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NOTICB is hereby given, that the Office of SECRETARY t this Institution being.a .t to be vacant, by the Resignation of Mr. SANCHO, Cart Ages for the - Otlice*will have their Applications accepted at the In stitution- rill Tuesdaay, March 31; and the Electio t will take place Tlitusdayf 19th March, at One e'Clok - k, on which day a Special General COurt will be heat tor the above pOr. pose,* and other Iktisiness. WM. SANCHO. VICTUALLING OFFICE,: Feb. 23, !307. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING II 11AIEST Y's NAVY . do:heto4r give Notice, That on iVeduesday the Itth- of March next they wilt - iv ready to re ceive in uniting (sealed up),- for such KILN-DRIED ENGLISH PEASE as the respeaive Per sons who may tender the rame can engage to deliver in Two . Months, free of all charge and risk to His Matie;ls, Me* His Ma s. Vidualling Stores at . Plyisrutb ;' and to be paid for by pqyable, with interest, ninety days . after date. Nei any offer of less quantity than Ticienty/-five Quarters will be attended to. The Condition: of the Contra 9 may be seen at the Sect etary's Olficr, or by apptriv to Mr. Thontas•Miller, Agent for the Vic. treadling at PLyenvith. No regard Will he had to any Tender in which the Price :ball not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Bsrrd briar One a' Clock on the said Wednesday the itch of March next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender. -or ,rums on hie hektlf, atiCas, to evii:l4:rr, -u!hencal led lck. ERLIL PARLIAMENT. PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 24, A.. will tie pertormed THE CITAFEW. The Music composed by kir. ATTWOOD. Noasth vs. Hugh De Tracy , Mr. BA RRY MOR E Robert, Mr. BANNISTER; Bertrand, Mr. H. sl-DDONS ; Walter, Mr PENLEY; Philip, Mr..EYRE ; Dunstan, Mr. COOKE ; Matilda, Mrs. POW ELL ; Vlorence, MiSs DUN CAN, `Fitzharding, M r EI. L 1 STON . ; Armstrong, Mr. PA LM ER; Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS; Hcrman, Mr. CA-R LES. lianditti—Meisrs, MALE, FISH p t, of F. Ba VAAS, RHODES. With a Glee. and Chorus n ti. The ProloAtie to te spoken b'r . Mr. 'BARTLEY, And rite E pilogue by Miss DUNCAN. After which will be produced , a new Ballet, calleJ EMILY , Or, JUVENILE INOIS,CRETION. to the,course of the Ballet; a Pas Scut, by Mademoiselle ,PARTSOT. Monsieur Rigadon, Mr.. BE RT Woodcutter, Mr. MONTGOMERY ; Lady .Constantia, Mrs...StIAR?; Liddy, Miss GAYTON. HOUSE OF PEERS, • • • ''.4ONDAY, YEB. 23. TIW Newfoundland Fishery Bill was read a third time, and passed. - The Earl of WARWICK referred to a notice he had giVen some time back, of an intention to bring for ward a Motion respeding the price of provisions.. He now gave notice, that he should submit that Mo tion to the* House On. Friday next, for which day he moved that their Lordships be summoned to attend. —Ordered.' PROVIDENT LIVE INSURANCE and N- I OFFICE, Southampton-street,. Strand, London. I' RESIDENT, The Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, K. G. On the suggestion of Lord REDESDA.Lit the ground of the question in the Appeal " Meikle Dick" was narrowed to mere matters of fact, upon which Counsel are to be definitively heard ta-morrow, pre vious to final ,judgment. The Irish Quit Rent and Snlrits.Drawback pension Bills, the Tarkey Tobac &c. w- e brought . up from the Coitanoni, and read a first time. Ct-YRESIDEN73, • Murquis of Salisbury,K.G . Viscount Chetwynd Lord Temple • Viscount Duncaunon Viscount 13 u Ikcley LetkL iiraykrooke. 3ttUara. s. Marquis of BUckingham Lord i3raybrooke. Praed," Esq. ►ll. P. The object- of thislnsiitution is to .eneourage the truly laudable design of .Lite Insnr.inCe . and.. Provisliniforo Id- Age, by reducing those: transaciions to prineiples of the utmost pos sible Public LB :lent : with this view an extensive Society of Nobielnen . andl;entlemen hive entered into a Subscrip tion of 250,0001. to constitute an:Original Capital, and, tak ing upon themselves the sole - responsibility - of the Establish, nient, they entitle the Persons insured and Annuitants to par ticipate in Profits, after the expellees of an economical ma nagement are defrayed, in which the President, Direetors, Trustees, and Auditors aCt gratuitously. Thus, by tbe'sp ee cific Sums insured, and the division of contingent Profits, every Member bas theefulies - t possitilevalue for his Payments, without being subjea to calls upOn any losses whatever. This important and unprecedented advantage is peculiar to the Provident Institution.. An Account Of the Annual D;ibtirsementa of the London Dock Company, up to the Ist of Fehrtutry, 1807, ,was presezitcd, and ordered to lie on tie la- WITH THE VIRGIN UNNIASICD.