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MONDAY EVENING, May 3, I 802) will be pertiarmetl, THE MAN OF THE WORLD. • Sir Pertinax Macsvcophant„ Mr, COOKE ; Lord Lumbercdurt, Mr. WADDY; Sidney, Mr. MURRAY; And Egerton ' Mr. SI DDONS. Betty Hi nt Mrs.,MATTOCKS; To 1-I c , , Constandi, Miss MURRAY ; )? Rottnlpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. G LOVE R . vvEieh will be added, a New Grand Pantomime Drama, in two Parts, called BRAZEN MASK ; w 9r, ALBERT() AND ROSABELLA. vecineSdaV, The Cabinet. s• B illingtdu Nvill perform on Saturday. CU ai i‘', I ENIORATION OF THE LATE DR. ARNE. t • %-y permission of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN.) A t the TIIEATIO.E-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. ON SATURDAY, MAY Bth, 18oz,. will be performed A SELECTION OF MUSIC. ‘-oltipi led entirely trot tile Works ofThr. , The p rofits Hy SAMUEL ARNOLD, Mus. Doc. t h ari s i ng from the Perform ance w ill b e veste d i n b. e hands of Messrs. Drummond, and will be applied to- Ars t raisifig a Monument to the Memory of the late Dr. Under the dircaion of Dr. A RNOLD. And a Committee appointed for that purpose. •• Principal Vo e - a l Performers. • Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mrs. SECOND-, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, • Mrs. BLAND, Miss TENNANT, Signora STORAGE. Mr. BRAHAM, • Mr. T. WELSH, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. SALE, Mr. GORE, • Mr. LEETE, Mr. PAGE, M. 1. SALE, Master PRICE. • Mr. kELLY. Mr. INCLEDON. Leader of the Band, Mr: WEIC HS E EL, Principal Second Violin, Mr. SHIELD. )-lautOoys, Mr. PARKE, Mr. W. PARKE, Trumpet, Mr. WOODHA NI, jun. • Double Driims, Mr. 12.', ASHLEY. And The Band will he niunerous and coiiplete. Men (,f he Chorusses will be assisted by the Yo u ng Gentle e,itn.,' ; 11 i'; Majesty's Chapel, the Choir of St. Paul's and gag e . Ater AbbeY. us. Pit ;s. 6d. First Gallery, as. Upper is. ,ets r a an flaces for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Rice, , tltr d . e P r f-1 5 WYKAMIST MEETING. nex t MEETING of GENTLEMEN t(ilic.4tti at either of the two SAINT MARY WI Thu, ,May,'FOLIAGES be at the Crown and Anchor, on' ' 3 ' l4 Y the 6th of at Five o'Clock. t e p ARD.I. Sit h ri rnate of Ireland, sTEW Bold Fleetwood Hesketh, Esq. bath o • Champaeys, Bart. Wm. Oglander, Esq. • Halßood, Esq. M. P. Rev. Walter Kerrich, el'Acklington,E,;q. M P. Rev. George Burrard. B 'rickets to be had at the Crown and Anchor. Itt • 'this Meeting is held annually, on the first Thursday 11,..,._____•••0 ter Term. I,ITISH SHIPS in the DUTCH, FRENCH, and SPA- • w'Sli PORTS at the COMMENC E MINT of the 141 e 1-11., OWNERS of the BRITISH SHIPS whir.ll Co were in the Dutch, French, and Spanish Ports at r nnie • of ther_. ncement the late War, and sequestrated, &c. toge iithwlths their" respective Cargoes, are requested to transmit, the shout delaY, the Names and Tonnage of their Ships; with stlprticulars of their Cargoes, to Thomas Sandersou, Esq. tlnh:`erlatid, or Nathaniel Atcheson, Esq. Ely-Place, Lon th er i 1 °. whom the Owners are re,spedively referred for fur- Lonorrriation on the .-.ubjecl. e, April 23, 18oz. • IF M T , MICHAEL PETTY. — "-HAEL PETTY, formerly of Sprodberry, S~malivittl'ear D oncaster, in the County of York, Carpenter, be now ?L‘l will apply either personally, or by letter, to Mr. . i tto r ,`",l I at No. 3 Gray's Inn-s.pare, or to Mr. White, ( Iling - L`Y,, at eranthani, Lincolnshire, he will hear of some is advantage. Or if any other person, knowing the uni ichael or acquainted with his death, will corn. 11 1 likete. the same Petty,as above, such person will be entitled to 0 nrn2r an.tage. . • lkcil<tte information is required, otherwise it will be of ° 4 i /l 'Qrrte,„ I he saiichael Petty is reported to have heen ea x's ago in d t M he Marine Service, and to have died of his an Hospital'. TI, SEA-BATHING, p ~aI C I- T -LAK E, NES'I'()N, CHESHIRE, ~ '"RKR (late Butler to Sir John Thio.. .Stan_er,„,,,,Y,lldrt.), respeett tiny - begs leave to ihetu F rn avo n u s t s s in t c hoy e t , iif er '` .. , to the Ladies and Gentlemen, rri ch '.ed on hiin last Summer. fhe f° H r o t ter has been very 1)4(14, improved, and a Billiard-room, Parlour, and Warm.. added since last Season. 