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Manafacteerrs, sad Prop,Meows albs Istreistiya, respectfully animist its newerress Patens end the Pebble, that is fitture every Ras far Packet of their gneiss Pols will be stamped with a rue eiettle oftbt Sip.. Mire sof ii. lawiesse, *.leuteph Brarealt,“ by which WINN dig itoeuttriris will be easily discovered. Jesuitry 14, tlll. . ll ES DA " • -.IF; 414 Pitice ill. THRATRIL THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Feb. li e will be repeated, Rosaisirs Opera Balk. IL TURCO IN ITALIA. p e ewees the Acts • ORANGE AND I.F.MON 'TREES, WHITE. AND rittow JESSAMINE PLANTS, AND TVIJEROSE ROOTS THE Nob.lity and d Getstm sr,. most reapeci fully isforeted, • Cbeire AE%G.IIIIENT of the above PLANTS are jast arrived, in She finest condition, at JOtiN BIIRGESE mut saw old - ban Watehurae, No. 107, Illesod (earlier of thihavoy Lutidua. iiitiodiell/era, the Growl Ballet. twined CARNAVAL DE VENIIIIL Application foe Bozo aad Tattoo to ►e load* to Mr. giterel lookailler to kis !Majesty, 17, OW Boainent. e ld ',shall of the'Ssroy steps), IA This day are pub', In three Volumes, TALES OK MY A TNI A nil A : coil. tatiflog The Laird" The Tirc Ststers"—" shall ii L. V..det." ra 4, llliskt iffy Aunt Iferthe, who did fee molten The rest to !wont mirth lint severed her well; Ilk, when her tore 111111 wane tier tale to tell. Tiald of a aireetee adrentore!" brenetw. Ptisted fee William Femme'', Library, 170, New &iod ide'''. These "Tales" will he found replete wkli Interest. Whop are well adapted for the nee of eirenleiV u ' ati tirarrea, en rub Volute etiola t e s a T a l e , S co t c h, and Anne& • tali will ti be pagailv. IR Ifirt°4ll" h and ruovliteutb, • T I RE of the Ri c ht noctottitlife , EDIIIIIIND BURKE ; containing Speoeliiio In West minster Hall, op the Impeachment of Warren Hastings, E-q.; together with the Helium from the Coaemilice to iogereei the Lords hawk, and an Appreidix. To vadat b pelota, en letrodistilnis, addressed to Lord Viscount Miletriv.bg the Bishop of itoebester. Primed for F. C. sad J. Rivingion, No. 3, Watericui-place,'" Pell.anall, and No. 62, St. Parrs Church-yard. Of whom may be had, The Twelve hest Valente., to octave, or Vols. 9, 10, 11, End 12, to complete sets. ••• Two more Volumes, which are now in preparation, will templet, the Works. The Life and Letters are also pre periwig for publication. rm DRURY-LAMS. 1111 HIS EVENING, TUESDAY, February bis Majesty's Remelts will perform (Id tier) aM. Ileladraseatie Seviess Drama, called • ADELINE, THE VICTIM OF SEDUCTION. The principal ammeters by Masers. Ceepter, Psalm Thompson, [Mosley, Miss Sasitlessa, end Miss corsised. After 'Agri tie Cowie Hems ef Tilt THREE AND THE MOM brembor Mode, Jr. Eastos! .P•ftimes lime. Mr. limos!! Perriss/megle, Ur. IMistes!” hetes Ur. Mr. Milebrd t Mt. ressrl Htle Mr. .m.—u...IIIIOII.IIImyt4IPSOMMISHIMIOIIIO. Oa tho II tit instamt will be published, AN ANSWER to the PAMPHLET on titted "THE STATE OF THE NATION is *hid, ilk pees attempts to 'mislead the Publie as to the rest Siete of Fi , (be Expeodilore, the Exports sod leper* will be Owl, pointed oat, and proved by Oficial Doesseolo. Printed 'for ham Ridgway. Piccadilly. 1 . 0 1 t This day is pablielsed, wire Its. ADDRESS Is the LAN DigeLDRUS sf CAWS° 21111411111: C. C. t• ressfpg 11l laat o liataga ykaasbaaa.......... ONNOWilLibes. C. C. Westara, Wag. Pa -4.411eis Vie-./spar Ridgway, Ptcastilly, aadl4lBa.- 4ltla, Pall•saall tha MoskiiiiMeloimMust et • Jr% • POI. AND VI Nye Yastris; Alseibr= C.opslaad o h*" L. ;Atilt Capt. VrephrOlg s patik; Ds its sisele,llr. QM's. Vtrgiois, Mtn Amyl Cubist; Mem Mrs. Bland. Mom Is b. Mks, of Mr. Rodsrelloikthe Maxis of the bless et tbilßsalre. . Mr. Ihmellbsis, of Baad.rtreet, is appoiated safer Aral, at Ow Mat Sod tdr the Tama, far the nightly dimpled d the Fringe Boxes beaux/log to the Lowe of Ikea Thetis. Tepaserrox, Riches: Luke, Mr. Kes•--srith Adethse. 0. Thrilslay, Adeliee--trith The Cororefiee—xed War Eatertiiessests. Oa Friday, King Lear: King Lear, Mr. Ream. TE INArßa.nor AL, COIRNItadILDEN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, February 14, A. will be acted Shakspeare's Play if THE TEMPEST. Prmpero, Mr. Youeg ; Many, Mr. Egerton; Hippolyto, Mt. Derelict; Aatouio, Mr. Charisma; Prim* Pertioesd, Mr. Abbott; Triocula, Mr. Blanchard; Seephowo, Mr. W. Fans; Celibate, Mr. Emery. Miranda. Miss Hawk; Duuiada, Miss Stephens; Ariel, Miss M. Tree. After which, Yid time, a new Entertainment, rolled THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT. The Priacipl Chancier'. by Mr. W. Parry, Mrs. Chat. terley, Miss Beeassoet, Mr. Smut', Mrs. Faocit, M ira love, Mrs. Gibbs, and Mrs. Vining. A Private Boa may be had foe the semen, or sightly, of Mr. Bramlea, M the Bow Office. Boxes, "/•.