• Coupce, Mr. DE CAMP ; 'Blister, Mr. MATHEWS ; Quaver, Mr. DIGNUM ; Miss Lucy, MisiRAY, (Being her first 9pearance in that Charaaer,. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. 6d. Second Price as. ---Gallery 23. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery 'J. Se cond Price 6d. - No Money to.beleturned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-ofae, in Little Russel-street. The Doors tope opened at Half-past Five, and bAgin at Ralf-past Six. On Thursday, The Curfew; with My Grandmother. TIOUS OF COMMONS, MOND.S.Y, rEE. i 3. ELECTION DECISIONS. IWTONE. TIIbATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. N THURSDAY NEXT, Feb.' 26, leo7 i will be perforrricxl 'mg TEMPEST; Or, THE ENCHA NTED ISLAND. prosper°, the rightful Duke of Milan, Mr. KEMB L E ; Prince Ferdinand of Naples, Mr., C. KEMBLE ; Miranda and leorinda, Prospero's Daughters, Miss BK UN, TON and Mrs. C. ISEMBLE ; Ariel, by a YOUNG LADY.. wzrn .&b - HARLEQUIN A MO THER GQOSE ; . Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. The Scenes, Music, Machinery; llresses, and Decorations, are entirelyttew. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware. The Pantomime produced under the DireElionof Mr. Farley. The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun. 'rho Scenery by Messrs. Phillips, Whitmore, Hollogau, ficidgings ' and their kssistantS. Principal Characters, Mother Goose; Mr, SI NI MO N S , _• Staid. afterwards' Viorlequin, Me: - KING and Mr. 80. I.OG NA, jun. ; Ivan., afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. - BOLOGNA. P.SquiZe alteinfart.is Zany, Mr. G RI MA LD I ; Oddfish, Mr. MENAGE; Cabin-i3OV (with a Song), Master SMALLEY ; Columbine, Miss SEARLJE. Boxes 6s. Second price 354--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— taller) , as. Second Price rs,—Upper Gallery is. Second . price 6d. --Mo Money to b e returned. Places ter the Boxes to be taken at. the Box-ollice, in Hart. Street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Flail-past Six. On Saturday, Every Man in his Humour—Kitely by Mr. Cooke; with the new Pantomime. • • G OVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to been Dr. Awi ng .I,4tii A r R It. 4 Prizes of k .20,003 - are - • k 80,000 4 • -- - to s e. , oo - ‘. •- - • 4 0 0 ,0 4 - 5700 .... - - . . .. 2:,,00e ~ ru . - - • 1030 . .10,10:4 IL. . .. * .. 50d 3. - - - so.' -30 co 4' ' - - - so - . - - 3000 - - - - 2.0 - 60,0ze 3000 First-drawn Tickets 13 each - • • • 3 , ,0. 0 zi3O-0 Tickets ~, 2~O~QJ~ Capitals. Determinable : . . f irst-drawn Picket, Ist Day . . £ 2 0,6 0 3 Ditto . zd Day . . .20,000 Ditto . - - • . 3d Day_ - 20,000 Ditto - 4th Day 20,030 • Ditto - . itti Day t0.0..30 Ditto - - 6th Day - tc.ooo TICKETS and SHAVES are on Sale at every Licenccd Lurie. y Office. PRESI-24 - 1' YRIi:E: Ticket - - - £l5) 16 . o - - 41. 3 o Eighth - Za 12 0 52 halter - 5 3, Ce Sixteenth / 6 6 Favourite Nuntbers ma% be secured ..tk the Bank, by making early Application at the ailtereut I.4;ensed %Mit:es. GLOUi.IS VERSE-111<E. TO BE S 01.1) BY AUCTION, At North Leech, in Three Lots. sometime towards the latter end"ot illirch; . - • .