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"," ""I b• " Mi r " 4 411 " 11110 -- ''''''W "WWI" Wilted' /.01 IN 11l •Elleeffsbel Mown lismiriblilettliN ! illenirtieg fee Me moot diaerearted eitiltrett. tied bp Mow meson •-r, _lir. BRIONT sa id a few wary Miefgegert ef the Wm .. • • -. • '• . LAND, Madded MMe EAST INDIES, do keno, 'fee e_ - L. L.- t h e sesses. .7' -t ='7 . sallsS . • . carts! .--.. Is •w• east m , a ';' ' r lOW the geseeelasol setiemill bewesoisoem's .00a iniemees. , • • JOHN BUZZBY ; . Neder, Per ten sad Detee..- Amy of gae . . _.._ ir OM. MARRYATT eppelledi ditalliligooll.dollqiithik -' . ' ...- ,fr Ov, A DAY'S PLEAStilltE..wt. • That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said eepecraily has t e sod mapping . 44 • 'The fellowier Geetlesons will restive appmet, or s ob Ir b y 4 , p ,,, ma i iid w ho l e dik Emik. analvide at orrhal. fcg et" eels e••••eb "w t bill Mr. C. WYNN flat In At 111111nifik VOW: ai11ii ; 446."...' ..' The Prfasi•alatelleriners by Meters. T 800 John. Company will be held al their Home in Leadraitell street, F or w ows sa d - ,IV. West, °sherry, Trylehre ' Mrs. Mo FRIDAY NEXT', the 26th Instant, at Eleven it'Clock mad ked.gauess ; beet sidtke t atss • . 4r •,. ado Cometietemdelp.- , - ' * Mt . Ito , bed ' r t... ,'W. 1/mite. Mn. Pearce, Oleo dhatterk7. lo the Ferreme, for the 'creme of laying Wore the Pro- polities% with bodes. GM Or aft% .111esers. BA It WA LL sod lll'DER2lolT,lAmeepeelt- ► el,* n one mo ul t s i ts - , git= 3l ija rta e le i t' . 7.,"' prelims* Draft of a proposed Bill now before Pa.liament. hat say ar o* o f m ood f l ppwil ,b. , 44 . 44 ,0 14. Masts. EWI NOY, and Ce. Glessew ; whit& Oa Malt kis. mu oilidiessed le eleven . :7 19/11 r,,.. 1 -, •• • - • " Previsoirto which,' for the'permwe of costuming to tench of the Provisiem of Wore plaids or 'reapplied eliellipsed any . asereigial Swore. awl NON Briar al ; it .0o angst; obeir het re owe motamos mosinaseme, _ ,i'mr -- `. . In the lam therm of Parierneet as relates that mantoer, would be eery • . • 1 1 ••••• • 1 110 . 1 nIrsiale 4 G. ihetbset of dm Gosollootog *on Iv- vernmeet f o r tiro .Mr Mart Ch A aeth lMA llr. N W H illram ß s; A lll N r. °" lllllllberm, ValL Mr. Oaken; 1 , 1 !•!et rolled t . u . me emper . flem . .. _of So m . r freer the East Indies, •mid the .Is Hsu tors...dim baire . OMNI" peddietta _ Leselsitie 5 . 1- ' herneas teethe husk dodos. Alfred Hightlyer,lllr. Jean; Frays, 9*. INeembeflL Mire. t h e. Do w , reties payame telefeern, Inuit Me Expiratios thereof foe differeet perk, of tbe tows adlitibosiboodelo esposteollio • • ~. 1 . -.4mksu Lir' -M. W. Tam Mos.llee. Mr. MONEY ma me. C. elmiit flatterer, Mn. Garret; Maria DNA . Ik e t i ft ' One Year. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. ioraatioas. They receive wiser, estidate illk Mr. FOR Strap reisiskil Ms Illowierdi: ll l=*4-. Mrs. Fixture, Mee. Jones. • . . 're this Committee as reader :-.._ t i be , bid , be bad goasseisig ap t *ant be bed see ad. To conclude with the Feeinit •I'' REPUBLIC OP COLON BIA. Sr, to Les pplied in parttime et ie lmtpeacte AL,. L It as desirable, that as few er ' ' ' net us. elm Coonefflee ,fur Ms Relief of nag g a it e d sa e efts* of Ila beg and Wises speed= weskit • • PEEPING TOM. IFII AN T INf; received several • epplicstions relative made.up. In some towns aids • gi t i tt - h es ., - • •' ' •-Allitefreseed Irtsli. were made ia Mt Boom, met coememed so Meows*, set Earl Kerrie, Mr. Yousiger . ; Corm iaide. Ni'. OnoweY i to alleged reset tkd claims on the Government of Co. rat charity schools have bees ry es• r iVerk to still . n FIRMICIs Pertsibara, Net of it le Hie vecy goloratiahmimist ask. sad illrograbese ?lay" of C°venti?" Mr. Wi"1". .... ; • 11 h6,.. 41°14 '.".. M 1 r. ialima Li m ., "l" letobia.ldehereiwpgive Notice, fur the iol'ormaileo of all par. up snicks .-. a plea whit* sisilllib MB gleterp Wm* the . Guttered Pttii-eieco, Loctillell. w ith e ib m , „6, ma dd ipm Crary, Mr. W. Vest ; Perpieg tool holr -"" Mr . --......