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THE FRIENDS snd MINIIHERS of RO BERT BURNS, i■ LONDON, will DINE luirrllwr at Freesns■.me-Hall, Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn-firlila, 411 SATURDAY, thr Stith of May, io uJ of liw Sulocriplion fur roniukting the Munumeot over his Gave, sow erecting at Dumf . , iro. fotl of the Firm Ail, the New Dferrtieemeut, eatitted INSTANT COMMAND or MONEY. LE DAL After the Opera, the New Gated land et GONSALVE DE cOItINIVE. Vivant Rex el Retitle! "Prtr.ll)l , .NT, The Right honourable ttw Earl of ABERDEEN, Y.T. f.T►:M'ARM, MONEY OFFICE, Nu 2,DITKE sTru:er, *DELPHI, tablialied 118111. MONET to an u J tnitrd .intent is reastit, st Ibis Olfice, far guild Securitos .11 every devenpinte., sad ialasit Advances are made to persoes of know'. pio wily. flub discounted, nod every dr-er., of Money Busisess conducted as usual, by way of annuity or other. wane.—Attendance from tea tall bvc.—Letters to be post paid. TH I.: Ayr NIP VA DRURY-L.INR. Right Hon. Lord Viscount ikitglut Him. Lord Viscount Palmerston, ord Alehilislol Hamilton, Sir T. &11, lint. Sheriff, 11/4c. Ad ~~irsl Sir G. J. Hope, Hart. M.P. Triiiiris Homer, Esq. T. F. Hoist, E.l. lobo Irvin[. FAII M.P. 11'dlinm Jrnitto, Faq. EVENING. SATURDAY. him , e 25, A their Rl'.j,+tin' flemtab will riellms Ar the 14th time, • New Train BERTRAM; OR, THIS cum". or T. At.nonnANn. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Tbe t ti.irnrlery try Mr. Kean, Mr. Pone, Mr M. l',well, Mr K INtilhp, Mr. Illaroxid, Mr Miller , M r . Mi.. Carr, Mr. Corr, Mr Kent, Mr Cnoke, Minn b..yre, Mies Cooke. Carr, anti Mn,. Susnerralk (be int Me lilt. nmerarnoire n u so y s t ale .) t':ut► by Mr. Priv, Mu. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, au•l I trroi. Arter %loch will W t wrthrmell r.r the 511 i time, an thteratie Fait" 'l4le, in s.o act•. rftlird 4)ATII; l►lt, TIP PALADIN AND THE PRIM Fes. _ With eiithrtyitior Sci•iwa, kc. The Movie onirowvl by Mr Potriv Memo, of the Vlirier, Mina E 113110 1; Etlitrie, a Ilford of Trvio. Ni.. Orr; the Oracle, Mr Mar. *hal ; shit(.011lll, of Ilaot.ol. Sir. K. Phillip.; Prince Yjl.h uoy of Armosola, Mr. Kent ; AIMIMIIah, Komi of T.. Ili% Mr Ilarsesril Chief Ago of him Ilarent, Mr. Cure. nry; Sir Moon. a fliriA , :tis Eolith!, Mr. 'l'. Cooke ; 5111 . 1.1%. ttl,ll, formerly 'Noire .4 Sir ilisous's Father. Mr. ; wail Ibrahim, the Pareueg Gardener, Mr. Gatti... Moven of 11w fairies, hi sax S. Milford; 7Awa.liort, the former F:ivosorite of Alolallah„ Mr.. (hirer ; Ausairobt, the elliph's l)m.inlther, Mi.' Nash; 'biota, her Congo The Doors will be opened at Hallow Five, and the Play at Half-pawl Six. The new Tragedy, called Bertram; or, 'lit ('x..4 le of St. Alifirlwarsil, will In aeled every rve oo ioo g 'lights ex. of Filed) till the end of the Senora Obeturs'a ; or, The Paladin and the Priam', will ,be revealed till for th wilier. TFIRATRE-ROY AL. COT 11NT42 .1 I. E.V. T IIIS EVENING. SATURDAY. May 259 tirdi br mitt, th► nounlv THE MCHOOI. FOR SC.INDAL. Ili,. Peter Teazle, Mr. ilswertt ; Sir ()liver );.II (Are, Mr. Terry; Sir flenjsisiii HMlrkhite, Mr. 11.1.11 m, .1.1...p1i Clirracr, Mr. ; Clarks Siirfire, Mr. r 6rmblr ; M 4111 " 1 - iAdY Trovlei Mi.. ; lady Sister well, Mr. Faseit; Alra. t:siiilous, Mrs. Cobbsi Maria, Miss Ferule. Is Art 111. • SOlll by Mr. T•ybur. Tv Whig* DUI be • Idea, the Faure of TUE 11 E-I1 IV E. itaitaa, Mr. ; M. ton, Mr Miller, Mr. ; Joe, Mr. M eantre. Mit•s Matthews; Cicely, S Rooth • Mts. Minzir s E.arry • Rom o7a gerund pr ICY 311 lid -- Pita.6sl Syroitli Ps ire to —lower Gallery to. SCIoutiPIICe lo Gallta y lu ISS r 5 5551 Priet till._ _ l'ixem for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Brant/ow, at the Box Han-street, front Trn till Fuse. 1)110eS will hr opened at Halrpaxt Five, sad the Ploy begin at Ilatt past Sex. tin 111.....:5y, lb.. TnirAy of Jaw Share: Jam More, MO. O'Neill; 0.. Tormtay. the Coined, of The Jealous Wife: Mrs. Onktrir. Miss ll'Nrill. Oa Tlonrulay, the Trageeli of The Gamester: Mrs. Be verley, !Hies O'Neill. TH FATRE . ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE. AlI, Person.; intereatrot are requested to take Notice, that the Lord Chamberlain having granted the I..erte.e. to OPEN THE NEW THEATRE MI NEXT WI :1)N LS DA V SE'N NIGHT, JoneCl, the Perform no and thin re, engaged, are expected to. amenehle is the Sitlool4 of Om ho Are, um 'cunt DAY NEXT, the Ist of June, in wart' to pro pare for the earliest rootiltle Performance. GEORGE SHANE, Prompter. May 25, *HI [ATP C.ROYA 1., COVENT-GA It OEN. FOR TOL RP:NU:FIT OF MR. YOUNG. ON 11 FAIN 1 , ..41)A1' NEXT, AI AY •29, Isi(i, %Ivo. 'pro res Play of '‘'Nl 14:1.11E. Posaturnips, Mr Ks milli.; Psslyilsare (for that night only), Mr. kembie ; llooo's (for that night only), Mr. Terry; eloten (for that night only!, Mr 1.0.i0n ; 'reboot', Mr. Yo wl Um, Strphrmi. A ficr whrrlt, the('Moir Intrrlutie of i.V ESTF.it i)AG(;Eit11001). SOyeNtrr fhtez. rrlmoll (for tke fiat time, I for that IS. h l oulv). Mr. Muskrats, who will introdurr 11w Suisx of " Wsirigrr Strut ;" soul iis the coon.• of stir Evruisix, Mr. 11;:i11. u. usll sung " LAO Werk I took a Wsfe " A C 0111111! Souse by Mr Ens ry, vwllod " London Improves:emir; or, Ihr Gen Whir natal Ilw lVnter Wool 1..." . . 16r .4 holt. to conclude with I hf: Idvrvcd 31clu• 1./lunatic S...rim-Ir, "I F 4 litTY Till EVES. 9...1,..ta tool Place,. to be hail at the ; anti of M. P it, No 3, Ductoena-atmet, FOR THE PEN P. ra OF MR. M ATH TH L. 4TR F-ROY A 1., COVENT-GARDEN. ()N TuEsn:ty, AINE 4, ISH/, will Le iterformed, TUE BECA: tlt'S . OPERA. The Cluirouirrs lu he elg.iiged a■ on the lint rrprenentn lion, in 1717. snot fracebt from ll,ot lelomte.l loetior T:ie poet ail Ahultritl, kr.r that ititla oioev), by Mr. Ilattwwil, oho will Hitt 111111 111, :111.1 111.111111 r oh x celcosatenl Pea (wain& Of that I•barnrtrt•. Arles. wii.l,,w Mi,.irJll rirre, A CHII' Oh TIII•; (11.1) BLOCK. t twte.l latl 1411111111 at the Ilaymarket 'llwatie, upwards of 10 nights. wills the griliti.,4 npplanw 1. Chip, %11. Math..a . ,i, " Tite Itnval Viatt• i.• , ." ilw ct lorat..l atilt a which Mr. 11.ellwal, Mr. Lii.tia, ai i .l Mr. C. till pi.rform Tick, Is awl Marra to la. hail of Mr. Mathew... 17. sin t, star-square: ; awl of Mr. Brand .m, at the 1... airs. A NEW vATrra itAT. CI A 1...()N :Ma (11. 111 , 1 V t. 111)W til Offer to the ti SILK II A T ,rombi tt itts! • w . f . !" rilisialle Pi :it 4.1,4 ht to liosftemii it lies all the :ipiirwrooke of the loose amt ttttt Kt citrus' WV braver, is slimily lierht, will wear twice AA tont. Mitt it of sitar . , who It it Itsluttsb to the Inwt : it will owier chnnrc its colour, womb i ibis 111. no! LC34114.1) 41 164 10.4'11% ghl. if Morn r,. •N'VCll)ehers — no wt • Ailia rill cvc iojiin. Ihr.e Ilnt.. Price Ittis. I ;alme aus,l Manufacturers, 414, Sirsu.l, corn. r 0 1 1it.N16 , r.1 slily 1. .... Ik*kr., who winh for eoperior Sili. liars, *in Una Ilea advautnislY untictus tins advertisement. SIXTY TIIOIJMANI) P(HINDS !U■v be gamed by • Sinitic Ticket NEXT Tilt/RSDAY, Biting the LAST DAY. WHEN AIL TIM CAPITALS MUST BE DRAWN. RlCH,(7otatreetur for the STATE LOT • TERM, IWCIS to inform the Pablo-, that NEXT TID:RnDAY will lw