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„ t ea !MY the, bid ;Measly mot 1,. trap. tistlamf@sl would rest a =alias more to eisaipkie k tlptigh. S i Apslirty sof It owl of as dosbtfol • . maws shut AN!, peruses thansht the *We .1 the. swag ihe thrown sway * Ile whole speech of the Hue. emetellemla Mt *ow the Howe away frees dm nal Meets, sad sseeld eh” sort that mit one of his statemeats bed hots sausemai. lid wanted me espeeme: het whin prewisisms had Mb. per real. be/asked to how why Mots WOO • hi itself a per mat. la eiciaalliag the navy' From the fat maloedles tins which kr had nwdeed OM NOS, he should have set doses, held he est a imsesetimiese s bower whoa a statessest of his was NM MI Imoattren, sad lllP4bati erodes's' the paper deed Waits veep pewee whimmebas dkted bias. In 1791 des, erapptp Toe In is 1401111.0.111 steed of 3,800,0001. as Ma Illes.fbeat. stela" f semi she debt which he bad talked abeet it did stet mem= m ilti. aL He (Mr. Hama wpb! Weil there was • Idadder respeetiag the Paymaster, bet that asses from Om emlimiem of the seemars. The Hon. Gent. had tressed them with the Id edifies of his plane of meal mare; every sae *desisted sh e weeks of Karl Bs. Violent as& the other gallant Alarm bat be mold mst tee what hoed of anion was masted, rake the Gemini sal at the Beard of Admiralty, mod mem saw his corps oe had any ronoesisi with it. To talk of that as a hoed of seine was so blink to common sense. The Hos. Meinfm emeloded by.propesik as so Aseesdmeal to dr "That the Speaker leave dee Chair," 1 .• that them be laid before the House a retina of the price of prerriaimse 'replied to the Miry Is 1917 and 1921, with the amount of the whole ratios fee me day, amid also the snspeer in which the rethink/ enteant for 1 I. to be *speeded! Mr. CROKE' explained' that the two @opposed Isamu. rides la die re ems from the Admiralty Ofire—the pm es. 'pettier ilk supply voted la 1792, sass from the Honour. able Member %Wag pt all that he asked for, sad no awe, though be hid used it as if it were Ireton, o f ab i d e as vii xpeediture for that year, which was one se4llioe more than the estimate, and was • as be bad stated , borrowed from other services. The blander, therefore, was, She Hon. Member'., sod sot the task of the retinas. The other was a similar mistake, thumb in • mower, direetioa. Tbe Hoe. Member bed asked he • refute of ill. isle& marine ewes—those estimates were Iseioded,seeording to his order , eat dee bit resephuies at beta( led Sete mistake, bemuse be meld bed pert of that isbuisatiott in other doroMents. After • dm winds from GI. DAVIES ant Mr. CROKE'', the Mom divided, WIMPS them appeared— For Mr. Homes Ameodsmat b4 Almost at MajorNy lO4 Sir JOHN OSIMITN owed. that SLOW seamen be voted, incloding 8,000 marten, for thereon, year. Mr. HUME should like to hare from Gentleness opp••• site, what were the circussatieres of the cometry at the pre/ erns lime that celled fur *,OOO men swore shag Is 1017. Would she House be rivalled wish that mode of pre orraise Canal Chinatowns Wises to their eamitiessrass if they did mot oppose such estravagance ? Whatever retreschiseist lied taken place was sot the an of Mi lliners, but was occasioned by the death of Bonaparte. Me should therefore move, that the wirer be reduced to 10;000 inetend of 21.000. He did nut sisal. to reduce the umber of I.IIIIMII, it was the marlees he was anxious to re nted. flit enisidered dins vane, useless; they did nut 'infamy military duty. on had they an naval dot, to per• fermi. He thield therefore move, that the vote (*reduced 19,008 Sir GEORGE COCKBURN stated the reasons that induced she tleverameas to iscrease the number of Marines. At the In ealtiwg oat of the late war they suffered extremely for the oast of marines. The cossequeen was, they were compelled 'hi employ a 'smasher of soldiers on board, sod frees sea sickness they were salt for duty. The G meal therefore enisstriered It expedient to inrease the mum her of their marines, who, is tine ewer, were ready for duty es ma, and could do tertian by is she sea-ports is time of peen. From the state of component in this cosstry,they could at all lionise provided with good seamen. Bet tide VIM wet tie ease with the marines, and fon skew reasons the Govern_ meat considered it necessary to increase the slumber by 8.0110, Sir ISAAC COFFIN explained some observations that had fallen frees hint on a former night. Slr. BENNETT was quite at a less to know why 5.000 marines should now be granted, 2,000 mere thaw is 1817: for all the purposes of protection there ieres the same danger is 1817 as wow. But he saw nn dispositios on the part of the Goverameat Is put their establishes/ass as the powers. tem. Then was a general cry of eemsonsy shroughost the eosstry. The King reeninmesded esmaioniv, Ike Minis ters promised economy; sad yet the resell of all this was, that via should support the lime establishments sow as la 1817. Would Gentlemen them Mango the her, that is the coarse of a long Parliament they could name on terms with their commituests. after Saving voted for these extravagant estimates? He wished the people could leek into Parliasseet.