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Positively she only Night or she Seaton at Play4llouse Priers. 111 r KELLY'S ANNUAL BENEFIT. ON THURSDAY ti .e sots , y. he pert . ..ruled (by partieular desire) the First Part of the popular Hallam Opera, called LA GAZZA LAURA. • Prettied .by Ruesini's Grand Military Overture, by the 11.1411, 41 the Opera Bead, led by Sugoor Spate°tem. Perfetsers—hbodiene Camporeee, &visor Cie The latter part of his question, he per. elver' by the votes of the other House of Parliament. wag answered last night by Mr. Secretary Goariberri. flu the day he alluded that he had pot the ques tions to the Noble Ent lie declined to answer but he trusted he was now prepared to answer the 4rat question. He had thought that the visit of ttye Sovereign to Ireland in the last year would hate had the happiest effects in that country, anti he looked at the condescension of the Sovereign in hooking that visit with gratitude ; but his foot had hardly left it when diaturbatice and. distress at peer. eel in its worst shipe. When Parliament met In February last their Lordship, were called on fts pass Acts of coerc,on to put down the disturbance, but up the 16 h of May, the very day before he was addreasing their Lordships, there had been no project. roomed by Ministers to relieie the dis treys, and there could be no doubt that the Irish Government at an early period must hair known of it. The Noble Eirl concluded by moving, that lbere should be laid on their Lordships' table a re tain) of the first communication made to Govern meat of the expected distress of the several dia. dicta in Ireland fur wont of food. The Earl of LIVSILPOOL had no difficulty in answering any question ice respect of the state of Ireland when properly brought before their Lord ships. The Noble Marquis et the head of the Irish Goveihment was not utility days in his otfice until he considered it his duty to have an inquiry made auto the state of the late harvest to Ireland, the re sult of which was, that it was reported to him there was no scarcity to he itplirs•he ided of provisions in soy Fart of the country, lint evert in the article of potatoes. The scarcity since iii that article had been canoed by what could not h.ve been antici pated—rains. which got so the pits they were put in for safe keeping. Tne great difficulty in a pota tion or this maitre was in the policy of Government coming forward to supply food to the people. In this country, in the years 1900 and 1801, when there was a scarcity of grain, it Deter was thought of that the Government should feed the people, and in his opinion it would be a roost &molar measere for the Gosertiment to interfere in the article of food. Some yews ago the weavers of Spitolfields were greatly distressed, application was made to Go vernment for relief, and it was refused, as it was to Scotland ; but they were relieved by a more eirr ui toas, certsinly, but a better mode of relief, a tempo rary advance of motley. He requested their Lon:- ships to look to whet the cons-gumtrees would be, if Government did interfere by supplying the peo ple- with food ; it would. in the first place, inter fere with individual charity ; and secondly, in the economy of food. In the years 1816 und 1817, when Government gave an advance of money to Ireland to relieve the distresses of the people. he • was convinced that much fraud lied been occasioned by it. tie was satisfied that the peer laws su this ESSEX. WANSTEA D HOUSE. MAGkIFICENT COSTLY FURNITURE, de•igned in the first Style of Elegant", and of superior Manufacture ; a capital BILLIARD TABLE; splendid