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manda. WiilTl3ae4t) said the Nidde Lord had de scribed as regulations what; in . Itoint.- of fact, were qiii k tiations. The 6000 ur.nt employed in Spain might undoubtedly besd ennitlerable service, and it tvas certainly a gent amendment that tbemoney was to bt; so applied winch used to be gvanted so lousily. . 1k wished to know' of the Noble Lord, IvitetherthOse regulation; which 111(1 been adopted the suggestion of till :British i o vernment, were l elly coy produce those political advantages to the penple of Sicily anti to thii country, which , bad :beet' held out. as that which inight . be cx pccted Lord .:I,ASI7I.I:VM.A.CiI! 'o l .lsC6'ea , it ' Mrai `aye ry great question , which had been put to him, lion. tfielitL111:111 was aware that the basis of a t::on4itittlrfirtind 'been laid (*.own very different LONDON Pr At the Stitt Oki, fronit tit .Lt,: which was fOrnierly tbe 'Constioatiolt. of Sicil This was in- progress of discussion, but . tty St not Yet tinols completed. Was san goii, cibto to hope great' advantages from it. Ile tru.ted it would prove beneficial to tire Sici litMS fe.:(lth* posterity, and secure their attach ment to this country. The lion. Gentleman was awarc this country had never attempted to exer cise well a controttking power in Sicily, as would be inconsistent with the independence Of its Go-. vernment. It had been the endeavour or Mini-' sters to unite the feelings of the people, and em bark their! whole mcans.of defence in the com mon cause. Mr. WIIITIIIREAD said, if the Constitution were a gdod one, it w'ould be most satisfactory to find tiatt it benelitted the people of Sicily. If it were fdt to do this, we should have in Sicily an Ally very different from. what she had hitherto been, as till npw there had always been a very considerable party against England. 'rise motion was agreed to. I.4USU }IISCELLANEOITS SERVICS. Mr. W. FITZO44II/iLD hoped the Resolution he was about to submit to the Committee, would not experience much opposition. He regretted the ith sense of a Rt. Hon. Burt. (Sir J.Newportl,whose industry and attention he could not but admire, however lit might differ from him in the view he tool of maoy subjects which came beforethe house. On his •acoonnt he could have wished to po4timue the Resolutions, if 'they could .conve niently have been postponed till after the adjourn tnent. The first resolution lie should propose' was, the grout of a sum not exceeding 32,963/. Is. Irish currency to defray the expellees of the Board of Palle Works for the year 1813. On this es timate it would be seen there was an excess of 2,436/. over, the vote of !eat iyear, This was oc casioned by important works, which had been long delayed only on account of• the neceS., sity which had existed for waiting • till 'others were completed. One of these was the widen ing of the passage to the Castle Yard. This was necessary, as there was hardly sufficient room for two carriages to .pass, and therefore not a fit avenue to the residence of.the . Lord Lieu tenant. In the last year a sum lied been expends ed fullyequal to that, now culled for. Those with whom the Inisiness of twinging the estimates for warkt this year, had thougirt it best to come at once to the House for the sum required for the year. He then moved his Reselution for a grant of 32,968/. IS. , Irish currency, .to the Board of Public Works in Ireland for the present year. Mr. WYNN.; said, he did not mean to object to this grant, but he wished to state, that. in the pre sent situation of thecountr, no expense that was not