• levered Price, 38. 64.—PR, 3s. U.; Snood Prior, Se.; Second Price, le.—Upper Gal lery, Seated Price, 641. To-morrow, The Two Geotlemen of Teresa, with tie new PlllloWitibt. - On Tharadey will be producrd a sew Opera, called Sfoo uose, or The Children of the Mist—with Raising the med. CHORAL FUND, INSTITUTED .FOR THE RELIEF OF DRUATRD MEMBERS, THEIR WIDOWS, AND ORPHANS. Under the Patronage of his Moat Gracious MAJESTY. VH E Public ere respectfully informed. ties AM- R. ANNUAL CONCERT for the BENEFIT of this CHARITY wilt take Otte on MONDAY NEXT, Fr. brim" 18, at the NEW THEATRE•ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. _ . _ Leader Mr. F. Cramer; Concluder, Mr. Condom. The folkroing element Performers have already offered their kind maiatmee :—Madatne Campo...ft and Mies Ste. alarm ; Min M. Tree. Mies Vases, and Mrs. Salmon; Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Sapio, Mr. Terrail, and Mr. Bellamy. A Fantasias the Harp, Miss Sharp ; Coated° Violas rent), Mr. Lindley; Concerto Grand Plane, Master Dee.; *Lid a Matta* es the Corn° Hawn°. by Mr. William. S SOUTHGATE, Secretary, 18, Gale-street, Liaeolia BRITISH LYING IN HOSPITAL FOR MARRIED WOM EN. Birewnlow•sureet, Long sere. THE O ffi ce of SURGEON to this Institution having become vacant by Resignation, Notice is hereby given, that Gentlemen, Members of the Royal Col. kr of Surgeons, den rotes of becoming Candidates to supply such Vacancy, may be informed of Particulars by personally artplyisg to the Weekly Board, held at the Hospital every Friday, at Twelve at Noon or in the interim to the Seer,. lanes, 4, Ceoliaeourt, Lincoln's low; the day of Election being hard for FRIDAY, the 3d of May next, at Twelve etTleek at Noun precisely. By Order of the Board, W. YEW D, 1 G. TRUWGITT, SeetelatieL EYTON, Stock-Broker. No. 2, CornLill, ro d Lombard -street, respectfully solicii• the Public to iseseet the Scheme of the New Tries Lottery, and be is fen, convinced that it will be viewed with utsiser,il faction; for EVERY PRIZE IS STERLING MONEY, awl wow Ticket will be drawn skid', as there are NI) CLASSES, This Scheme tollgates LESS than Two Blacks to • Prize, amid doable the itemiser of Capitals that were in the bet Lottery, including 40,000 10 £soo 2,000 10 6 Dretriag ►ejire 24th THIS MONTH. irtiE eery great , atiaravion the plan adopted in former Lotteries gave to Persona residing in the Country, Sea Seduced T. BUSH to repeat it in the present, especially as be bad becu so fortunate is selecting, lir *di. stewed aombers, su flimsy Capital Prises. The under-men tioved Tickets are reserved fur ouch persons as may order them; aid as many of the ouinbera„ formerly adversssed, Sem approved by various individuate in London, it Isaa been thooeht advisab:e, fur the arstireolence of the Public, 'ukase met as the east sod part at the west end of tbe Town. The folsasnag may be b a d in Whole Tickets, Haler., (toasters; L;Mlis, of Plateesilks, at 111814'S °theta, 4, Conduit, or 9, Cassisvetoss:- 6,750 5,749 4.473 1,481 9,710 2,7 0 9 2,766 No. 6114 N 0.712 I Na. 711 No. 688 3,233 4,474 3,227 3,226 1,490 2,708 I 1,448 1,487 I 5,740 1; 0.889 4,748 3,235 4 472 1,489 3,218 5,660 3,216 4,747 I 1,465 4,471 I 2,443 3,217 3,23! 3,1:10 1,462 1,443 N o . 713 2 662 No. 687 The ;vomit Lottery commnnees on the 96th of Tlll3 MONTH, and commas FIVE Morey Piizes of 20,04101 St"Stj other Money Capitals—Not Two Blanks to a Prise " . " 1 " Stock Fitzes.L-NoElasser—Ewery Ticket drown singly, " ell d 'cWius its own fate sod No vtlier.—Present Pries: Ticket L.I9 IP • t hin.... L.lO 17 0 I Eighth— .L. 2 15 8 i 4 " 6 ' , .. 5 9 01 Sixteenth.. I 8 0 In hut Lottery DISH sold 16 Copalals—lA. whole Loiter, oity And 33!!! s e* Lentil", post peed, dilly sasswevelL MN= .••••••••••••• kg/ iG 79r. ipeoL . 10 P'• w WI Pf'.. M . 