—(Load cheers from the Ministerial Benehes.)—Me wished the eye of the public was Axed upon their Ptliatcadiort. He believed it would be a most power. fel corrective, if the people could occasionally lobe a peep at the Gentlemen opposite, mad see the men who composed the majorities is that House.—(Loud cheers.) Bir G. CLERK observed, that if Gentlemen took a view of the estimates, they would lad that a redoctios had bees made of two millions. With regard to she intim% when the Mervin was made, he remembered • Right lion. Genie mars (Mr. Tinsel) had regretted they were reduced so low, for they were a most awful earn, sad he was sure that say nta‘ seqsalased with the gavel service most b e o f the same opinion. Mr. HUMP, considered the stitemmit of the Hon. Gentle. meu as eximierdiumry as that of the Secretary. Fur all he tsald see that fatuimers Lad done was t►e reduction of 489,0001 caused by the death of Bonaparte. Mr. CHOKER rime to set the Honourable Gentleman fklr.Hisow)right In his statement. The House would see bells(' committed a trifling mistake of 671,0401, whirls was taken la aid of the vote, and which he bad not lakes into account. Mr. HUME pledged himself for the serum, of bin state. went. And he (ember pledged himself that the Honourable Secretary ea, 'smog. He did not see what right they bad retake credit for old stores. Bat there wan no meeting these Gentlemen. There were two section's on the tattle signed C. Arbetheot and S. R Laebingtno, ap to the Sib Ja. unary, ISIS, and os the whole there appeared from them au !MIS of aeo,ooot. Mr. CROKER mould prove the et-eerie? of his stile. tient. la 11117 the ordiesry estimates were 1,476,1601. and 600,0001 *ere redepeed on old stores. The extra to di nar i es mounted la 1,•01,01101. The transport estimates amounted lllolooo/. ; the weer sad leer to loaltllOOL which silo. {Mite staiewst Ids stalesneot to be corm'. He. RUNE sold he should rest the explanation epos then nroents on the table. Th• Rasipsi• of LONDONDERRY remarked that the s , fil erta,, , of ' , whim apes a foresee °mashie had melded the ' ; '"*lldatt 'tediellon la the army, as the ass nsra ieerolkdedlllllllle w Ogee militaryluty. " 118 .EAC COFFIN here testlmoey to the utility of the inprol**#•. The Dome the* divideir * .adin; T -~~ Nri.k....... 4 .844.4 if • A. . -.0.1.71.4.1„.4 •• • • . • • to. • t igii,w,iio Alo gl ei whilli bi - for oin • ; osi wipe for Willisir . . . ifetWed Ufa Ihil . - , W *16,11,111i ~OW bill6e4i: ft, mailobtres sesi, . ii' woo.* odi Mix to• w Nil at Grmsdieget' me ohne 611 liitiellitalaii Vs and eilieWi - Delarsimli Mittel MVOS . .0116 rot eta voisiiWlA tiobli'wtittlill eivild'udi lisfte by seraihweiv M * 11404 4 I lot Sialope .404' ei ie irate' *Wier do mil He eliiillitliMfeArilif* litipika 0 assivabliii! ,o ' 4:ipi.v“li: iiitter kah Wilt _ . •Gari;ALIII4,IIP ostritii*elltra, iltkti we ear* Sot tNlSSllMisiitiolltalll IN IMirrf arovio‘ao; iff.'llllllllllloSkadlikAit II ills arar' eniti'lldellE *Are OW in Hilt. Tie HIM* Mo. limatfemithltv' haw ristiAt' could link* l tied Ivey. That twists`* ie ueeiMitilishediattil ftW linesiNtleinf NM&ergdi lbttl what was ttie thipt•ere of Na aids Is she row 1107, meneeileyear abwiledent to the hll of perrisiotail Sir O.OOCIUMMIN slid, the expense might 141/41 beef lit W. 1.. per meals the years peecedheg the fall. Mr. WK. Burn" did met onsaeritiod . the siversehysi Nab mere" as wee observed, at if our elditilee; if MOSS* mold hare no means of learolne the sumberaf OM? rsr theirikeitaailon without ipplytog tithe eitiatitee." . 