absolutely necessaryand'eonld not be deferred should he incurred, and' he entertained some doubt' whether this grant was of that description. Mr. PEEWCOlleUrred with Mr. Wynne in the general proposition which he, had laid down, but coniendzd that the alterations which it was now proposed to Make at the Castle , were absoletely necessary, not for purposes of ormunent, but ,for. the sefety, of thepassengers. The opinion of the Architeet had been takenoind he hod declared the bridge, from the terrace, was in an unsafe suite. After a few' words froni Mr. Wynne and Mr. Books the resolution was agreed to. 56223,943 odd, expenses 'of the Secretary of State's Office, w 4.3 Voted e,ithout opposition. Upon the next vote 10,500 . 1. for aavertisements, Prdelemations, &c. • : • . Sir IL PARNELL opposed the- grant, as tending to give Government an undue influence over the press of Irelisnds . . Mr. W. Freztseststo rebutted this charge, end (xplained the circerestances Which rendered the expenditure necessary to the country. _ 'Air: ti t titTDREAD was against the vote, as totally unnecee.ery, • . . . ' Mr. Psete Said,- he bad no objection to take upon himsrif ell the rspinisib;lity respecting the disposal Of i.:,- money that belonged . "to his official, siteeti m. 'toe lion. Baronet .(Sir li, Parnell) was (i npliaely mistaken if he suppesed that any Olt of (Li , stern : Avss' laid out •to infiaeece 1,» - ipera that.wsre Lostle to the datholies, for some of the papers tint ‘, ere the warmest advocates, of the Catholes bud their' full 'share of ' these - p roe lareetions. Sonic Papers certainly had not these advert isements,, but he believed they were not withheld . from any Paper., the Proprietor Or Editor of which, had not been convicted of 4 • libel. The sum now called fur was 10,500 L and the expenditure would be confined within that . sum, as it was last year. In former years though the sum granted was the - same, yet the . expenditure 'was greater, and in 1806 and 1807 when•the honourable Baronet opposite (Sir 11. Parnell) and a Right lion. Baronet were in office, the stun expended wits between 17 and 15,0001. each year. ,The • money paid for the insertion of these- Proclamations was paid upon a certificete of the. insertion, and everyone at all acquainted with till: state of Irela*tnew that it, was necessary to give publieitytio ...e ProelemationS ill this manner.-s -'...Ns to the plait proposed, of increasing the circula ' lion of the Dublin Gazette, ,he ;was sure that it would be found .much more expensiye than the mode now, adopted. Mr. 113AwKRs saw no ground for opposing the grant, and --thought it unfair to describe the ap plication of this sum as any interference with the press on the part of Government.' A desultory conversation ensiled, in whia Ar. Whitbi.e,id, Mr. ' Bankes, Mr. 'W. 'Fitzgerald, Mr. Tierney , Mr.' Croke' s, Mr. Rose, and Mr. PoesinthY, parti cipated. 't he Resolutitm was then agreed ta. Several other Resolittions for 501113, the amount of wioicis we could not bear, were agreed to. • • ell of the City of Londoic, against 'the ,erection of the Queenhithe Bridge. Mr. Locitumer gave notice , t h a t on the 13tli of Mop he would move that the House take into cot sideration the Report ot 'the Committee on the Petition' of the 'British American Claimants, wheti•he should feel it his duty to submit to the HoOe a Resolution expressive o'f the justice of the-elaiiu of the Petitioners WI their country fur eo tupensatio4 and relief. EAST IN i t commirrEE. The House Iniving resOlved itself into this Com mittee, Counsel for the Compauy proceeded to ex.iiinitie Col. Monroe. The substance of his evi .denee WAS similar to that of the other witnesses, and in favour of the' Company. Whew' Col. 