••••• _ _• AFREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE FARM, si . - twele at CO LO.ASTON , alias ASTON-BLANK, tear North Leach, in the County of GA./Lice:Act - , in the occu pation of Mr. 101441 Flanks ; consisting of a Farm-house, with the Hotnestead and suitable . Out-building!. and about 7.44 Acres of excellent t.and in a big,h.statept Cultivation, di_ vide,i by.good fences into convenient. Closes. About one halt' the Land lays together contiy,nous to the' House ; and the re. mainder is contained in a king Fence, and is situate at Vent bill, a short distance from the Town, on the ‘vestaly Sider et the High Road between North Leach and Stow. The V remises may he viewed by applying to the Tenant ; and the Day and Place of Sale, and further particulars, will be publ.shed in due time : in the mean while any inquiries will be answered by Messrs. Dynelv. Grav's-inn, London. . sooner, if required, TO LIE T LET, j And entered upon ct Lady- Day next, in. ACOMPLLIE DWELLING- HOUSE, i n -the Village of HagICY, in the County of Worcester. Tne. House Consists of a large Hall, lireakiast-itoom, Ly,„i i ,,_ Room, and Dtawing-Roont, 11 . eusekeepe Ruilerrs- Room, Closts, santl every Convenience ; , Kitchen, 's rantry, o l y 1 Larder, Brewlionse, and Servants' Hall ; Stabling for deem Horses, and a doiable Coach- house, with oilier necetniaty taut-buildings ; :Jive Lodging Rooms upon. the First t to6r, and foitr upon the Attic:. - besides two fur the. Men Serlants; a good Staircase alt the way up ; Attics as good as the other Rooms, and a Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen i • a g el d Wallet! Gardcn, Shrubbery;and about 14 Acres of Lanct; tw4S l kish Pools, and a Green. !Rinse. , . . Js The above I-louse and Lands are situated' in Hagley, in the County tat Worcester, and Dear adjoining to I lagley Park and i s . the Clent Hills ; ann there is a good Yee.: di flamers within bout a rale, and are distant about three miles from Stour bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, to both which places there is an excellent Turnpike Road, and near the Coal Mines. . • For a view of the Premises, apply to john Taylor, neat the same.; and for Particul a rs, to Mr. John Watkins, the i•roproltor, ii"r North:4ll)9.o, Herr Worcesrer ; or to 11eSSI*S. • 1 1 oberta•and linker, suln.ittiii., in 6e4ruley. . . Military Men insured at this Office are not charged with any additional Premium, unless called into adual Service. No Adrnitsiun Fees are required; 'nor is any,charge made 'for Policies. Insurance and Annuities may be - eticfted any day within office hours, which are from Ten till Four. N. D. ST. CROIX, Sec. A Pirmphier, explaining the Principles and Terms of this Institution, is published by Messrs. Cadet' and Davies; and may be lead at the 1-louse of the institution, And of the Agents and Boo's:sellers, price bd. LAW. --A N ARTICLED CLF,RIC. wanted by a Solicitor AA. 'of respeetible Praaice in the City. A moderate Pre mium will be required. Direct tar Mr. 1. W. {Post-Paid/1 at Messrs. Witherby's, Birchiti-lane, Combat. ARMY, A' NY LIEUTENTANLCOLONEL of INFAN TRY willing to Exchange into another Regiinelit of the Line, may hear of an advautapous Otter, by jpplying immediately to T. H. tiro:36, lermyn..street, Sr. lames's. This Day wiits published, In PreVol. Svo. price Ss. hoards, and un Royal Paper, 12s. T 1 4 WORKS of SALLUST: Tramlateci into F. nglish by the late ART tit) R, MURPHY, Au thor of a Translation of Tacitus, - Loot to n • Printed tor lames Bond-street ; and I. Cuthell and P. Nlartiii, Nitddle-row, Holborn. This Day was published, in Five Volumes . gv with Maps and othtr Engravings, price 21. ss. in noarls„ the Fifth Editioi, of TRAVELS in FOL4ND, RUSSIA, SWEDEN, and DENMARK, interspersed with Historical Itcla tions, and Political Inquiries. Dv WILLIAM COXE, A. M. F. R.S. and S.A. - Archdeacon of Wilts, lector of liernerton, Printed tor T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strmid. s Of whom may be twd, by the saute Author, r. An Account of the Russiin Discoverk.s be ween. Asia and America, Sm.& c. 4th edition, with Charts, tcs. 6d. 2. Travels in Switzer 4,d, and the Countr‘ of the (ri sons, 3 vols. gyn. 4th edition, with a large Alai) and other Engravings, t 4. ; or, on l(oyd Paper, with twenty addi tional Flares of views, by Mr. Smith, ;l. as. And all Mr. Coxe's othei Work's: . . -..' Lately putilished, ' Handsomely printed in Quarto,. on Writing Paper, price, in boards, 7s. TU be continued Annually, . . - • - I , IIE FARMEIt's DAILY JOURNAL, AND, .i. cow I. EFL ACCOLIN'VAN'F, from Alichaelmas tBo6 to Miaaeimas rgo.i, rcooininentled to all Farmers, as well Proprietors as Occupiers of F:lrrni, Stewards, Bailiffs, &c. as the most easy and rzady Method of keeping the Ac counts of a Kirin, so .arranged that the plainest Capacity, with a Knowledgenf Writing only, May'keep a most accurate mid satisfactory Account', as well of the Labour as the Profits of the-Farm. . , 1W A PRACTICAL FARMER. Printed for F. C. and Rlvinton No. 62, St. Paul's ChurctLyard'; and'sold by all'the Booksellers in Town and Count•ry. ' ' Thi s Day Was published, Price t 2S. in ho a r ds, 'Vol ume t h e Fi rs t o f . _ A DICTIONAWY of the LAW o f SCOTLAND, ~CI. intended for the Use of the Public at large as well as of tne o L-ssion. .