1111RMAL eotlM net conceive the altruirt of Had ortreft, or bra it cermet-tied the high realest dealieleseed this post cossfry that we should Meevtaie the price of post es bear, or he. IR; 'Wetted Ihe re betimes' between this essallejt awl ether amildritei in Kerbpe, when the Heine eniteuvaluidi to pt some ial'oeumatim as to whether Ike Yieteallleg tiwg went imposed on or net in the percher. of provisierturflatho may. And he shoolitiske to know if Ministers wee alai as.P B 4/ as 'Vertebrate! pass with the coast blockade Isrilhs bne of tio,ooqz. The CHANCELLOR of. the EXCHEQUER said, they were not -going to phi, se eepirrinteatal game, the come blockade was established for ihe purpose of protecting forty minima •r revenue; and it had bee. considered 'urethral le attach this meek* to the Davy, aad to support them is • similar , as they were at all times ready for the naval service. Mr. LOCKHART thought the Hon. *ember Aberdee• had tveo, is detail, sunicient reasons why the show report progress. But be supported the n upon principle, for be thought not one shilling oboe* panted lentil the House bed ascertained what the caseaby was able to bear, fur any thing they voted in that manse was done at random. Mr. BROUGHAM supported the amendment for report. lag progress. And he was the more induced to do mu from the reluctance he saw to producing even an estimate of IN Cell of prUlliliitooli het 'ear. and without that it was impale Bible to proeted correctly. Mr. CROK ER raid, he bad no doubt tkit account cuu* be made out w.tb considerate accuracy, and be would es. drrtake to say that before the Report was received, the -- counts should be laid before louse. Mr. HUME thought they ehomid not proceed one step until they had the estimates before them. Lord LONDONDERRY remarked that the Hoo.Gert. mart see it Was impossible to have the estimates they thi required; bust bin Hos. Friend had stated they should bill times before 'he Report was received. Sir. HUME—" How dare any Minister conic done is this House and demand money without being prepared with thei proper estimates ?"—(Cheers.) After a few observations from Mr. BROUGHAM, Mr. H. SUMNER. nud Mr. HOBHOVSE, the Committee divided, when there appeared for the amendment— Ayes 47 Noes 127 Majority On our readmission tato the gallerz, die Margolis of LONDONDERRY was on his legit, staling, that it the vote was allowed in. fee put - theta, it alunild be considered to be open for explanation hereafter. Mr. BROUGHAM said, with that saderstanding be would not object to its being put. The vote was then put and tarried. The House resumed, and the Chairman reported progress. Mr.. GOULBURN brought rip the importation of Arms suit Ammunition Regulation (Ireland) Bill, the Seizure of Arras and Ammunition Indemnity (Ireland) Bill, sad a Bill to repeal part of the Population Act (Ire land)—whitlt were severally read a first time, and ordered to be printed. Adjourned at HALF.PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK to Monday next. 6 1 a bhl be Seen hi inhie AA Aide tree he • Mar Ito jar•filleOr .141 S Apt prepeeet he she* lei Sat Is (Nh'. Maga) dill eet Itteew vererter beet brick Pit. .• ~ • 444. ..: 71111 E4 4 7.g • . . V o l; , 1 • ' !44,6 / 214 1 r • qa I .t .. • We • ' .1. kik r 0 . OV rai 84 1 . 14 e 1 : 41 # 17116° 7 ... I iI R • • ASA.. it ba . ,p1 10 , • , , i bit. far liebbig eely, an ' hip .. g ' • 4S "* a col miminis. - ,t the. e rerttle Gerdes's*, thee lie: ;* ~ . i t g .l 4. • rid seeder. fee br knew OA 4, , . Is that wey for pe'blte .ere re iiii. )•••11117,0001.1 5.4 the oregiwoOr. w 4484444 the ate. Gesttemm, emilitioti ty. the Secretory itt the Torten. seenvitted ta sett.lolbre i , bit the ideits arpopeet err 704,0001. ; yet this ear the Geotterope, nheyei se (me- te rs hum. The HM. Gestireiii ha telb4g et 146,10teraere hip/ells( the eerie at Ossfil*ira i . , Mt* Air". serf well they bid sherry met 1,300,1104, eel! it, ap seriamete4meeld THE BftKri PR.E SS. LoNpcm. SATURDAY. PUMAS? 23. IM. The Plan framed by the Ministers fur" paying off" the Five per Cents. wai communicated yesterday et the Trea sury, to the several bankers and other holders of this Stock, who had assembled there iu pun of lard LIVERPOOL'S request. The number of primes whom anxiety upon thts euhjeet had drawn together was very considerable. The meeting, however, bad no opportunity of offering either advice or remonstrance to the Lords of the Treasury, for Lord LIVERPOOL iu a Ikon address to the Gentlemen who filled the room, informed them that they had been invited to attend sot for the purpose of entering into say discuasion upon the terms, but merely to leant the proposition of the Ministers. The Noble Lord then read from a piper the following Plan:— " A new Stock to be created, bearing an interest at the rate of Four per Cent. per annum, the interest to be payable os the sth of January and the sth of July, iu each year, and Riot to be paig off until the sth of January, 1829. "'All holders of Five per Cents, who shall not signify their diasentoo