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He disclaimed off ;nton. lIIHIS GALLERY for the EXHIBITION P ROCEEDINGS of the COMM ITTEE on a" Vnioallecr Corps ostad alas sate Meat 114114/1•14/*1 SS r 77% . • mg gm tog the tneusistes a hi* .a. and SALE of the WORKS .I. MODERN ARTISTS, the NATIONAL MONUMENT of SCOTLAND coil* *pro. to then proper for pruinotiss ibis vest os. be wished to nrreerve the prerogsi , v i is OPEN DAILY, from Teo is the Mooing on Dina. held at Edinburgh ow Mrstlessisolsr, die ittlih hums'', ion ; tino* l *Nett- 'My. That the addltiousl ha of sesheceihrret . (By Order) Present—The Earl of wimp. 4,4 mi.th. the Esti or me" hi he PlIbl ,4 • 11 . And &11,. The Committee mental _ op., end not have it mule it pry-. - JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. Roseletry ; Lord Belhivrn ; Lord Rollo ; the Lord 'vile, "" 14 4.. t heir li rcrclacl in coutionc Ids sierlistos is pis. dent Ithentweer soother * dissolution of Path .r e ' fit Admissio. Adatissio• la.—Catalogue Is. Clerk; Lor4Rassatioe 1 Sir Rohert Dick, of Piestsolielet, '''"'""g "I'"1 01008 im "on directive , . , ones dimities' secretary. The Leeislstiire •liiiel • dr- ... I' )2 ' , e F . 7 • . t Mb. 4'll , NUMBER 5372. I TREATIMROYA L. DRUItY-LANE. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY.- Feb. 24, ii• ilitionteo Servant.' will perform tie Opera of THE SIECW. OF BELGRADE. The Bonk✓r, MI. 11,411•111 ; Colonel Cobenitert. Mr. T. Coolie; Toreph, Mr. Gatti. ; Leopold, Mr. Hertry ; dlr. Prams. Katherine, Mies Grew ; Ghita. Mrs. Bland; Lille. Madame Vestris (her 2d appearance via the Eaglieb Wage). la the comae oa the Opera, Mr. Realms' will intender* " My heart wish leek is heatiag ;" " The night invitee to leer;" the Met " Shall the wingielimt look down en the volley tee plains." with Mr. T. Cooke, who will sing " Who weal/ oat hove." An Aria, by Madame Vane* Rosebery ; . Clerk; L.e. Rannalyise ; .4 Dick, Prealailit Rare. ; &r Niclrael Shaw Stewart, Srt. ; Sir James Ferrite, of Kitkerren, Bsrt.; Ofarral fronds Dooms. ; N rat Hope; Vice-Admiral Fraser; Reverend Practise! Gilbert Holchisoa, Esq. Deputy ',dee Advocate; Gregory, M.D. ; Dr. Hope, IN D.; Hubert Downie, Esq. of Appio ;'Me. Borthwiek, pointer, of Crookatoae ; Arbuthnot' Seq. Trustees Office ; Pl.Kensie. Eaq ; Claud Rosaell, Ent. acconatant ; Jobs Perrier, F.aq W S. ; William Inglis, Esq. WA.; Julm Rneekll, tsq. W.S. ; Robert Johnston, Eel. Tbe Right Hum. the Earl of 91!EXT88 hod MARCH in the Chafe. That Beeretery mated that, asemsMs to the iostrect Mos of the Committee, essotalotrd to their aloof the fIJ July 144 rube had ounitted to the ilittiolem a of the Church seeitad— big, Thm miartisp of dos Grum! !festive of HA* kau meal Gent bineett,'W tot Hollullietgla wu the 941 th re. law, his pewee tie Duke of Atholl is the Chair. 941yr r Ithe amolotiona-of the Committee eppoisted by the General Planting, bearing date the 13th &l arch bust, Lord Rollo in the Chair. 3dly, The Proeeedisp sod Resolnlinoe of the Committee of the ttd Jody; 1819, the harl of Morton in the Chair ; together with the recommendation of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, aromapenied will an earnest and respectful request, that the R lid Gentlemen would take inch measures sit might appear to them brit calculated fur Prominting , in their respective Parishes, the object of these Resolutions, and of the recommeadatio• of the General Assembly. Copiesof lite ltoeoletiotas of the General Meeting, mod of the Committee, were also, agreeably to apporsintrut, trans. milted to the Cantnaniling Officers of Local Militia, Teo. morry,ood Voloatirer Corps, with a regent that they would give their countenance to the General IJobartiptiou its aid of the Hatiosal liminment. Ft. II, 1920. WESTMINSTER ELEC rrom. AT a MEETING or the FRIENDS o f the Mon. GEORGE LAMB, betel this day at the Com mittee-moo, 41, Cog street, Covent-darden, JAMES MACDONALD, Esq. M.P. at the venom of the Gentle unto preaeut took the Mot-, when the lelluirlog Resolutions were nasnistously *greed to After which, 31.1 rinse, an