the LAST DAY of DRAWING, when the lottery will finish, wad oar Terkel may palm Neil y Mot...noel fossils. As this hrillisut attract must oaten ally error a great demand fiw Tickets and Sham, tenth in tows, rad count, y, and as the opportunity of Adventuring fur at, splendid a prize ass, never again 'wear, tin... permits. aim may he incluwil 10 do so, should nut low a inuistea to making their purchases. SPLENI)II) All Money Pt izm of . . ' 3O ,000 2: 1.000 . Ci(R) 5 DEM DES 4)111 EH CA PITA LS. All of which must be (Irmo NEXT THURSDA Y. A Sktertngt way gain An Eighth may gaits A Quarter way gain An' flalf may gaits J:10,000 in hlossey A Whole Tieltist ThnmaM c4mpbou, A. chombl w. 8. K. lkon‘la.. E.g. 11. P. Gen. lamer. Dmslop. V.P. Kirkman Finla), r.,q. 11 P 11 Alrx.iniirr lie►. Peter Laurie, Re►. Dr. J. Lisiihsy. Sir J Marjoribiliika, Bart. M.P. dm Nichol, Out Epri. Cimno I knot., E 441. Omits i'rottes. Esq. Julia T Easi Sir G. Bart. lkiviil Coq. it A. Dinner tas the Table at SIX °Thick preciacly. (*hark% Frialw%. . i h (Amick. Grant. jun. F.ig. H.P. Huihns se, FAti. J. C. Herrin, E.y. Coningis nary in Chief. Tit-krt.., for. PI.IIIIII, to he had of the Stewards ; at the gor or the Frecirotiolse Tavern ; Mr. Richarilsoter ' book seller, Curololl; and it. The Morning Post, Star, sa d Soo, Newspaper Oifices. O to lt n:i ; , A N I de n and t S uf. A M N D R it t lt i haying r t e ak z a is s Catherine-street, ouljoining their own, and commenicated the 41110 C, very reepectfoilly informs lAtlien and Gentlemen they have a still largrr exhibition of Cabiuct aiol Upholstery Fur. nature, particular!, their patent four-post Bedsteads, with furnitnre mid bedding complete, ready made up for imme diate sak and delivery ; tbry have also the satisfartion of ad vertising that in consequence of the peace establishment, the price of each article is considerably reduced. Capital solid Mahogany Wardrobes, at twelve and fourteen guineas each; Chests of Drawers from five guineas upwards, and every other article in prOrllrliUlt. Families f • hing either part or whole houses may depend oar having the hest manufactur ed articles at very redissed prim, for prompt payment; the Nadu Beds, Chair Beds, Patent Imperial Dieing Tables, Tra falgar Sideboar•ls and Tables, with a great variety of other articles on new and improved principles: out giving Morgan and Sanders the porference, it will be proved nut establish ment in London ern resider Cabinet sad Upholstery articles on sorb low and advantageous terms. Nu'. 15, 16, and 17, Catherine-mixer t, Strand. THURSDAY NEXT the Lottery finishes Drawing AN IMPORTANT IVIIEEL 2 .... of ... X 30,0410 l 3 3 of 13eitislev 22 other Copit3l4. All Money Prizes. Ticket. mot Shaw. warranted ttiorlyton, are soling at Nu. 24‘,Cin algal, the ultl•rotablatallseslOtficr of 1101INSHY and CO. eio,ont) Maybe obtained by the of the First-drawn Prise above 274 NEXT 1111110:DAY, Lost Day of Mau ing And .e.1.7:10 May be Rained for If. 17.. CA. Thus, by tbr postitaas or a Lottery Sbarr, you nu./ wear* to yourtielf au altsoluir Fortune. The remand mate of the Wheel ague& a wog lavitiag op poriunsty. sad CARTER'S, N. Charing-Crova. I• the very brit Office to make the experiment at. Several of the i sII Capitals drawn oo doe &cowl Day, were sold end shared BY CARTER. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By MR. EVANS, At his flown N 4;i:Pth.moll, - o - u -7 11TESDAir NEXT, MAY 2s, nod following Day, A Lintt A lOC /E VALU A BLE BOOKS; incholing Dordale's ‘tiornickshov, ol,Liusl FAition, 111:4; Woribms of Ltaglao,l, 124i2; Sonpultr Logi. El 111, fltrr. 144'2; London, by \tryp.