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„„ AP42 I- ') PER.WPFTT 914.; 127 A t d- Pr" !r-r•v, ••• .~----T- - - °t~''T~ Mg ...._ ~: E -10 0 '4 . • • •••.• • 7ttl.; r•re1.c.,,11. ...•,, ,or v. 1 '4 4 14 f ' 47 .IP4t tV; i • 4, t 6 - ,„,. (.A k. .-A . ~.• - 9 V 4 fib . • 1•4 Ce 11.111415 - ~: ~. 'I h • • • I I I • . ••• ' • _ _ i -.•- it s r ji, .. ' lilt Wi 4 : , :4 : .. ~. ' lax • • 4: • •• • 9r, t-iR t 4 • ALL • ..r(JI2. Wry 'flit 47 -re . ~ Y f • , . ,-. • I t n•wwiFF ,For NUMBER 6026. •• • I , LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH g i 022. PRICK 74:17 TOKATKE-HdrAL, DIMJRY-LANG. THIS EVENING, THIJ HSDAY, M•reh es, its Majesies Sri roots will perform the Comedy of THE AI AN OF THE Wq11LI). • • Lord Linberetivrt, Mr. Gotta; Sir Partinas Meeeyeo h lbaurveliwn.vt.ilieriadrKy. Ct it ."" ott e 4 ( l b p ri ii sS l.ll l::ja re .P ber ees' c li o rsm u r. rt, eeP ll7 4.h i l j l t il i. alkit gitt lita :th inig4 ; I.lu serAl l e : . ' tesyenpbant, Mrs. Dobbs; Cauetaatia, Maw Sistilbitto; L ty Hial, Mrs OrEtr. . 4* conclude with tie favorehealwideal VAtrairegann, calkd GIOVANNI •1N LONDON. I Dun Giovanni, Madeine Vestria ; Leporelkr. Mr. Harley.; Mr. Florratitte totickiii, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, Miss Cabin ; Miss Cuostsatia Quinutte, Miss Piney; licialtr tai Fas, Mrs. Bland. • i Mares Ict be takes of Mr. Bothell, in t/01440.10 of the. la Woe of the Tbesire. . Private Beare esti be abtaistrd for the Evening of Mr. iletlanil, at liclerallee. - , Oa iiimpriteky, Tee Cootie fireetre--vrjth The Mayor or OWIIIIII, NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE St", Capital £550,000. Offices, 16, Waterloo44ace, Pall.asall; and 21, Coroht 11. TRUSTER.: Hon. C.I. Wide Mame, M.P. R. H. Gantry, Esq. M.P. Lieuttrosur of the Canty. Charles Harvey, Esq. M.P. Sir Jiroh Aulcv . Raid. J. C. Carves,, Esq. M.P. T. W. Coke, Esq. M.P. DIRECTORS: President—Jeremiah lies, Esq. Banker. Vice.President—lobu Brown, Esq. Alderman. E. T. Booth, Esq. Alderman I.A. Hudson, Esq. Banker T. S. Des, E.q. Alde r m an J. S. Pastrami, Esq. Alarmism Jissonsand Fisk. Esq. J. W. Robbetdo. Esq. Ald. Juba Harvey. Esq. Alderman§ W. Mmpoos, Fwq. Wm. Harriet, Rsq. Alderman Same& Stone Esq. Secretary—Smu t ! Bignold, EA. walla* BOARD : Merles Harvey, Rae. M.P. (heat GeorroMPart. Welimpin* Wer. ChainlisS. Wyhrighs s E.q. Henriettualester, Covell-strdell. ee RV," fies... 4 Inems •ane.street West. - Netaretise) —.slr. R. J:perryos. Surveyor—M r. C. Howell. firlitE Parties issured is this Institution err free IL from all respoesihility, sad will receive back Three. Fifths of the Surplus Premiums at She end of every 'three or ate years. The Rates are the WNW se at other °Ares. Statement of Doty paid for the last Two Years:- 1850 1821 ....... 58,626 9 3 Thus proving, that is the last Year the business increased upwards of Teo Millions. Since the commencement of she present Year there has beep a further ioe . ... of upwards of Three Millions. LI FE SOCIETY—CAPITAL £ 50 0 ,000. The rapid progress of this Society (which is entirely die. linet from the Fire Other) Is evidenced by the amount of it. Premiums, which, at the trader-mentiuued periods, stood as follow : Year ending at March, 1815.... £33,441 5 I I Tear eliding at March, 1515.... 66 226 8 9 Year ending at June, 1821.... 99,290 16 7 In the last Twelve Mouths upward* of 800 Policies were Issued for Ineursneee, eseeeding. £600,000. Landes, Mardi 42, 1851. I ETY. TO THE PROPRIETORS_ OF EAST INDIA lOTOCI. LA DIMS THE ELECTION. of NIX DlRECTOttgbor the EAST INDIA COMPANY btior apPoipitd for WEDNESDAY. the 10th April wit the f of y our Vote and l u t ares t i s asgers t e M (or 0 1 1, ;(" 1 /• 1 1449i Geltdemen• viz.