have fur every 1001. Fin per Cent. Annui ties, 11151. in the new Four per Cent. Stork. " The first divnlend of the new Four per Cent. Stock to be payable on the Sth January, 1823. " Books to ►e opened at the Hank from Monday, the 4th of March, to Saturday, the lath of March, Int both days inclusive, fur receiriug signatures of persons dissind bee. " Person■ not Yieuifyioe their dissent nitbin this period, to be deemed to have assented, unless they shall have been out of the Vaitiol Kinxdom fur the whole of such period; in which ease, they shall be permitted to express such dis sent at any time before the lit day of Jone, 1822; sod say persons who nosy be in any other part of the world, except Europe, to be permitted to express their dosses. at say Shoe before the Ist day of March, 1823. " Perilous &muting to be paid off iu t h e numerical order in which their names may be subscribed. Such payment to commence on the bib July, 1822, and to be continued at such periods, and in such manner, as Parliament may direct. " All holders of Five per Cent. Stork will receive the di •idends dose on the sth July, 1822." In answer to ■ questiois by a Gentleaser) at the neeetiog, Lo►d Lteettwoot. stated, that with respect to trustees, in whom names eaplial may be vested in the Five per Cent Nock, it was iniesnled to adopt the priucipie that was tole lowed in the year 1749, by whirls trustees were indemnified. His Lordship also intimated, that she dividends on the Five per Cents. now in the course of beeoiniog due and puyeleles ost the sth of July two, womb! be peel to ilea who dismal. •••P • la igen lie piiik r i g t o tir 14•1 win neletlei lem etiono s 00 14111 ilenee,dioidend well "" R h ! . 16 . 24 0 1 4% 10 4 00 %UPI Pl* des, 'kali knee aippaimil firer Witte lb. bl it Rif* INF liteltheter fhb* biOad helm Skstillit ed 40 mat "M 1•:! :l ' I • gatilf ,g; aali ‘firdpub. 160, ' g 544.. ig• 11, role as kiellellinew The witowitionsiti i4ani Wei/ale iltelniirentsien teni gine ! 67 . 1 k pAinlls `Wiergiisa‘ fiip4O t akr: The nowise 4 itpoi the Mist prem.. 1e4e6,66J1611. Tik mid lie proposal hi . onanknowq •0201011. der sl lbgid %Owed /Willi. Ids ill. hair& thesis sends le its. ray pisii4ies, and prefer sir ridwiliameiVelf Kele capital isseind of a wioneetneint sear PoW pet Celt. Stab', these*. IMMustrefil eile" ab 1617 elk MIL sham to onisigatst U. We emsnot, hewn's., Weld fibbing that tharropoised bd. estiesiges t Aim* irdnitldkatid too Weir by bit Us- Jones gfiskA sj 111611141 iii plan he adopted so the Weans proposed. it • mail he wooded *llk a wessidernble Meet is the osilsMol'of the soledeented debt. The nor per Cents. rose yesterday eller the plan true Inawk ea the Exchange is 1116. it Ms rate, thervliere, we may preowee the capital to be tramsferred front OW Nary Fir. will be W rested io the sew Steel at•Foor per 'Cent.; and them will give to every Whin onmethisig mow than 107 k in the new &wk. ot a bona exeeediog 7 per cent. In this properties Ihe operation will ealarge the actual mown of redeeumbie AAP It Our view of this matter, and our calculations be semet, the Wereweer Is the eapltal will be very little short of ton The preestasci saving In the interest is estimated at 1,134,6401. bus the calculation is, in our °pieties, flooded upon • fallacy. If the tierces* ia she capital of the Ask amount* to 10,060,6001. as we suppose, the mom of 400,0001. • year will be required for interest slow, indeprodeat of the other incidental asperses of managesseat, litc. This will re duce the estiewled wart wring I. hewed t. 734,6404. The new Sislr i .alt do* blennbented within seven years; biet nearly /4 pile* mist ellipsis before the eilimstod simnel using. will equal the instant iscresee prodisend in No capital of the debt by the propeeed arrearment. Whallow each a mode of proceeding is likely so Ist attended wlllt any ultimate advantage to Ike country, we must leave to um jodipooot of lbe country to desensitise. Our celestials's@ slay prsbshly be erroneous, het it has always appeared Ile • 41104 lbw sisopket sad safest mode of effecting the redied *ft of tie Navy Fire per Cents. was, to direct 'gained Own the exclusive operation of the Sinking Food, oesittireg to Ws* aM other Sleeks until she Fire per Cease. were wholly OMAR Lou Limilimitt, having noticed the great thoweial raw. p.m of the igen lie, as forming in some depee the pre. 111•11611 for the plea new In costemplatioe, we are Induced to lsolltoit, that upon that occasion the *lima:lre sewed to Wilililders of the Fuer per Ceot. Stock by Mr. Fitment was, either to accept of the dimiuisbed