4.1.1164g1 do , Pill ; • bgg ob. era' , tha ing hk raVa• orPo a ,,_ , .1 RAIISAY'S DICTIONARY OF ANECDOTES. The day le peblished, is eve brio Toluene octavo. peke lbs. lawards.entbellished with a Cberocterstic Frontlapis*, drawn sad engraved by J. R. Craihshaak, A NEW DICTIONARY of AN.ECDOTES, illestestiee of CHARACTER MIA VENTS; fres Gentles Soerees. By GEORGE RAMSAY. *** To general readers this Velem* will be hiotsly to. testate'', stud *wee to the best-htfortned on the subject of AXIOM'S it will present the charm of *ossify; whilst IM roedleess of its arraegentept readers it an able soar liary la s lieriling's ommermeot or an evesiaes cornier- Unities: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jose., Pater -11111111 T-f Ow. HOWARD'S LIFE OF LADY JANE GREY. This 67 Is published, elegantly printed in pest octavo, sad 'embellished with aw accredited Likeness and santeetras Cats, rice lts. in boards. L ADY JANE GREY, and HER TIMES. By GEORGE. HOWARD, Esq. ••• This Volume is illustrative of that period Is the Mg teentli ecstasy (between the turbulent sad 'arsenic Retrial the Isit Fleury. sad the glorious though deepotie ose Obis daughter Elisabeth), which is replete with variety, sad of high latent to the Astiquary. to the Philosopher. to the Alas of Tarte, and to the Christine, as the infirm of our Arts, oar Knowledge, our Kansas, sad oat &fumed Faith. lenders : Primed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jima, Ps teenostee.ran. This day is published. is Three Velum's, ISsee. prise U. Is. is beards. SIR ANDREW WYLIE, of that ILK. Prised for T. Csdell, in the Seised; sad W. Beach weed, en Edinburgh. Of 'hoes may also be hod, :It Nee seine Aeflier. 1. TM AYRSHIRE LEGATEES. 111■10. 7s. It bee* S. ANNALS of the PARISH. 12. e. es. is beards. 711 i; Soy are published, price Ulu boards, L ECTURES on l'A lt A BLES selected free the NEW TESTAMENT. By the Author of "Geraldine." Printed for T. Cadet!, in Ilse Strand; and W. Blaeboood, Edinburgh. (Hoboes may also be had, GERALDINE, or Modes of Faith and Prettier, Second Edition, 3 vols. 12sno. pries U. la. in boards. In a few days will be published, Volume th• Third, of T HE ELEMEN f 5 of GENEHAL HIS TORY, Aseient and 111i/dent ; beime • Contionatioe of Professor Tut Is es k, from the Deaths of Quote Abele sad Levis XIV. to she Demise of his late Majesty King Geswige 111. lete. By E. HARES, D D. Regius Professor of Modern History in tie Usiversily Oxford. _ _ _ Printrd for T. Ca.lell, in tlw Siraod, Lowden : A. Consta ble sod Cn , J. Fairkairo ; J. Anderson ; jos.; and W. Black wood Edinko reit. _ Of whom now elao he hail, a new Edition (being the Eighth) of The ELEU ENTS of GENERAL HISTORY. By the late Hon. A. F. Tyller ; with Slam two vela. Sao. price IS.. In hoards. Thy day are published, price Ss. Rd. board., CASES ilitittrative of she TREATMENT or DISEASES of the EAR, including the affectioss of the Meatue Auditorium, also those of the Tympanum viz. its Podium Dimetierce, mid the Obstruction of th e E:testa. chitin Tube, wish the Operation.; likewise the Diseases of the Labyruith, •betber Emustittitional, as Nervosa, Serofo lowa, Syphilitic, Ste.; or Lacal, ris Paralysis of the Auditory Nerve, Defective Organisation, &c. with Practical Remarks relative to Ike Deaf misil Dumb. By JOHN HARRISON CURTIS, Esq. Anil', to the Kier, ate. Printed fur T. •od G Underwood, 8!, Fleet.street Black, Editsboreh ; and Hoke, etad 3PAribar, Of whom may he hail, by the same Author, 2.:A TREATISE en the PHYSIOLOGY mid PI& EASES td the EAR, prier 7a. Gil. 3. Au INTRODUCTORY LECTURE, as delivered, 1811, ■t Ike Royal Dispeasary for DieCaltell of the Ear, price S. Id. Jost published, it, 2 vole. post bro. price Ile. boards, APPINEsS: a fate for the Gave and the Gay. " The narrative is interesting, the characters well drawn and contrasted, awl the 1214034 e untfut nil, correct. la short, the Tale is sitilfuily conducted, and vial beat inn for the ' is so jadtctuusly Weeded with twitter lur the' Grave,' that we Itsve no hesitation is recoutiuruding it to Evuer al pe. russl: 9 6—Courier, Der. 12 , I/421. Lowdou isised rnr cud sold by Emmet' IVratley, 141, Stationers. dm, t ; and I.,mgmmi, L.ural r sad Co. kattr ■uater-row. MIL CAMPBELL:S SECOND JOURNEY. This day is patittsslittl, bundsounrly printed in two "obtain Oyu. price 11. ls. hoards, and on ru)al paper, price 30.. boards, esobelbabrd with Twrive besatifal coloured En ... . _ granny. exhibited the Costumes, Manners, and Habit.- tioas of the Native., with. neer and much improved Map, AsEc()N JOURNEY t in.. INTE RIOR of SOUTH AFRICA; undertake. at she re grind el the Director.; of the Linoloo Mixotosiary Society. By the Rev. JOHN CAMPBELL. la this Joaroey Mr Campbell penetrated into the interior of the Couotry, more Omit 3uo miles North Eaet uf Lattalute (w h ew bi . f o rmer Journey terminated), and diecovered seve ral populous cities before unbutton to Europeans. Loudon: Published by Preece Westlty, 16, Stationers. seers, sad Ave Al erts.lae , ?. Of whom may be had, Ales Pities of the hue ttepe., with the Motes coloured, prise beatis, of the Authui'm lirst Tour. IMPEUIAL PARLLEUEN7. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, FriatuAßT - 11. ROYAL ASSENT. At ►alf pest three o'clock the Lords Commissioners, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, end Viscount MELVILLE, dressed in their rubes, took their seats en the Woolsack. The LOR CHANCELLOR directed tile Deputy Usher of the Black Rod to inform the House of Common. 'bit their presence was required, in order to hear his Majesty's Asereit even by Commission to certain Bills. ' in a few Minutes the SPILIIIILER attended by several Mein. hese, end the Officers of the House of Commons nrrirrd r when the Royal Aasent was declared to the following Bills: The besiarrettion Revival (Ireland) Bill, and the Ittibehe Corpse Art Suspension (Ireland) Bill, The SIPSAItIte sad the other Member, of the Hebei, of Cosmos tbeti retired. PRIVATE BILLS. Oa the motion of the Earl of fitiIAFTESBURY it was ordered that Olt) Petitions for Private Bill. should he re-• retired after Friday the 15th of March, and no Report from the dodoes tia Petitions for Private Bills *Would be facetted after Wednesday the 17th of April.—Adjourned. TIOVSE OP C 011510 1 415, MONDAY, FteRUMILY 11. At lialtpast three o'clock the SPEAKER took the Chair, epos which the Deputy Usher of the Black Roil summoned the Otiose to the Honer uf Peers, to hear the Royal &vont gives to the Insurrection Aet and the Suapeusitus of the Habeas Corps. hit fur the preservation of the peace in Indeed. The SPEAKER forthwith attended, sad after an absence of a few minutes 'chirped aad informed the House that the Royal Arcot bad been given to the two Billie above freitaliosted. A person from the Bank presented to the Honer an Account of the Amount of Exchequer Bills in circulation. Mr. DUN DAS bearoght up a Bill fur Lieliting and Paving the Streets of Edioburgh. It was read • first lime. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. Mr. GOOCH pretested a Petition front certain Hundreds in the County of Suffolk. romplwnitig of the very great agricultural distress, and praying the House to lake some measures for their relief. As to whether the remedy they prayed fur %meld or would nut be applicable, be should give no opinion.—ordered to he printed. Lord LOVVTHER presented a •Itoilar Petition from err. lain Hundred* in the County of iYestmorland.—Ordered to be printed. Sir. PELHAM presented a Petition of the same nature from certain Hundreds in the County of Lincoln, and is do ing so he wished to express his determinatiun to support all measures of economy and rt treoehment. Mr. DUGDA LE presented. Petition from the Chamber of Commerce at Birmingham, praying that the Committee on Foreign Trade should be revived. An Order was palmed that the Index of the Journals of the House of last year should he no kited. Lord EDWARD StEHERSKT presented a Petition from certain Hundreds to for Couutp of Gloucester, praying fur some relief to Agriculture. Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL presented a Petition from Dover, praying for some relief to the agricultural inte rests. They lameeted exreediagly that uo steps had bee. taken last Stelli..ls to effeet that object, except the repeal of the Agricultural Horse Tax.—Ordered to lie en the table. THE SIX ACTS. Mr. BARRETT wished to be informed whether it was tie hawk's' of - his Majesty's Minima. to bring forward a men. sure to revel the *Miami Meeting Bills. Mr. LENNAR stated,that it Wig his intention, in tlion course of the next month, to submit • proposition on the subject to the cossideration of the Haim. Mr. HUME moved for • vaeietj of papers, amongst which were the sononnt a the di bt due by toe Go,. eat to the nest India Company, rip to the ill of March, 1811, fur stores, expedition.t, dm. &e. diatingumhing the old account from the new, soil elating fur what purposes tt was due. He also moved for au account of all stints paid to the Commis. siosters of Sewers in 1800 and Ilt2l, for a retort. of MI as. aessaseuts Bud Lead tax for she county of Middlesex, and cities of Loudon and Westminster, 'lariat the last twenty years; fur She amount of the revenue cullected in Gibraltar, in the years 1601) sad 1821 ; for the returns of all fee, paid in all regulated public office+ (Excbeluer exeepted;, from the period of the lass retorts to the. 6th January, 1821; for an aceonot of all peusiona, superatietuations, &c. in the collec- I tion of taxer its Scotland; sad for an account of the gross produce of the revenue of Great Ilritaist. Aid the Honour aisle Gentlemen cuncladed by giving notice of his tutentiuu to submit • proposition nu Thuraday next to the House, re lative to hackney coaches. IRISH TITHES. Mr. HUME gave wow; that out Tuesday, the 26th in stant, he shout.: call the attention of the House to the tithe a rtent in Ireland. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved for some papers relative to the Porit.ollice of Dublin. • Mr. RICARDO moved for an account of the quantity of Irid imported into his Majesty's Mint since She let of Ja staary,lllls, to the Ist of January, 1822, dustinguishisg the rarearect So each year. Sir. PASCOE, GREN FELL moved for an accouut of the The Hewn then revolved itself into a Committee. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER made a proposition, which we could out distinctly bear, about the Lottery.** we understood. Mr. HUME wished to know If it were the intention of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to submit le the Howse his ' entire plan, and the whole events of the year, before he de molded any supplies. This be considered the proper clone to be pursued, fur the House should sot be taken hy _sure prim at flee letter end of the Scoville, when freqnently large 'estimates were demouded whew there we►e only a few Mem ber. in the House. As for his foot, he should oppose t►e granting of tier shilling roil the ',tire demote& cite before she House. This had Mee the practice in farmer times, and he hoped this wholesome praetiee would he resumed. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated, that it was the inmedion of hie Majesty's lifteisters to submit to the guessed entire view of the subject. whereby they should be enabled to noderstautl the event of the &mods that would beneressery. Mr. PETER MOORE felt obliged to his new. no d (Mr. Home) foe his timely ititerfereore. The Mine the Id ;Mil peat ewe Alibis until titer eerertaiwed One asstemat of the last year's supplies, but the demands for Use present year. Mr. DEN NETT eoweerred in the wish that h■d been ex. pressed, that no mem/lira should be granted until the House had a peered view before them of all that would be hortatory. The practice latterly had been to bring forward the heavy ntimates at the latter end of the &SCUD, when the House was weary ie opposing them. Mr. WHITMORE wished to ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what bad been done in cousequeuce of the Re port of the Commissioners appuioted to Inquire into the Office of Receiver. General ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Stated, that every thing bad heel, done that depended on Ministers, but that some Perlistneutary proceeding was necessary. After some obeeorations from Sir J. NEWPORT and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, which se could 044 distinctly brae, the Honer resumed. The Marquis of lON DON DERRY expressed • wish tbst the Hon. and Gallant Gentlemau opposite (Sir Rolaert Wtl. sun) would pusipone his qui-atom which stood fur to-morrow evening. Sir R. WILSON stated, that he should have no objection lu postpente it, as it was a question iu which Ministries were concerned, provided his Noble Friend (Lord A. Hamilton) would give him precedence of his quell too. Lord A. HAMILTON consented to girt precedence to his Hon. sod Gallant Friend. DISTRESSED STATE OF The COUNTRY. Mr. BROUGHAM said, that in rising to submit to the Wu* the motion of which he bad given notice, he felt strongly the term-may of claiming the iudulgenee of the House. Ha was perfectly sensible that there were many, very many in the House into whose hands that important question might have been much more safely intrusted; and bed ant the Hon. 31ensber for Estes been prevented by sun vere iadispositioa, he (Mr. Brougham), although lie doffiered from him to some potato, should have remained quite sites. tied to amuck it to his charge. With others *loom he had converaed with upon this most important question, the dif ference or opinion was so wide, that he reeolved himself to undertake it, at the risk of all the disairautages, of which nu man was more sensible than Inumli. fur the purpose of peetooriog conaistrocyll consistency indeed, which, God keen., lira Within the Igo few years, Ibid. 17, 19, rod 41), been attended with the must *taut consequences. He prig. ip feared that in his mode of treatise tills question he should give hole satisfaction no t►r great outereat concerned.. Some might be disappointed in the remedies be should propose; to others it might be displeasing