sear* alert Corn„e rastosinse, called JACK AND THE BEAN STALK; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE Mitt. The Ogre, Mr. Haden; Jack, IN ion Porry, attemitrds Har„ *gain, Mr. Bologna; Pantaloon, Mr. Hartland; Clewn, Mr. flouthby. Jack's Mother, Mrs. Pearce; Janette (afterwards Colsoubisle), Mies Tree; Arpa„ Good Demise or she Harp, Wise Edwards; Nigro, Ogre's Wife sad E►il Grates, Mr. Ale- That the Public ef; oduet of the Hoa. George tomb, der log the short period ha has been is Parliaiweet us one of the Repreventetlees of the City or Westminster, has been auth as to give hiss an irrevistible claim to the euntineell etialldenew of his fellow.eitisesso. That his diligent atteolius to every subject Ireefellied 1 10 41 1 1 Its kcal lotarseia, sod hi. flash and Memel sissorosisor towards sit mat► of his Caneitteentio en bare hod 0101114.111 to eneenteniesie with hies, rail for their wars ockmw ledgmeet and best exertioos on his behalf. A godeeqwe Pu Draw, ►y Memo. Bologna sad A Pas Neel by Mile Tree. The Doors will be opened atltpast Six tieback; the Parorinanice will commende precis►ly at Servo. • Boxes 7s.;' Seated Pate 3s. Cd —Pit 3s. 63.; Second Price ts.—Lower Gallery ts.; Second Price Is.-.-Upper Gal lery Is.; *coati Price N. Jack and the Bean Stalk will be performed every evening till fortlwr notice. Thal the neremery measures be imukedistely takes to se core Mr. Lamb'. re-eleetioo. Mr. Macdonald twisty left the Chair. It was rnanionasly resolred—That the 'Maks of this Mewling be gives to James Macdonald. Esq. for his Mire sitting and zealows services in support of Sir Sawsiel Re nville and Mr. Lash during t►e two last Elections, and for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair afis evening. Oa Saturday, the Comic Opera of The Haunted Tower. A sew Drama, in five acts, entitled The Hebrew, in which Mr. Kam will sustain a principal character, will be pro dated on Thursday, March 2. TOMORROW MORNING, AT NINE O'CLOCK. THE LORDS of the TREASURY hare hotbed their Warrant for the Final Drawing of the LOTTERY, to take place TO-MORROW, 15th' Fe. bribery, when the few remaiaing Tickets (babbling an ex con of 0,4380. forming the Golden Lottery, with two of 40,0001. and 1,000 Prism oust all be draw., cad paid in Golder Bank Notes, by J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, 37, Coruhitl i I 11, Holborn ; 31, Haymarket ; 1141, Onford.eireet; Who Sold in this Lottery No. 1,850, Prise of 20,0001. mad levee Capitals. TIINATRR-1101 7 .4L,CIWENT-GARDRN. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Feb. 24, will be acted a sew illuAcal Drama, called THE ANTIQUARY., Jonathan Oldbark, Mr. Liston; Cason. Mr. Hlstaehard; Lord, Mr. Distinct • Sir Arthur Wardoar, Mr. Chapman! ; Edist Ucbiltre, Mr. Hnery; Lord Girondist', Mr. Terry; Hee. tor Mslistyre. Mr. Abbott. Min Isabella irardotir, Miss gigaton,' ; Miw Maria Malin, Min Matthews; Mast Grivelda Oldbeek, Mrs. Davenport ; Eispetb of be Craig burafaot, Mrs. Faueit. After a kick 24 time. a new Faree, called TOO LATE FOR DINNEtt. The principal Character■ by Messrs. Jones, listnn. Con nor, Misrbard, Emery, Mrs. Dsornpori, Min route, Miss Illesusiont,sail Mrs. Gibbs. . . A Private Doe may ►e hod for the season, or sightly, of Mr. Brewton at the Box office. The Doors will Ist opened at Half-paat Six o'Clock, and the Play begin at Styes. loxes 7. ; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3a. S.l. ; Second Price !e.—Lower Gallery to.; Secoad Price Is.—Upper Gallery la.; Second Price 6d. Ua Satisrilay, site new inimical Drama of Tim Antiquary. On Illoaday, Shakapraie's Comedy of Errors. Oa Thursday, March I, will be produced. rat lime, s Dew Mumma Drama, called ivaaboe, or The Jew of York. IrrlH K P U K LI C are respecifully informed, Hat they. vrill•aeda Asa Mr.. MATHIEWS AT HOME at the Theatre Rayal, Eatliah Opera-Houma, "brawl, ea MONDAY NEXT, February MI, lite. whew he will love the hownswer piresensieg SOMETHING NEW, particulate of which will he (ely werwriourrid. Bowe end Plume to be tatem of Mr. Stevenson, at the Dox-iiiScr, Straw, Entrance, from Tru till Four; sad at Fearmaa's Library, 170, New Baal-street. A DELPHI THEATRE. STRAND. 