CHANDELIERS and GI R ANDOLIES ; raped) BUHL, sad veleable ANCIENT and ORIENTAI. CABINETS; curious EBONY CHAIRS, SOFAS, dm.; luillisnt PLATES of GLASS, • PEDAL HARP; PIANO-FORTES; 'boot 1 WENTY.TWO THOUSAND OUNCES of PLATE; choice COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, fine GOBELIN TAPESTRY; LIBRARY of valuable BOOKS • CELLAR of ebuiceWlN ES, ALES, kr. ; vs. lusble C ollection of elegant and fine 01.9 CHINA; rich CUT GLASS, HOUSEHOLD LINEN, sad verities EFFECTS. K. ROBINS, of Werwiek House, Recent. :TA street, Winona the Nobility, Gentry, sad the Public, that, by order of the Trustees, be shall idler FAR SALE BY AUCTION, On the PrelltiPee, Winstead Howie, no MONDAY, the of June, and Thirty-one till," ing Days, at Eleven ,'Clock, as per arrancemeat in toe Catalogues (Saturdays and Sun days excepted), THE SUPERB ELEGANT FURNITURE OF THE AIIONE SPLENDID MANSION, . . _ Peregrine (first time), Mr. Cooper ; the Hon. Tons Shank. tea, Mr. Russell; Earl Fitsbalaans, Mr. Fool,; Sir Simon Noehdalr, Mr. Gantt.; Jnb Thoraherry, Mr. Dorton ; Dart, Mr. Knight; Frank Rochdale, Mr. B d; Dennis Brat goaddery, Mr. John Johliatone. Lady Caroline Brayinore ; Mrs. Gliteer Mary Thoruberry, Mrs. W. West ; Mrs. Brut gruiidery, Sirs. Hailowe. Between the Play and Farce a Grand CONCERT of Vo cal and Instrumental Music, by Mr. Brabant. Mr. T. Cooke. Mr. Knight, Madame Vestris, Mos Pore), Miss Cahill, and Signor Aothrogeiri. T. roarhoir with the Firee of TWO STRINGS TO YOII.IR DOW. Lawarillo, Mr. Muoden ; Don Pedro, Mr. Gatti.; Don Soacho, Me. Hushes; °oasis, Mr. Barnard; Fruity/al, Mr Thospeou. Clara, Mr.. Omer. . . Signor &snot decree/04 iirmaiCarloni, and Madame Wore@ (by peranimime.of Mr. ElleMms), Sugnura Grseiaai, Signor Di Ganvaani, %cane Normal. Ahoy *hick the Priiie &Nash Conway of . THE DAY AFTER THE WEDDING . Colonel Fn. lows, Mr. Russell; Lord Rivers, Mr. Bair need; James Mr. Hughes Lady Eltisheth Freebies.; MIS. Glaser; Mrs. Dairies, Mrs. Herlwhie (by permiviiie of Mr. EiIOWOR • ) Iftwesbnie to conehisle vied vinnular.R•lts4 called LER PAO ad DU DUC DE VENDOME; Or, TM TWELVE PAGER of the DYKE of VENDOME. Mr. Kelly has the h.motir of •unneoring in his Friends and Ilse Public. that he has obtained the powerful and alit/se ttee aid of Monsieur Paul, Principal Dancer at the Greed Owsge_, it Paris; together with th a t o f Mademoiselle Noble', Mercowdolli s Madame Monti Vestris, Mails tilliMaelle De Varenues, Muss. Anatole, Mademoiselle Ru. Pitede end !Monsieur C Vestris, assisted by the whole Cuips Mr In the course of the Mallet. Mademoiselle Ittiblet end Ms demoiselle Mereandotto will dance their highly popular Bolero; Monsieur Paul will dance ilia celebrated Pas de Trots with Mademoiselles Roland sod De Varennes; and • favour.' THRA TR H-ROT A L. COV K tiITG A R URN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Mir IP, will be acted, 6th time, • Play, iu three acts, tater armed with M use, call. d THE LAW OF JAVA. The Emperor of Java, Mr. Abbott; Aid), Mr. Duroset ; Pirbaym, Mr. Young; Orriiga, Mr. Yates; Major VOIR Glii• sea, Mr. Fawcett; Haim G licit, Mr Jones; Snickersuee, Mr. Coiner; Peogiixe, Mr. Listing. Zaide, Mist M. Tree; Fmaijoilhre, Miss Stephens. To which will be added, 35th lira., a nrw Grand Asiatic Melo-diametic Romance, called CHERRY AND FAIR STAR; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. Cherry, Mrs. Vining; Sanguinbeck, Mr Farley; Toped, Mr. Grimaldi; Hossanbad, Mr. Blanchard; GinfSer, Mr. Chapatis; Nusirddin, Mr. Horretinw. Fair Si.,, Miss Footei Aviaryaua, Mass Btalllllollt Papilla, Miss E. Des mitt. Tlw, Law of Java will he