__ ties emeserned Mere* that ou my arrival in Leedom, ha the rearm object, will Mau Mem oil s e( tha eisboot, bg . Tie i ns mo tbooma - med oroSivolf. Lady Coil's. Mts. Comm; tan Mrs. Mr. Pearce; •■•••■• year 1920, I Gamed as Once to be opened for the adjnalineitt emptoyiag them to serve Mem lam. Moe themernea, The BM reseal el derlDommattee, Nod die Berri Mrs. Garrick. it ____. , of all Claims ow the said Goveromeat, whereof Public Notice sod thereby hereon dale yam, io • boosilicial sad . . IMP NORid LPARLI A M RN 7'. air ordered to be wasimel toatarmar. , s . Som. 110.---Fit, Se.-First Gal o rb- was Myr. on moll th elfAiegint in that year. sad which O Nce probably II very lasing measiter. . . ~---- - the Deers I. be *petard as tim ieg allil Ind th e . ' imposorateed NW . March, 1611, repeated Meefeen Ming Th e Miami.* e s t op* ot -411 0 . 6 foam - ' .' . • ,FINANCES AND SINKING FUND. , . ..- . . TAIMIeW • 111410 % 01 y A illis New opoliegfeed lei kinglet tea Melo Moe -., • - . sores to begin se Seems. sure lig Pohlie Adesaistmeet, Mat ism Citrate eeubi hn w ood :__ • • • • .'"liir 7; ~ . Plans fee Mc Nese* I. be takes el Mr. Miesibmitrows " sitileiVaLeghsod that weer eat pmeuted el the ash) *, ..11Ilitdi sam as t i m e ly at o p Ildbeip ykaa 11* to tate a period of the Steams. Meta the - •1 tie Theirs ,of %Aqui Priests 90 1 1 .01 21 */ Wila. 4 11 1 41 1 1 , •• lipthe above elate. H ming adj tired ell the Claiies so pre- PROM WAN*. t Wm Hoe. H. G. Breuer, Mie .4 .41.411014 ' "-v ' l '. P I fear that lim elfects of Mu oeseeellsell lie. rob:.. 111 "mk . , 200 Anim g eshms. House impremed with the importance of tie sob- To-aetrow, She saps to Coweber-wied a Meellithi 111*- meted which were: Maud corm', and readapted ea Orromt ject as he wa., they would not let soy time pum *miasmata. Memoriam mime so the GlVlefll Meet I reresestt, and my per re our Cetteeti were before, for ' ill'iet Ifs Sir Wen. Curtis and other Mtwara of Me Romeo( over without taking meatures for obviating tillg . f e Oe Newish The Hair tot law -Losters' Qiereele-and mosionimion la • that respect having thus bees tallith* I Imo. slowest eeee7 WOO* 44 •elstbes sad siblothe 6l weetrii-••••• & mama " b ght u p the p eetehment by Hard Labour other Raterarreass. so leoger the faculty of entering into say examination of air- seat Sc th e Poteolte•beir l - esem tllB oat of Ms Dm ; t h e C oed , f king ., Beech Her; mil or rain to which the country was inevitably rooming. ; end the . . brie of three **mg them who weft 01l shim am. I P : . counts, nor any mesas of amertainine their correctness; but Ages' Feed 11111, which were a/varsity read a fine time. He admitted the boldness of the attempt in Wee tir ' THIL4TRE-Iderd I,„ RIIOI.ISH 0 PARA-HODS R f.,r the comeeience of all parties who Mat desite It, and Pert The Hoomarable H. G. Bassett tormight tap the Ale-hettee challenge the system of finance, and the principles . STRAND. - who may net have the mesas thrsatelmo of forwarding their FROM THE Co9lll'l COAL Liemutell billr *jib a message tbat the Ht of Coullmom of it generally, which had been eenctioned and_ up. - ham THIS EVENING, IR I D AY, July 26, will Claims to Colombia, Messrs. C. Herring, W. Graham, each • That rpm se accurate sorry WWI. bg some me- h„,4 „greed to theasmutiments of their Lordships. ' Mr James Graham premuled a printed copy of the Reports held by all the great Statesmen for the lest thirty . . • be ►seta the Melo-dram called J. D. Powles,of Freentates mart, CorMilL, will receive sunk mor a li s ts, it appeared Am there Mit fi f iWr *nag is the tfi twea. le liegmelle et Fe•Cor 6o l of the Committee of the Home of Commons on the H• 1 peers; but he thought be should prove that the TWO W6RDS.; fir, SILENT IS OT DUMB! Claims as Trani' omitted, stab the ranchero ie support ' pariah without a supply al oy- . . ill immediately transmit them to the U; sad the tweet of clothes( is Map s isill mew alai *ad baba boat sad Harbonr Bill, from Me year 1810 up to the peencipies, as far as they were founded ILL the :: /1""a"b"" de llr ' Bar i . Valbelle ' liar ' Peer " laasliti v e bei t o e f i nl n o i ntl: in order to their bet tln a women , as well as Milder' Si kie *me to due Colu m bi a, .. . . poses* per Laid oa the table. scribe, no almost incredible to Um* entlettnii..... i• Viscount MELVILLE ;messaged i.e Petitiose from the economy