'lie Derr and isterrelsni Barletta of ivankor brio% honoured wit► the must decided applause and approbation by crowded and fashionable assemblairs, will be repeat ed every eiteniag of perfsirmaisee till further notice.— , During the mem, the Boxes of t►is Theatre have under. our considerable improvements, calcnlsted to afford ereiy accommodation to the numerous and fashioaable visitors. The Goat circle is tlituwn open, so as to afford a distinct view of the star : awl materially contri. bate to the general temperature of the Theatre.—Nu Per. romances me Wednesdays and Fridays daring Lent. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Feb. 24, and Saturday, 46, will he produced (for the Bth time), an cutler new and rumaatic meta-dramatic Barletta, is three Acts, called IVANHOE: OR, THE SAXON CHIEF. lass:—Cedric (the 81111011), Mr. Campbell; Ivanhoe fhb sem, the Saxon Chief), Mr. Willis; Gorth (Thrall of Cedric), Mr. Ler; Wombs (Jester to Cedric), Mr. Wilkin son; Locket/7 (an outlawed Leader of the Greenwood Men), Mr. J. Jones; Clerk of Copenharst, Mr. Juhe Reeve ; Page (with a song), Miss Garcia. Lady Rowena (descendant of Alfred, sad ward to Cedric the Sates), Mies E.Dresett; Elgitha, Mrs. Kirby. Normans!—Sir Brian De Bois Gilbert, Mr. Villiers; Prime Aymer, Mr. Rothisaburs; Gonilibert and Ushers (Vag inas id Sir Brian), Mr. Adams and Mr. E. Shepperil ; Isaac of Yee* (a Jew), M►. Daly. Vlrica (a dependant oa Sir Urger), Mrs. Benseterirder. to the lest Aet, a Ballet, incidental to the Piece, by Syr. St. Albin had Slim Aylrit, and the whole Corps de Ballet. To a►selsde with (34th time) • New, Gr••d, Pitioretist Christmas Pantesnime.csalitte4 'THE FAIRY (W I'HE NU tFU STAR; OR, HARLEQUIN AT LALRA DOR. La tie mom el the Pantomime, • cckbrated Oases by .the three Mimes Dreamt. GROWN AND ANCHOR, NTHAND. TO THE JUDGES OF THE DRAMA. VI NS hiACAUI.EY begs ii. .dapeess her losM gestefel aciusinslitagments to her numerous I Priendssits Massliiry Evening for their very liberal sapport, stud Su 111111011111111 r that, in obedience in their wishes, her , terisiesseist will he repeated THIS EVENING, THURS. DAY, Pabewory U. 11120, when the will giro DRA. shale RP.crrAiTioNs front those Chroniclers she has hero protoonsteed isiongtohle of perfsrariiiir, viz. Queen Eliza 41•111•ElvIsosiodlarita, and Relvidern: by which effnei it a ny poossidashether Ate is,. jtuei claim to public enlimatioo; whothwr shesliworres to be dris•is, wish implied disgrace, drum tbe•burstrierairle vitro re of independent,. The flisiirrtirinownt to omnivore with THREE QUM iItIONS 7YI 13111 E 1/ÜBLIC (Copies of which will be gives at the Moen.) la abe counted Ate evening. Selections of Vocal mid los• wieners's! Mask., assisted by Slim Sine, from the Dublin suit FAinbursb Caweerts. 'leer Mao appearance is Lessem Ibis Master H. 4:. Dtingeuee (the Musical Prodigy), on the visits, sod Mr. Meddle, Viso will preside at the rade- A sound body, Pupil to Mn. Miirdwiey, will recite SEVEN AGES VI WOMAN. nod ALEXANDER'S FEAST. To eeterhade whit Mies Maranley'a Comic Reritatioa 44 elle ADVIIIIIVRES OF MOLLY NVIGGINS, io die Character 44 a Yorkelitre Girl. Deere le be open at Hattpasc Ili% sad the Performatives to retmettee ii Ilaltpas• Serra eats*. Uses as.; Pia Se. Tickets Is be WA at she Ilar. N. B Soloarriskale or Names for Mho Ilarealres Effie .eioate of Farary to be rrrrivell by hor, Na. , Leireaterplace; and at Mr. Ilaaklmaan Bead scree.. THE SKETCH BOOK. Thie day is published, price 14s. boards. T HE SKETCH BOOK of GEOFFREY CRAYON, Gent. The First English Edition, with Alteration sad Addi tions by ibe Author. Printed for John Miller, Barlingtor-arcade; and on the Ist of Mart* will he published, GIOVANNI SBOGARO: a Yenetiaa Tak, in 1 volt 'Soso. Oe Wedersday s eat wlll be pablialsed, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE, No. XXXV. fur F&BRUARY, 1020. Coates?. Huns Hispanic's. No. I. The Moorish Ballads. Dos Rayons of linings. The Death of Qom. Blanche. Antills's Brid.l. Zem's tar-ring.. Gassers 8011-fighL The Lameetation fee Cells. The Flied fake Granada,-2. Second Letter from • Liberal Whig.