= tYILLIAM ASTELL, EN. • CRMiI,RS GRANT. Rag.. CAMPBELL 111 A 11.10tHr is r E.g. cHithiss ELTON Et Lisp GEORGE SMITH, 814,,, swEnr Toonr, pa v e , SRI FISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL THIS GALLERY. for 11.- EXHIBITION sod SALE Miler WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS, is OPEN, Deity, (Assn Ten is NR Morning soul Five ill die Es/song, By .Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission, Is —Caloloioar, • • Scotland, but be received No explanatiooe se to the cease of delay. The Marquis of LANSDOWN moved that the copies of the letters sent frees the Tnasury to the Commissioners of Exeier, should Le laid ors their Lordships' table.—Oideved Mr. Adrian was then ordrred to withdraw. The Marquis of LANN DOWN said, that whether ituieht or might not be neceesery to have the Committee ariplist,. it which was alluded to last eight, there censittly dot out ap pear to be any attileet us the part of the vague of their Lordrilips' Moue' se us the part of the Treutory; at pee.. seat it appeared if I be,e was neglect in obeying their Lord. ships, it lay with the Dosed of 'ACHY, which coeld„einsee the neeespuy of calling up one of the Coutaliailmiens rf Ett rise to their Lordships' bar. The Eyrt of LIVERPOOL suggested, that it wmso.nal in reels a Case to exassise the 3:rtetary 0116. loud i n the tt,,,t "mance. EatIGREY mitt he was of opinions that they might to receive the oviform:oMo from oar of t►e Cowasiesionere. I . Ills. Earl of LiveßrOuL said, it wool" engenly he Benet to have the :secretary at their LosiAships' bee t* the fillet Matinee, is all correspondence parsed ihroogh him ; betide", it was impossible that their Lordships @Weld know which of the Commissioners sat on that day. Earl GREY said, if the Secretary wee to Ise eismintd in ike first instance, It might be urceasary that the login! should go farther; could not the better course to save delay be, to have the Commissioner to attenduce dining the ex indult*" if the Secretary, so s he might be Pauly if called few. e • • The Marquis of LAN3DOWN the. moved, that the See cretary to the COMMllllioOttll of Excise ahunid attend their Lordships at Ave o'clock on Sfonilay seal.—Ordered. Mr. Adrian presented a retorts of the inatrectioes given by the Cumminionere of Excise to their ulcers, as to the seizure of breakfaet peeder made front wheat, barley, Ike.; with ap account of the somber of pensiveness which bad sakes place for vtoditai It in Gnat lititate.—Laid on the table. The Earl of LIVERPOOL then asked Mr. Adrian the name of the T y messenger wise had carried the linters from the Treasury to the Hoard of Eider, and whether he (Mr. Adrian) bad ascertained that they were regularly de. livered? He answered, that the messenger's VOW was rouse Woodier, but be bad not wade any inquiry as to the delivery. • CRIMINAL LAW. The day is published, in Y vole. Swo. price 1/. 4.. I. Week, ATREA TISE nn CRIMINAL PI-F,A DING. will, PRECEDENTS of IN DI CTM ENTS, SPECIA I. PLEAS, &c: adapted to Practice. Second Edition with Adilitioos. bp THOMAS STARRIK Of Liaeolo's Inn, Ertl Barrister at Low. Leask*: Printer' for J. and W. Clarke, Low Beek rethink Poriagal-street, LhicsAu'a Inn. Ass'ENT li.n/N E., FAN.aa .- **l t4 ' Which will sistrii eh*, U . 