• ROBERT BELL, W. S. Lecturer on Convey - 411611g,- appointed by the Society of %VI - frets to the Signet. Printed for john krider.;on, Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst.•Rces, and Orme, London. - . This I).ry was pui,,,shed, . • - In One Votu&iie Svo. Price 7s. in Boards, N ACCOUNT of the DISEASES of INDIA, „EX as they 4 appeared in the English Fleet, awl in the Isla. vat Hospital at Madras. in 1782 and 17N3. .With Observations on Ulcers, and the Hospital Sores of that Country. To which it prefixed. A View of the Diseases on an Expedition and Passage of a Fleet and Armament to India, in 1781. By CHARLES CURTIS, Formerly Surgeon of the Medea Frigate. .Printed for Longman, Hurst. Kees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row; 3111 1. Murray, .Fleet.srroct; and W. Laing, Edinburgh. LITERATURE AND • THE FINE ARTS. On the rst of March, !807, will be published (price Is.), . No., 1. of a new and supero PeriJdical Work, with splendid Einbellistirnents, entitled, 'THE CABINET ; or, Monthly Report of Polite Literature. Including a Review of Books, and accom 7 ,panied.bya Cabinet Laition ‘separately paged and'ornament ed) of the most popular English Plays ; with Anecdotes ana Annotations, Biographical, Critical, sud Dramatic. The Contents of this Work will be arranged under the several heads of Biography, the Arts, Criti c i s m, A nec d otes , tvlisceltany, Poetry, the Drama, a Review of Books and Mu sic, the London Theatres, thc•Provincial and Foreign . Stages, and will consist of a vast variety of intereStin and val u. able articles. T wclve- halt-sheets (96 pages) will be given in_ exch Number, and Two Engravings, one tv accompany the Magazine, the other to embellish the Appended- Editionot the - Theatre, to which twenty-tour pages .will be-appropri ated monthly: The Work will. •be printed with a new Type cast for the purpose, and on a fine yetlow wove Paper, nanufactured ex. pressly tot The Cabinet. London : Printed for the 'Proprietor, arid published by Matthews . and Leigh, IS; Strand - - 1 where a 'Prospectus ex•- plaining the plan and ot'i....tts of this %%lurk at lar.a may he. }sad gratis;, and sold by ~e; :he Boo;i.seglers, Stationers, Lod caws-carriers, throu6haui k;hl6.lcon. FICiCIALING-OENCE; TT Feb. tB, 18c7. cOMMISSIONERSfor VICTU:ALLING ftlS 111.1jESTY's NAP Y do herd:) , give. Notice, That ox Wednesdv , the ¢'b of March they will be rea,fr to receive Term tiers ii writing (sealed up), aid treat for Three Ilundred Chal drorn teach consisting` of 36 Bushels, :Vine/Jester Measure) of TANFI ELT) MOOR COALS; or coals - of erferl goodness; to . be delivered in a whOle Carp 9r Cargoes, offe.half rhere4 as soness possible, and the other hal/ in the spare ol two Months frays iht date of the Covrag e willds and ittrazher per. misting, alongside the Wharf of His Illajesly's 17e1uallivg Pre mises at Plymouth and Southdawn ; and to br paid for by Bills, I)4: J ake, with interest, ninety days after date. The Condithars 0 .. / the Contra& may be ;ren at the Secretacy's Nu rikarif will he bad to trey Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted iv words at length, or that shall nut he delivered to the Board before Olf o'Clock en the said Ifiednesdtv the 4th of ltitsech, nor unless the Pirson •zasv ',lakes the Tender, or some lesson on his behalf, attend!, to answer, cobra railed for. TR4NSPOR.T.OFFICE, Februav 23, igo7. NAP:IL SURGEONS. UCH Inconvenience having Leen etperienced im -n- this Lkpal trrtent, from many' Surgeons, when unemplved; stegleiling to fo;ward - their 'Address to tLis Office, and to renew. , it from time to time, Yts Gecasion - should require, the Commissioners for remeltsOing His Najeit'y's Transport :Service, for taking-care , of Sick and Wounded Seamen,&c. do hereby gilt Notice, Th.:t troy qttszeon on Halflay, who shall jail t. .end hither his 34:Idylls, and to renew the sake previwts to the 30th of Tune and 3 tst cf December in each Year, will be omitted in the Hall-pay Lists made out to those respeaire pPriods; • OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, - February' it, rBr - q. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf HIS MA ESTI''s ORDNANCE do bere6 , give Notice, That Pro pawls will be received at their Office, in Pall on or be fore the 4th dfy of March next, from such Persons as may be 'twilling to undertake the ,Supply of 4-)a Loads of Hewed EL M T 1 MB ER, for ;Service 'of the R9'al Carriage Department, at Irtylwich, of the size of Sc, Feet a: the lease;-and toe whole to be delivered into Store in the.course of the eet.'uing Three Mtntbs. Further Partieulari, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraa, may be knewir upon application at the Secretary's Ogfe, in Pall ilferil aforesaid, any Day between the Haters .of Ten and F,ar o'Clock, where the • Proporals are to be delivered, scaled and cn(Lr-sed,•" Proposal: for Hew-d Elm Timber;" but no Propo3, ! l can 'be admitted af:er the said. 4b Day of Marcie next,'4l.Tquelve ai Noon of the Same' air, neither will aoy noticed:foci - qt.'s than 4. Loads, nor unless eke Pary mating it,' or an Agent, in 4tis behalf, altetth: - • 14' Order of the Boar,!', ' •- . R:11. CREW'. Secretaly. UI FICI; OF O 1 DN.4IVCE, Feb. 7, tool. THE 1)1?INCIPAL O F F ICERS of HIS Mil- ORDNANCE do hereby give Mace, to such Persons as m.ly•have Seisoneel wALNuT.TREE TIMER in their possession, or who may be inclined to Jell their Walnut- Tecs in the pi esent 5f4.1011, that they, the. Prins ipal Officers, will be ready to purchase such quantities of Iralnuhtree Plank as may be irons time to tune tendered to them : the Plank must be :wind, - andflt fo waking illusket.sts.-ks, and of the thickness of two inches and half, and snuff be delivered at the Tower, where payment will be made, in ready matey, when required, fir the s terommodatiou of Persons having small quantities to diapure of, so soot as the Plank has been measured and approved 6y the Offcersbehrsging to the gyal ManufaElory of Small Arm: at the Tower. Each Ptoposll mutt specify the quantity of Plank to he Sold, and the Price required for it per Foot superfik: 1 I and the same is to be forwarded, addressed to the Secretary . to the Board of Ord nonce, .Officety Ordnance, Pall Mall. By Order of the Board, . R. 11. CREW, Secretary. A CHALLENGE. ------- - - - /MESSRS. CURRIE.and co. challenge the Whole World to prove a . single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired circa. The pradice of many years in this particular branCh of their pro fession has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They con tinue to cliied their studies to the treatment and cure of cer tain Complaints, and that derangement of the system which iS.the consequence of a destrudivc habit. It is a melancholy truth, that the indulgence in this solitary' vice brings on those Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently prevent and embitter the Matrimonial State, and imposes by anticipa. tiou upon its Unhappy victims • all the infirmities of old age. - To such persons it must be a consoling retledion to knoW that they may nctw, .by anew and infallible mode of treat ment, be restored to health, strength. Ana .manly vigour...