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• •t,s.ore ir44 " . 4.• irgi mor _ _ . is., Dokeyr. of _ Theipsoe periutwup., ; Reps, West. Ann iltililkovt.... fati.Mr . batik ; avimlisio, Mr... • " Kelly; Negssite.Mrs:lllbed. The News will i li ti t f t =IT& ills ,• a Porhetesslie irllf I • 9 The Ihmaellies* 11,41,Nribsai Misms MI Pim ...Pisces is lis talsrsetlMOSatlesik assacskalNlPPel Twitsmobwi flbilagelmet, witit The 144 as 11111 oii 111•010 y• • RIO ) T l 4 Ol l , " gill " VII I I.111h : Fal4 of the Deeesseiri, is which Mr. Less Wiii priacipai eltarsetel—witb What Nest 2 • - ' • . It ATRI3.IIOTA L. COrfilfra ARMEN. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. Aittir, will' be acted, OA dust, a sew Historical Salad' VIRGINIUS; • (Or, THE LIBERATION Or ROME. Appirar Clawdias, Mr..-Ablbott ; Virginias. Mr. Illiorrsair; 'cities. Ur. C. iewele; Chasliss, Mr. Casersr; Skrios D et our, Mr, Tem ; Nroweturiss, Mr. Rseries. !ni sta. Miss Fume; *Ma, Kra. rased. After Aldo, btb time, a sew Scotch Resesace, he two acts,, called THE RATTLE OF BOTHWELL BRIGG. Lord rvesidsle, Mr. Demme ; Col. Cleverbuser, Mr. Cu*. orir ; Major Helkimilett, Mr. Billlidara 1 lerleast Sterbwell, Mr. Comer; Newry Merton ' , Mr. Abbots ; CiladrilL Mr. 4:tspeess; Caddie Maddelig, Mr. Worry. Lad, Margsrell, ki•Stemtrn, Mr.. Dairewyeirt ; Edith. Miss M. Tree; Justly Dennienn, Mrs. T. Hill. C.ireasaters--Joha Wilber, Mr. Parley : Meese Medias 11 is. Colmar. Roars 75.; Nevoid Pries is. 114. — .Pit Ss. 114.; Second Prior ts.—Lsw tiallary As.; Seared Fries 1e..-Upper Gal. tors Ir.; Sews*, Price dd. of A Private Ors say be bad for the sass% er eirlitly, Mr. Brands*, at 'tor Rot Ake. • To.rnarraw, the Moskal ROGISIOnt of Newry poor*. (In Monday. %finishes. M The Liberalism of Rome, with Wirlegisis said The Bode of BNbwell Brigs will be repeated every nfoirit.llooo.7.orWell. •• THEATRIILROYAL, COIII3II4TAARDSN. 11 LSI FOOTE 1 / 2 ,1 . the homer or oonauncing to her Friends and the Polhill, dist ber BINEFIT NIGHT he sprinted lie FRIDAY, June IS, 111241, when will he acted • eetebrated Play, and other Estierusiameato. Farther metier lam in 'filter, advertisements. Pim.. mod Tttfitflo to be had of Mr. 50030114 at Biss...lsce; nods! IBM Foote, 34, Iteppobetroer, army. SURREY THEATRE. fOlt "W WO NIGHTS ONLY. Tms EVENING . FRIDAY. Mai O. and TO.MORROW, SATURDAY. May 57, Sill be per. furred Ole rewired popular Serious Mel drew, milled THE INVISIBLE WITNESS: Mi. THE CHAPEL IN THE WOOD. Sourced. %Ir. Clifford; Ewer Mr. Watkins ; Grimaldi, Mr. Hanitry; Dubois, Mr. Ade:irk; Armand, Mr. Bea. gotiglt ; Jerome, Mr. Fitgwilliam. Ernestine, Miss Taylor. After which, she COMIC Barletta of TOM THUMB. Ring Arthur, Mr. W. S. Cliatterley; Lord Gristle Mr. Fossrillison ; Noodle, ' Mr. Leonard; Doodle. Mr. drift; Tom Mader Throb. Maer Ridgway. Ogees Dollakilla, Mrs. Brooks; Pilate's Hantamutica, Miss doom; Ghemdalca, Mr. Swink. To whirls will be added (as originally wriltee by Mr. T. %belie), the Grand Serio.Coatie Melo-draw, called YALENTINE AND ORSON. P°10" (Gina of Fralice!, Mr.. Clifford; Yaleetlne, Mr. :Yukio.; Onion, Mr. Ridgway; Hugo, Mr. Fitwilliam. Eglantine, Mn.. W.S. Clestterley; Empress Deli masa, )lrs.Soi,th. Ow Mond , y a new Melo.Arawee will be predated, tilled Vila; or. The Hermit of Warkworth. A Winalomantie Caledwrisu Romance will appear im mirlistrly, sutler the title o f Old Mortality; sod • use greed Spectacle, to ketcalled The Conniatime. NO RISK. MONET RETURNED IR A BLANK' • NEXT THURSDAY. EVERY Tiekrt or Share bought between the 18th May and Ist Joule, is mutton ea Thursday, Ist Jane, whether a Blank ur Prise. way be reeltangeol, free of express., fur as Uedreen Ticket or fur ea Umbel's!' Share. or as Punkin Mowy will les Mama, if re. spired. And the holder of every Ticket or Skase (bought as aforesaid), to nor DRAWS me Thursday, Ist Jew. may receive the Purchase Mosey beet fur sects Uadraws Ticket or Share, if the mete be demanded us or before Tuesday, tads Jose ' • therefore, whoever boys before I st Jame, MAY GAIN, AND CANNOT LOSE, State of the tilltrel.