•, 2 rola. 172 0 ; Di l dC, by 111tarlt, 1717; E.lC,Citop olia4 1411048'11c; •!n v ; 01 larg.•, IN vino ; !Coolie% 1144.1enineter, Milk the Moor Plat , ; Pot, rllngazior, 32 vols.; l'osr..r.nl lioaory, 110 votq ; I • sriurum l'lnssuts, FOR g A LE, Al the New V.,.k sWeetinex.alley, 00 TUESIJAN, the 2lith at HAI( past Six, the Eve iiiii r T u: u. i I) I. I.() \V IN (; (.; I) () S PEI'LIISHUIL(:II and RIGA PLANK, 141 I)EcK DEM S. 37 RE') PINE MA , VIII, NoItWAY SPARS, IIK I'll KSof YELLOW PINE TIMBER, I..") OH 111 PILLAU 'I IJIBUK, 5110 PALING 111/ ARDS, (10.4113 DUI' CASK sTAvLs a n d 11EAPINti. Fur Particutias and cAtal.towp ripply h. the Brokers, l'Ait'NG and !OXON, Pupa's Ilit4d-alley Clutialwri, Curtail!. HOUSE OF LOH Ds, FRIDAY, STAY 24. In the Appeal Canoe of Stewart, Ifereer, and °On., aninfre Baird nod others, Cuuurrl were fisially hoard.--.ludgniast WWI p.t.tpuised. to the Appeal of the Eol of /boa Stirling awl *dram jorlgisent was partly argern•id partly remitted. Tin 'Thirteenth Itenowt of the Crilrituoisii Canal (kingpin/ we. remitted, soil ordered to lie rro the tiairte. The Earl of Limerick Will as If.iron Fedora. the Earl of thilhuissie se Baron DAlhuuste, Juni the Earl of Ahoyne as B. Meltlrmo. Their suppuiters were Memo Mutton and Galloway. S rATUTE ROOK . -- The Deputy Leiter of tht Klerk Rod hating annotinced, that the Commons were reads for the emit . ..retire with their Lordships in the Painted 01.111111/ r, on the smik. t of the int - prows-milt of the Statute Book, the Peers mimed to manage the couference were—Lord. Svinhope. Itrowitiow, Harcutert, 'Torrington, Melville, die Itisirpot of Chester and Oxford, and Lords Darnky, Kenyon, a.tti Reties/141e. Their Lordships withdrce and having re , hinted in a short time niter, Earl STANHOPE informed the House, that the mustagem of the Lords hid met the Hight Hun. (kurge Rose and other% as managers of the conference for the Commons, and communicated to them the Itaiolu- Riau, of the House, as duetted. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Earl STAN HOPE, in ;pursuance of his notice, re called to their Lordships recollection, that they had decided, a few days ago, upon a subject of great import:ince, that of a Bill fur effecting uniformity in Weights and Measures. Their Lordships had dealt with that Bill as all rational men unglit to have done, by putting it off for six months. But they did not meals by that decision that the present system was to continue. it Noble Friend of• his (the Marquis of Lusatian) had buigKeNtrJ, that ra Committee of scientific men should be appoiiited for the purpose of considtitog Lie &abject more carefully and he had takan it up with 'the con courtier of his Noble Friend. If any plan of his was adopted, it would be a plan founded on nature. It would not, like the prcarlit, be determined by the length of barleycorns, score**, or horse-cliesituts. Was the barleycorn a standard lit to be established in the country of Newton, of Simpson, of Napier, and Maelsliven 1755, what was called the new style. was introduced here, it was resisted at fir* by some iuciivids ls, on the Noittpusititati that it ToMed the people of seems days. for the purpose of making them a present to the Hanoverian*. Ha knew that the old style we. still continued ie *sale plucts, and if their Lordships thought limper that the introduction of a new standard of Weights and Measures *knish( also be adopted gradually, lw went persuaded that it might be done without any incon venience to the !nubile. if they referred to the Report of the C mittee of the Hume of Cum 'nom, in the mouth of April