of a &taking fund, were altogether was; Tonne . Mr. q,y eight; Ls Leer, Mr. Wilkinsom , train of loreatigstion without delay. Rainitrde, lir kill, i' Look. Mrs.!. Weippert; Homme l , wheels the wretched poorly toot lionsils ill tago port of Animal Aesembly of the Delegateed Royal Burgin (Scutland) erroneous and those countries which had fol- *;""I' 4 ' ' F. A. ZEA, Minister Pleulpotesiiary . , Mn. Grove. lowed ()Or example in that respect had been . . of the-Republic of Colombia. Ireland. serest the Scotch Bergh Bill sad the Resident Magistrates .. • After which (111th line), as 'array New Operetta, ealk4 Londe*, Jody 14, 1821. •" Mee, Weser. sad Citadels soh MOBS mind, and o r m ast o igaj. entirely deluded. He refereed to the confidants; LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; . - - weeder about beggistg." '' • ,- ALIEN BILL. tone of Mr. Pitt in twiheing forwent the plan of Or, THE MASTER-KEY. ANTED, in the Linen Drapery Business, a 1111.011 Till COMITY OF MATO. Os the dides' or the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the above the sinking fund isi 1793, when he declared it -: Aldreman Mertgold, Mr. W. Begun; Capt. Gorged; Mei W YOUNG MAN of gelded sidecar, who Me • perfect - Fril, the poor Bill weld dmiwitli a Cowiwitiee. sod wee reported without would be his glory 44 to have his name inscribed on " Whee payment far error is Briley; Sharpie', Mr. Wrench; Edmund, Mr. .1. Bleed) Rawer ' ,ma •B.;se ila; emu, a YOUTH about 16 years creatures are obliged to sell the littie li Fihi of fararture any. aasestiliseat. The N o bl e Earl the e d that it h; - - Timothy Holly bock , Mr. Waimea,. Rose, Muss Porey. of age, as an APPRENTICE, well educated, mod me who , ~,,4 „,,,,,, hir appen d, s , peer " So buy pro. be reed a third time on Monday neat. had that their Lord. that column of the national faith." To this he To teldide !Kb (9th time a sew Comic Opera, in two writes a good Head.-Apply to Messrs. Ray sad Lewis, , vim " . 1 . Maps should be summoned fur that d . ordered . (Mr. H.) opposed his opinion, that no nation could • • sets, soiled 33, St. Paul's Church - yard . " Their elation are fast diaappearispelleliag eau ex. The Cosateble Bill (Ireland) seat through a Committee, have s sinktil fund working within itself. Peen- -..' ';-; • ALL IN THE DARK ! teed she ealaery of rat people." t , r!, sod was reported • about any amemtoneut. ninny gains must always be obtained at the ez- DR. LUCAS ON INFLAMMATION AND FEVER. . Of, E BANKS OF THE ELBE. " Typhon fever, cholera morbee, wit dyasidetry, parties. Ove the Nuatioo of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, it eras or- pence of other parties. Whatever gain the sinking This day was published, is one Svc price Ss. in Swop Yea Disameiresig, Mr. Berra, ; Limitemet Fr.. beards volume. lady the me former Mee increased tepidly I. this lowa sad deed that it should be read a third time on Monday next. fund got must have been a lots to the revenue. derick Elmmelbal, Mr. J. Blasi; Li•utemot Adolphus in oeighboarbood. ' The eases el tyysees and Milers embus The Court of Excheqeer Sittings Bill ; the Exchequer -- °- g t ,,,,b ie h, K r . kw, but ham ,; ikb,,ell. Mr. Power ; K napp ., ON the PRINCIPLE of INFLAMMA. ere teofeld•astare summons this the. my *die mom Bills Public Works Bill; the Salt Duties Bill; and the There was no way of ecouoniising by a stoking ele.lisiter; Quiets:, Mr. Minim ; Stoup, Mr. Wilkinson. TION sad FEVER. once 1611. Temporary Advances (Imbued) Bill, were OfTtrllli read fund, but by cancelling debt met of surplus • :. Ana Bliuoinbed, M n. J. Weippert ; Sophia Steinbach, By C. E. LUCAS, MD. " Ile Miele reprisal% with wry her aseeptilitio, is is a &birdlime mad passed. of revenue; any other procedure could only . . Miss Porgy ; Illiedet, Miee Kelly. Printed for T. and G. Vedevirsed, Fleet-atreet. at' retched Ogle of Ifith sod etkedelees and 0 0 11119.111* The Ftels;ries (Incised) Rill ; the Charge of Freda Debt brine the loss of the exoenses of the tranemetinne_ ' A Doors omit tilt Hialbeast Ma.