4 . Ik , CI IER and . HAUGHTON, from Dublin, to. El ~ rim Poplin and Tabbinet Manufadurers o:idNlerc'erS riiiet! M.ljesty, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and tif W tss °I wales, Duke and Datehess of York, Dutchess (:e vv i t r i te ' llh erg, and the Princesses, No. 5, Henrietta -street, i,,, garden, London. tra,;'ek elevated Patronage of Her Majesty, the . difftrent Atitf,•"es of the Royal Family, and Ladies of the first Rank t l'ini-Na, it is hoped has sufficiently established, t in ty tl o ie f t‘iAreC, of a discerning Public, the decided sape? ri 11,, er a and Hau ► iton's ► Poplins and Fabbinets, Gold, 'aii ) e h r ' ri Figurer},- and Plain Cham . berryMsfins and Italian t eSar s Turbans, &c. to ~ offe r ' t tilers for Court, pall Dresses, s "seitien, u nnecessary - for that House to . reply to the Adver, ' e ojayi n ''s of others, whose chief pretensiontothe trade is the of their Advertisements. t h e ,, ' CAUTION. ' L 'irtn,.,- e al 'Archer and Haughton have been credibly in- and 14 bet a great many people in this kiaglopt are now,.. tilie?ia.uypetiia,mtier some time past, manufaCturing and e '" Tabbinets, as Irish ot an inferior quality, 4 4v_r the name of Archer and Naughton's ManufOclory, with TitiZ tO h` !edit and injure their House, and a gross imp(); is I- ?ri the Public in general ; they are determined, as fa ( "r les ' 0 th eir power t rosecute to Convidion any person t ti P ire e ti r o s foutniFtszisromvatit: 0 0 , p p , l. and Tabbinets, under tbe ( ni c , op ins a act , ire that was not actually bought at , 'll, ** Merchants,supptiect to any- Amount. ..- _ t ry ey have the honour to acquaint the Nobility and Gen ,t, Ltitat.their WarelOuse is stocked with a greater variety I.olNuriiiiigUoodi than is to be found in any other House in pricven,, which they are enabled to sell (for ready money) the p' much 'is..n.n.lch. lower. than they can be had elsewhere, the . a'Thy '• 1111 :r of their own manufaCture :—they consist ( . 4 rsei e knd black Bombazeen, Chamberry Muslins, Cambric icniet, Rasdiinores for \iiitows, Armozines dress Bar hitsd4 Ser,, es , N v Lutestrings Cyprus Sarsenets; Poplins, Servais,'t_`44Pos, Scarf Silks, Hanclkerehiels„Boinbazets for atiu „ s,,dce. also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins fio,,,‘?ltarseners, for slight Mourning. English yard-wide t att e black Serges, claC; Sof a superior quality at 3s. 6d. per yard ; Velures, and rich Irish Tabbinet in different kid ',l,ns; plain, corded, chain, acid striped, for Clergymen ttist,.oentiemen who always wear black ; they never grow ,tse,, ! gfeasy in wearing, being of the very best triple dye. ttoille4teond price ever asked'for any aiticlebought at their ..,N, ) 3 4 4 bbi ' Ladies own Spinning manufaaured into Poplins or ' l lle C i t s i T abberays for Ftirin•ture of the different fashion 'larsi tnanutlittured on the shortest notice, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1801. NEW LOCAL DIVERTISEMENT. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the'Prince of Wales and Duke of York. CNN MONDAY, May 3, and every Evening, VV will bepresented (first tim e ), a N ew L oca l Divertise ment, consisting of Songs, Duets, Chorusses, and Adion, called THE PROCLAMATION ; Or, WAR SUBDUED. With New Scenery, Dresses, and D ecora ti ons. To conclude with an Allegorical Procession, and Grand • Illumination. In the course of the Piece, the following Songs, Duets, &c. Lc. Song, " In Union Divin e , P eace and Plenty shall shine," by Mrs. Weldon. Grand Pyrrhic Dance, War subduedby Peace. Song, "1 ne Extraordinary