last, they would liiid that there was a politic office where all Weights tool Meastirt-, that were brought to it received the stump, without being examined or put into the scale on inertly rating the fee. What a acaittlit 7 loos practice was this. with regard to the public! Ile had tak en the tomilile to look into the At t of I'utl►amesit, 141111 he t*.itifitl that they had no right to take the he for stalliping, but for adjusting and stamping. Else wetness Upon whose testimony the fact of the improper stwitiiiiiio of weights awl tura tiartS hy this office was proved - , hall Offered 141raisUrea under size, for the purpose of ascertai iiiii it, moll they were stamped. The itquituor cooseipieiscts of H practice or ihis moon., he nerd riot dwell up o n—the lon, to the I.lollw—the ilitory of chae4c.. _ . ter moil of bminetMs to shopkreperA, who miG6t linve used them. without a kilowlctige of diva tietici- ester. 116 intention was to propose ins Address to the Crown, pruyiiig that au appuisitinent of proper scientific pervious might Ise smote, for the porpoise of considering what alteration it.llll:4ltt be desirable to make in the forewent *pigeon. Ile did nut mean to Stlggest who the precise persons sliould be, but he felt himself culled Upon to give the (louse to uo derstaud of what description of persons lie thought the commission should he composed—three mein lwrs of each House of Parliament. One Peer from each part of Seotland mail Ireland, represented in that llomre, from respect to the different parts of the United kingdom. Among the Irish Represen tatives in that Ilritise, wee the Earl of Ross, whose niformation Toddled him cession-only for the task.— lie would also toev. leave In moue the o f Aber dress. Aliiiiiig the other sciesitilic men coolie-ctrl with thooversities nod !while estalili•listwols, he should mime Doctors llutton. Woolssimoi Hull Gregory. Colonel Mudge, I)octiir Rolieitson, of Oxford, 1)0o-tor Vnrer, of Cuoisiortde, and Air. Play fair, of Edinburgh. Loid K EN yea observed, that the Noble Earl laid omitted the Universities of Glasgow cod Earl STANHOPE SHOI dint the list lie bad made, was only immodest to describe the class of i i e r„ on s that, in his opinio', should be on the task. There um. moodier point to which lot should anode before he sat down. It would, lie believed, be very disagreeable to koine men of seiviace, to be called op mill examined upon oath. 11 Mit course was pursued, he should evionme the : oils out of *mire of them-1,1 I 'ugh.) cow: chided with lug for ion Address to his liuiad flightless the Prince Regent, pro, hog for the up litUlUttnt:Ut of a COUILIII36IOU of scientific pt;isor.s, to ! consoler how far it might he adeisuli le to establish a snore uniform 'Totem of weighif }4d measures. The Earl of A talottit thought, that 6061 a re gulatiol would he highly detirahle !if it could he accomplished, but it was metaled:4l with diffieul tire that were almost insurmountable: , fiet hoped that some snore efficient person would lee monied in his place, and thought it was deiervinA of cone sideretion, whether an inquiry which was ;how go. hog forward on the same subject, could tie ,ont hissed with that which vies proposed by the Noble Earl. The Earl all Ltvraroor. declared himseif competent to offer any judgment in a came of this mitotic: lint he was informed by those who were capable, that the Bill which was brought herder li the House was full of imperfections. and liable to gnat objections. Ile should remark, however, that the present war not a measure of ‘ciettee only, though that was the greet foniudationo upon which it