0 *II , ' I..ndist end %Micmac , ••• n 7: .1 •- - Yoe.rsisonl humble *miis, Themes Reid, , Job* Inglis, Janus. Pattie*, • Heigh Lando, ' . Jonas Dn Prsilotlndly, John LOCJI; John Hebb, ' . William Tvegleir INOlnati Jacob &Pongee. • ~. John 11110ornh ROWS Camplinif. A .og 0„,,. MIMI' • Willlsni Panley Craw l -' litoh.CA4 ll ll . l7 l 44 l ilasalralsi Jon ph 0.4;04, George Raikcs, • Jsisese Dniiisiti loin Q. Ravrnstisw, Ntil• Ilenj..Erhoinnsione, 4:irorge A. Robinson, Vl's, Fall. Elphinatone, John Thornhill, Jobs iltudieslou, Willison Wigrans. East Isidttrisse March 27,1,22. • TO TOE PROPRIETOR/3 OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADI,II AND (4..:ANTLEIVEN, • - .... _ . This day is psblished„ is s,o. price 7s. wards, CONCISE tiew of tft.. o,c•ritte and Prue lies of Ilse ECCLESIASTICAL (WRVS Is Ilisctors' Cossmooda, os various points relativt to lw galleeet of MARRIAGE sad DIVORCE. By TIIOAIAS POYNTER, Proctor, Doctors' Mdiaeof• Loudon : Printed for J. and W. I'. Cl ar k e , Souk selfrrs, Portspl.atreet, Lincoln's lon. . __ • • t• • •• '' • TH RATAN-ROTA L, COVENTiGIA it DEN. . Ilr IS ii'ENING, THURSDAY, Mash itt, fl • - will be acted the Opera of . Ilte.ov-ek . THE EXILE... , Ili 1..: - .- eoratUlrick, Mt. Loirrloo ; Gower Mr. W. tures; Baron AlloradulT, Mr. Meade . Colmar, kr. Ocreset; Dares Mr. Yount; Senile Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Maine:ls, MN. "elicit ;'"Stillia;ine, Mrs. Tam est; Melte., Mee Fordevt! • 0 ~. __,.. le Act 111. the CORONSITIOM NNW Ibmprou ELIZA. 4ETM. .0 • # . I, / II ' 4 . After which Illfrllio 4l l4-AIPAgor 1 , RON NA. . 1 4.1kbr111e, Mr. %reset ; Captaiti BaNifle, Mr. Pyoe • Mil. lOW !NNW.; Patrick, Mr. Censor. Mob, Miss . .1 Rosins, Mies M. Tree. 11141.1111111 e Bea alley be had fee be neuron, or nightly, of ,*litre Bou.Oifice. • 5,7 e.; Second Priee, Se. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 61.4,Alameed 'Wee, Ss—Gatlin, 4.1. • 4iramd ! rqfc. o.7 4 priper Gall Ivry, IL; Second Price, id. '" i ~, ! . 0n Saturday, the Music's' erg; or t MetitillWaire—with sstb.rine ayd l'etruellio. ,VI. new Growl Melembeseudie.limenee will be performed Easter Monday. Hasse/ tor. I OE Idit►a stemetaam, , AVING the 'maw ut being recommeeden to you by tbr Directors of the East ludia Campo.ll as CANDIDATES for lb. DIRECTION to be chosen this year, we Ink.- the liberty of requesting the /moor of your Vote ow tie day of Eleetioa, WEDNESDAY, the 10th of April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your moat obedient mid most homideSerraws, WILLIAM WELL. CHARLES GRANT, CAMPBELL MARJORIBANRS. CHARLES ELTON PRESCOW, GEORGE SMITH, WENT TOON E. East India ►base, March 27, 4822. TES RV '8 RE PO RTS. 4, 4; This day is pablisbed, in royal 8/o. Vol. XIX: Pea iv. ptiee DEPORTS of CASES to thr HIM! COURT of CHANCERY. denier the lime of Lord Eldos. By FRANCIS VESEY, E. Barrsater at Law. Vol. XIX. Part IV. with lades and Names of Cams, Con cluding the Work. Loudon: Primed for J. mid W. T. Clarke, Law Bask sell( re, Purtogsi-strees, Lieoehie Ina. This day is published, is sopa elm. price 9s. Part 11. which completes the Volume I A DIGESTED INDEX to the NINETEEN .C3l. VOLUME% of Mr. Veeey's Repine of Cases in the High Court of Chaucer', with • Table of the Nantes of the Cases. London : Printed for J. sad W. T. Clarke, Law &wh eelie's, Portugal-street, Lioculn's los. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jallo/1111r 30, DM. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED CORIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST` mina, do hereby pine Notice, 'Dot a GENERAL COURT of the mid Company will be be kl at their Mese in Leadrnhall-street, on VVEDNES DAY, the 10th April next, from Nine o'Clock is she Morn ing until Six is the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the mid Compaay fur roar Year.. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. As invidious Advertisement, issued by the Managing Di rects, of the County Fire Oalee, and headed Dias.!upon of the Norwich Union Society," Ike. having been inserted in several Newspapers, the Agents of the Norwich Union Office refer their Friends to the facts regarding that Establishment, Mated shove. as s sufficient reply to the malignant, insinua tions of its adversaries. N.B.