'Monroe Withdrew, the House re sumed,- Mr: Lcs NoTost , repOrteil 'progress, and obtained leave tip stt again to-morrow. - Mr. Rtzi,in , gave notice that lie would•move that the lionse should he called over on Tuesday, the l Idiot' May. This notice was understood to be given with a reference to the Bill to be brought in by Mr. Qrattun iPi favour of the Catholics. but the few exiilanatory i.v9rds with which Mr. Ryder prefaced liiK notice were not distinctly heard in the gallery. , • The House went into a Committe©, on the 'mo tion of Mv. Mhicrix, , on the Deputy llemein . - btancee of the Exchequer's Bill. Sir;l. GRAI-TAM did not objeet to the principle of the Bill; but had Many amendinents to move ; the principal object of which was, t 6 provide a proper remuneration for the officers of the Court of Exchequer employed by'the Depoty Remem brancer, in lien of the emoluments they at present received. • Mr. IL MAuTIN defended the Bill, as oaot iteriehing on the proper fees of the officers of the COurt. It went on the same principle as that re gulating the office of At comptant General of the 'Court of Chancery, which took from the., eleven blasters who were not defaulters, the monies with which they bid ban entrusted (and of which they bad been accustomed to take the interest), without making them any renumeration. wislfied the clauses in the present instance to be gone through pro firma, and taken into consideration soon lan' the holidays. Sir fiesnANl wished to know if the Ho koourable Gehtlentatt was willing to let the Bill be I.e committed, as, he' was not disposed. to give up, any a his amendments without taking, the sense of the House ou them. Mr. MARTix wished the measure to be fully and fairly considered. The clauses of the Bill were then read pro for ,re, and the Muse having resumed, the Report wa, 'brought tip, and ordered to be taken into ItAther consideration on Frithty the 7th of May. GRANT IN AID OF PORTUGAL. The Howse lathy , resolved itself into &Commit ra tee of Stipp') , Lord CASTI.LREAGIT,' in calling the attention of 'the House to the most gracions Message of the. `rrince Regent, as that ,to Which it rcl,!rred• had .taz.en alre my several times before the House, and be not being aware that any thing had Occurred to intlace them to depart front the line of policy purstle,d for ae.veral years, he did not feel it necessary to go inth the subject as it had been ,f4one into 90 former occasions. Satisfied that in the present state of 'the war, Parliament would be ready to give to Pottogal the same aid which it had formerly 'granted, he would' not trespass longer on' the time of the House, but. holding, bittp,elf ready to give 'any explanation that might be.recittii - cd, or to meet any objection that might lisp isrgea, he should move precisely the Same grant us ..bad been .made in the last year. l e then moved, that a anus not exceeding 2,000,0001. he granted 'to his nijesty, to eniible tri continue his .pay the PortagueAc troops pow serving, and to :afford 4.,11:1) other bid to:Partugar as eircurn ,stancts might require, The motion wa agreed to. td)ld CASTLEIMAGA said:the next subject to which ,he hld to call ilitiattent;;on ut the Commit trce„ %5155 the Sicilian subsidy.