moist proceed. There were ni.o many prurticil cee s igeseti o o i s that must be inquired into. .14 to the motion ;fedi', he could have too objection to 1 , , m it war agreed, upon all hands, that the ;boohoos if preeticable, was desioilile. Ile could assure the . Noble Earl, that those whole duty it would he to advise the Crown on the occasion, would have no other object in view doom that of selecting the prisons most capable of meting. How for the C 'tire that existed at present could be com bined with the one now proposed, lie was not capa ble of judging. Earl STANHOPE allowed, thud it was a matter both of science and expediency, and that theeelec tiros sl Id be made with both of those views. It wroth! lw nn object of the greatt3t importance to this commercial country, if they could establish a stormier& to be adopted by all Europe. The only way to accomplish that, would be to have a standard founded in nature. If that was dorm, there never was so popper ail opportunity of doing it as now, when all the countries in Europe were so much in the habit of communicating together. The motion was then agreed to. Th e S oa p I)nty Regulation Bill, the St. James.% Poor Bill, and several Bulls of a private nature, weir loought tip from the Commons, end read a first Lute.—Adjourned till Monday. iIOCSL OF COMMONS. ACCealeifl of t h e amnual of the Tulle of the Royal Mai. boy Canal were laid on the table. CHARITABLE DONATIONS On she motion of Mr. Warrrer.m.tv return,. were ordered of the amount of Limitable thus:Woos, fur the beuefit of the Pour, iu England ■ u d Wale*. POOR LAWS. Mr. CURVIEV postponed until the 2Rth i n •t his motion relative to the Poor Llav, what'll stood fur ills. slay. ARGYLE. ROAD BILL. Lord JoU ( - 40411.8FLL bruuirlit up the mport of the Argyk Row, Rill —On the motion that it be rtireited, I.ord CoNtrrou propowed au ainenituieut relative to the regulatawit of troliterahtpa iro that road. lord J•H■ CAMPIELL replied. he unit their divided, wbra the numbers were, For the Noble Lard'. Amendmeat— el Agairst it Majority 4 Ow sue readentabiwo to the l;ellery, we footed Lewd Come- Wow prwposing reutber antesidien et, which wee lost, the weather+ being, For it Ageiwet It Majurity The icport was !bra remit...4l, ~wl agreed to. CONFERENCE WITH THE: LORDS. . - - On the motion of the CanNircuAns of the Ezeurcinrs, Committee was appointed to mansige the conference with she Lords, i.O the subject ut the direst of the Statnte Rock. The ( uminitlee consisted of Str J. Newport, Lord Attliurp, Land Gower, Lord Clive, Lord Ussiulston, Mr. W. Wynn, :Writhe, Mr. Loeklirt, M►. Robinson, Mr. Abercroinby, Mr. Rase, and several other Meml■ rs. the return of the Comnsistee, Mr. RIN► appi.ared :It the Bar, and reported, that the Committee had held tire conference with the. Lord.. on Earl Sianhope's m0t',,,,, upon the subject of the arestsgetn: sit of 11w Solute linos, nude► distinct and proper heads. port of tow wits then laid on she tithie,and ordered W be tsktu IMO consideration on this day se'snoght. SOAP LOLL The CliAticeht.oit of the EXCHEQUER moved the Office of the Day for the third trading of the Soap Bull. _ _ Sir M. W. RIDLEY objected to this Bill, not only from the unproductive ',attire of the new duty, but from its operation in prtveuting the use of kelp required a C ttttt tnixture with pot-ash) in the manufacture of hard soap. Mr. BKOUGHIAM wished to know whether any estimate had been made out of tl.e probable pro duce of this tax, and what was its amount ? The CHANcELLOR of the EtcseevElt replied, that it was estimated the revenue would be Un proved to the t of from 