—The Directors of the Norwich Union Society, for mutant lasormice against Loss by Fire, ba►e repsid to the Members, as dividends, sums SIDOMI6III to nearly ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, and to upwards of 3,000 Claimants for Loos by Fire above Three Hundred Thonmed Poweds.—March 19, 1823. /OR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day is pablished, the Third Edition (much improved by a graduated Scale of commencing Exercinta), price Rs. 6d. bound, ELEMENTS or LATIN HEXAMETERS and PENTAMETERS. 'By the Rev: ROBERT BLAND. • On sire motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR., Thomas Woodeer, the Tr. &slily mess►nge►, stint• ordered to.sittet.,l their Lordships at fire o'clock on Moseley next. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WrosroDAT, MA RCH 47. • IL Ai ATH E S AT HOME at the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, tin. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, March 28, TURDAY, the 30th, with his annual Lecture on es, Meaner, and Peculiarities, under the title of YOUTHFUL DAYB OF MR. MATH EiVfl. ',Fart 111. STORIES:. in which Mr. Mathew. will take saps to iatrqd ore the following Cbaraeters of all-work in a lodgiag-house; Moasieur Zephyr, French Ballet Maurer (first floor); Grorge Augustus niley—" A line of besaiy"—in love ; Ab Llywrlyit sh LkPd , 13"1• not this Anises ; Sir Shiverura Screwnervr, Guardian to Antelrosa (second floor); Mr. Mark Magnum, eso mopes lodger, out door; Mew Astokore, I. love w4tk Doors open at goose o'Clock; Perfoesores begiso at . The Exercises contained iu this little Collection have hid the sent of satisfactory experience at une of the greatest Public Schools. Printed for John Robinson, PaSemester-row. Of whom may he had, pricels..boond, SYNTACTICAL EXAMINATION; or, Qnestions and Examples adsptrd to the Syntax of the Woo Grammer. TWO POPULAR BOOKS. This day are published, hound in red, at Half a Geier& each, of corroapoodiug sizes THE ANECI)OTE LIIIItAItY, of 2,500 Anecdotes; and the VOCAL LIBRARY of 2,100 Songs; forming together or separately, the must swivel . ..illy interesting Vulmisca ever published. Poland for Sir R. Phillips and (s.; sad to be had of all the Booksellers in the United Kongo!loas. s o * Beside. the woes of these Rooks as general Colter tins. and as Cooks of standard reference. they constitute the heat lounging Books of imminessions amosommos iw the !..shah Liongolre. The ream Edition of the VIICAI. LIBRARY dustbins se Appemile of 100 popular French Songs; and the ANECDOTE LIBRARY iecludes :douse 300 seldom! Articles. IP • • A Li ELPH l TISIATLE, *?RAND. OAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. .By" ikelliority of the Right Hon. the toed Chamberlain. irtHIS EVENING, THURSDAY. March 48, JL will. be presented, an entirely new Extravaganza Bite. Ista, of Fun, Frolic, Fashion, and Flash, is three acts, called TOM AND JERRY; Or, LIFE IN LONDON. torinthian Tom, Mr. Wrench ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. UM Reeve Logic, Mr. Wilkinson; Jemmy Green. Mr. Keeley; lloir Dick Trifle, Mr. Bellamy. Kate, Mrs. Baker; Sae, Sirs. Waytett ; Jane, Miss Hammeraley. ljter nbielii for At ins time at thin theatre, • favourite operatic Bagel, composed by the celebrated Slouch Dow hem!, cia:lvd IA 'VILLE MAL GARDEF... CWIln, Mr. W. Kwily ; Simpkin, Mr. ITa!botirn Mari strafe, Mr. Dal's Bugatti, Mr. Sanders. Calmest., Mrs. H. Bemeley (hee ifird appearance here); and Motto,. Simon., Meas. Habits (formerly Sect dancir at the Royal Academy of Mask at Paris). To conclude with the celebrated Passion Scene Eons The Wild Man. Doom open at Six, and the Performance commences at a Quarter lefure Seven. Lire. da.