Gazette," by Mr. Thorpe. Duet, " The Barber and Sweep," by NilesSrs. Sincock and Decastro. Recitative, " Reconcilia son," Song, " Nan of St. Catherine's," by Mr lohan note Chaunt and Song," The Proclamation," by M r. Wallack. Song, " Bread, Beef, and 'Porter," by 'Mr. johaiinot. lie whole invented and produced.by Mr. ASTLEY, jun. After which will be performed, for the 43d time, the Grand Bi3toriczl Spectacle or FAIR ROSAMOND. Fair Roarriond by Mrs. ASTLEY. In the course of the Everting, a Grand Variety of HORSEMANSHIP. Tenth time, the whole to conclude with a Grand Serio- Comic, Equestri'an° and Pedestrian Pantomime, called - THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS ; • Or, HARLEQUIN ST. GEORGE. The whole invented and produced by Mr.•ASTLEY, jun. Doors to'-be open at Half-past' Five, to begin at Half-past Six o'Clock. , Boxes 4s. Second Price as.—Pit as. Second Price is.— Gallery is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to commence at Half-past Eight o'Clock precisely. Places to be taken at the Box Office, Westminster Bridge, from Ten till Three o'Clock. , • HANOVER-SQUARE CONCERT ROOMS. LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an LVI ADDITION of PICTURES this SEASON, is now Open, and will continue Every Day; Sundays excepted, front Nine in the Morning till Evening.. Admittance One Shilling. ASUPERB VIEW of the .CITY o f PARIS, and the entire surrounding Country, is to be E X hibiteu early next spring, in the P ANORAMA, Leicester-square; exe cuted with the same correanc.ss and which has hitherto given such general intOrmation and satisfa.dion. ' As this View is to be on the same scale as the largest Painting of Constantinople, a just idea may be formed of their coinparai tive grandeur and extent. This View - of Constantinople is, therefore, earnestly recommended to. early notice, - as it is shortly to be replaced by Lord Nelson's Attack at Copen hagen. NEW PANORAMA; HAY-MARKET, Next door to the Opera House. IHE Public are respe&iniiy 'informed, that on Monday next, the 3d of May, will he submitted to their inspeCtion, a GRAND VIEW of the CITY of PARIS and Environs ; painted from Drawings made on the North West Tower of the. Metropolitan Church of Notre Dame, singe the Signing of the Preliminaries of Peace,' by JA;. DE MARIA. Admittance One Shilling.—Open from Ten in the Morn ing till dusk. • ® Young Woman of creditable Conneetions, and well - cctucated, aged 24 years, is desirAis of a Situation in a respectable Family, to take care of two or three Children, and assist in their Education, or to attend upon an elderly L a dy ; in either of which Situations, or in some similar Employment, she hopes the will be 'able to make herself useful. A very unexceptionable reference, as to Charatter and Qualifications, may be had by applying to Mr. Weatherall, Upholsterer, No. 52, bean -street, Soho. MONEY MATTERS., A LL Money Negociations continue to b e trans acted, with the stridest honour, pun t... .. ‘i• ua..ty, and se crecy, by Messrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great Safi)lk-street, Charing-Cross, on Annuities, Mortgages, Estates, Church-Livings, Dowers, Jointures; Pensions, Places, Reversions, or any other mode or matter, as circumstances may be. Large Sums of Money always ready for well secured Annuities, and for which a liberal price will be given, according 'to age and security; and ail Annuities will be made redeemable at the pleasure of the Grantor. . . Principals, or their Attor n ies, applyi ng personally, before Three o'Clock, will be treated with in the most explicit manner, and all Letters (post-paid) duly answered. N. B. A large Sum of - Money ready to purchase Freehold or Leasehold Houses, in applpved situations. A CAPITAL,FREEKOLD ESTATE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Together or in Lots, at Lloyd's Hotel, in New-street, -Bir mingham, on Thursday the 13th of May