interest of 31. Ida • year, until the 26th of Decesubse, 1760, to be further roe dnced to 31 on the 26th of D.cember, 1757, or to be repaid their copilot at the last-mestioned period. Mr. PILNAN bad previously secured the power of raising by loaa, et thew per ergs., .enflicient slims to meet whatever exigent" might Astro arisen from the refusals/Cagy person' to accept She diminished iaireest ; and as me dowse ws../seed, she capital of she debt to be redeemed did not loiresee, while in the Intend a primitive reelecting was accomplished to the full extent originally contemplated. The Hesse of Commies was ourspied until after twelve o'clock last night is Com%•ittee e• the Navy Estimates. The further discussion is poalpo•ed until Monday, to which day the House adjourned. - - The Ports Papers of Tuesday last, the 19th lastest, hare arrived. The Chambereof Deputies was occupied ow Mon day with the discussion of the Sanitary law. The project of the law of the Journals was on t►e same day communicated to the Cheraber of Peers. The fullowieg are extracts:— Paßri, IFINIIVAIIIT It Yesterday the King Ir/infected business with the Keeper of the Seals and she Minister of th e Isteriur. Some days since we spoke of recent doslarbencea is Sieilp, Private Idlers from timplra of January 31 simr, that Gum an appreheasioo of some sew eontalosioa on the pert of lie eorporatiorm of leather dressers and tanners, who, It appears, hook a par► in the lots %Warr, Iwo Aosirisa regimeats have embarked at Naples (or Palermo, and a thossaad men of she _garrison of Messina are ander order. for she same demi *lit 100 . Several lndividoals belonging to the principal families of Palermo have left Sicily, and withdrawn to the Continent. Several persona have also arrived at Naples under escort; amongst others, the Ex-Deputy Dragonetti. ?Roe indivi duals, amongst whom were the Abbe Villa and a No•ary, have been shot at Palermo. Several others are menaced with the same fate. Lieut.-General Nueziante is Invest ed with very ample powers for the porpose of maintaining tranqulllity.—(costrtiluffouttei.) The day before ye■irrday n courier extraordinary arrived from Naples at the of6re for Foreign Affairs. FttsrtcM FUNDll.—Fite per Cent. Consols, 90f.—Beak Stock, 1,561 k f. NAMIBURGII, TaiRUART S. The German India Compaq, which consists of the princi pal simmered wring houses of the Nettle of Germany, and the centre of uhirh lest Elberfeld, to Psessia, has jest opened a commercial runamituicatios with St. Domingo, sad parti cularly with that part called the Republic of Hayti. It has sent out a vessel laden with articles of German asastsfae• which it proposes to exchange for colonial produce. The vessel arrived safely at Port-se-Prineit. The sgeot of the Company, Mr. Holuelse, has bad an audience of the President Boyer, who received him very gra ciously, and to whom be presented some silks, on which was the following inscription, Homage of German industry to Alexander Buyer, Presidsoll of Hayti." This attempt may have important eoneetpreares; t►e population of the Blacks and filnlattua in Hayti at present amounts to 580,000, and they are living in a slate of rase and prosperity. Hitherto the refuse of the English masefactures has been sold there. The solidity and cheapness of the German articles must deprive the English of this market. At Cork, on Monday last, fourteen While Boys were capi. tally arraigned before a Special Commission, who had bee• made rummers at the dispersion of la insurgent assemblage is the oeigithourhood of Noncom, tta the *4th January lest. It was proved is relocate that away of them had ire-arms sod other wespous, sad that They bred opus the civil and military force which surp►ised them. Four of them sot be ing satisfactorily identified, were actthotted, 811 4 11 the other len found guilty. One amongst the latter was reeetwasmided by the Jury to merry, so the plea of idiotey, whit% was esta blished by the evidruee of a Gamtlemais to whom he hod here Moog banes. The Judge promised it shook be Wood. ed N. YsNteoce WO. Net piked open the others. The Loan CHANCELLOR will not Ott this dav in the OHM of Clammy, at his lorchlop will Wire town at ten o'clock I. the morning for Urightoo, to wait on his MAJSITE. iiMalt.l7+ 4Mb At4:loiiiik 1 • 1106 . SAW AIIIMPROT. DOM AlMlNfillelli SINSTIStiti.: wiftit It iiissibeihrft iirts‘ thes6-*:a zi isiefs4 it ' =eilo s•smierisimpie4 Voifir .1,12, g ht 011610411 lgr vollitrtlO*l ' ilheliii.K•ohlitiori 11. ' '. 7 k - _ itir • . w woosetirt. i:,4l•;i *Whet, ilifiia. 