— Messrs. Currie and Co. being regular surgeons of the Royal' College, the idea of empircism cannot possibly be attached to their pradice, for rintinittßit a thorough conviction, eon- - firmed by many years experience, of the injudicious mode of treatment adopted by the general l'rathtiouer in the cure of Vet , creal Complaints, and that class or Wbility which inevi t3,l;y results from the indiscretions of youth,.could induce ; tein . ru deviate front 111:!tisu.1 4 stem, and by pertorining the sin-irising cures., eoilvre..e. lIIC WUtid O t the decided su. • perk/14y Pt their JllO-1C 9; M;a1 1 11.31t. • ' Mr. FULLER reported from the Committee ap pointed to try and determine the werits of the Peti tion• against the Return for the Borough Of Maid stone, .that the sitting Members, illes,rs. S'anpson and . Longman,, had been, duly returned, •and that the Puition against their. Return was not frivolous nor vekatious, DOWNPA.TIIICKp Mr. •DANIEL P. Coli.k: reported from the Down pafrick Committee ; .th:(t they had met, and, pursu ant to the AU,. issued Commilsion to take evidence in Ireland, un whkh they adjf,urned, as the Att di rtai ; 'and .they had diteued him to apply to the riiou,e fur leave toadjotun until the 4:otnmissioti ers should make-a fteport., . . • OtiLPPLN HAM. Mr. EYRE reported from the Chippenharn Com mittee, thatCharles.Brook,;Esq. was nut nu:y etett ed ; that James Dawkins, Esq. Was duly eieeled, and Ought to hate been returned, and that the oppo sition to the Petijion . was nut frivolous nor vexatious. , I,t.was thou ordered, that the Deputy Clerk of the Crtsv do attend .to-morrow to amend the Return, by. cras,ing Ille.natno of the fthiler, and inserting that-of tito latter. POOR LAWS AMENDMENT • Air. `l% . lIITBREAD brought up his Bill for the Ell cow-agement of lnduitry, and the more eft:canal Re lief of the criminal and necessitous Poor; which was read a first tiwe. In answer to a question from Mr. Edward Morris, relative to the second reading of the Bill, Mr. Whit bread stated, that he proposed to tno , .e the second reality ,- of the Bill to-morrow, and hoped the [louse would have no objection; to its going throtlgh a Com mittee pra forma, with a view to have the blanks filled up, in order that it might go to the Country in an intelligible .shape. Gentleman, of course, would be pledged in any resped to the measure by acquiescing in this course; and as it was to be re- Connnitted after the holidays, it would be com petent to any Honourable Gentleman to oppose the principle if he should not approve of it, or move On instruction to the Committee for dividing the On the Motion for the Speaker's leaving the Mr. MORRIS stated, that it had been his inten don to Oppose the whole Bill.; but if ii were to be divided, "he should nut objed to that part which pre tided for the Eduoation of the Poor. But as the other parts of the 13ill would go to an alteration ofthe whole system of the Poor Laws, of the Law of Settlenient, and of the County Rete, he could not give them his assent. He conceived, that the se cond reading to-morrow would be the most conve nient stage tor him to state his objections to the measure, especially as . he was notaware that it would be necessary for him to occupy the time of the 1-louseat•any great length, and he thought it desirable that the objections should . go with the measure to the consideration of the' Public. Mr. WHITBREAD thOught it would be better that his Hon. Friend should waive his opposition for, the present, and reserve what he had ta,urge against the Bill till some further stage of its progress.' A partial discussion could not lead to any good pur pose, and particularly on a proceeding that was merely pro forma. His 'Hon. Friend, no pore than • any other Gentleman, would be pledged to the mea sure, by allowint ,- it to pass unopposed through this formal stage. He hoped, therefore, that his Hon. Friend would riot persist in •his intention of stating his objections at present,' but reserve them for sortie future stage. The Bill, was then ordered• to be read a second time to-morrow. FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS. SirJ.v.ms PULTENEY give notice that he should to-morrow move certain Financial Resolutions, which, if it should be,the Pleasure of the House to entertain, he should propose to have printed, with a view to their being - taken into Consideration on some future day. Several Petitions were presented against the Oak- Bark Bill, v‘vhich ,Were reierred to the same Coro mittee.as the, former Petitions. The second rea lit of the Bill was then put utf till this day se'imight, on the Motion or Lord Tt;.mrcE, no Report had yet been made by the Coanniq oee on ioe etitions against the Bill. Mr. kluaktuesE brought- up the Report of aye.