3 to 400,0001. a year: The interest at ist.te in this question, was not that of the matittfortierers, but of the consumers at large —( Hear, pain Mr. Broughtint,l—ualuely, the whole populist of the empire, ou whom it would only full at the rate of 3d. a head, sup pnstiig race indi%iiltial to use nit equal :hare, al though he was sure it would found that the pro portion on the irtorer r!sissea would be Cut a Antall fractional hart or that tutu. Mr. lINEsToN tail, that, certainly it would fit, in but swill part each exptide, ;44 the tux %%Ai at hill burl on. Dot it wag by thi. isiiperrepuble tvair tk,t tavotion vw1•1!•-.1 tout iutulerahle extriit.—( llt or.) Culo% thought it wilt a most improper tux, for it could not he denied, that its 'Alteration tienld GJI -n the pour, to at leavt the extent of I 00..1041/. &animal I v. Bent cu AM ' , meted into the lii,,tory or the it tr.', ;it ti;bt to tall gm twine pal lias•CP itsuiffilict west!, Lout niw ant. came toi ward and got stl did another. uuul pit 'p.4 thEt tird iuteuJrd I the tax were got ;,4i Of. a. 1.1 the tax intell remained.— / Hrur.)—The 1 • 011•11111Vr tta, Iliefervle the "lily plfsoll tdlo remained to bear the expense. It was • • thut that the mannlactsuing interesis, on all twos pions, when they were peraistally concerued, hived and succeeded iti their object. The uyficut tariats csinlrl lint, with the name &edify. 1110.C/ilea to piers forward their grievances —neither build the coosteniers associate for . 1444241 a purpose.--4 Herr ) —lt ills said the tax Would only operate to the trifling sum of id. • head ;. but who could tell where it would stop! The salt tax was •and al timt 15s, a bliuhrl, for urs MU:sister. could have elide such a propolittion. sett ;wired ally people silt - mit to it—so would it he ell this oceasicris, outil at iriqtli the burdens were laid on; is straw by straw, ttntil the camel's back was broken." The,. principle of this tax was highly objet-unstable--s went directly to the taxatiosi of an article 9r prime. necessity, particularly atteetitsg the lower classes (if baciety.—(ilear.) • Mr. Bose said it Will itirposisrble, s under the ke . sert,tirc ttttt stances or the critnitry, to :ustain Out revenue.which was esseutiol for its ettpeirse.., with out treuehilig upon outwit-3 of grsersl.Cousuttits hop.. was to avoid. sus lt en altertiatior that e bad preferred .the Piopertty Tort es a sourte of toxatiose, tieing fully perstiuded 41plit it !sore tubie fairly upon the puillic sn general thou aiiy ntlirr tax. and was far preferable to soy tax on cosousup. turn. the .wiadom of Partheinent !old, howtver, rejected that tax, and there was do other mode of nlittiiiiihg the money necessary fur the pdhlie ieis• viccsathan by lattiug an itnionat moon articles or con sumption. .So long as a large rereillir requ tul ror the puldic services, to long %vim'd it be fiv. eesasiry to restirt Its this Swat el °bumming the inerius of providing fur it. • • Mr. Let•eartite said, that heritage M t inisteri could lint enact the Propertt Tax; they seemed determined, for the purpose of &dating a transient reeling for the favourite measure they wets 'wiled to alniiidon,. to nut taxes on atfil•lti of Cons sumption, against which they kuew the public voice must be soised.—( Here., but.) The bill was then reed the thild titre , and passed. atAßQuic OF WOReESTF.ti'S /01'0 :TM N+. Sir M. RIDI.VY pose to ,ask torstion of the Noble Lord opposite, whic h arose out of ;he cir cumstances of the Marquis of Worcester's recent appointment to be one of the Coninkis.toners of tlw Admiralty. On looking jute tlw Army List, found that the Noble Mrtinis held a situation as Lieutenant in the 7th Hustlers. begged. to ask, whether he now held that military rank F so, it was most reprehensible on the part of Govern ment to appoint bird to a civil situation, which must inevitably withdraw him from his military duties.