to call upon them to inlet the measure' of the Governosewi ; but he called spun them Neither to look to the right nor the left, to disregard the quarter farm w►ence the measure originated, for he knew it world •be most strenuously oppoeed by the Ministers; but he called epee them merely to consider it uo ha emu merits. and at lesigth to do their duty to their deeply-injure) eons. trope*. On some be should have to call to retrace their steps, On none to reuioince their consisteuey; fir it often happened that the thing which even by a VIM nit,, was called coos*. teary, proved upon *Rectum to be uu more than a peeve. trefanee in rerun; and we km.w that experiesee is a hard modem* to nossiiling pupae; and if a man peresived hews. iu error, aril the lose et consistency was test times stronger than it was, inaulmeas sod wisdom called upon him to ter. reel lb—Otter, hear.!—He should be naked, no doubt, why he diet nut wait until Ministers had submitted their plan to' the House, end be confessed that at first night the quire* .n appeared a souuml one; and rehear he shuu!d have (oral it difficult to answer that qiestion, had it not been for what they had beard the Gist night of the Session, had It not been for the foretaste of the system intended to be minuted, which they bad discovered hi the speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Fur if they were told that a reduction of sages could •Iford no relief, say, shit it might aggravate their distresses, who could expect from • gum** Minister is. palmated with such ducteines any alhiriatora of the burdens of the country ? He might, perhaps, hear again contra. dieted the opinion delivered by au Houourable Member on the third night of the p►esent Session; bet he thought it good and safe authority when a matt beard soprani of Bank iota. sad Bark pat bills in circulattou With his ow• ran certain salvia. avowed; and it wssref up to the Freest period. t no imputiace to assert thew ninon had been mosiepre. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. I iented, when the Individual who alma them lea been it. Sir CHARLES BURRELL presented • Petition frogs tbeekd by tome , o p /mit t s ,' o pi um ' by all—icy, one of his the once prospects'', &wench of Rramber, complaining of the r own (Merida bei dem in his place and stated that that dor great agricultural distress, sad praying that the same pew I r i s . l a id l b, r eun d u ab oo of igui wow he should give. If the tecito• ihinild be exteud i ol t o the m as to the isau•facturille Hog. Mmullier did swit slick slat the reatetaun of Kamm. interests. t would send ma tart he amid ham denied it no the m ile. COKE presented tw o Petitions from differrat Hera cleat; he amid an lege lie it to der fineretary of tise Tr., decals In the Cumay of Norfolk. praying aloe relief for m e,. ei , wh i t er , wi ts em en a m some dawn ie ?4 boo rs afire agricultural dialer's,. The latter tostained • pm's, 011 W t o d ee p t m, as emb ese s. gam mom d o t be b a d he t . i on. Parliamentary R. farm. bir JOHN NEWPORT moved f o r c er t a i n I . relerstramel. OW lareeiterdnidle lam the ipiratiog. How. Patio Nina% net, holed gain awarseilledlieliting net sem arrest pervatit d to tie Yiee-Tienorer's Other in Ireland. all But tarameareo die Illiefeloso lesseded to bring fie sod. INSURRECTION ACT. lii bud seed it light Ilieseink eity hi did an wait net A Message fens the Lords was received. statist that the Illhassers bed nopeasdllbeir pin? To Nit be stoehl say, Inonrreesioa Act and Sitspensimi of the Babas Cerra Lel If be bad on mingllll.4 age= re propea s any plan in had passed into • law. membered with gageemerebiesem s asp remedy, nes:item, ur COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. mill it *het pee nit, ling digit he new ream. for Mai ne CHA'NC'ELLOR of the EXCH EQU ER moved, that saline. tat MI I. wens* ass the reeogettio• of a the Move do resolve itself loco a Committer of Supply. great pried*, wink it we emsweislay necessary to (he 111- On the motion shed the Speaker do leave the Chair— Weems a tit owns? dint Oa Uses, noted pledge itself. Mr. BENN ETT rose. He had given notice ono • former If that sellnes is anletisplansege die other side proceeded Gimbel thee ripen the Arai mention of supply, he shodkl on An lining** et steeled Illlbliallite burden , ' thee tiny call the etrolemie of no Been to tie ersoseetion Mad se. , mai Be VP-Ma % 1 1 1 oldie he-. an "Innon'es 00 revenge the fildretNi fleeral. Bet as his Hes. Friend (Mr Innire d , findinfininironnillePorled br lb* moillolifY of the ii".P. Peokenglijies) would inahatit a question So the. considers. - Met ISM was got their hands% if it formed es part of their tins "sal tie Hawse which would embracei that topic, be anus* to neon tanatin s thee the sooaer the Hoag sane should sot take the sentient the House upon it. However tined lie mitgoder pritamyilleilia better, and lint allow gIWINI 'be felt it to be hi. duty to make a motion, in order that a to pruned IllidtAtitif costly estietates.