-3 Par. Gestalts of she Death of Messimws ang Mars and De Thee, at Lyons, Friday, 14th September, 1642. By • Citizen of Lyoos.-4. Leslie versos Hebrew.-5. A Itecollectioor- O. To Thomas Campbell, Fag Abetted of Meteorolo gical Observations for 1010.-4. Barlow on Morelia At tractions.-9. Recolloctious. No. 11. Mark Macrabis, the Canaerostan.-10. Musing..-11. Sabbath Noon--12. The Aurora Borealis, • Soariet.-13. Greece, a Sosset..-14. HUM Germanise. No. 19. The Cypress Crown ; • Tale. By she Bareness Camillo' de la Motto Pogue.-15. Hodge his'a Travels in Germany —lO. There is Death in Hie Pot. Accent's Treatise on the Adulteration of Food, &c.-17. Os the Writing. of Charles Bruckden Brown, sad Making. too Irving.—ls. On the proposed Mitooment for Lord Mel vilk.-19. Horse Saltine. No. I. The Bondspiel of Close. burn and Lochmaben —2O. TM Late Biog.-21. Literary sod Scientific Intelligent:v.-22. Works preparing for Pub. Monthly List of New Publications.--24. Movably Register, &c. Printed Cu, T. Cadell and W. Davie*, Sine& Loadow; sail William Blackwood, 17, Priacc`wairees, Edinburgh. This day are radiated, NAPOLEON'S MEMOIRS, by HIMSELF. The FRENCH EDITION, 12.. The ENGLISH EDITION, WI. Id. ••• This NINTH BOOK of the Great Work of Ha rdee,' is published the firm, os accouat of its temporary lateral's, as relating to the Retorts from Elbe, the Battle of Waterloo, and the subsequent events. The EIGHTH and SEVCNTH BOOKS are in tonne of Tramkitties, and will appear in Preach sad English, in curresposding sine, type, Ste. with the NINTH BOOK. To she Ninth Book has bees added noinerons Proofs, dictated at Longwood to Air. O'Meara, proving s The ihnemeripf from at. Helena" to be a Forgery, sad highly rums*, as correcting falsehoods relative to the chief events of the Life afloat distiagnishest Persoaage. The MI of the Ninth Bonk, with Verifications, may ho sees at the Ogles of the Publishers, Britle.court, Bridge street. WINES be the PIPE, HALF-PIPE, and QUARTER-PIPE, will be Dent free of 111 eapeore to say part within ten miles of tire City of Landes, mad also deleted free of all earner at the poreinoteem cellars. or met, nay bottled, by the COM MERCI A USA LI, WINE COMPANY, No. 10, Skianeastrret, sad 340, l►sford.stresy at the fellowiat prime: Old Pert Wine, cared quality £loo per pipe. Do. Sherry 9B Do. Madeira Direct Do. Weal India Do. Cape of all the Sant Madeira, Stain, and all other fevotorite Ihnears 46 Do. laferiue Do. £3o w 35 Al.. Bottled Wien. Port Wine 365. to its. per dos. Cape ditto l6s. 21s. 26.. Red Poetise, is French Rubles 36s. Old Orrery. .... 3Bs. to Mts. Batelle'. Old Dry sod very ispesior Madeira Direct Ws. Ditto, West India lets to 635. Litt*, Lam India, Matchless Also the heist Chats*. allargott, Who, and Chantilly Clams • Cute Rob. Hermitage, Burgundy; Champagne Sperhlis.g. Croinsieg sad &Wry ; Excellent &Nucleons Dimmer Wise, Pin de Grave, Seeteree, Rome Moselle, Itheisish. Hack . genial, Tints, Meitner', Old iota, Car. eavella. Mouetain Muesli sad Vidnesie with every oiher Description sod Let of Wises, in Emilia wee, all es el equally law Prime ea the above, with a mot curious end rare 'beim of Lilacs,' end Spirit% eeeoiseing of the Crest de Noyes. Marne et Rasp ; Reese, Alsyntbe, lksbegste, Orange. and mins. Nighly.lbersoured Piao-A/de Reim, Dime • Pitied sod (baste Shrubs, Ditto Plaid Woody Mesh.; elite the aoklemtered lkomiy of the Vintage of 1606, Rotterdam Geweva, of the make of the MON everylfeew wilh fiber Deeatplius of Spirit. d seed Quer Although every ponsiblel and indeed the moat obliging fa cilities were given in the departmeot of the Post-othee, whose very patriotic ■nd respectable Secretary, Mr. Kerr, franked, in the euurse of the autumn, nn fewer than LIM dispatches; although retry possible facility was, in the has& totsest meaner, ►eadered in the Adjutant-Grafters depart. meat, by foraishing lids or the Yeomanry, Local Militia, and Volunteer Corps; *ad