-Perforrasace tarries at -- - -,----- - - ---- -- tired" upset* .r., loWella oleatlaidam ma, - Admetus, , t►s Merge an Bill; t►e Reeeivers-General Bill ; t►e Silk Somatic* Bill; sad the Royal Bergh* (Seinlasd) Bill, severally went thralls► a Committee, and wore reported wit►out aey mead meat. • The INN ladia Coospaay's Loan Bill ; t►e New Soul% Wales Ditties Bill ; ►er late Majesty's, Servants Sill; t►e Salt Deities (Irelasd) Bi 1; and t►e Stage Coach Ditties Bill, were severally rest a second time.—Adjoarwed. Deers epee at si..—Perforniasee begins at Sevee.—Secoad Pike at Nine. Boca, Places ) , Private aad Family Roam, may he bad tif sr. Steveasen, at the Box-edfice, Strand Entraace, front Tca till Fear. Te•raerrow, The Ppoird Chitd—Tbe Tarnpike Gate—and broarite Ea:t•mtaion•eat. MODERN GAZETTEER. la a few days will be poblialted, pries Os. bound s the Third Edition of AGAZETTEER of the most remstkable Pisces in t h e World; with brief Notices of the pls. cleat Historical Events, sad of Om mom celebrated Perinea connected with them: to which sea annexed Rafereures to Books of History, Voyages. Travels, 4e ; inteoded to pro mote the Improvement of Youth in Geography, History, sad Biography. By THOMAS MOURN, Tescirsv of Writing wad Geegtopity. Lesion : Sold by J. Mammas; B. leigk; Hauls ad Sus ; Henry sod etsitans ; sod Bono sod Ow titular wart of sight elothieg." PROM TVS COUNTY Of CLASS. " Hitherto their lives have bees preWrwell by selling trot *sly their little fareitere, bat even the feathers in their beds, for the porpoise of pestering • pewits et weal. This is given out in the tows at reduced rime TROY THS COUNTT-OI SALWAY. 14 Fever and cholera sherbets are spreading very rapidly. alas, have &lies victims triable the last tarn dips," I have lately wee six ledivldende of rho sane Emily ill at the sates time, sad tbe aseest► lytat dead iu the same heath bed, isidi abs sick feslper, 8044 dad of he yean old their wily serer. The* bed sass sehislly swag wick wet, Thai' them have Were dead, Diesslsepis very prevision. sad dropsical swelling of the lip. Fever and dysentery are most previa/eat be those "marten where the veatest scarcity exists. ld the adjacent parishes the weds at death Is gsdise w rapidivi, Limp Jauraias the suirstere at usenet is the black het it iseressed i posse from fever, bet many from sisevalisio." 1 • I Os Moodily, The Promissory Note-Amateurs and A —sod Tim Blind Boy. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TIIUSIDAT, limo 45. HIGHGATE CHAPEL BILL. Mr. HAMMETT pretested a Pelilio■ fru= the Tababi• hosed Highgate .picot the Highgate Chapet as lb. table. Lord NUGENT preotsted a similar Petition hoot lb. Inhabitants at Piaci.ley. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, July 26, and To-awniugy, the Eatertaininewts eui nionwegice with (email line) tt ran parA sphodid 21e1a-Drame, called ZEN ALDI; OR, ST. MARE'S DAY. Zenddi (a Varieties Noble), Mr. H. Enable ; Vieenti (Governor of itgo Citadel of S. Marco), Mr. Cooke; Denali° Miner of tier Cornell of Three), Mr. Ridgway; Lorenzo esppiand Owphao), Mr. Blanchard; Urbino (Gondolier of the Mote prietrei), Mr. Wyatt ; Roberti (Gaoler of the prison), Mr. Inekiogban; Leorielli (an old ',vivant of ZenalJi), Mr. Nieboboa; LAureatine (wife of Urbino), Mrs. Weston; PhD& (a child, their daughter), Miss Nicholson. Sternly' of a Fortress, deurraciius of the prison walla, and Combats between Mean. Blanchard, Auld, and Bart sod Moan. Blanchard and Ridgway. A NEW SYSTEM OF GAUGING, AND SPIRIT CALCULA rum. Thiu day la published, price go. OA la hoards, or 10s. Sol. very strongly and gently half-bound, THE Uti IVEIiSAL GAUGER of GREAT BRITAIN aatl IRELAND, sad General Spirit Cal culator: beluga Practical System of Gauging, by Pen, Slid ing Rule, Tebbe, Callipers, and Logarithms, according to the Measures hitherto legally adopted in the British DOOM. abaa; and also according to she uew Imperial Gallon; and containing upwards of 40,000 Origiaal Calculations oa Guagiag, Semis, &c. By WILLIAM GUTTERIDGE. Landau: Printed fur Baldwio, Craduek, sad Joy, Pater• ametm-now. ORPHANS' FUND. Oa the otolioo of Sir WM. CURTIS Het Orphase Food Bill 1 , 1111 read the third time and passed. /ROY TUB COUNTY OF " Came of disease—bast quantity et feed, sod poverty caused by .aat of empleymeet. The peer love be bed clothes. sod scarcely any ereverlag ►y day. homey premsts them Com easleug or chassisd the bed-clothes of the deceased." IRISH CORONERS Oa tire motion of Mr. K. MARTIN the Coroners ((reload) Sib was read the tbird time aod passed. Mr. GORDON presented a Petition from the Society of Advocates sad Precentors of Aberdeen apiust the Stamp Donee Boll.