—Pit, 2L—Gallery, L. Half Price at Halt pest Eight. ' PRE NEXT OF (if our) of BENJA. MIN JIMINSON, hie 4.f the Mereh3nt-ship Castle- Teeth. deceoord, by applying to Mr. Barnet. King of Prutim, Desn..siroet, Shubert', may hear of something to their atl rastaga. SOM ERSETSHIRE SOCIETY. E . TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the GENTLEMEN troweled with Ike Corot, of SOMERSET will be on WEDNESDAY, eke Sit. day of May, 1822, at the Frecatasowe Tavern, Great Queen-street ; Sr THOMAS BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE, Bart. M.P. in the Chair. STrWARDO: Alemillefer Baring, E.g. M.P. 1 Perrot Fenton, Fag. celeatel George B. I'ruwse, Quautork, Major Napi er , John Radcliffe, E.q. Thomas Alwalient, Esq. Richard Shift lity, Egg. Crocker, Earl. I George Worry, Eery. ••• Direct at Fire o'Clock for Six preciaety. Tickers, Use Gahm% sub, sway be had of the Stewards ce Cummailtre; or or P. Hunk the Hootwerary Secretary, )(wife Beuchawalko, Temple. A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF LAMPS - ARO LAMP OILS. - J APPLETON, LAMP owl SPEAKING • PIPE MAKER to his ffisjesty's Treasury, Someraet Noose, &c. ace. al the Coy Lamp and Oil Warehouse, 12, Ludguit_iirsei, Sl . Fauns aaJ bs. Old ilailey. (Thirty twe liar. esishliabeil), gs leave to isfisrus his Friends and the Public in several, that he has now mu sale a large assort "tat of the maels•admoed and improved One, Two, and Threalight Patent Lamps, which are •5 this lime so much iu ate fur lighting Halls, Steiremes, Dining•rounss, Draw 'fieleamt Countiag•hdoma, Easiking-howses, Public-office*, Churches, Chapels, Rall•rouiss, Places, &e. where • lighl is required; an assortment of the most ha. Proved Frenrh and kaambra Lamp., In Brass, Bronze, or ' l 2Psni Patrol and Illusainatioss Lamp. to he let fur Rana, kouts, Ausintsbes, ar.; Lampe repaired, cleaned, and lac ""t'l Lamp Canoes and Glasses ; several Two, Throe, a nd Fusr-lizht Plate and Cat glass Grecian Lamps to be 'old very rh.ap, suitable for Coffer-huuses, Tavern, Rill ti"L", i''t• &t.—Beam Patent, and Grecian Lampe lama in cathodge. • Fen h., ! „ -- 2 , "tit, of Sixty gond Satood.hand Oat and Two. orals of La wanted. . 41° SPeaking- Pipes Seed op ha Town or Canary. . 1 ' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK, V:I. UFOS& TEL PAT/LI/NAOS Of Hi. MIJUTIr. TilE'Coniniiitee of this Society beg leave to ler their moot al thanks to the Beoefselore who so liberblly contributed to its Funds at their late Festival. Aaziosa to pre:vault any errors (should say appear in this pobliesties), they have directed the Srerrterw to ~net those et whiels he oval receive notice. The outioilteent dons lion of the Marchioorss of Londonderry Is with gratitude plated immediately after that of their Royal Patron. f 8.1 t. or. His Majesty's Annual 21 0 Bounty . 105 0 The Marchioness of Loodooder r y 3OO 0 The Prewd?ot for the year, the Marquis of L.iusdown The Dale of Welling toe - 100 0 The Dowager Mar chiooree of Dime shire (Manual) ... 10 10 The N 1 arq.of Hertford 50 0 The Marquis of Lou. Johnsontawsoa,l'ag. Samuel M. Samuel, Eaq• 23 0 Thomas 13 eh, Earl J. Fitzg, raid, Erg 2l 0 Geo. &Isere', Esq l5 0 J. H. Bradshaw, Eag lO 10 E. Stessatt, jun. Esq lO 10 Robert Bell, Esq lO 10 A. R. Bl.ke, Erg lO 0 Alexis J. Dont, Eaq 5 5 D.tto, Mutual 1 1 Georce West, Esq Anuaal 5 5 Oliver Latham, Esq 5 0 Jeffery Foot, Esq 5 5 Flulty Rundall, Esq. (Atoms!) Patrick Per.s.e, Esq. (Annan') 5 0 Rev. Jas Brurrnlow, (struual) 5 13 Gestural Bell M. W. Troy. Esq 5 5 R. Jall's ay, Esq 5 5 A. J. 511ev111e, Esq 5 5 Jos. Janton E.g 5 5 J. B. Luanda, Esq 5 0 Benj. sLood, Esq 5 0 Geo. Webb, Egg 5 0 Ditto (runs 28 Aleut- Item of the Stuck anotieriy 6O 6- The Earl of Darnley 20 The Earl of Blrsintun 20 0 The Endo( Clanail. liam 26 0 Tire Ea7luf Clnnm•l 20 0 The Earl of Merit- •ilk (Anaual) 10 10 The Earl of Lisioirel 5 5 Lord Voles. Melville (Annual) Lurd Viscment Har b•rton (Anneal).. erd Viscopest North land (Animal) lie Lord Bishop of Orrery Lord Stewart, G.C.B Lurd Reticule's (An- nual) Lord William Filo- Exchange James Law, Egg.