althuogh the Agent fur the Muth of Scotlasd furnished must promptly the recommendatios of the General Assembly ; yet owing to the unavoidable delay atiendaat fill so much detail, it was, as the Conswittetr weight easily gosceive, far advanced in the autumn before SW stati ons detentes's, and the engraved plan ut the intended Mo nument, could be pat is circulative; and if any of them shoold sot have reached the places et their deatiaatioo, he hoped such so *marmite. would he ascribed to anklets., sod not to say leteisticiael oversight. There has therefore bees seemly time for any gelatin' movement, or to receive morns front the clergy, or from the Cueenianders of the Yewmaery sod Volwateer Ckeps; be lea, however I. aestios rowiribistioas frees the parishes of Polwarth end Carrie sveraglog at the rate of teL per parish, which he hail ed would be the average smeuet of sheers sod dauntless over beetles& He had else Si lie. knowledge relents Poo the Elgia sad atorsyshire talissoisespeelieedieg the Highs Twee, egelesewly dei , iPeeheber compealene whose . S. u es twee 01111 'bele sob. scriplioss into she branch of the bank of the British Linea Compaiey at Elgin. The gallant ?lel regiment have also, he wait isforused, sobacribed a day's pay. He had the setisfartioe of reporting a list of additioaal subseriptioes, respectable both in number and velar, ob tained since sat 111111etiog of the Cosissittee in the rod of hely ; and there would he found anions the subscribers se veral Ladies of distiectios. (Here the Secretary reed is.. of the leading names is the sehicriptiksa.) All the bank. in Eilinbergli, with thek camoiry beenelies, be stated, bad obligingly 'greed to set as cashiers, and to open an secouot for the Nalionel Monument; and Sir Wil liam Forbes sad Compeey have sloe agreed, IN the hand somest maneer, to act as general treasurers. The Cos. mister, the sob:cribers, and the smoky, he said, were most welcome to his humble sad gratuitous services as Secretary, to which he had, from the comeseisesseeut, resolved strictly to cosine his Julies. He was glad to report, that while the subscription at home is daily lacreasiag, sad must imitate, the !mbar:vio lins abroad, in the F.ut sad West !adios, sad is the Iki. tialt settlements is every quarter of the globe, is at this aro mewl, be had every meow to believe, procemiling seder the most favourable auspices. Is proof of this fact be begged leave to read as article in The Rd& burgh nor, with which the Editor obligingly famished bins last eight, containing extracts from The Repel Jencks Gazelle, which drew that our countrymen la the Western Hersh sphere have takes up the subject, agreeably to Has recommeodatioris of the gram' useetlap bald at lidim burgh sad London is spring last, earl every secount fa voured the presumption that the lubscription from Jamaica, and our otberWest India Colonies, eskers Governoes were also wrists, to, would be most liberal; and it is well kaown that the Marquis of Hastings in India, and the Earl of Dalhousie in America, will give every possible impulse to the measure. There was sot yet, however, esaciest time to receive reports Oen those remote parts, Ito dispatches Wring oely bees seat oat after the Leedom ottetialy is the end of May last. lie cow:laded by repressing abs,., that the fenadetlea *tomtit the Regiment Monument would be laid on same early anniversary, either of the battler of Trafalgar sr Waterloo, and that there was now every proballihip of Iketlisad obrais. hog bee monument so soon as, uk purhuips before, Ragland; and concluded by observing, that weeks of each eminent public utility and armload, are oaquestiosiably the beet means of airline the industrious deems of the rowasenity; and while they are Whites justly dee to the illestritors dead mid gallaut living, tend at the acne tone to improve the beet afections of the people, sad are the mast precious sod valuable bequests that cam be wade to 'posterity. la maniac, I. the plea and site it was observed, that in trasseatitting Mr. Elliot's very elegem wad classical design funned os the Pantheon