repeated every eliciting not ap. propriated to benefits. Cherry and Fair Star will be repealed every eresillig, bee.. fits excepted. Finisbed is the first WA* of magailicenee, *dented for the Palace, or Mansions of Noblemen or Gentlemen : consist ing of grand Clmpy, State, and other Bedsteads, with costly Velvet, rich Silk Dmatarks, Chintz, mid Morine Furai. lures . ; excellent Bedding of the first description ; elegant Module Curtains, and Hangings en suite. Splendid Sl.ll lES of DRAWING ROOM sod BALL ROOM CURTAINS, of rich Genoa Velvet, Damasks, Silks, Oise Scarlet Cloth, mid %wises, made up in the moat Fashionable sod Elegant Style, trimmed with Gold Laces; Couches, Sofas, and Chairs to correspond. Beautiful AXMINSTER CARPETS, of the beat fabric. Brilliant PLATES of GLASS. A Set of Oriestal cartows and valuable EBONY CHAIRS and SOFAS, SCREENS, and CABINETS, of fine rare old India and Japan. A matchless Collection of Oriental, Dresden, Seve, and Preach CHINA, in dinner and dessert Set,, tea sod breakfast Services, cabinet and ornament•l China of all deacript ions. -Variety of Parisian arid Bahl valuable CABINETS and BOOKCASES; toagaificent Library Tables, mid well-finished Calmael Articles of all dem:minions, for dining-rooms, par. lours, libraries, Ac. Elegant Clocks sod Ornaments ; superb nialclilt es Clisodiliers; fall-sized Billiard Table, and va riety of excellent F mailer. for villas or cottage Residences, and Servants' Apartments; two Fire Engines, and Appara tus; Etrf•tillg and Dairy Utensils; Garden Light• and Tools; Greenhouse Plants; Pleasure Bolt, Punts; capital of Itartic.a, and variety of other Articles, Ste. The whole forming an Assembla4e of the moat valuable Property ever offered for public sale, sad well worth the attention of Gentlemen, the articles being of the first description, sad in the highest preservation. T.) be mewed on Wednesday the 224 of May, and every day (Stiodays excepted) so the time of Sale. Br Cats ogues N.B.—The whole of the Property, according to the d ffe mit ademmeenseets, is compriaed i• three book., maltiee to. . _ He P•► de Deal, by 210...iri5, and Nlad.one Robs' Vernir Bony and Tickess to be bed of Mr. Kelly, Nu. W. Great RasselAstreel, Covert-garden; and of Mr. Ebert, 27, Old Bumf .street, boors to Da open at Sla o'Clack, and is begin at Serra preenielj. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORD% Fel64ll'. MAT It. Their I.ardehips met at ten o'clock. APPEALS. YOUNG AND °THAIS, Appellant.; Lava, Respendepl. ' Tills was an Appeal from the Court of Session (Scotland). Mr. Wetherell and Mr. 'Libitum.' were heard 6.r the Re. spiindent ; and the Attorney Gru►ral, iu rtply, fu► the ' Appellant.—Judgmeut postponed. The Earl of Lucas and the Earl of Bristol look the Oaths mod their •eats. Leave was given to Lord Stowell to attend the Committee of the Howse uf Commons on Fureige Trade to give evi dence. Mr. Irving, from the Custrom.house, presented a retinae of the quantity of foreign grain, meal, and Rigor, retried at the Customs-Issase for home consumption, pursuant to ohe order of their Lordships.—Laid on the table. Mr. Trinsdell, from the Chief Secretary's ORlre of Ireland, presented the Tenth Report uf the Coesmis•ioaers for Audit ing Public Aeeounts in Ireland.—Laid on the table. Mr. Denison, Lord Edward Somerset, Sir C. Coelterell, Sir Thomas Wionington, Mr. Pat, ■nd other Members of the florist of Commons, brought up the Seditious Sleeting Amendrneet Bill, and ire local and private Bills, which were at versify read a Sun time. CATHOLIC PEERS. .11 H. hl ATI, E 11' S AT HONE at the 171 THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. STRAND..—THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, May IS incl every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, chin[ ibe Mouth), THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. VALUABLE CELLARS of CHOICE FINg-FLAYOUR. ED OLD WINES —About THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY DOZEN iu Botile.—FlVE PIPES of exceediag fine MADEIRA, and TWO PIPET of excellent OLD PORT, in Woof:I.—FOURTEEN CASKS of Capital OLD HOME -BREWED m t. or ltt e : l ) B i nfr S m , , thes W ob u i r b u ty ick li m u ry use a . wd p lteg ub eg l i i t z that by order of the Trustees, he shall ogee FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Mansion, Wasineed House, on MONDAY, July lb, 1822, at Eleven o'Clock, The valuable Cellars of choice liiie.fiavoured 01.1 Wises conakting of about Three Hundred and Fifty Dozens ef exceeding first.ll..voured Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Claret, Burgundy, Via de Grate, 01.1 Hoek, Chanipoigne, Souterae, Burritos, and other choice Wines ; Five Pipes of exarlimit Old Madeira, and Two Pipes of exceeding Owe Old Port, la wood; Furartree Casks of capital Old Home-brewed Ale, k.. To be viewed on the Morioug of ate, and Catalogues hod (to view the whole of the Property. as described ii the Far allure Advertisement, at Five Shillings each, to admit three) at Wattotead House; and at Mr. Rubius's tam, itegeut. street. Put 111. STORIES: on which Mr. Matbsws wilt take Sep. to introduce the following Characters:—Dist, ser vant of •11-work in • !Aging-know; Monsieur Zrphyr, Frencb &Iles Mawr (first floor); Grow Augustus virky-.... A line of beauty"—ie love; Ati Elywrtyn ab I.lr)d, E•q. not thin enongh ; Sir Shiveriosn Serewnervr, Gauntly u. Swims& ( , econsl flour); Mr. Mark Magnum, too tempos lodger, neat dour MISS stinoekono, in lure with Piple3. EX IRA NIGHT.—AT HOME. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH! OPERA HOUSE. THE PROPRIETOR of this 'TEA I HE 1. has the Inpoeur to annousee that 111 r. MATHEWS will give his ENTERTAINMENT co TUESDAY NEXT, May 31, *lmo the PROFITS of the Estonia will be devoted to lire laudable Subscription* now raising for the RELIEF of the SUFFERERS of the SISTER covisrtir. It is respectfully suggested that this occasion will aff.rd as excellent opportunity to the nomeinu• p3rtles pointed nu Monday last, of wearing their mats on itnrur. Cate applteAtios. • 'ether thuty.two days Sale, which Books will be de livered at tVaasiead Huua. e aad al Mr Robura's Officir, Rrgrul•.treet, oppostre New Rarllagioa.atreet, at ba. each Catalogue, use of which will admit three to the view. ESSEX. WA NSTEA D HOUSE. Magnifireet SILVER sod 611.VPES1E—abual Tireely -1.0 Tllnumand Ounces. The Duke of GLOUCESTER presented a Petition from the University of Cambridge, 'must the proposed mese sore of sllowieg Catholic Peer. so sit io their Lordships' House. The Royal Duke observed, that bis name was merle Cloned in the Petition, but it wire milt on account of the situation he held as Chancellor of the University; it was a subject which he had always declined giving any opinion uu. Petition was read and laid on the table. CRIMINAL CODE. The Earl of RAREWOOD presented a Petition from the Mayor mad Aldermen of the Borough of Pontefract, praying for m reclaims of the criminal rode. The Earl of ARM:DON presented a similar Million from She Boroogh of Abingdon. They were read noel laid on the table. The Marquis of DOWNSHIRE on-smiled two Petition.; from the issbabitanta of the town of Belfast, praying fur a repeal of the vtittilew tax.