inst. at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon (unless previously disposed of by Private Contrad, of which due notice will be given);. CONSISTING of nearly ONE THOUSAND ACRES of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable and Woodland, divided into FIVE compleat FARMS, with some small Lots adjoining. The' Premises are very corn paet, most agreeably and pleasantly situated near the Market lowns of Alcester, Bromsgrove, and Biriningham, the whole forming a very desirable and compleat Estate. On the last Lot is a large good HOUSE, delightfufly situated, which with a little improvement would make a desirable Residence fora Gentleman's Family, having a large SHE ET of WA TER near it, and some PLANTATIONS, which. may be formed very agreeably into Shrubberies, &c. &c. There is - an extensive FISHERY in the River Arrow belonging to it, and plenty of GAME over the Estate. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Devon and Tooke, Solicitors, No. to, Gray's-inn-square, London ; at Mr. Bedford's Office, in Birmingham ; at Messrs. Knott anil Lloyd's, Booksellers, Birmingham; andat the principal Inns in the adjacent Towns. HBNBURY-HOUSE, \IORCESTERSHIRE FREEHOLD ESTATE NEAR BIRMINGHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row, Birmingham, on Thurs day the loth of May inst. precisely at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, unless previously disposed of ,by Private - Contract, of which notice will be given ; THE very Desirable and Hand Some Residence of HENBURY HOUSE, pleasantly situated near Moseley, within three miles of Biriningham, comprizing 40A. 2R. 38P. (moreor less) of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture land ; also two small Dwelling-houses, with Gardens and Out-buildings, fronting the Road leading from Birmingham to King's. Norton and Alcester, all within a Ring Fence. Henbury House consists of two very handsome large Par lours, a reinalkable good Kitchen, two very convenient. Pan tries, Brew-house; Sce. ; seven good Lodging-rooins, Cellars and Bins, also a Laundry adjoining the House, and two Lodg ing -rooms over it ; an extensive Garden, Shrubbery, G reen house, Orchard, Fish Ponds, Kitchen Garden, Coach house, and other Out-buildings, all in complete repair, and in every reaped eligible for the Residence of a Gentleman's Family. The possession of the whole may be immediately had (ex cept a small Dwelling-house and Garden, which are Lett to a Tenant until Lady-day next).: A Pack of Hounds are kept within one mile and a half. The Situation is very desirable for a Sporting Residence. For particulars, apply to Mr. Bedford, Attorney, New. street, Birmingham, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen ; or to Thomas Park, Esq. No. 17, Hart-stretit, Bloomsbury, London. The Land-Tax is redeemed. This Day is:published, price as. DUBLIC CREDIT in DANGER ; or FRAUDS .11 ~on the Revenue;_ Private 'Wrongs and Public Ruin. To which are added, Hints on the best Means of Providing for a Peace Establish mem, without Increasing the National Burthens, ' " Render therefore unto Ctesar the things that are Clrsars." By a MEMBER of the Hoqourable SOCIETY of the ' . INNER TEMPLE. Printed for J. Uatchard, No. 490, Piccadilly; and John Sewell, Cornhill. . • LIT-TLF < HAMPTON, SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD, Compaa new built FAMILY HOUSE, (corn. pletely furnished) with COACH-HOUSES for two Carriages, and STABLING for Eight Horses, Garden well stocked and Ice-HoUse. The Premises are held by Lease from his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, for a term of which about Nisiety Years are unexpired. The House stands in the centre of a small Paddock Walled in, and containing three Acres or more sloping from the House to — the verge of .the Sea, and open at low water to the finest Sands for either batis. , . ing or riding that are known on any part of the.. Coast. For Particulars, inqUire. of Mr. Kearley,_ at the House, Little Hampton ; or of Mr. Horton, No. so, Mount -street,. Berkeley -square. WARWICKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the course of the ensuing Summer, of which timely No tice will he given ; AMost Valuable and Compact ESTATE, con taining together 343 A: IR. r4P. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in excellent condition, situate i n t h e Pa rish.of Rowingtou, in a very productive and beautiful part of the above County, distant from, Warwick about tour miles, and from Birmingham about fifteen. Also theGREAT TYTHES of the PARISH of ROW INGTON, which contains, exclusive of this Estate, above, Acres, and which are partly collected in kind. Also.the Perpetual Yearly Rent of 3 ;1. ss. Bd. punattally paid by the Warwick alwl Birmingham Canal Company, for Land purchased by them for the,purposes of the Navigation. The Estate may be conveniently divided, and occupied as - two Farms, having two separate Farm Houses, with Barns, and other Buildings belonging to each, and having been, un tiLa few years past, lett ,to separate Tenants. The Canal front W to • Birmingham passes through the Estate, anti gives it the advantage of convenient Water Carriage to each of those Market Towns. A few Acres are Copyhold of Inheritance, suhjea to a reserved Rent of il. nos. rid. nd. to Pine certain of the - same amount ; the rest of the :state is Freehold. The whole is now in the occupation, of 1 r. William Wells, u n d er a L eas e o f w hi c h two years only miexpired at Lady-Day next. .1 Printed Particulars may be had of M r , Fulljames, Glou cester; or Mr. W. Le Blanc, No. 8, Milinan-street, Bed 'Ord-row, London ; and the Tenant will sinew the Premises. - LINCOLNSHIRE AND, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, • In the course of the ensuing Summer, . Very Valuable FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, consisting of a Varm House and other Buildings, in good repair, and, about 267 A. iR. i 8 P..of Meadow, ture, Mar,h Land, situate in the Parishes of Holb each and Fleet, in the richest and most desirable part of the Coun ty of Lincoln, distant from Spalding eight miles, and' from Wisbeach about' seventeen, now in • the occupation of Air. James tole, under a Lease which haS not quite 15 years to run. 2. A very eligible Farm, containing about 3.16 A. IR. 36A. of Arable and Pasture Land, partly.inelosed, and . partly dis persed in Comnion Fields, situate at slavering, Wendens, Littlebury, and Arksden,' in the County of Essex,•distant ftyr.* SrAtfron WraWen about and from Bishops- Stort ford about ten, in the occupation oeMr. Rob. Kimpton, a yearly Tenant. Some parts of. this Estate are Copyhold of Inluritance—the rest Freehold.' • " Printtd Particulars may be had of Mr. W. Le Blanc, No. 8, Millman-street, JR : llford-row, London, and the 'Te nants w.ll chew the Premises'. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By THOMAS STONE, At the Fed Lion Inn, in Thatne, in the County of Oxford, on Teesday the iith Day of May, iFoz,at Four o'Clock in the Arternoon (subje6t to such Conditions as shall be then agreed), MHZ following FREEHOLD ESTATES, in the County of Buckingham, viz. Lot I A MESSUAGE, with the Barn and Out-build- ings, and divers Parcels of inclosed Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the Parish of Ickford, in the occupation of the Representafive . of Rowland Herring, and containing in the whole 58 A. 3R. 35P. Lot 11. TWO PARCELS of inclosed PASTURE' and MEADOW GROUND, called GREGG's GROUND and GREGG's MEAD, with'a Barn and Cow-house, in the Pa rish of Waddesd6n, in the occupation of John Bett, and con taining 59 A. 3 R. 36 . Lot 111. A CLOSE of MEADOW GROUND, called BANNIS'FER's MEAD, in the Parish of Oakley, in the ocettpatiori of John Stephens, and containing 6A. o R.. 19 P. The Prenuses are'held by Agreements from year to year, under proper restrictions.' For further Particulars, apply