—Laid on the table. FILOII MON AZILTV; " They aro at mood redeoed to matt • state so would shock year Coatsiitee to detail; the me part of them kayo to odd nakedness fofaaiiat, login poorsad evr23l hallo article of clothiug they posseatud to procure food. After which, dee cosmic Pantomime, called THE THREE FISHERMEN; OR, THE BO K, THE FISH, AbiD THE GENII. Three Harlequins ; • Mewl. Ridgway, Eller, sad A•ld— and PalliSiOOßlPj M essrs. Blanchard, Ba r il i st, and Bromism --Thee Elwin's; Moran. Kirby, Paulo, and Bradbury— sad Tim** Colsobill"I Moen Cooke, Letitia, and Val le/may. ONLY 'TWO DAYS TO DRAW. 11101,STATE OP THE WHEEL! TWA ~,,,•• .. £30,000 TWO; „ ' 20,000 &etc. Consolo sod Money. T 0010,0004 sere to be draws First Five Minutes NEXT TUESDAY, Jiii, 30. k .. Tickets s od Ilkstus (aureole(' unduly') are ulna, by RICHARDS() j COODLUCK, end Co. at their Old ertiblished Of 7 ) In 4, Bank bending*, Carshill; who sold is Shires, 2810 Hardt, No. 11,Y21, a Prize of 24,4001. and J.SIVEW RIGHT have to regent that • those Persona who bought Tickets and lag to retorts Allem at the trill.ng loss. aid beW:lire ll :llt plaint Tklls DAY, whe n the option MOM kit at the same time, to Wale, that those who receive the Money 'nitre all elthlkto *Wryer benefit their . fietntatr may allot. wards be eatitted, Whether tither of the. T'llo T%/0 or any other of the Capital Prizes.—The Numbers that mere purchased before the . lath July, and were not Drawn that Day, hove Irtietly tlio same Choose of all the Prizes at pre. sent remsloing in the Wheel as those now Gm Sale.— TWO of 2. 1 ,0001. are sere to be Draws ia the FIRST FIVE MINVTES! NEXT TUESDAY. J. end J. SITEWRIGHT hove the satisfartion or an_ pouncing 'bet their Offices were pre-emineurly secceesfel oe the lest Dsy of Drawing, having Sold BOTH the highest Capitals drawn, 1,639 (Clews Al to Twelve Shares f 2,000! 1,539 (Clete 9) io Six Shares 1,000! APERIENT 3ODAIC POWDERS. 'pins much-eateemeil and elegant Preparation possesses the advantage of instantly producing SODA WATER in the highest perfectioa, and of being at the same lire a mild Aperient, relieving Heartburn, Bile, Nausea, Aridity oa the Stomach, be. To these whine Stomach., from weakness or other Immo", reject Epsom Cod Cheltenham Salt., ke. (the aseseows taste of which deters many from using them), them Powders are primarily recommended. They poetess all the medical propeers of the celebrated Seidlils Spa, in Germany; in their uprestioo are eqbally mild and efficaciors; cud being per fectly tasteless, they missy be given to Cbildreo as well as Aden; ialooessanot take a Saline Aperientio any other form. If fa 4 ollrse be had to them offer too free ea iodislgeace of the laturierof the table, partienlaply after 1.00 mach wine s the common directable effects are altugethh 'voided. In warm climates they art found highly lbeiseficiete as they cot itet disordered &le, without debilitating the Stomach. Auld by Bailers, Chemist., No. 4, Cbaapeide, sad 220, Watentastreet, Leedom,; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; *ad 34. Soekville-street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medi ans Venders throughout the Dolled Eirgik.m. S' cutful to ask fat " Batiste Arrant &Ale Powden." o * * Tbis Work contains also a general Spirit Calculato► and Ready Reckoner, both at proof sirengill, and at 7 per cent. above proof; and a Table for iadioy the value of any Nombre of Articles at any price, from a Farthing ad ialini tom, by only a simple operation of bliiltiplicationt.also, the Use of Hydrometers, Saccbarometers, and Lactonse term, &e. &c. TWO DAYS 10 DRAW. H AZARD and CO. respectfully inform the Public that the Wheel contain• TWO PRIZES of €3oooo TWO _ _ A . •• • 40,000 Rt. Ile. 