'b ' shri; J. lt, si A; Neale, Sir H. S. 41nmaiiay, J. D. Baimaisn; T. G. Illiolstiogolr.its Bt. liitaialliket; se. so. Writ% L &oh, lif.' - . C. Klifilmai Cuthbert glchall,llllllMaill. Nisi, SI. llostuor, natwOut ,Bir J. Adam' Mc?. D. W. Rapid, Ai1151.11444- ' C. R. ow., sir J. Wiliait V ii 1111; ' , N... W. :Mew, Arihdr is. = IL H. KWH, df, lit a I- •'" tape, Jobs Pringle, Sir W. Four, V. Prcarlermist.M. G. t il l: , = e t i t t a Polk., par HH,....a. R. mierAier, lard ruaki efluw . n. C. o'. H. Paget, HION Sir C. J Peeliell, Sir T. Brlrglese, J. Curacy, Holism Phlthiaore, J. Brokat., WAIL D. Grout, Right H.. C. Peg, Right Hos. B. Brows*. Peter Graville, Ho SirC. Peel, W. G. • Bert, R. Gilbert, 1). 0. Palasersinn, Tim Ilistfoor, John Greaten, P. Pin, W. M. Reward, /rise. Gifford, Sir R. F e a rs ., Joh. Berstse, Rt. nom. %withers, H. Peasant, 0. the. S. Csordoo,_Hoo. W. Ryder, Rt. Hai. a: den, J. Gooch, T. S. Raise J. Bollilli. fir V. Gower, Lord F. L. HakielLusi, A. DAM* Joh. Gram, A. C. Robisoos, WILL ***slow. C. Gipps, O. Rice, Hal. G. Bieshotoso, J. Handley, H. Rogers, R. Illodshow. R. R. Haney, Mr E. N ea l e' , Sir 1. Bliekborrip, fan Hughes*, Lord g o eh er a a . F. P. Bookte, Rear, Hamilton, SirH.D. S ali d a .. ti e , Raid" Geier. Hill. RI. Ho. SirG. Sicoati,(Aassgb)A. Biatlioest, Rt. Ifo. Hill, Rowland m ai m W. C. K. Heber, Richard gi e is ag i aa . Ned Bridges, G Heyrate, Alderman H ai . .1. Ifoodlior, C. J. Hsohiss, Sir C. s e w', S. Bartell, W. Haskissue, Rt. Ha. Sheldow, R. Corbett, P. W. Sumer,. G. H. Cake Sir C. H. Hn ra diage. Sir H. giitd. H. Cronbleair,Viac. Holford, G. P. Shiffser. Sir G. Cole, Mr L. Holmes, W. S m i t h, T . Chwilks, C. Plakiinsawd, W. Swink, S. Childs., W. L. )saes, Jobs Smith, A. Campbell, A. Irrupt, J. Smith, R. Carle* J. B. Amikitisos, Hon. C. S mi t h , C. Coatis, Sir W. Roos -- Thompson, W. Cockerel', SIT C. King:borough, Via. Tuwasbeuil, N.H.. - Callhorpc. Hcf r .G. Keck, G. A. L Twiss, H. Croker, J. W. Knatchliull, Sir E. Taylor, Sir H. Courtemiy, T. P. Luvrther, Vie. Vrr, N. Colonel's!, W. • ' Lowther, Joan Vona, Han. A. Chesty, G. H. i Lowther. J. Yam. Venous ' G. V. Cads. Hon. J. s Legge, Het. H. Vi r i ai s,Sir H. Coosisit, M.U.G. Leiga, F. Vansi ttttt , Right Cooper, R. B. Lewis, W. Hon. N. 0 . 0 . 0010 ,* Sir N • Lucy, George Villiers, Rt. Rs. C. atotioistodoky, La. Lass-elle*, Nos W. %g ra mme ' , H. H. I.lstkay, Hon. H. Wilson, W. W C. Calvert, Jobs Long, RI. Hoe. C. Wilson, Sir H. Cliendoe, Miwq. of Liwilidadarry, Mar- Wilson, T. Copley, Sir'. S. gels of Wellesk7, R. Cartwrighs, R. W. Lygon, Hon. H. B. Willoughby, If. Clive, Henry Luttrell, HF. Warkliouse, N.J.. Cockburn, Sir G. Lauren, J F. Wodooese, E. Coot Hon. 6. !Miklos, E. W i ld m an, J. Cher;v, F.. 14. Lewis, T. F. Williams, R. Clawghma, Tl,OO. /111arryan, Jos. Wood, Col. Chinelmelayaw, W. Magewais, K. Wyua, C. W. Clerk, Sir 0. Munro's, Sir P. Wortley, J. S. Clint.., Sir W. H. Manmera, T. P. Wilmot, R. Gragreve, Sir W. Moriaad, Sir S. B. Minims, W. W. CelOPil. J • Mcrateith, H. 'Wetherell, C. Corson, Hoe. R. Illostgoorry..l. Want, R. Doodles, Rt. His.W. Maenaaliten, E. A. Walker, Jai. • Dawkins, J. Mamas, G. G. Wallace, Rt. lin.T. Ds. li ilk, H. MuuutCharlee,L.l. Wall, C. B. Dovetail, G. Illardosaid, R. G. Yarmouth, Earl of Dint' Thos. Mosey, W. T. Ilusralnissell, J. Z. Masoiog, W. TELLTII. Di...., G. R. Martin, Julia Lashio/stole, S. R. Minos, J. H. M. AS ansileld,l. Others, Sir J. Ilessit, R. Mills, C. MINORITY. Ants, 1. H i Fitzroy, Lord J. Pares, 'Mos. Boughton, Mr W. it Gramm, James Pekoe, H. Barham J. F. jus. Guise, Sir W. P e lh am , H on . C. A . Breen:Jobs Hamilton, Lord A. Phillips, G. R. Baring, Sir T. Headset)le, Sir G. Price, R. Barrett, S. M. Hestheote, G. J. Pyre, F. Bennett, Hoe. H.G. Hero., Sir R. Ranishoitons, J. Beoyou ' B. Hill, Lord A. Romsdra, J. C. Bernal, R. Hobhousr, J. C. Riess do, D. Bentiwek, Lord W. Honywood, W. P. Ridley, Sir M. W. Brat, J. Howard, Hon. W. Roberts, A. Boulhey, Sir J. F. Hughes, W. 1.. Roberts, G. Bratugbass, Henry Hume, Joseph Robinson, Sir G. Browne, D. Hurst, R. Reinhold C. Bright, H. Hair Wilson, Hon. Russell, Lord Jobs Ballo worth, J. C. H. Russell, R. G. Burdett, Sir F. Joon, Wm. Rice, J. N. Brig, G. Johissoo, C010.,' Seliurfield, W H. Calvert, C. Jones, Jobs Smith, Hue. R. Calve' t, N. Krosedy, T. F. Smith, Wm. Chaluser, R. Lamblua, J. G. Scorleit, Jame, Csleroft, John Lessard, T. B. &Duo, Earl of Cavendish, C. Leycesier, Ralph Stanley, Lord Caulfield, Hos. H. Leak., Wm. Stewart (Tyrone),W. Clifton, Viet-oust Lethbridge, Sir T. Stuart, Lord J. C0.,11i Sir I. Laogstan, J. H. Sykes, D. Coiseannou, L. Lowley, F. Shelley, Sir