—Retvl and !mid us the table WI R. ROBINS, of Warwick Ww, Regent- I ttreet, 'amino the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, that, by order of for Trustee., he shall o ff er FOK SALE BY AUCTION, A DESIRABLE HOUSE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF • FAMILY RETIRING INTO THE COUNTRY. le TO BE LE IIII LEASE, fur Seven, Form en, or Twenty-age Years. or SOLD for an owes. pirrd term of 74 Years. • moat eligible HOUSE, No. $4, Great foram-street, lirenswick•wrime, at present on Lease to an unexceptionable truant, a, 761. • year, Iwo years of which will be unexpired at alliili.neutmer seat, bet should the purchaser wish so occupy it, Ithllo/4 immediate prtmessiow may he had. The Honer contain' foto attics. two bed. rooms. second fluor; tiro drawius.rooms thrown iuto one; two parlours; Iwo kitchens; Iwo water-elmetr, with water laid on the main; cad wine cellar most complete. The ion it rtpially coosenieat for the City or West End of the Tuwu, auJ Co.. to the Kuosell lustitutto. Itestliar Rooms awl Baths, and a calculated for it small genteel Family. Letters, post paid, addressed to J. K. al Mr. Jettniarli . o, 43, Goswell•strest, will meet with doe attootion. ADELPH I THEATRE, STRAND. THIS, EVENING, SATURDAY, Maly 18, Monsieur A.LEXANDRF„ the es Is brated Dramsiic Twiffilogium.. will deliver an entirely new comie, chariot auntie, eassalic, inineesic, mullifuentreal, mainiicienue, übi generical Enterialismeni, us Three Paris (sn P.natieh) con sniveled stapreeely lan ibis occasion, and enlisted The At the Mansion, Wan•lead Douse, Ewe; oft the Mb of June, IQtJ, and following Days, at Eleven o'clock, The splendid Services of massive tit-Li-based Silver and (lilt Plate ; cosimotiss of superb Soap Tureens, Covers, and Stands; beautiful Sauce-boats; oblong, oval, round, square sad Pincoshion Di.bra (various sizes), and handsome Co: wet• ; twelve dozen Table and Soup Plates, elegem new pattern ; Gravy. Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons; Soup sad Sauce Esdlrs; Fish Stites; Table Furkt,&.e.en suite; coldly rich-chased Salvers and Waiters; Pillar Candlesticks and Branches ; two and thre.-light Scum ; Tea Kettlea, Coffee and Tea Pro.; Triton Figure Sills; handsome Drinking Cope and Covers; a small Plateau ; beautiful large Sitle.ltoard Dish; eighties dorcu of valuable Agate and Silver.haudled Table soul Dessert Knives mtd Forks. ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, Ttl4 ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS. ' InVihith he will display the various saloniahlor 'veal illo. stoat for which Ise hero au justly esktrated and (imam 'pushed oh the Ctontinent, and winch have been rrprrsetate,l with such siesta l approbation before least of the Crown. d }leads and Pries u f Europe._ The Earl of LIMERICK gave notice that he would on Monday neat move that Duyle's Diroace Bill should be re committed l.ord SUFFIELD presented two Petition% from the Owners and Deenpiers of Land in Iwo hundreds of time Comity of Norfolk. eimplaitwiag of ntriculferal distress, and praying for relief—Real and laid us the table. - - STATE OF IRELAND. The Earl of DARNLEY said be would take limit opoortowiry of calling the attention of the Noble Earl opposite (Liverpool) to a subject'of much importance. It had gone out to the publte; and was generally believed, that a great quantity of the corn winch lard been imported into this country from Ireland, was not the growth of that country. but of-foreign commies, winch had beets smuggled into Ireland, and afterwards shipped for this coun try. He mentioned the subject merely to give the ►he Noble Earl an