'Consols sad lirrooy. Tb. TWO FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES NEXT TUES DAY, lusty 30, arias fire Dui bad Om, will receive is Commis 20,0001. each ! HAZARD and Co. mold the Two First 20,0001 Prises lais Lottery Coatract, and 21 other Capitals; also a Prize of 30,0001. ace. is the precediug Lottery, sad Two Capitals the First Day of the present Lottery. HAZARD mad Co.. Oftic,., 96, Royal Exchange-gate; IS, Combat ; and 324, Oslord-street, sear Regeat-strert. CLOTHING FOR THR DISTRESSED PEASANTRY OF IRELAND. Committee Roo®, City ofLoodisis Tavern, July 24,1822. Most Meting accounts have been received of the dedl tete state of the women and children in some of the distress. ed districts in respect of Clothing. These accounts are con tained in letters either from-the Local Distress Committees in Ireland, or from individuals who, having underfelts') the humane but painful task of visiting these objects of commi seration, and of relieviog them in some degree by the Woo ly of the English community, are themselves eye-witnesses of the facts related in the annexed extracts from their letters. By these it appears that the ally of hunger have compelled the parent, Ik very many instances, to past not only with her own but oleo with her children's clothing, whole families being left it iris destitute state to await the approach, and feel tee severities of winter, unless means eau be devised to oppose and Reuel the horrors which await them--already sof fermg under the complicated miseries attendant on the want, and in some oder the absolute privation of food and raiment. Already the bent volence of some Ladie3 has antici pated this distress. Various subscriptions have been opened fur relief of t►is species of tuitery; and the Committee at this place has !acceded to the earnest wishes of some correspon. dents to receive Mill sums fur the express appropriation to clothing the naked in Ireland. thus affording the desired op portunity to those who may be inclined to assist this object in money while others who may desire to be bestow clothing, whether for men, women, or children, sod whether new or worn (if yet at all servictuhle), may be assured of their due application, tf seat to the depots appointed by the Committee, and meutionrd at foot. The beneficence which has supplied the lige funds al. ready received will not feel offended at this new suggestion or such obvious importance, sod which contain an invinci ble appeal to every tender—every generous and goad feeling , of the bums° heart. If this sued approbation, it will be in the rower of any FROM WMITZCMORCIL " I• a peat many instances the people ►ate bees obliged 1• psw■ their wearing -apparel, se as to leave themselves wit► nothing, or very hills more than what they have actually me them, and it is a melancholy eowsideration that number', I am convinced, will not fee • considerable length of time (perhaps sever) be able to redeem them." FROM COMM liklAltA. "The people have sold set only their clothes but their beds.* !lON DUBLIN. " The question where clothing is 'sails( would be easily answered by sa)ing, that nil fkreagit the distressed districts, sad where the dtatresa was greatest, sainely, is Connemara and Erie, the want of clothes is the caesleet; for all sole able artzetes were disposed of, sad easoaget then clothes and Led. Aare pose seiner/a/4." Tama SLIGO. 14 Tie poor bare been compelkal to part with every arti cle of apparel the *came would alloy!. and are allaltrtber noprepared to encounter the severities of the winter. "The smallest donation's would, I am sure, be most (hash fully received by the ladies belie, who are laudably devoting their time and labour toilets work of real mercy." Specimens of Donatioos receisetli—Extracts of lettere from the neighbourhood of London:— " Seeley is TM British Press that yam world be glad of worn clothes as well as new, for t►e distressed Irish Pea. sultry, I immediately ransacked my drawers fur sorb things as I thought 1 could well spare. It appears to me that this, hi • very trilling expense to Individuate, may be a very effectual method of assisting the pear troth. 1 therefore send you-1 coat, 1 waistcoat, t pairs of breeches, 2 poles long gaiters, 2 pairs short ditto, 3 flamed waistcoats, I pair flannel drawers, 4 pairs woollen; stocking." Per the use of our distressed Fellow-Crealsres Ireland. 