at Rome, the following note was robjeined to the areolutioas: 01 111 e Committee are dear sus it slash' be oaderMood that anthills hes yet bees deter. aired, either to regard to the plan of the bullshit& or its silliatien, boob ef which will be matter fee finer. wed de liberate eerselslewgion ; but the general intreeslou seems to be, that the &age to be ultimately adopted elseuld either be formed on or be an exact raedel amine of the most ap proved structures of awirmity." In refereace ales to the reelisaties and investiture of the sabscriptioev, the Committee, after erase deliberation, were 460,144 that it would be proper to defer that mea gre for the present. The Committee then came to the fullewieg Rareletintis: The Committee having heard the report of the proceed. Inge that have takes place attire their lost meeting en the t tri July, 11119, rapeseed their coalblent hope, that the Miaisters of tbe Church of geollsed, who were sow is pee resales of the Reselutioas of the Crucial Meeting of the Ploblemers and Geetleasee, held at Rilinborgh on the t4lh of February lag, Sad of she wabammeat Roaelntions ef the Comoselloe, together with the recomaseisdatiors of the Ge *real Assembly, world, when a siromorible oppeettioity preseoled itself, take each seeasures as might appose Iv them hest ealealMed le promote she o r a these Mei. Wiens, and of the recetonorodediso of General Arita. by; sad the Csmagisee oho expinel their essfilsokbrpr 4. Pre• swims . _ . ..,...so .any diremi ww . Ow the Souggystiess of Lord Rollo, the Earl of Kimpyirlli mon ins widod to the Committe e . Ott the motion .4 the Eml .4 Rombrry, the ambit., of ' Ilindeg were ....nainemoily voted to she Earl of W . 0/1 Morel, fur hi. conduct in the Chair. TM witeisaleo pleased to espnas shanks to their Ileopsnew Mr cootiniird sail and exertion. so promoting the amok yll die Motional Alosiemvoi. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. In, Lavin. if S. rt. Countess of Moray . .. 1 0 • Lady Ano Stuart 1.14 Grace Dimities. 1 y Man Stewart Lady likevereedg . 5 • t loady ia lllaelarool Many • ........ IV/ '2 •t . The • • .11.0•114 ••• lll NA t ll , mbr Ifininnnair=:•••• / ••••• •••••• IF 11 Miss aytoua • II 1.44 41•8 nu Aytonn. Miss l..hrlls AytMen B Mrs. Crawford. t 't 1 6 Miss Greet . . The Ron. Mrs. Hann .. Mice Marion Wilson Murrayshell .. .. . Mile Lilly Wilma, ' chilli I 1 0 ,Miss Janet Willow, ditto 1 1 0 20, SOlKRlelltil SIP 41111111TLINER. The Right Ron. Lord Douglas lOO n 0 The Right Roo. she Earl of Strathmore aird Colville Lord Forbes 25 0 0 Lord Chief Commissioner Messrs. Pete ad Cooper • •••••• ' 5 0 0 Mr. Chigoes Me Job. IPPlierson, Bars George Home Dennesood, Esq. of Blair Drum mond 5O 0 0 Rev. P !hotbox.. Minister of Wolin. 1 1 0 General Campbell, Untie Capt. P. Campbell, R.N. Nenhamnelantiotrest 15 0 • Sir 2.ness NH mesh. of Mini* Bat. per Bic v. Alvlotosh, Greet King -street Maitland Gibson, Esq. of Cliflei• fiat... 6•••• 101 0 0 Sir Nay Campbell, Bart Geom.! Sir Jame* Baird, 8art..... ..... • 11111 • • —. Wsociosp, !eq.., Eilmisanomt • SI 0 0 Peter Spirt, Req. of Coked& o • l5 0 0 Alen. Smith, Esq. Banker Mex. Dowd's, Esq. W.S. . Jobe Marshall, statuary.. !sine Miller, M.D. InoriClagawi I I 0 Wm. N. Liens, 3, Jawiehmysant DsirW Meander, writer, fillwitargh ...... 1 1 • Ales.llareshs%Esq.Assistaat-Goisimimeep.*X. 6 5 • Mr. llPReillie t bosseller, Edisiburgh %LW . Editor of the Correspoadsal Can. Jobs t.. 0 • • Mein Chaise bon Commin, of Runkle .. 111 • • • Col. Allemarkr MacGregor Money l5 • • Lewis Gordo., Iraq. Julie O. Brows Esq. WS Alessi her 84, 111, St. Bailetw's.siseet l' I • 311mvereig, hutas'swirsare ' I I II Dann fitenusou ..d Co. printers 3 3 0 Atewbodre Groat, Lieet..Cotnel Conimanikat late Morayshire Volunteer Infantry.. 