that understanding that the day he had giver Notice to bring the question relative to the Civil List before their Lordship% would be inconvenient to some of their Lordships, he would move that the Order of the Day fur the Howse to be summoned ou Tharsday rest should be discharged, for the purpose of its being mewed for Tuesday. the 26th of Nareh.—Ordered. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MoNDAT, Ma'am H. The SPEAKER took the Chair a few minutes before four o'clock . CALCR AFT moved fur account.' of ill causes tried at Quarter Sessions in Ireland Miring the last live years, distiuguishiug each yew, and subtracting those ma acoount of the omulaymeut of tithes; and also all Mistiest i■ the Irish Ecclesiastical Courts is the same period, wader the same distioctions.—Ordered. Sir J. YORKS serisig the Secretary of the Admi ralty in his place, wished to put a question to him respectioic a regulation of the naval service, which was of an interest beyond any other rule or regula tion of that service which could be named. The question turned upon the breach or observance of a certsiu law, which, fur reasons best known to them selves, had, by the Commissioners of the Admiralty been set aside in a recant case. The rule he allud ed to woe, that by which officers who had quitted active service for the civil offices of the department 7 111 r 9P4 41 I w t . z •A• \ J O ? . "-,-auzz- • "" 5(7 •f' Q 7 Z . 4i " -InJ JK • .• it -"le, ',tit; "sio-eul 'A1410g„.111.r.• I;.* 1.1(41.1 1itA4 . 1% I. . 4 % . is,. i% • • vt Pima id. an iodeoemiest, and Ile biped it would be so, with all than who could cotontaod capital naves splay is • ss'bgle barrel at a time. to brew their Ant beer. •It would, no doubt, have a good effect in the country in inducing the farmer to brew his *wit beer. and to furnish it for the consumption of laboutemt and their famihes, instead of giving them nothing but money wages, a considerable portion of which at present went to the public-hoisee for the purchase of beer and liquors. It would Amin .bighly peeper thet 'the serious 'glottis's of the bligiatrates should •he directed to 'an inquiry into the system of lieensing.—(llear. hen. Such had been the state of things in this rasped for • number of years, that there was hardly such thing now to be found as a fete public.biense. They were almost wholly in the beads of the bm*- ernw.(Hear; hear) —and if *donator 'reefs, be takes of this repeal of a part of the dory ou malt. to perfect this system of, he would •not call it mono poly. for that would perhaps. be timataraii a term, but combination, to deprive the public of the belle& which it was entitled to expect from such a mea sure, by keeping up the price of beer, it would be worth while to comic/el how far it would be be neficial to the public to iscresse the number of free houses, by withotiling licenses from those in the hands of the brewers.—(Hear, hear, bear.)—Tbe intention of the Legislature in repealing the duty was to promote an increase of cooseseptimi, mid if the price of beer were not lowered, that io tention would be defeated. It became the duty, then, or the'Legislature, to inquire how it might best prevent ite intention from being frustrated. The bast course that coeld, in his opinion, be adopt ed for that purpose, and the House ought to be prepared for such a proceeding, would be to lay a duty on every barrel of beer brewed by the puttee brewers, the duration of which should be contin gent on the keeping up of the present price.— (Hear, bear, hear.)—The amount of the mot duty .to be repealed was Bs. a quarter, and if *loaner el Salt would brew three barrels and a half of beer, the additional duty to the brewer should be in proportion to the increase of prodi on the beer, which the reduction of the duty on the malt would otherwise give him.—(Hear, hear, hear.)—The brewers mutt either have been losers for sonic time to an extent far beyond what he could con ceive their att.mtion to their own interests would have allowed them to undergo by remaining in the busineos, or they must now be making the most dis proportionate and inordinate profits.