—(Hear, hi ar.)—Hßll extruieelinary a tram a ctl on sbo o l i i b e recor d e d upon the lag (eft it nterresbry to manse much, he should Wow prorerd Jeanie!, of the ilone, as diet the body of the Queen of Eug- to the ilnlinefent . gentliell bride theta, and endeavour to Bled had been f o ught fo r in the s t ree t s o f t h e metro p o l is point Out the rtelstate of the country; aid hr coureived it bed the! live. bad bees lost S• th e coldest ; and be wished quite soporfloona to waste the time of the House its describ lis knit appear, that when the Crown came to demigod ear lug th• vast alsoont of dialing *lnch exist/A, *hick pressed leMs, . sane or the representatives at least evinced a regard so heavily on the psblie sad name interests. With respect for the liens of the people. lie should therefore move ohm to agricultural dating, all men admitted it■ exitance; it instead of the words " that the Speaker do lave the chair," was indeed laggented,nd very properly, io tint Speech from iberfollowlag cords be inserted:—•t That this House &s hall- the Thome. Sew here were who Battered themselves the late en.inriiiiry into the transactioos that metered at the distress was partial, end embed to partial districts: he bad Queen's fatieral, and the lives het spot that occasion. ° takes porticulat pain to teguire, as far as regarded En f t- Ile Marquis of LONDONDERRY apprehended that ladd .... p ami L. the m era : Ilar hi I444lairim er w i a L s '. /ha t kn ia „ bu o dl : there was nu necessity to reply to the statement of the Huu. Pasta "'" I " "we' t he y w ere bett er a- --a- i n --' o • -et " part of the kingdom at large, sad eves 01/18 was pri n c e - Menilwr, rim e particularly as the discussion at that question pally iroalitunl to Yorkshire, in the neighbourhood of the would be intro.inced at s ta me p er i o d. H e cons id ere d t h e . course pointed by the Hon. Gentleman v er y novel an d en • anagramming loans and in the counties of Durham sod traordinary. Northousberlsod. With these exceptions, nothing could b o Mr. BENNETT said, it wa s no new pract i ce a h em a more fallacies. than the opiriou of ribosewho considered •ly { the distre s s Itinittel ie its operation. If he bud nut beard grievance was complained o f to t a k e th e ear li est upportual to seek fur rrdress. that opals* race or twin 'fated, lie should scarcely hats - .. ... _ .. ... . . .. believed that aseertimas would he made, ouhappily so widely clammy to the fact. datiber mistakes notion was, that the distress was peculiar so the agriesch•rist. But, glut &a ims should have lasted so loot suit pressed so heavily ox the agriculturist, sod sot is emu quests e affect the retreat*. der, was whet be was CA capahte of comprehending ; for sltboogb it omit be admit t• d they were out so badly off as the agriculturists, yet very low iudeed were the profits of the sossufacturre, Is tames called floussalsisig. In the iron clot. Wet, Birmingham, meetings had iota lately held of the 'wester manolieturees, in consider, sill refs reset to 'herr treat tomes sod seamy gains, on calcMati•g the hataate fief the last Christmas with the former, the propriety of dim 'Mies their labour, is consequence of the diminished &- sand sad cussomptiosi, sod of seducing the number of their f es, which the House mist me was lonising less than lopping off a considerable portion of enemnrree. Looking to the vast amount of the debt, and steles how It reseed upon all classes of the country, one was oats rally led bock to see what we had bees doing fee the last thirty or forty years. The House would perceive that he ' was awl Illeintiat to ga into any detail; bet there were fasts Metals, plait, and twoleot, which he felt that he would sat beslolog his dilly did he not side to the Noose In Isis place. Re held it to be perfectly clear that no motion cools!, with justice to its finanees. to Si. commerce, to its week's, to Its prosperity, to Its espitsl; to the incomes of hash% ideals, the may solid foundation of all stational capital and wealth— Ibitt no oaths cefsild with inspuoity persist In that toms,. which