1 1 0 Alexender Calibefoll, Captain Robert Duff, Cdpeele 1 1 0 Charlet Tod, Captain . ... lames Theasise, Capes* 1 1 0 Jobs Forsyth, Runge 1 1 0 Thomas _MeeNivea, Lindeman With regiment 1 1 0 Mr Patrick Walker lO 0 Ok Parish of Carrie, per Rev. J. Sommerville l7 S 7 Parish of Potwar*, per Rev. J. Howe Tecasusteme--The lack of Steilamd; the Raga Bask; Mr William Forbes; J. Hoene, sad Co.; British Limes Camping; Rainer" Swam sad Co.; Theme Kummer and Sews; Donald Smith and Co ; Robert Allen sad Soo; The Coasemeretal Seek ; all the Preview** Basks of 14.4. land; sod so the Country Agents of the Shake of Scotland, British Liars Contatay, sod Comemeercial Sask. GituamaL Tntasuaketc—lbr Williams Forbea, sad J. Hamer and Co. MICHAEL LINNING, Sorg. Suboeriptiom papers lie at all the above Baekimc Oates is town sad weary. and at the Secretary's Chamber% SI, Hill-Street, Edinburgh. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, WIRDIMIDAY, FIIIIIIMMT Rt. The LORD CHArecaLt.oe came down to the House at ten o'clock in the morning to hear Ap peals, hot the parties not being in attendance, his Lordship retired. . ._ His Lordship. at half-pest three o'clock, took his seat on the Woolsack. The Earls of CHARLEVILLC, JRILIZT, and Ross. LYN, took the osths. Sir Henry Pannell brought up from the Holm of Cessions, the Irish Poll Regulation Bill. PA NM. Mr. Hutchinson. from the Bank of England. presented Papers containing the amount of Noes issued by the Bank. from the sth of January 1819, to the 6th of January 1840. Mr. Johnson. from the 1044i00 Dock Company, presented mine Papers relative to the accounts of the Company. A Gentleman from the Secretary of State's Office in Ireland, presented certain Papers respect ing Commitments in that country. Mr. Brogden brought up from the /louse of Commons the Anneal li.demnity Bill. THE BOROUGH SUSPENSION WRITS BILL. The Earl of CAIMARVON gave notice that he would on Friday move that the Borough Suspen sion Writs Bill should he read a second time. and that their Lordships should be summoned for that slay.—Agreed to. 'rite Earl of Suarrosuny presented • Petition from the Electors of the Burnsig'i of Barnstaple. praying that they might be heard by Counsel at the bar, against the Borough Suspension Wilts Bill, which wu read, mad ordered to be laid on the table. RESOLIPTIONS role CONTINUING PUBLIC ACM The Earl of LABOURDatiI moved, that their Lordships should be summoned for to-morrow,' as he intended to submit to the considerstion of than. Lordohips. 1 proposition relative to the Rem times of the other Hesse, granting the lute supplies 011 Make up the deficiencies for the public "intiur between the dassalumon.ef the preseut and meeting -...«r dimolution . in sat was r Aired neceees ry. The Legislature had . de ade4kcrnatn aptirities should ream; but by the Remiluti c i us of the other House they were to be cominued, The Earl of Liexattoot said, that a Message 10 , 1 been trceived by both Houses tram his M snit thri, by their Addresses, had plerlJed themselves to grant the supplies its the most exit.. ditinue manner. The other Hons. coot:rived that continuing the Acs by Resolution INF.IO the kept inatmer of perroetemic the pledge they had privets 'he Throne in their Address • snit hew«. at a loos to know how die prefrogshres o f ' their Lordships could . L The hiaripsis LaesDowe einicareerl tile %eriew taken by his Noble Friend, of the sititetion t which their Lordships were placed. The Nnble Earl opposite did not see the distinction tsLeir by •his Noble Friend between this case sand one pr... ceding one. The present was almost the only tin e in which they lied been acquainted presiously wills the intention of the Crown to dissolve Parliament. It was entirely a novel and he believed an emperor dewed coarse. Without at this moment entering into any view of the danger of such a course, it mot of the utmost eonsequence to prevent it fmni bring drawl, into a precedent. It made Parlia ment, in fact, a party to their own dissolutisu,. —They were therefore abatirluoing. with their own knowledge of the cons-ques.c. it, their titi questimiabie right, in common with the whet. MOW of Parliam-nt, of discoieine the fitness of the grmts, and of their spproprietion for the public set vice. %I'heit they came b-fore their Lordah ri,7 in the regular Bills generally sent pp from the other House, then they heti an opportunity, whets by the mode how taken was denied to them. of considering; the fitness and propriety of such groins. The Earl of LAUDCROALIC said, that so far from the explannti .... of the Noble Earl epsomite (Liver pool) giving him any satisfaction rio this OCCUP.O... it had had quite a contrary effect upon his mnsd. It slow appeared that, bye Message from the f'rciwit, the fun( lions of Parliament were rendered ono.