— 5 0 J. W. Fa!tun, Eq 5 H. Barmiest', Esq.., 5 0 1.. Alexander Esq. 5 N. M. Roth schild, Esq E. Bustlerll iVard, Esq. II 0 Richard Huue, 5 0 H. 11. Price. E•q .. 5 5 J. T. Bell, Esq .... • 5 5 Was. Pratt, Jun. Esq. 5 ii David Hall, East... 5 0 T. Patterson, Esq.., 5 0 George Warner, Esq. 5 0 N. *roe, E5q...... 5 0 Rev. G. Champagne 5 0 James Siog E.g. 3 3 P. Guys., Esq.(Ams ) 3 3 Da. T. Haase (Attu) 2 2 Miss Bradshaw(ditio) 1 1 Miss A. Bradshaw meld, M P Lord A. Hill, M.P The Right Hun. din Chneeelter of the Exchr quer Tließiebt Hon. Sir £3 C.C... Tb. Right Hue. G. Canning The Right Hon. H. G'nel born The Hon. Gen. Tavloe The Hun. Gen. [Nigh The Hon. Call.Bu• ton Sir Moles Conte, Kart M.P Si, Vipers Burch, Rom M.P. K C.B. Sir W.Cirogrtr.,K.C. Sir H. LOW., K.C.B. DAIII.OII, M.lr. Rube, t Stewart, Esq. ALP W. Sivari, Cry. ALP .1. Browne, EM• A W. Robarts Erg. ALP T. Spring Kira, E./. (Annual) 1 1 Henry Haffey, Esq _ _ . (Missal) ..... . 2 2 Thos. F. Ellis, Esq. _ _ - (Anneal) 1 1 Henry Twckrr, Erg (Anneal) I I Lake (rake, Esq 2 2 Reoj. Cohen, Eaq 2 2 Rev. Dr. Woodward 1 0 11. It. per J. H. Ikad sho r ' Earl 2 0 Ruben Poliford, Esq. 5 b Collection it the Ta. M.P. Lyndon El,lye, Esq. . . M.P. Hoe. J. •benrowby, M. Ford, Esq. M.P. D. Kerr, Esq. ke P. The Friendly Brot iit • a of St. Patrick.... Mrs. •ed for Tick- els 501 d...... 1671. 74114. 20 0 (1,714 8 I J. C. MICHELL, See. 18, Queeu-street, Bloomsbury. All Demands upon Olio asarity .re requested to be seat to the Secretary before Ito Ist day of May, with a rum to Am beteg discharged al soon after that day as possible. 10 10 10 U S 0 2S 0 5 5 12 12 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 10 10 21 0 20 0 10 10 ill 0 10 10 3 3 2 2 10 0 10 10 to 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 10 10 10 le 10 0 NEW NOVEL This day was published, dedicated (by permission) to Mrs. Joanna Beilhe, price 21s. boa r d s , th e Seated Edition of T HE FAVOURITE of NATURE: a Novel. In Three Volumes, 12mo. .• This is a well-written Novel, in which the female cha racter, and an intimate knowledge of the human heart, are slily pourtrased. The vices of the rich and gay are well elertcheJ, soil the fate of their youthful victim, Elizt Rieeil, i. Boat as meat deeply affect the sensitive nued."—Muetbly Magazine, April, 1821. Printed for 0. sud W. B. Whittaker, Ave.slaria-lane. Of whom may he had, lately publu.lied, • 2. SUCH IS THE WORLD: a Novel: is three mils 12mo. price 21.„ 3. 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Rh. ripllE PEERAGE CIIAIU for 1811¢.—Thu a Chart vintains the complete Peerages of the United Kingdom, alphabetically arranged (including the Scotch and holt Peers who were omitted last year), with the fol lowing participle.' of each Member:—The Title, Title of the Eldest Sow, Surname, Dates of the Spit and sat Crea tion, Pr.cedetire c Age, whether Married, Bachelor, or IVitlower, number of Children, Male and Female; Kitights of the Garter, Thistle, &e. Lord Lieutenants, Nary Coun• vellum, ROMs. Citlsatint. sad Peers' Eldest SOUS who are Members of the present Parliament. It also *hews by what meant the Peerage was obtained, that is to say, whither by Nava4 Military, legal, or other Services; and states the Century to which itch l'eer can truce his Paternal Au reeky; thus exhibiting, at one view, mach interesting in formation, and form dtz, upon the whole, a complete Pterage in Menials*. Printed (or G. and W. B. %Vhittaker, Ave-Maria-lase; and W. Sams, St. J tmes's street. 