—.Only Two Days More. 4 4 ...... Prises of 4 50 &c. Ste. waking is Mosey sad Consuls, .. MON./ I wo Col:flab ref liwilreww IVairanted eedraire Tickets end Slows ere Selling ky CARROI.I., the Contreetie, D 9, Corakill, and 1111, Oaten!. ',reel, Leedom i ..:lsis Owed sod Said, ie the lest few * Ploughs . 2.387 830.1000 . V. 063 OS 1,345 . ....... 30.000 ik:ille. ei ltitt ;!.L Shawl sod Snl OUR eapisel Priers tbit were drawn the 7i'll Dv% t 71 4. Arni• Q - IUPTURES • • it. f 4 doralii Alai without p coo, or inlerroritin wawa' arefwintitiS ullbc Patient ; rot by the ewe wee of .e. ow, which long rsperience has proved to be ineff e etual, but by a Coiner o f it°o*eflii`c —Mr.DlJFoll9,lliirgeon to the Daramiao Dispen ses. We lb* Cure of Stricture& sod eel* PrOpriaor of Da. rses "lid e:sited Buggies, 9atters Memel , fist the following Attescitiun (selected seen a great isaniber. &solaced le i bis un the Rodin, Greer Rupture) will be oeseidered a satisfactory swiditece 'taw feet Psrisb of so. Ann, gitrests•lnsite. Workhouer, July 16, 11119. We, ibe ()inv. arena of she Poor of &bitterish, do hereby certify, that Wit. Jos* Gosling, sad Make Mare (oat of tbe poor aim in •the Workhouse of this Perish). bring waft, allieted with 'Reptant, were obit by es to Mr. Defrauder tbe porpoise of .cure: • WC, short space sif etas obey were /...gb perfectly cored. Woman nor loiwis--Tliospas Toshiossio, J. Neer& Willilla Wyatt, Willis' B ro weley,"i—trwserei OM. elferled lbe best prieriple& ere licpt es oaks le 'WY a" asectlaly useful during the Coarse of Illosalles • dlitiesit •ciat boa Teo to Four nil fesslistiNis 4, Misr, I. Smote sleset, Chsferdael. • I. I . O I I Z-lr:16/ 14 .P i l i P on& in petallts .. • • boom loilathiced. fcal 11111 111. Sei= AIR ion, 1111hiselMiN -4041.04 disaylliarmltioley dt 001.4 .41111ina aroptodoelim ofinnelholiare Shona. i tilrfirmid, of all prosionesed M,Me of mina, is best amicable_ lopmfilgeme, while 'tli opirrat e ri. asfedMeß lir • t trim, TIM eigiierimat Ilea sotielliefeefff; the belie SAM effMargroaltitmey dii.ipllaq lop Mich Immo, freshman arosema impeesiere. emeblivisd sr• lieJmee isietnatim, jediebras ciamillentim. SA. treU.reg e n e i had Moor, seldom fail, imam the Diem Wsfeim, t. Haim die meist guilty, aid gem the must obOorai. That the enteral Amities Aon impeoved and eolighteuedayeerat M the emstruetim mod mennewinsue . of . poblie . primail would very eamemialty miteibote So the diedendieM e crime, aid the wellies a the mouniamity ; and s lWi this Weeder is therefore stersagly comineed st 1 3 11 .00 d ererity of routleming its mallow is MC collection' sad Staab. A morel imMesatios, the suggertiou A Mee lictilmgolations, the eirmilatioa of mese, the promeatiew el Woo. for the ereetioa of sew, toed for la. Almeffoo old prisms, nod is otherwise eeederstieg Ilingillettioo insprovemests is prism diseplitie. It was moved by Was. Wilherfeete, Esq. or. corded by she Right Soo. Withss ameges Stw.r. 31•1 1 ..