—( Hear, teCr.)—The Got eminent wary either reduced to the estreouty of atioliktilig that the appointment was improper, or el% that the du ties of the new situation were not of a nature to in terfere with those of his military con 111 l ission ; it would then follow that the office itself was useless. • and ought to be abolished.—/ Mir.; Lord Csattearscu replied, that he was riot itt a condition id give any initiate to this questioit.-4 —( Hear, hear.) TRINITY HOUSE. Mr. Rosa gave notice of a motion for Mondai next, that there be laid before the Honer, Retnrits of the Revenues and Expenditure of the Triuttir House. PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL Lord ALTHORP begged to ask the Noble Lisrit opposite, whether it was the intention of his Ma: jestv's Government to appoint a Iverson So fill the o ffice of President of the Board of Control, poor vacant snore than three months, or whether the* office was to be altogether abolished?—//rear., Lord CAVTLERRAGit replied" that he rather thought the office would be filled sip, SA, trader hill own experience, having filled that oifiCe knew of no more effective situation, iii point ot 4 pressure of businesii.—(Hear./ . . Mr. Baotionsm observed; that the Noble Lord must hare been trel foitunate • when be held that office, us to " the pressure of busiiwsi" whiCii it easi po,ed upon him. othervii.e he cou't not have ful filled that service and the duties Of SCcretary of State, which he Moo held at the mine Mile.— ( Hear, hear.) Loid CAttce.xxstlft replied, it was true, he hail held the office of Secretary of State for a very Anon period of the time allXiled to ; bet he could assure the House, that the sdnatien a. - ; one wh;clo. if effectively filled; required the shole time of its possessor. R EVENT) F: S RIZ UR E . ....... bp the motion or Mr. flitouctian. topirm were ordered of ell Paper% relative to the amituse oti board the Anne ordnance tramport. AGRICULTURAL CO M SUTTEE. On the inotom of Mr. FRANK I. .1:411 liouale repo:vett It,.rlf iota a Committee of Use Whole tisaner. to cosivieter of theatate of the Aerie:altos:el Interest. Mr: FILAW gILA ND LEVII3 tllr4 r u ne in flw ef.!el; milk..., hr itropoor the itatatronentetst of the tint! rr solulinu Iss.i ifoos. (Mr: Wester:6, unit view of leaving it to ilisi:ref to re;soseise 11,4 Isr.isich of th.,„.ti6ject on a final* took;a>toss. lore he moved Use astionrusrient cot that ftesuleitioso. he Legged to se:P.r to the tun Iteisort; li.st, b.-ess made by Committees ins tonne., Which sees sitost!y or a at votive ellare.eser—the one wai uo Ili,: subject of woo!, roe other !‘elftlive to Coe: d•fty utt tla importatimo of rapt-o-ed. Oo the hitt. r 7:11.je et he litipetl the House *mild come to a so* it vrovid he 11141 sly ihiir e ekte that 5... 0 el satolitication of theft duty gisoutsl take plik-o. it eve: at isre.esst;t4s. a tom to whirls was tO ...1 au expeine of 15%; thlt tv NI i.orilestal to !I.t uh strnetiomististassiel by the toitiofi.-r, ultiarligh the article was not worth iteere thtitt 41. 10.. at Cud. The fist Rest.sueon els theis poolroom.). Mr. Littonencv! thought it sooti!ol he wile to re move the proluitst-s tett:itched to. the gf"tft rif ()Jet's), and he bleed th , .t Inc lionue:-0:!0 I ri. tt.l could tesunse his former opinion ou the/ ?mot.— f v. park , 1,1t(c• to. ri