- The liouse would rectiliect that this was a grant t'o which the, faith of the entintry was pledged. Itegulatioos, hoW evert,.had been, itAtte since the subject was 'before the ihst Parlialient, which might supply an ad dirional indneement to conic to the Vote he should te!',Orionend:i nsov,.,A Co , grant of a stun nOt r. ces ' 400,000/: to enabh.., his Majesty 'to make ototid his engagement:B with the Government Mr. \Vitt-ma:An wished to know what were regalations alluded to' by the Noble Lord, as likely to induce the Howse to come to Otis vet wit!) ino+re than usual alacrity, and ,t/he u,( r the advantages hel.l out were likely to be re.tlizcd ? Lord CASTLERE4GII felt he . might be to blame. for not having gone more into the subject. The trcaty recently concluded with SiCily being before the tion - se„ he had assumed the [louse t(i be in of. :cts contents. : By that nearly two thitti,i tite`subsidy wete put undeti the care of Cie Commander. in ,5 . 101. y; ninl were made generally the`tiervice lit the Mediter rc.tteln, t,(7.11`, were at.prellent 6,000 men actinttly serving in Spain, who were Inuit Out of .the sith sidy, winch wa much ratite generally applicable to the e'Aigeneies of the war thaL'i formerly. By the treaty, more than half the forces of the Sicilian (.lute trinieut were placed ,under the British Cont- MAYNOOTII COLLEnE. ,Mr. FrrzorAALD proposgd an additional sup for the suppoirt of the Establishment of ,Roman Catholic Youth at Maynooth. He thoo:J:t , that the Establishment should be extended ; at the same time, he was authorised by the per , ons concerned to say, that they did not by airy m alls take a part „in the great question at issue. The additiomil sum which be proposed, would be 700/, per apnum.' Mr. PEE LE, said, that having on former circa.. - sions opposed the increase of grants to Maydooth College, Ise thought it riglo to say that he still tretained his opinion, and chould not consent to this grant if the objeet o it were to inetense the establishment but as'it was merely proposed to enable the heikds of that institution to carry into effect and amend the existing estabkhment, he elt that he could; AvithOnt any inconsistency, agree to it. • The Resolution for a grant of 2763/. for the suppott of the Establishment at l'llaynonth, then passed. The CITAtMELLOR of the- ExcltEouhn pro posed - a resolution for granting the sum of '2 . 60,000/. to be paid into the Bank of England, and to be placed to the account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of • the National' Debt, for the pur pose of being applied by.them in providing for six millions of Exchequer Bills. After some words front Mr. BANKEs, this Re solution was - agreed to. • Mr. LYTT ',ETON' gave notice ; that soon after the holidays he should Mahe a motion on the sub ject of the manner in which the naval war has been carried on with the .U n it e d S ta t e s, - , and that to-morrow he would move for - the, production of certain papers relating to that subject.. Mr. CHOKER was sure that the Admiralty would not have any - objection to produce any papers connected with the subject on which the Finn. Gentleman had given notice of a motion. WEYMl;iu;ru .VOTER'S BILL. This BM IO , S read a third time, emd after a few words from Mr...llAvm3 Gtnny, who proposed a new clause,. Mr. Sinjeaut o.,Nst.Ow opposed the elatise. Mr. B, Ilti'nunsr spar in favour of it. Mr, Serjca►it litsT thought the l►fuse innocent. Mr. W. WYNNE said a few words ; after-which the clime being read a - first and second time, went through u Committee of the whole Llouse, Re port of which was received, and agreed to. Another C:7,use was proposed, which was nega tived. The Billythen passed. A Bill for the better regulation of, the Cotton Trade in Ireland was read a first time, and ordered to he read a second time on 