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THOMAS ARROL, AND OTHERS, Appellants; WALTER SPAWN, Itepondent. This was on Appeal from lbr Court of Session (Secillssd). Word not. Judament post poord. The Earl of SH A reESkiVRY laid on the table a copy of the Report of she Cummissineers to Inquire Into *hose. of 'schem e r Gaol, and Idle • copy of the evideate as the Coroner. luquest, purauaut lo the 'amnia of the Earl of Darnley. Mr. T 01111414, from the Treasury, presented suadr7 ac counts pursued' to Art of Parliament, and also a return under Ilse Act of 'be bith of the late King, fur regulating public offices as ordered by their Lordiihipc—Laid ata the table. Mr. Davenport, Mr Stuart iVottley, and oilierlimbers of the House of Continuos, ',Fought up thy Hill for belting the town of Halifax wllh gm, and four Road Bills, which went aevesally read a fret time. LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY. Viscount M ELVI ILE paused fur ■ e.g., of slue Cussaii. sion Cro executing the Office of the Lunt High Admiral.— Ordertd. The Noble Viscount gave 'Notice that he would, to-morrow, present • Sill to their Lordships to amend the Acts COIIIII - tutiog that office: for a they now stood no km than three Lords could be • quorum. His Micron.a was to reduce that number to two. DELAY IN OBEYING AN ORDER. Sir Thomas Tyrrebilt, the Usher of the Black! Rod, ia formed their Lordships, that Mr. Adrion (rim the Treasury, was in attendance, pursuant to their Lo:dshipe' order. On the motion of the Marquis of LANSDOWItiI he was called to the bar ; and, in answer to qrsestioas put t:. him by the Noble Marquis, he said he remembered receivueg se or der of their Lordships on the 11th of March, about twelve o'clock in the day, from one of the meson ogres, directed to the Commissioners of Excise; he told the messenger it ass right, and he would forward it to its destioxtion. Ile ae. cerdiagly sent lei ten, signed by Mr. Umbras/mu, to the Com missioners of Excise, and to the Beside of Excise in Ireland and Scotland, desiriag that the returns should be trsosenited pursuant to their Lordlier's' order. He sent it by one of the Treasury messengers. He received another order of Ilse Lordships, issued am the 22d of March, that the return wrest be made forthwith on the 234 of Mareh. He ea this nem. slop also sent • letter with the order to the Commiesiusers of Excise., signed by Mr. Lashington, retreating of them to state the cameo ef the delq. He had received Cron the Beard of Excise, this morning, the returns for &stead a n d HENRY HUNT. Sir F. BURDETT postrard to Tuesday nest hie motion for the liberation of Mr. Hunt, in consrquenee of raspy Members not having as yet read the Report of the Com missioners on IleMater gaol. AGRICU LTC RA L DISTRESS. • Mr. N. CALVERT permuted a Petit ion from certain Owe. ere and Occupiers of Land, who were in the habit of lowsd. Mg the Unitised Market, praying some relief to agrieultore. The language of the Petition wa► respectful to the Hone*, but not very complimentary to Ministers, for they slated that his Majesty's Ministers were rr girdles' of the mericels aural iateseata, avid turned all their attention to the monteil intercom, to the subreirsioa of both, and they. therefilit 7 , prayed that the HOW* walslJ withdraw their cerairdrtine frdlN.:`• Ohm—The Pettifog was ordered to be petaled. •.