John Crompton, Sam. Moberly, Jobs Tairistock, Marq. of Curing, .C. Moberly, W. L. Taylor, M. A. Crervey, Thai. Macdonald, Josses Tennyson, C. DeCreelngsy.MrW. Machitatosb, Sir J. Tierney, Rt. Hon.G. Dovesport, D. Markham, Adm. Titclifirld, Marg. of Davies, I'. H. Maxwell, J. Tulk, C. A. Desiooo, W.I. Mooch, J. B. Warre J. A. M 11100 ods+, Hoa.T. re, Peter W e bbe, E. Dickinson, W. Marjoribsoks. S. Wilkie% W. Elwingtou, Vise. Normosby, Vise. IVilsoo, Sir R. ' Ellice ' Ed. Newport, Sir Juba Wells Jobe F.rd, N. Meerut, Lord Wood, Alderman Fairlie, Sir W. C. treallszhin, J. Wyrill, M. Ferguson, Slr IL C. Ord, W. a. Famed, R. thoulstun, Lord DIIIICIIIIINO, Vise. Fitzgerald, Lord W. Palmer, C. F. Allhorp, Vise. The two Mr. Whitbreads were prevented from attending by tba death or • rear relation ; B,r W. Rowley cad Sir W. Lawn by irdiapo•ilioa. A refutation of the assertions or his MAJEreirg Ministers as to the increase of retrain, and flourish. lug condition of our massfactures sad comae/re, has jest made its appearance, in reply to the pamphlet put forth by Ministers • few den previous to the meettrag of Parliament. As the coveter statement will doubtless tn extensively read, sad all its anonerical elscidations as accurately examined, we trust we seed du little more than simply direct the attn. lion of oar readers la it. The 3,190,0001. additional rate of taxation levied on the public in 1019, is denteassrated to.bani produced in 1090 only 1,112,9991. 7s. 10.1 whilst the re of Ironed sad the other breeches of restore in Great Britain had decreased to • larger amassl thee the intense produced by the additional rate os the IEI6 if sad that the total tenon of 1910, when fairly exhibited, was *bovinely less than that of 1919, by we Ins than 1112,11141. 4s. 7d. sod that the aggregate expenditure of 1090 exceeded that 0f1917 by au It,, than 1,930.69111. 14s. $4.; sad that the charge on the nation, debt for HSI, wading Janney 3, lett, is onsiderably motel/no la 1917, and shoat 000,000/. more thus it weeld hen been had **attempt been made to reduce its delsolstl 4olo ll IM giseisratt, and folly of thst ;keine' • Illoosaimit of the wisdom of Wm. Pret,so highly ensiled by his great pal*, Used Laisusemsaaistr--tha &skies read: NOFRNWNfI. n. Duehiss4itillitilmghaso arrivtd is tows yesterday Ram MY swat, t‘eliest e. The Ram &nt Cheerios retuned to lows ou Tharati, y, fives Mauve, ereelte. Tbe illaegese•of Gantries le expected In lows this day frees hie mot, Elephant Abbey, !lasses. Tice Right Han. Jabot Tn tot, Mrs T , soil ttoi!y, spired yemerday , at their hawse in Berkaley.stoare, from, Drhsliesta. The Earl of Din* y Aeft Wars yesterday far bit. Rem C. how HMI Tie .Eart end Cille4o POO Cu per arrivrei yesterday r Uwe& ib Geoesmotroet, Haturrer-sapare, truss ob.'' , •1 IPosilasser,, tome tomorrow r . 1141d1 Rtaphio Headwall, Card and Lady li, IL Cavendish arid family arrived ye teliday at errinnaueo House, Pi. c+dill!, from their mil. Hakim Lauwakinte kart. 11t P. and f , nt ly are ar jive! at their Heed le Berkeley square, ftom their seat, %Vt udhall Mitts. Sir Hussy Vivid', Bart. left town yesterday fo, bill teat IR Hairs. The Earl sad Countess Veinlan •irised en Thervidiv .t lifter been Grasceiserolit e, for the scrawl, um tb i t Gerliesitoary. Hone. Robert Vreietiert, Esq. his arrived at the Coburg Rot. I. Chart. s slrefil,Grostenuroiu•re, from hie 'eel in Berk. , des R. H. Vile!, Esq. from him mot, Siinenoe Hos. A. lierrai has left ditto for his seat, Fthole), heir Ragrhot. PAII9IOIIA ILK PA RTI Countess Bathurst bad her Arst party fnr the seam,' ea Thursday evirailag, as her house ia Sinaliaar-sereet, May. fair. The suite of drawing -rooms were moot brilliantly illu minated; them were present upwards .4 SOO distinguished fetilaksuables, among whom were, the Dowager Duchess of Miehmood east Me Ladies Lamas, the Duke of Netinigte• the Merehiosesses of Salisbury, Londuuderry, and Hert , forell Ike COOlllllllll of Harremby sad Lady M. Ryder, Earl of Westmorland and Lady G. Fur, Giantess Glen gall, Cousteau of Clare, Comatose Lievets, Lord suit Lady Gonborne, So- Hairy soil Lady Weßeale', &e. Mrs. Greenwood entertained a large party of fashiunables ea Thursday evening at her house to Audlersquire. The Mareltioness of Salisbury had a card party yesterday merino at her house so Arlingtuiestreet, winch was ray Amami, attended. The Marquis sod Marchioness of Lanadnwn entertained the Earl sad Giantess of Morley, and a distiuguished party, yesterday, at Landown House, Berkeley-4,18;e. The Duke of Montrose will