to Thomas Hinckley, Esq.. Litchfield ; Mr. Wyatt; Burton-upon-Trent ; the Auc.. tioneer, in Tharne ; or Mr. William Baker, Brill, near I.7hame. • ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other Stains, out of Linen, Muslin,. Lace, and .for ni:my other Uses, as a Substitute for Lemons. Price One Shil ling the Box. _ _ HAVING received numerous complai n t s th at . Compositions sold under the title of SALT of LE - MONS, are not only inetEdual, but that they burn and de stroy,the Linen, I think it necessary to inform the that my true ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS is only to be had, wholesale and retail, at my shop in Cockspur-street, and that none is to be cLipended . upon as mine but what has my signature on the bottom of each box, and on the outside of the wrapper. 'a , W. ,BAYLEY. N.B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies in washing their hands, as it instantly takes out the stains of fruit, coloured gloves, &c: and-is much inure agreeable to use than lemon itself, At the same place may be hdd Bayley's Scowering Drops, or taking grease out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth; &c: A further Proof of the Efficac;y of -Ching's Patent WORM LOZENGES, Col: - Riddle has favoured Messrs. Ching and Butler with the following Case. • • • • GENTLEMEN, • HAVIN G by accident read the Testimony ,of the Lord Chief Damn, respecting your invaluable Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, I was induced to make trial of them on myself.. From ktwenty-two years residence in the East Indies, I have been subject to a Liver Complaint, anq violent 4ilious Obstructions : I have made use of the Lozenges, and have derived very :considerable benefit from theM, and have given them to my own Children and the Children of my Acquaintance, also to numbers of the Poor, and in no one instance have they fai led of success, b u t 'i n some cases cave 'performed, I may say, miraculous Cures. • 1 have perused the various testimonies uf.the good OK:as produced by then, and shall only remark, I do not think too much can besaid in their praise; froth experience I ‘ particul ar ly recoil - a - lend them for remov i ng obstinate Isilious Obstruc tions. Gentlemen, Exirouth, Feb. to, 18 0 2. • G Your obedient Servant,' To Mosrs. Ching and Butler. JOHN RIDDLE. Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation, at Ching and Butlers, No'. 4, Cheapsid e ;• and Retail by Piddipg, 76, opposle the Pantheon, Oxford -street ; •Swiuey, Pall Mall and mist Country Medicin e V en d ers. i n the United Kingdoms, in Burs at Vile guinea, S. and 2S. 9d. each. [rniCE SIXPENCE. I.WPERI/IL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS; FRIDAY, AkRIL 30. dOtinsel were heard in continuation retati'te to the Scotch Appeali Rebecca Hog, rt.': Thwaites ; and HogiTo proceed again on Monday. The Royal Assent was given by coMmission to a numberof public . and private Atiis. Among the fimnet were the Bank Restridion, the Malt and Beer Duty, and the Assessed Takes Bills. The Lords Commissioners were-The Lori CHANCELLOR, , LOrd WALsiNcibkm, and Lora AUCKL AND. The House was adjourned for some time dUring pleasure, in order, to give their 'Lordships an oppor. tunity- of attentling.a seleA Committee of Privilege in the Prince's chamber, as we understand ' (pursu,ani to a former Motion of the Earl of RosLtri), in -order ro consider the best mode of proceeding with. respe,.!t to claims to - itish Peerzgcs, the eleetion Irish Representative Peers, &c. ;—ancl after niak_ ing some progress therein their Lordships returned,, and the House resumed„ The. Bills upon the Table were forWardeci in their' respeftive stages—and spine private business di s . posed of ;—after which their Lordshipi adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF-COMMONS, FRIDAY, Aff9l. 36. Tilt 'Usher of the Biai:k - Rod sUriutioned the House to the House of Peers to hear His