we had now for many years bees pursuing. He would tabs the expeoditsre of only Hum years; arid them net as • sample of the whole expenditure, of which we were wow et pretesting the bitter effects, bat u those years in which that expendttnre bad bent at its greatest amount—he seen* the yran 1813, 1811, and 1816. Tha animal ex penditure of those years was, is. as average, she rllO/11111{111.1 sum of one buodred and thirty•tto It was to be understood that is this calculation he isicluded the exprose of collecting and managing the revenue; amountisig to sun the average of them ys.sars betweei four and Ave solllionm because it would be taking a partial sod in adequate vie w of the subject to eiclede it. It was a true tax ; it was money paid by the people, takes Nom their Whirs% 004 of their pockets ; it went Into the Treasury, and, be was sorry to add, for the purpose of supporting tbs palroaage of the Crows; it bad every one quality of am venue, whether la a Imactal, contaaescial, or political point of view. Now, however, he should Merely examine it is a c o m mercial point of view, hatending 10 rome to the FFlttocol ronsisterstiou of it afterwards. Including this item, the avenge expeodstiore of the canals* for those years was, as he bed stated, 131,000,000/A but if he added to this the poor's sod the county rates, whscb fur lissome periods were 8,000,0001. Obis he should have fur the total .sow/dote 140,000,000L—(Gies of hear, hear, hear.)—For me less a period of time than three years was the prodigious sem of one b•ndsed and' forty millions takes estowalty froze the pocket, of this people, and with what fissility, (vim dif ferent classes, Ise should slot at present stop to decide. A hoselred and forty trilliums of mosey were elstrnesed front the subject, of tbia empire, either from tlseli income i• the way of taxes, or from their ammoniated capital is She •ay of loan, and used for purposes be should out now ex pose ; and if one of these years, 1816, were 'steeled, the exprediture of that would appear to have been ass less thou the monstrous and almost ineoottiveble sum of 146,04,0601. slid in stating it at this be spoke wahlo the mark. Noe, victimise of the interest of the debt, the charge of ritauageng the cspeodititre of that year was eighty-four amino's-, and Hie reverse was eight.-five ; so that there was hut oat tai'- lino complus to provide for about sixty esilliona--seue mil lia wherewith to pay the interest and expeosrs syf the debt of the country. If a ems iu private tallied gone no to Os. pitch, that his income was tees thousead pootiAs a y.a r, os:•1 tha ',fermi of his debt wss nearly the samr, that s would be obliged to ley out almost every fa, thing of .• • -- come its maintaining his credit, and then be would by 1,4 it • situation of this country. The words which would poses s , v be applied to a person of his affairs he we. smositiog 1.. speak, being desirous to avoid speaking diarespectfolly the credit of this country. But let every man who hem* dim emasider in his own miud, as be Might, mute deco rously, what the real situation of that 1041ir111111i se. , she. 'her he were in trade or in the farming interest, and Stich be was bound to conclude something the same of the insocial state of this country. He was unwilling to say what would appear lobe the care and good seenagensent with which tn....- vast sums had been employed by those she had the direction of them. Hairier sees four hundred millions spent is throe years—basing seen, Independent of loans, two bismiseet and Illy millions expended, taken iu taxes from the pucks to of the people—hamog seen such sums diverted Into this ruus4o as staggered credulity, and distanced imegiisation--be ant most to say whither this was a waste of the •e• sources of i he country or uot.—(Hear.)—nui be begged kaso to state, oa much higher authority that his own, that of the Finance Committeeof 1817, is how accurate and strict a man lier the employment of thitienottey bad breo overlooks d hl Richt Honourable Gentlemen apposite mud his lionuurab.e colleagues, It was in the retiglection of the House what mode that Committee had bees chosen. The hilesobeis of it were the appointees of the Athottostratiom 11.4,4 not mean to deny that there were sot amens them Mme moat •petcht, independent, sod bononrahle saes—hot . 1, 3 T er t h e greater proposition of thous were this, who alealii *acted 4- ., - m . ~,~t _ I. p • Mr rar I. 111. It 1 10 1 10 1 It I 10 I 1. 1 It 1 It I It I It I 1 0 1 10 ler.-- Oben , . eit of V, la se lob!. _~,,. :~., .• i 1 I i