opportunity of satisfyitig the public on the subject. The tart of LAT IMPOOL said, that he was con vinced %tat Curti could not be imported laud from foreign countries. He was satisfied of the fact, that the corn imported into this country from Ireland was the growth of that country ; and he had no doubt, under the influence of the corn laws, us they were or might be amended, that the cultivation of corn would go on progressively in Ireland. I?ersona of the Ealerlaiamenl: Via& Per& )+a-- Ahl. man Pullbury ; Captain Foirinweh; Nteltolss (sem Dt to the Alderman) ; Mrs. Pt Ihury (wile Ibe Alderman); Mtsa Fl'lllll4, Pillbury (delightsr of the Alrlermaa).. turisible Pr raese—Andrew Stump (Surgeon Detli.t and Trepasser) ;It Knit (his wan); Pillbury Nlinimus (an Mao in arms). Amused Pa rim —Nqu ire Tivy, and Nirk Toots. • by nupsie ot the Ent. etanimeni : Part 1. Food and l'h)..ir.—Ctipid turned Chimney Sweep. Part 11. W.. t and thr ; or, the filter Bit. Part 111. Cr. lain Lecture. —Jack in the 110 a. The whole en, I,odird, illustrated, mud drlivered by Man sieur ALVES N JAE. The GA Plate comprises a mtherb Dessert Se , rice. exqui sitely chmod and engraver! with the Royal Arras in the rms. he; splendid large Side Mimed Dishes, most elahurvtily th,ved with the Marriage or Bacchus and Ariadoe. Feast of the Gods, and variuna other beautiful designs; Tea Tray. and &leers : Drinking Cups and Tankards, exquisitely olptured in ivory and splendidly mounted. A msgn•firent Plateau, in nine parts, - feel long; ele gant Or-molu Itraitrht a ; plated Knife and Spoon Tiara; Cimaeruk Dr•h Heater.; and various other costly articles; Plate Cheats, he. (Sr. This day are published, in Itato. price st. in beards !dedicated, by permission, to the Lord Beebop of St. David's), EEIGHTEEN SERMONS, intended to 'Ma. blish the ifteeparshie Crousettioa betweeo the Doctrines and the Practice of Christianity. Printed for F. C land J. Rivingtoo, e 2, St. Paul's Church yard, and 3, Waterloo-place, Pall MA 11, Luudos i and by E. Camas, Both. t~ alit' be viewed, a. before mentioned in the Furniture Adve.ts.ement. vrtih Calalino,* only, to admit three, may be Um! At S. each, at IYaastratl House; mid at Mr. gabiaa' s Ohre, 170, Regeut.atreet. CON VERSION OF THE. JEWS. OA% IS'S ROYAL A MPIII IA LA*l 10., (LATE ASTI .EY AN DAVIS), WESTAI ISST ER DIU D(: E. Lately pahltahrtl in two rola Bro price 17s. to boards, Ilse • Second &Won of AGENERAL and CONNECTED VIEW of the PROPHECIEIt relative to the ConVervion, Kyulordlima, Onion, and future Glory of the Hotta , ' of Judah and l.rael ; the Prover* sad Auld Overthrow of the Anti-Christian Confederacy iu the land of Palestine. aad the ultimate general diffusion of CI )) i)) By the Rr v. GEORGE SI - A NLET FABER, B.D. Rector of Lung Newton. Feinted for F C. itt,l J. flirtation, 6!, St. Pant's Chorale. yard, and 3, Wallet too-place, Pall-sell. Of about may be bail the other Work, of the sane Author. EISEX. WANSTEAD HOUSE. rIIIIIS PRESENT EVENING, SATUII - DAY May Is, at Halr-paal Six o'flitek precisely, Rill lir prrii ewe a• entir. ly new IVlninowel, tweet, Mrk,. Dramatic, rartoraiasiest Equestrian I/rams, la TWA: Are.., celled TOM AND JERRY; UR. I.IFE IN 1.0/IDON! bloasieor Lleessr. Dor French (Nit-oes, well eabilatt his Pirtnising F4-sus .! Nil, sob The t'ousig Americas sea tie Conte Lunchtime keyttim s by Mr. HerMr, it!,,ut • 4 0 44' The wt.+. le ...Nese& ellb an eelirely era, inters[ ag s 1 -^' 3ll Mein-Arun *mite expressly In Introduce Mr. Hee. 4 •r katosaa's arosaleefel r.al Rear, sad Ws 'so •-4g woms• *hol., esteenrdmary performances have .