'rue:iday,se'nnight. lbe other Orders of ihe Day %Vint then dispo , sed of, and the - 'louse adjourned at Halt-past One FROM TIIE' tONDON OAZEITE, 'Aunt!, io. DIVIDENI)S—At May 4. T. rttgwell, Iforsliarric Sussex, tamer, rA ten. May 4, H. Tee', late of Wellclose,c(ptare, tea-dealer, at out. May 4. S. Wall, Salisbtiry, li , .:en-draper, at eleven. May ft. It. Iteclo,vith, Leather.latte,. lea tit.e.r7,entter, at twelve. May a.. .1. Stanley and . T. .I , l..rain?:, DOal, Fl:ip-agents, at two,' May a. H. Coratack, late . of NVatling-street, nr.;'.ier, at two. iiay E.l,lwtott, meet:a:tut, at one, May 'Lt. I. Rogers, Dover, hoyinan ' at one. May 1,..../:.Wangh, Laratis-Conduit,,rt Irthertlathei, at 10. ' May 1. T.l'. Green, (Ward-street, stay..tuaker, at. ten. May a. C, Sankey, dames-street, Covent- garden, cheese monger, at one,. Mai - .1. J. 'Bacon and W. / Spear, I;owei Tharae.--street, tirh m„iigers, at twelye. May 1. T. Shvollnotharn, Dowtable,.. Bedfordshire, shop -keeper, at eleven. May lb. S. fltt. , ,kissun, Swint:an-.;treet, Gray's-Ittn-lane, clte mi:it,,at eleven. May S. J. WollV and J: New Britli;e-arcet, trier- • ehants s at ten. M ay -I. J. yoriter, roster-lane, bald:rater,, -.a, at twelve. May 3. It. Mancha rd, West glover, at eleven. April '> .1. Ballmnr, City' Charal:ees, Lislo -, mate-street, rut rcl, it, , at twelve. May lit B; Charles, St. Alban's-street, fatal-malt, tailor; at I WO; 1.. • April 17. Davies, St. Martin'-s-le-f.;rand, buttonseller, at twelve. May 1. i'. I)ongair, late of BreaCstreet, waralwaseman, at 11. ' May I. A. M. Bennett, late Of Devonstire-street, flaeott , - square, inscratice-brot,r, atone. I May 1. M. Matthews, Clipper .1 7 .144 . Smithfield, slop-seller, at oieven. May I. I) Illachford, Lead , :nliall.street, gal(' lactutratt, at 11. May . i9..l. W. Sherwood,Newgatestreet, cher, se aionisir, at 11. .May 1. J. Brown, Norman-street, flue....ntitlier, at eleven. May I. .F. 13arluw, Itrulge-road, Lambeth, tailor, at. one: July 1. G. Halei,,Blyinoath-Doelc, Kl..jasvaltUcliant, at one, at She Auction Mart Haunts, Plygootith. • April c.. 10. H. Maddy and T. T. 43004 h, lievellitil,waohetaplers, at eleven, ;it the Cite Aviv's ILA el, I.lerefi,t 44. • Ap r il an„ ti. tiuudy , , 24attehester, draper, at eleven, at the, New inn, Blackburn, May 4. S. I luttt, Jun..bita of Catlnain, Flainv4iro, ./ealer, at . nie, at the White I.l.noiley, Ni kt y 1..'1'. Attl.9ebronli, late .I , ltollestnae, 'tinier, at !oar, at the Kiligstou Arms Inn, Ne„.1,'1,-.:lent-. Treat, Nottinghamshire. ty, Duncan and A.. "'Lineal), Liverpool, drapers - , at two, at tilL! OillaCe tits, Nlattellester. April ::!L T. Stewart, North-Shield, Northumberland, ship at ,lev, a, at the tienrge 'fareeti, lincliWrUY-stinare, Not:th • • May 1. S. Summers, Dirnaingli.itn, Eleiller, at twelve, at the ltny - {1 lintel, Temple-row, l'nrinlia;liani. • ' May 10. .I:llraWn, late of Berwieli-opair-Tweed, corn-rner ebant,l at elveun, at the lied Lion, .11eve;ici.-uptta,'l'weeil. May',4. J. Ilroadloy,'Paplue, llary., Lancashire, dyer, a t , e t e . %en, at. White Horse Inn, Nl:lathe:arr. ,May 5. P. l'itzherhert, Bath, merchant, 'at. eleven; ic.tthu (.10dr tuerei.:.1 Roams, BriStol. May ff. J. Davison, North shi,o., Nurthaniberland, hard ' wareman, at 11, at the commercial I Intel, Noah Shields, May 1 1. T. Dolman, Kendal, WeAmaii.l,,,,d, two, at the . 11.'1(1p:water Arms Ina, Main:lie:ter. Mayl2. It. P. Moukon,- Wigan, Lanca,liire, and P. VaI.:COY, Maitchest;r, manufacturers, at two, at the Ilritlgewater Anna Alanchester. 