entertain a distinguished party to-morrow, mid another party nu Wednesday sell, at his hawse is Grosvenor-square. The Duke of Wellington has iasurd cards of havil al ion for • party on the Id of March, at Apsley Howse, Vote*.ldly. Cousteau Lievea will have a fsabitruaLle patty to.inorrow evening, at her Image in H•I ley•street. J. G. Lansblon, Esq. Ml'. will rttte,taiu the Duke of Sw am sad a diariagaished party to marrow, at Lis bombe in Cleveland-row. The Earl of Harrington had • stied party yesterday •t his Mute in the Stable.yard, St. maines's. Lord sad Lady King will entertain • fashion3ble party this day at their house in Duver-streeL Mr. CouTTs, we are sorry to state, was cot so well yesterday. Married en the 29th January last, at the house of the British Minister at Florence, by the Rev. Dr. TREVOR, CH•NLES Bouvrose. Esq. youngest roe of HENRY BOULTON, of Gi.on's Grovi., in the county of Surrey, Eq. to the Hon. CAROLINE TMELLUSSON, only surviving daughter or the late, sod sister to the present Lord RENDLESHAM. The new grand ()ultimo, Tile Delege, written by Mr. C. DIBDIN, and composed by Mr. BOCHEA, was performed for the first time last night ut Co vent-garden Theatre. Several of the must cele brated vocal performers assisted, including Mrs. SALMON, STEPHENS, Madame CASIPORESE, Madame RONZI DI BEGNIS, &r. II is *11110.4 needless to add, that a performance sustained by such an host of brilliant and extraordinary talent was received by a delighted audience with the most rapturous applause. The dress-circle presented au elegaut display of beauty and fashion, Mr. BARTLEY commenced a course of very entertaining and instructive lectures on artionam). last night, at the Englieh Opera House. They are illustrated by admirable explanatory machinery ; and every exertion has been made to render them worthy of public patronage. Mr. WALKER last night gave his first astronnmir. cal lecture this season, at the Opera I:iiiicert Room, Haymarket. The amusement suer instruction sr. agreeably blended in those lectures render them highly attractive. HAZARD and Co. grateful for the inereeite of public patronage bestowed 011 them, and for the preference given iA their ohl.eatahlislied (Aces (which they is some sneasere attribute to great ptletellil in SO41( Capital Prizes), respectfully request the attention of Theo• Friends to a brief statement of the Scibewe of the present Lottery, whir•* begins NEXT TUESDAY contain.. Fin Prises of 10,000/. rise of 2,0001., others of WU. 3001. Ate., and trot Two Blanks to • Prize—All the Prizes Sterling Mosey—Nu CI —Every Ticket will decide it• own Yet•—Fist dtawu Prize will be 24,000/. %holey. Hassan •ad Cu Sold is Shares in the vety hut Lottery, 18,900, a Prize of 311,0001. and 16.427, a Prize o f 5.0001. HAZARD and Ca.'s Offices, Poysl Exchange Gate; 26, Coin. bill; aad 324, Oiforitstreet, coiner uf Swalluw.strert. Yesterday an inquisition was taken at the cu on tor, .• Kraniogtos.conarr on, before Chairs Jemineii, F... 1 Cm tut. .• for *arry, •a the body of Mra. Lancashire, wife of J. Lan cashire, Esq. of Stockwell, w•hY, came to her death is the folltivriog melancholy manner:— It appeared from the evidence of Captain Prone., of Wellington•street, that on Tuesday last, shout three o'clock. the deceased and Mr. Lancashire were coming to toles in gig, and when near Kermit/von terapike the ■nisal belied with the chaise, which, tomtit( in content with a cart hs►Jy lades with old building ma:ciliate, was overturned with great violence, and nearly dashed to pieces nit the spot. The deceased was pitched gigaton' the wheria of the tart by which tier skull was fractured, and she sited almost immesh. lately; her hissband hail both his Arms !woken, and recetved so many wowed', that his death is hourly expected, and a shaman on horseback who tried to stop the animal weal throws from his saddle and nearly killed, whilst the horse continued his humus Carter, with the horsiest and the fragment' of the gig trail* at his heals, and never stopped till be got house The family were struck with a melancholy foreboding of what had happened, Gad the oldest suit of Ors deceased immediately proceeded to Ken. nisites, where his worst fears were realised. The horse be. Irmo to Dr. Owe., of Stockwell. It had already ems away with sass her chaise, which It broke to pieces ; the Jetees.o, was is coatr•et with the Doctor fur the horse, sad hen stowed it scribe above occasion. 'lb• Jar, .retiorned • verdict of Accidental Dwah, and Vied a isaiaad of .61. era Dr. Owen's ►orse. - ---AP:-.4221111111 ..* .4.0. .... IMril I ; . I