1 petticoat, 3 goiter, 4 night-caps, 4 shift., I bunch ditto, 7 sight caps, 2 pairs stockings, It pairs of shoes, I yards of calico, 1 coot, I dremiug-gown, 1 pair leather pas taloons." Frans woriame person Ms horn rseshisil, 0 coals, waistcoats, $ pairs of breeches, 2 great coot,—belog old slurries." "././p 17.-1 have seat this d a y, b y ass , a parcel or worn cloths% w assist la relieving the distressed Irish, Its Messrs. Hayte., Huwell,sad Co. saris desired; and, ;slain as they airs, hope t►ey will help to alleviate the sufferings of some poor beings, viz. 1 gown, 13 children's frocks, 6 do. spencers, 2 shirts, 2 linen shifts, 1 calico ditto, S &noel pet ticoats, 1 ditto bed goats, ditto child's shifts, 2 pair of drawers, 1 done, sad 7 pairs *totting*, 4 pairs ebildrea's mays, 1 little tippet, I staff apron, 1 calico bed-gnats, 2 seeker chiefs, 1 calico budy,4 yards stuff, 1 pair of child's boots." Lief of Clothes net by two pow Ladles to Hews. Naylor, Homan, mad Co. " b shifts, 9 peilicuaia. 4 best sows; 1 waistcoat, 1 frock, 1 piaakire, 3 pair atottiugs." Frost a Lady, num I hare the pleasure to offer gee rot aceeptaaeo fifty The Militia Pay Bill was read • second time, and ordered to be committed to morrow. THE KING'S BENCH PRISON. The Hos. H. G. BENNETT presented a Petition from John Browne, formerly • prisoner for debt in lb. King's Beath prime, sow confined is Horsemongi elute ; and an other free a person named Honywood Rowley, similarly situated; complaining that they were confined i• the lowest cells of the prison, at the sole will of the Marshal of the prison, who had no such discretion by law —Laid us the table. Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of th e Com mercial Credit (Ireland) Bill.—The Resolistlons were read aid agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read the third time 804*ra-row (this day). ANCIENT HISTORIES. Mr. LEISHINGTON brought up the Report of the Com mittee on Ancient Histories. Mr. DAWSON wished to take that opportunity of cor reetheg an error which had gone abroad respecting the ob servations which be had ovule last night ou the digressive relative to the Ophthalmic Hospital, •ud which had green pain to • highly respectable prvfessiunal gentleman. He was represented i• a Morning Paper to have gaol, " That is opposing the post to Sir William Adams, Mr. Guthrie had been actuated by • spirit ofmaleeolenee." Now, so rr from that, it was his.decided opinion, that in the whole enerse of his experience with mankind, hr never met a men able pro. Cessions) manor a gentleman more endowed with a manly professional spirit; and, sitting as be did on.the Committee, whrre'he had an opportunity of witnessing the conduct of all parties, he felt it his duty to stateohat be never observed a greater degree of fairness thao had been manifested by Mr. Gethritt, making due allowance fur professional op positive. Mr. BENNETT fully eoueerred in the statement of the Hoe. Gentleman. He observed every degree of professional zeal, bet no animosity. The Resolutions were does agreed to. IRISH CONSTACI.E BILL. Mr. C. GRAlClFpreseWedaPeiii;;;T;ont the Grand Jolty •f the County of Louth, at the Summer Assizes in 11122, against the Irish Coustable Bill. He wiebed he ob serve, that any man acquainted with the state of Ireland moat know, that share was seta more respectable set •f men is the country tilts the acting Magistrates t r the County of Louth, and they felt that oppoiattog stipsoidiar, Magistrates world degrade thew thanie,er, and would be contrary to t►s spirit of the Coastitotion.