Majesty's CQinnlission read. The. SrEAKE4 attended by several Members went to the House of Peers, and on Itis'rettirn formed the House. that the Royal Assent had lieen given by Commission to the Servants' Tax Bbl the Beer afid. Malt Duty Bill—the Grenada Loan Bill, and several Private Bills. Mr. M. A..TAYLOR brought UP a Bill to am,2n.l the At called Mr.,Grenv ill e ' s Ac}---which was rea a first time, and orderel to be read a second time on Monday. Mr. LElcti brought up a Bill' to regulate the Process .1 the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, iiYheland—which was read a first time, an , l ordered to be read a second time on Thursday, and to be 'printed. Sir W. SCOTT moved to discharge the Order of the Day for the further considtration of the Repott of the Clergy Non-Residence.l3ill.—Ordered. Sir W. SCOTT then moved, that the Report should be taken into further consideration on Tues.: day se'nnight.—Oidered. - Lord BE r,c R. Av F: moved for leave to withdraw tie Eleaion Treating Bill, and to , bring in another instead . of it.—Leave given. Lord BEL GRANTS then brought up a new Bill y which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Monday, and to be printed. Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Sugar Drawback Bill - , which was read and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER brought up a Rill to enable His Majesty to settle certain Annuities on their Royal Highnesses the DUKES of SUSSEX and CAMBRIDGE, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Mon: day. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR asked if it was usual to make the Annuities payable during nis Majesty's pleasure. , The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER answered n the affirmative. LOTTERY. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER MOVed •he Order of the Day for the House to resolve itself nto a Committee of Ways and Means. The SPEAKER having left the Chair, • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he had to state 'to the Com m i ttee , t h e C on: tract that had been made for the Lottery for the present year. One great objea he had - in view in the plan: which he had intimated to the Contrae. tors, was not only the benefit of the Public,.but also such regulations as according to the best informa_ tion which he had been able to procure, would. pre. "vent those mischiefs which had hitherto arisen from the pra&ice of low insuring, a pratlice which was at all times produClive.of the greatest evils, and which would under the present circumstances Hof the Country, if not checked, be produdive of aggravated mischief. He had endeavoured to procure the most accurate information of the - ex':. tent of the evil, and if he Wai to state to the House the sums which were annually paid for low insuring, the number of Clerks employed in the different Offices carrying on this baneful specieS of gambling, and the number of persons employed by those offices to frequent different public-houses, for the purpose of drawing in the poor to' part with that which ought to be employed for the support of their families ; he was' confident that it would be sufficient to induce the House to concur in any plan to which there was no fundamental objeAion, which would,tend to abolish such an evil. It was to lie observed, that the inducement to insure, was in ' proportion to the benefit to be derived from it the bargain was made between the insurer.and the Of. Tice, on the chance of a ticket being drawn on •a certain day•: . if . it Wits drawn, it wa s f or t h e ad— vantage of the insurer ; • if the contrary, it was for the advantage of . the office. It' was obvious, that the inducement to insure, must be in proportion to the numb:- of days employed in the drawing,. as if the drawing lasted forty days," taking ;he insurance at a guinea, there was an advantage of forty guineas, whilit, if the drawing lasted only eight days, there 11A