• • • SEDITIOUS MEETINGS ACT. Mr. LENNA RD postponed In the Sib of May his motion for the repeal of she 60th George 111. called the *Jilin., . Meetings Act; and he wished to give notice, that troll that • occasion he should •lao more foe the repeal ofidatirertAci, which compelled puMiithers to give *entente,. BREAKFAST POW DER. Sir R. WILSON said, that inslaric•s occurred every gay in which individuals were prejudiced by tamer-anon* fur the sale of a vegetable powder, not with a firsudeleni intenti o n, bat as a wholesome beverage that retold sot be detrionetwal. He bad that day received a bum-from a person, who stated that a prosecution had beer imlitofed agaioat him fur the sole of roamed wheat. A tommanicatiuu warn made to Lim by his brother, Waling, thus if be pleaded itoiky,./Ite.peoally not be inflicted ateimit biro.- He aceordioely &dim, holiest - whoa he was about to he releseed, a noterosr we e laid omit hiss, at the suit of the Coma, to eaters" th e pe. rally of sixty powads fur the sale of that article. He wialieJ thee to kuuw whet was the intention of Gintejsmeatt on that subject. Mr. I.I.ISHINGTON said, the question had teen for some time under the coasiderienon of Government. 'lle Board of Elwin were to determine whether roamed wh.at could he left in the bands of the dealer, without material Missy to this revenue, and they were to report to the Lordaul the Trea sury. As soon ea the results were known, be abould be happy to communicate it to the Hume. Mr. ABERCROM RY mid, that the Noose were booed sot merely to consider whether the revenue would soiree so iajory, but to commit the interests of the public; and if the report of the Board of Excise were not saiiefactorp., be hoped his gallant frirad (Sir R. Wilson) would move for • Committee to inquire into the matter. ff,s R. WILSON expressed hitt satisfaction at the elm's'''. tin. gives by the Hon. Geoitlernau (Mr. Laitilogims), vied hoped the case of the parties who bad suffered would afar he taken auto comidtration. CRIMINAL LAW. Sir J. MACKINTOSH gars motif* of a shol;on far Wednesday, the Ist of May, on the subject alike Gimlet( Law. AGRICULTURAL DITREStf. ' Mr. SYKES presented a Potshots from serials Owners and Occupier. of Laud io the Tutus of Richmond and tis Vac,. ally, in she North Riding of the Conn' yof VOA, praying some relief to Agriculture. The Pet , tion proceeded from • sheltie-I. out supposed to suffer very mud' from the great devartation is which other pars, of the country were ovec. whrisord. They were nut oppressed by heavy .poor s rates, or Inc.! grievances; it was • district remarkable for its fer tility, yet they mated that they laboured uudtr gr.•t dierreur, sad preyed cisme measures might he lake. by the Leet.rriu, for raisiag the price of eJrn. His Honourable Friend e Member fur Vuoliature Olr. S. War Cey) ...could be • best •1,1 4 to al mut to the Noose why he was nut intrusted I. pre sent a Niihau paw. eating from his consittui n H. Mr. R. WORTLEY seal he was cosines to hear the Peti tion read, is order to see whether it contained arty censure upon any vote gives in the House of Commons by 'him. Put he hound that it oily contained a pater for Morse arti ficial mess. of raisiag prices which were advocated by Mr. Wchbe Had and others, and the Petitioners were jots se' disinclined to give their NIRO* to his Noble Callow (Lord Stilton). became they knew ht was as much advt a as himself to these peruicuiss doetrioer. • What they Pre sanded was high prices, and that he ithould be anal- de gree them, if lir could do 411 witSoui injury to utlb in to representing, as he slid, a vast number of attains, r o i burg various interests. it was his duty t o l oo k nt t h e 0 . appen i uc its bearings. He could Not (littoral to a font ijudtim all of taxes, beestese he was anxious to rancor! i e . *deems which could nut Ire done of mole taps we. pleakt Pettit. if the public credit were osier wiped, seredsted ; and do.tructros ant is the tnerelp" inlet • R 'weed bring the ore) Petitiosers them.. tree. ar* sieue, but us W. N. 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