- acetify. and the advisers of the Crown thought this course was according to precedent. The conse quence of this course was. that by a resolution of the other House the whole proceedings of Perlis went had been finished. The Noble Earl was in error when he said that en former occasious a rem lotion had been adopted. 'Ht would h., prepared. on the contrary, to chew from their Journals, that there were many instances where such intention, expressed by the Crown were carried tutu effect by Bile. The Earl of DonoueeMote said, this' what Wiest fallen from the Minister of the Crown ea. tisard him of the propriety of the course suggested by his Noble Friend. Tha Noble E eel opposite said that their Lordships ought to dispense wilt, their usual proceedings, •because the step *Bodes' to had originated elsewhere. Now for that very reason he thought they ought not to dispense with *air proper constitutional coutrol over the appro priation of the public money. The reams limit for their not discussing that appropriation wag,. a all others, the one which ought most to induce them to discuss such a subject. The Noble Earl lied alluded to the Message from the Throne, bat P (the Earl of Donoughmore) conceived that Me*. age merely to beer communicated to them, that. ander existing circisemitsucee, • short time coul•i only be given them for their deliberatiose. It merely stated that there were certain soammee.„ which it was expedient should be paned. and the Crown recommended that se short a tiaras past tile should be spent in their discussion. Sorely it never meant to convey • notion that they woe . te dispense with the power they had over their 111411.1 . proceedinks. Ha would therefore say, this after what had passed, their Lordshipa ought to be par ticularly cautious not to give up the pewee they were constitutionally vested with over their eau deliberations. The Earl of LIVERPOOL begged to insisted% that he uever meant to my that the Message tram the Crown was a ground of justification for isitimitse he intended to propose to their Lordaliijser %RAUL that Massage. when accompanied by tbeis%'Leudo• ships' answer to it. formed the ground .im*Aimilk , they were to stand justified. A Message frois the Crown alone, he sgrerd, could not cosmos' them on this or any other occasion. It was Perfectly apes for.tbeir Lordship', at the time they received the Message, to have addressed the Cremi.Assill said that they must first proceed with their ttlsalh bawl. ness. Instead of taking that enure', howreet, they eekoowledged the Message, and agreed. in obe dience to its recommendation. to meet the Pilger.- cirri of the public meek, in the quickest eserwier. The Earl of Dosouosimoas admitted that their Lordships had agreed to lose no time ie the die patch of the public business; but. they .certainly could not have agreed to a breech of their me pri vileges, or a violation of their min orders. They offered every facility conbistent with the discharge of their daty, ban no more. The Animal 3ltitiny Bill was then read • brat • mad secoud time. MILITARY FORCE. Earl Gaostramoa expreesiol an anxious desire to know whether it was the intention of his Majesty's thoreenuseut to keep up the additional military force which had been voted lest year by meet. Ile hoped it ours not *otiosely intended to keep up such an additinnel force seem the disao. peanuts of the ',mown, it disaffeetiou on the f.ith of which tIP.t addition wee granted. Ile was 'lied no good remelt could tae *Merril far keeping up • force which 'wailed semi an eapeuditisre upon the esioutry. The Earl of U.V111"9 . 111. said. thee the amount provided. fee by she Primal Dill, was oerely that p'. 3 • • • •