---Tbe Pvtl&M ordered to be printed. EAST INDIA SUGAR BILL Mr. LUSHINGTON stored the Older of the Day foe pier into a Committee oa this Bill. Ale. FORBES opposed the Bill ea the ground that it is sided t►e rights of the East India Company, who, be la. merited bad sot bra sufficiently represetilicri to that House. He lito sot opposed to the Writ ludia iiiteresio, or say utber, all he demanded was justice. He sbould therefore more, as an ameadineol— " That it be as instruction to the Committer, that they are empowered to titer that part of the law, which imposed • duty of it. be. out every hundred weight of East ludia Sager, of equal quality sad valise with West India produce." Mr. LI.lr.H I fetiTON said it yes the ode alas of the Go verameat to act with equal sad impartial justice between bulb iatereals, and if this duly were imposed oa Walt la- bring the lots of the expenses of the tnnisoctioos. These principles were of much stronger import. if he could shew that there never was a real oar. plus of revenue from 1793 to 1817. He rejected all unmeaning distinctions as to the seversl parts of the debt. He would prove that there was more terra given for the money worked by the Coale*. sioners of the Sinking Fund than the interest paid on the debt reduced—theo that the presence of the Commissioners in the stock market kept the funds higher in proportion to their purehases-s-so that in stead of saving any thing by the sinking fond. there wee • greet eogesestasais both slf thirespitel of the debt and the interest paid and to be peid on it. He remarked on the ruinous policy of avoiding to raise the supplies within the year "nice 1793. Had they but taken the course of raising the supplies _ within the year, the national debt would taw hare been no more annual expense than seven maims. By the operation of loans and the Making fund, there had been more than 600 millions added to the debt, by which the country hod been sowed the advance within the year of no more thin 138,000,0001. in the total period. The princi ple of French finance, which depended on the annual reefer, was the ouly safe one—the only real reduction of debt, that of applying actual surplus revenue to the cancelling of equal portioos of the debt annually as the money accrued. He did not offer hit Resolutions as being altogether un questionable. There were indeed several typo. graphical errors of importance, though they would not invalidate his general argument. He divided the whole period of his observations. comprising 99 years', into two parts : the first from 1793 to 1817, wherein the expenditure exceeded the revenue—the second, from 1817 to Mt, wherein the revenue ex ceeded the expenditure. Within the first period the total expenditure had been increased 1)1 the operation of loans and the sinking land. 618,163,8571, for which there had bees received into the Exchequer only 379,791,3881, the dif.. ereuce of about fire millieus, being • deficit end loss to the public, which had never reached the Treasury. He pointed out several small items of loss which len had not included iu his Resolutions. For example, the dividend was paid ou the current quarter, though the first instalment of a loan con tracted in January might not have been paid till March. Again, ail money to be @deemed in low . was disburdened o f th e property tax, i s both ot; which cases th e p u bl ic must h e losers from. efie, mere act of borrowi n g. R ec k on i ng t hi s Op with thy ' common interest of 5 per cent. lost, the whole loss was 34 millions. or boat that to Se ritiillinni. He had availed himself of the assistaciee of s4lll of the ablest calculators. He wished particelatly to turtitiou a Gentleman named Marshall, whose calculations he had again checked by soother per son. Hie 41 1 1 Etiolation would sheer that there had been a charge in perpetuity established fur the interest of that snot of 979 millions, together with expenses of management and losses of 30,040,0001.. which calculated in 3 per cent, stock, was equal to • capital of 1,001 million... at the rate of 179./. in three per ma. for every 100!. of the 879 mil lion received; or 1001. in three per cent capital for every 374 18s. advanced iu money. lie gave an other culculatiou, to skew that is millions had been lost to the public by funding in the four and live per crate. instead of the three, iu the course of fourteen retires • h.es which had left au annual ad. (inland burden of no - less than 103. on every 100/. He observed, that as the catmintl expenditure had, dining this *hole period, exceeded the national io dise, there must have been interest payable an all the money borrowed for the operations of the Cow. ntisesonem. He found the rate of interest thin paid to be 34, 3.. "M. Had they tedneed and cancelled debt Deities the same interest there I I