-ac.t,.l the •aader told adateratise of crowded asdieseca at Edinburgh, 4 -'''4loe. Newcastle, Marmite/Her, &c. The Place Inrr.ug Ibr lille of ME FROZEN REGIONS; OR, THE TREACHEROUS EMIUI NAV X. - - The laSi raeae weal represeilt pare of the Fa a.a. u Ocean. Sr‘eral Private Bos►a have twee added, au be take• it.rht!y) fry appliestium to Mr. Kiulucb, Bels-ultice, Gotta aro IA fuer. . AIIINIOSIAL ROSEATE PASTILLES AIIONSIEUR LEBRUN (who ii.B aw val.- -kV/ fiction of introeuca m r into these Realm., abOld ! imbiren yeas since, the GENUINE PATE PECTORAL . 1 . 'C JUJUBE) has she honest sdoern•or to the Public e II wild elegant species of Peddle, which coodotairs with Jos P third aid method properties, thaw of aseolowstog alad law la ovisg lb* woke, by readering.it more apeenlise sod owe lik lible• At the saw tiwie it imparts to the herath a twi lls ,rnint fragrance, tesesobltim Ambrosia.% this by tailored tho • Intralur sod Proprirser to besioir •11•• it the "Pa pr air n .tme of A 114 lIKOSI AI.It t iS EAT E PASI ILI •Llt. • n.4d ni B o w e , a t t o . itd. by igUrLKKII, Cli.tmOssi, No. 4, 411 l'imde o St. Paul's, amid Sib, Regeatistreet (mese the A.. lin ' R.N....), Ladino ; VI, Waterlowitiice, E4ombei2l. ; .1i I. Sit lithe -street, Dalai ; sail by the priucsina Mediu"' i Bert ihrumgboost Ule United Kingdom'. VAI CARLE COLLECYIi/N td FINE. PAINTINGS, PRONEES, SCULFIUKES its MARBLE, and CASTS ni the ANTIQUE. Splendid GOKELI N TAPESTRY, (MAASS: and VELVET HANGINGS, lie. IN4 K. 140111 NS. or Warwick Mow. Regent street, 'a.m. lb. Nnbiluti, Gestry, and Gemini.- 'etas is Ewe Art*. that. t. Out.r or the Trustees, be .ball FOR S4I.E KY AUCTION. At the Meinnon, Wanstea.l House, int WEDNESDAY. the ISM of Jea tee, and two full.ming data, at Eleven o'Clork, I be eaterieive Collection of relivable !Nemo'', Brosiam, friiistnere M Marble. Cagle from the Aurigae, !forth Gulo Ilse Tspe•try. of wilichle" besoty. Sinner she aawrroa• amemblage of Prialinge are many of gi.•t rxecilmsee, and cowtpri•r Specimen. of the Works of mo•s cr .Fe flro.mite Minders of the miriade Schools ; among 'thick mull he foood theme Titian. P. Ver"Dese ; Coregivvo, Gooremor Domaalaiebino, C. Costona. Poessia, Sonsgoognami, Rolsens, Vandyke, Schelkess, Rem brood', Colip, 'Mesabi, WrlicAh. Himertb, Thocebill, Lrly, Kn.ll.v. Ssc. with a pr.' warn tr of fine and iweresiiwg Pintraita of Noble and ilietiegoodwil Persson& ; Hume ..... • sup. eh pendia of Crobelin Tapsiory, in the fiord react re tools. 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REPORT on the STATE of FRANCE, es. 841 8. DE LA SIONARCHIE SELON LA CHAZTE, Se. Priuted for Heory Giber■ and Co. Cuoduit street. INSURRECTION ACT. Loyd KIM° stud, that whets the Insurrection (Ireland) Art oar under ds.cussion, he wished to have intrurluced a clau.e. that its ope•atuon should cease in May, iii.testi of the time it will expire, June." H. intension its wishing to introduce that clause wss, that if it was necessary to renew the Act, that the question might be fully discussed.— He wished to know front the Noble End (Liver pool), whether it was the introit in of Ministers to apply for the renewal of the Art Tue 1?,,r1 of LIVERPOOL said it WWI not the in, tension of his Majesty's Ministers to apply lin the renewal of she Ilabeas Corp's suspension, tint it WWI their intention to apply for a renewal of the IlligfreClloll Act. and Solite MiniOn to that effect would be made shortly in the other House of Par liament. The Ent of DARNLEY said, that when last he had the honour of bring in the Wove he lout two questions to the Noble Earl opposite (L►verpool). First, the date of the first notice