1.1.',4,0n, rind 4ttarrell, Lanelslikre; canoe-printers, - at eleven, tit the .Briclgewater Antis Manchester. r. W. L. .'.•l t , E l> t o ri r ' t i t i :g i a ( ;- A 1) 1 1:1 1 25 5 ,..\ -- 1 it- ' l , n Y ; 1 (.1 . -road bo al; ic 11 e r W. Fiodun; late of the Kent-road, curpirtvr. • W. Preston, late Of Leedt. Yorkshire, merchant. W. C. Stsahlrinz,.Dolalory-street, Westmiuster, tailor. 14. J. J. r.40,}, lace of the 1,140-idol .Jamaica, but now of "Jew. tierta-itreet, Ca vent-gardou, broller: Wltiottcy, South Shielei t, Durham, merchant. • . J. kholebehl, Wylie, Yorkshire, and J. Lee, North Ilierley, Yurk4hire, cott9n-niartuf ;laurel's. W. IV illiums now or lute of IV itleut L, Worcettersbirc,iooney. beriverfer. P. Latin, liedfor,d-stioare, iron-wercliant. • G. Il(ogi , ,Sat4th Es.crx, soap-tanker. ft. ci-4t0.0t harp, 'l.ivi..rpo.,l, tidtc.waretaall. V. Coiliatercial-road, plumber. \V;'f'a)lor, r. J. SLI•At ft,.l, ilullkora-hitl, books:4ler. M. it. 1.v,; , „; and J., Gniy, late of St. Mary , -at.lldli ship- F. late of Earith, ihmtittgdOnthire, butcher. G. 1, 4 4, 4 ., of the City -mud, wend:a:it., . . J., i hotiligetkr. ' T. flume, ;inn; coal-menhant, NV. 1%.,,w11, Sackvillv-stretb, lac,etnath . arcroge price of Browo pit Mna d > "O.TIT; cumpotett from the Ileturtis mole it+ the- week. emiiig Apni, 1813, is CAis: 1114. per cwt. excksive the Custims. rigadicr -General 1)0 \I-Nt g - bus exc aange in a manner hi , chly honourable to hiln. Ilr es change was elfectc(l:by the' lilt.trquis of VELLIt;G TON, AS Generalissimo of the Spani,ll asuies• A. work In.'s j+ - 5 - t uuda the " ilistorical.Sketches of POntics and ?oldie r:, ftir the year 181.2, which we i.ccO:umenJ to attention our readers ; and which, 111)13 tic nature of its plan, and its able and di,passiou'''' execution i ,promises to obtain a prOminat f:l%]. ainong the higher class'of J-listOrical Works igsue from the British Press. Th e I nc aibnually sent volume comprises, amo ng others, the follo vr• • ing important subjects : —General V iCkir of Character of the.different Political Parties hi. tbit Country ; the Campaign i n the Peninsulh : tltues a.; lit.o• sink Politics and C a mpaign In the Nort rica ; behind 'ma the Catholic Question; 31 0 tivs ' Last India Company. . , LONDON MARK ETS; IN INIAItIt..-LAND, Me..41-cie:ltarit • March g 9, ArriN. 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Ort the'QCtli of December lest, pt the T„)l , r.' i s ,; 1,10 w itt ett-gartlea, Peter Braley,Esq. a to 01 ".- os l ' tola, h e 26. i1n la te 1 0 .10 Att. . last. Penelope, relict of the 41,4°, 4 .ll ' ile ' ritta nburY s . ot)ini ,:taU,enne:aihro,tinstshotei.ia4;?th,r,sii:anistath.neDeer.ll6,l:llno4dyioe:rv.:7;;;:lia::l44"friif:'l:se In liartiet . s.l.,:ii.ings, I-foiboril, in the 71.r,t.30f oe 1 ev o Oa ‘l'etlaesday last, at Doti) Janr, reil" OP 5t , di'l‘ir:::ll:tc,;,.7l.l:e, I ...............".?", ----'-..---,, :KS YESORPA,• Lti Smith Sea StOCU, if '''' E'Xtiltgl, DOW ;IV, I' ss. iip. pr, ?ifilpielirtilfi'S per CO. f.' pitta Alin. Cow, for tc' gott',l 1' )N nitives To oft t fvroing, 4.5 Pliroltg PRICE OF STOC; `took, Navy per Cent. 8801 41i,, Colt. 73iii lit:x Cent. ited. 59i Mik S per Cent. Cons. :19h 1...-kon. 14 11-14iths hack, tottia Bowls, es. 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A 1 5 : : I' . l . 1.4 o,;—_......verage. . .1 . , f (.1 4 .r --,171., . 1 ior! ,1/401 111()M AS WOOD, of No. 112, Strand; und li th if,i,bca by ‘l - 11.LIAM Cirosrennr-stinatc, , aacd 4,t Icv, No i strau4l, wl;ere eldviirtiilinents. Orders for the" Parer , Le t ters for th e E ‘ , 21( . 7 , (p 0,51 pttti), molt be addressed: A p 4A) • 44, „' k+)