—(Hear, hear.) —When the fall in the price of barley, the fall in the price of hope for some time past, the dimiou limo( their outgoings in cattle, fodder, and ex penses of every kind, and consequently in the 'Y aunt of capital necessary for earning on their iffitheee, move •oit -term into etthsiilerstion, the pablie bibs*ta►ty a right to eel:net that the pi ice .r beer should be lowered, independently of am• redaction of duties; hut it was impossible that the price should be allowed to be kept op now that a diminution in the dory on malt wee hiking place, which would at least amount to a farthing iu the pot of beer; end, therefore, if his Right lion. Friend, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, had been present, he should have suggested to him a hope, that unless he received some intimation of the iiitention of the brewers to lower the price of beer, he would impose a duty to that amount. — (Hear, hear.) • Mr. CA LCIA FT not having been present at the discussion of this Bill on Friday, did now know to what communication the Right Hon. Gentleman alluded ; but he fully concurred with I in his observations as to the propriety of imposing such duty on beer as he had suggested, if tiny design were entertained of intercepting the relief proposed to be granted from the pockets of those whom the Legislature tutended to benefit by the repeal of the duty on malt—(Hear, hear)—and be felt a pecu liar pleasure in hearing the suggestion of the Right Hon. Gentleman, because, independent of those ad vintages to the farmer, and others which lie had Isolated out, soch • measure would afford hint an opportunity of renewing, with increased strength of claim, his proposal to repeal that most odious of all duties, the tax on salt—(Hear. hear, hear) — which such n measure as that suggested by the Right Hoe. Gentleman would enable the House to do not only free of expense to the public trea aney, but with intrettied gain to the revenue; fur kin motion went only to the repeal of 500,0140/. of opsiree,whereas 1,500,0001., which it had beets pro. to give tap, sould be retained hotted. His C:t H... Friend having spoken of h Haig ht ..ops, .t be.prensitted hies to remind the House of thetirCjill stases 'of about 50,000 acres of land, according to 'the returns on the table, being employed in the growth of hope, the duty on winch war calculated et 440,0001., being neatly 5/. an acre, is proportion of duty which he could not hut consider as a v. unfair pressure on that pert of the agricultural c..- pital of the country which was invested in the few duotioo of hops. Mr. HUSILISSON said, his Hon. Friend appeared In have entirely misunderstood what lie had said.. lie had only suggested the tax which he had nevie turned contingenity on the lowering of the price or., beer. He was sure the intimation would have doe effect which he iutended, and that the brewers would hove the good sense to lower their trier. Mr. CALCIAFT said, he relied on the ii as of the brewer. to adhering to their resolution fur the contrary.—(A lough.) -Mr. Damsoront expressed his gratitude to the Right Hon. Gentlemen for the suggestion which he had made, and bayed it would have the effect ! which he enticipatedlii'" Mr. Buxton said, that certainly no proposition could be more monstrous than 00, slier the Lev.. lame. had agreed to the repeal of a Fart of the duty, as a measure of relief to the farmer, sod 0. e .. nend benefit to the consumer, this sum sh ou ld Ise taken out of the pockets of the public to go into the pockets of the brewers.—(Hear, hesir.)- , -The brewers, it was true, had large stocks on hand of beer and malt, which had paid the old duties, and I i~ • . _ , '1 tar _. itAMP.P9LAND. Massa It, ISSI. THE T DIRECTOktS of the GOVERNOR end COMPANY of the BANK if ENGLAND Om Notice, Tnat a GENERAL. COURT win be held at Ike Bank oa THURSDAY, the Vim inst. at Eleven **Clock iu the Furs. wan, to consklrr of a DIVIDEND; and aloe, that another GENERAL COURT win be held at the Book on TUES DAY, the iitth April seat, from Ten o'Clock in the For ▪ till Four in the Anernoos, for the ELECTION of a GOVERNOR and DEPUTY-GOVERNOR for the year ensuing (ohieb will be declared that evening); and she same Coed will be continued by adjournment, aid held at the same place sad during the same hones, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th April nem, for the ELECTION of Twesity-four DIRECTORS (which will also be else of the Quarterly Ge neral Courts appointed by the Charter), and the Election of the Twenty.feur Directors will be declared as soon as the Stratus) , is over. Printed Lists or the Proprietors baring Votes will be ready to be delivered at the Bank on Saterday, the 13d instant. R. BEST, Secretary. N.B.—By an Act parsed is the 7th year of the Reign of his late Majesty, no Person will be entitled to Vote at the said Electhan who shall not have been Six Calendar Months possessed, in his own right, of the Stock for wbieh he shall then give his Vote, inks* the said Stock shall have bees acquired, or shall b are come by Bequest, or by Montage, or by Succession to an Intestate's Estate, or by the custom of the City of London, or by any Deed of Settlement after the death of any person who shall have been entitled fur life to the Dividends urged' Stock. ...... •1, , ' KIS- ~} •1 3 o: w 4 i 1 / 1