Goveroment had of the expected distress in the c3titity of Clete on account of • scarcity of feud, and the date of the fist step Governuteut took to prcreut the distress. country ought to he considered a blessing, when they *ere compared with the curse that must attend the Government feeding the people. Although there were no poor law, in Scot laud, their poor were provided for by voluntary contribution. He could safely assert that Government never lost an hour in seeing what was wanted in the distressed districts of ',elated ; but he was convinced if Government purchased what was wanted to relieve the distrese, that the price of every article of loud would be raised ; another thing was known to the Govern ment, that in those districts where distress most pre vailed, there was en abundance of oats, and it was consumed by illicit distillation going ou,and the exportation of it. lie did not hesitate to say that the Executive Government of Ireland had taken every means of providing for the ensuing necessary seed • potatoes ; he was convinced that all that. pro perly .coold be done, had been done, at the time time lie was far from thinking but that this inter ference of the Government might do us much harm as good; at to the sub•crilition which was going on in the country for the relief of the distressed din.. trims, he had given hi. whole assistance, as it would abew dim the people of this country were always ready to sympathise with the poor of Ire land; he expected more good to result from that subscription. as to harmonising the people of the two a:molting, than airy measure that could have been taken by G•veromrnt. The Matquis of Latisoowx wss happy to hear that in the earl part of January db . ! Government Ind made inquiry into the expected distie•s, an.t that io the tumid, of April meal's of retie d had b een t a k e n. The serreity of provisions in Ireland bore no analogy to thote ineutioned by the Noble Earl (Liverpool), as in Ireland there was Ito want of the general articles of susterimice, hut of that which was the general food of the peasantry ; in the cases which he had alluded to there was a general scarcity, but in Ireland tl.e peasantry weer simsirig in the midst of abundance. Tnere was no &eta but the distress had been rim...toned by the fatigue of the potato crop iii the gardens of the pee sentry, which they looked to tur their support. It had been calculated by smite that the crop had failed one half, and others that it bad two thirds; but whether these calculations were right or among, it way evident that the crop had faded, and had caused the giemest (listless. He agreed with tha Noble Earl that relief in the first place had better come from ptivate subscription ; but if it was necessary that Government should interfere, it ought to he door promptly. It was with plea. sure that lie saw two, the votes of the other House of Pao litimeitt, that it was iiiterided to give assistance to the distremed districts by finding ern. ploy for the peasantry. a plan shish he highly up proved of, Nod lie hailed as a measure that **did hereafter make the peasantry of Ireland loot; ug . t9 other uittcles of sustenance betides pinworm; it would also be the means of camping a eircolatiou of money in the country., which would enable the labourer to pay his landlord his rent in money, in mead of labour. He trusted the measure would have the favourable attention of their Lordships, and when the Bill was brought up from the other House, that they would suspend the standing orders • SALES BY AUCTION. ESSEX. WANSTEAD HOUSE. 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