- 2. That this Mediae luaus i to Moms therassaioned M erges, of yestlifid offeeders to the .Morphs, sod its vici nity, to as mind most deeply affieti - or the public remedy. That by a personal inquiry whielt this Gaiety has made lit. the eases of 2,000 javelin!, depredators, there is reseal to beilme MN its the Cities A Loaders mid Westminster, mad She Ileroogh A Southwark, there ate arras* of SJolohoys who defier suheietence by the daily perpetratew yr grime. That although some of the eiretiatetaerre which operate as incitements tojemoile de lereemeg see Garai A removal, yet there is owe WM which adwitearemetilis eemedy, and the effects of "high ere &eddy lir}ii4mmoothe defeetise discipline of the gaols. That momisd. me thole prime sew with films of every impale is Rea.*, the yeeth mpeamedied oe mapieion eoly, or movided.of a erst Alms, is necessarily empelled so associate with eisameters the swat amines. smog whom, if imment, he must soya be corrupted, and if grotty, hardewed iw iniquity. That the Meadow is there fore decidedly of *pied** that no mem for she &abseils* Ajeverdiedefinqemey will be so egregious as the oreetioo of • prison for youthful *Weeders in the metropolis, coo. ducted on am enlightened system of diselplime, a measure which this McNutt is happy to observe Imo revived the seactim of the God Committee of the Hammel Lade. It was mooed try the Sari Gremetrue, W omeadel by Stephen Lathing's+, nisei. S.P. eel 1-1.. D . That it has bees smartened by this Seek" that a great proportion of the jeweils depredators I. the millorpolie are the victims of parental negieet, entirely dostitwit A moral sad religious hietrortioe, sad very fropteettly whited my mimes A monolog nu Mont soinlereme. Elmira such eireamakonese the temptation to plotter heenones almost imaslllie, end it is the duty.. well as the later's* of the osimmorrity to diminish that temptation by every prartieable inn, mil to reclaim those who may bays deviated = mi d* pith of heimety. That this /Meaty therefore bee alopmd mangemass 'fir re relief of destitute boys. de4 Mom A absialealeig AM Melees habits, but who whims. ends einiermarapsetireve recurred to dielsoneet practices fa. *import. That the . poreess of the Society is reformieg considerable number of yealbfol Moises has beet high'', satisfactory, bet it is redly In be regretted that thef bow state of Its Gowan hos obliged Se Committee to reject the ' emelt petitions of many who Writhe almageat claims Ili* assistance. it was moved by Sir Thomas ISert. 11I.P. and seem:led by William Allen, Ai, 4.That this Mettle' kerne with me% Omer* o:emersion, of the " Dublin Association foe the leaproveosem of Nimes, and of Pries Dieripliee." whose eshiable labours hire re. medially moributed to melte ingoley. sod otherwise promote improvements in that pert el Ike Veiled Kingdom ; nor tan this Meeting withhold the repression of los sincere de. tight, that she philanthropic isteria which uppity prevails no this important aohjeet throughout the Minding ha. ex. tended to foreign egartries t that a Society has boa ram. Mildred in Esse* under the immediate patronage of the Emperor, for the linimmusent A Public Praise, anxilis. ries in connexion with which are forming in the principal town/ of that vast Empire: that in Frame the Royal Ito. eel foe the Amelioratim of Prisms, Amid of which the ring lias bent pleased to deems himself Protector, is in active operation: that is Pram* ainitinederi, a arm( dim. positions bas bees hews to nomad* Ibis berrevolent work: and that prospects of s IMO ensooreging ordure have lately Domed, which afford the flogiefy m witit.groendell hope, that the period is et hand when tielasee god eolightemd•primei. pies of diseptioe will he emir& ioso.praetieal operation through's' the Prams of own Lampoon State. It wee moved by the Hon. limey Grey Demon M.P. sod monied by Joseph John Siesiery, Esq.— S. That Ma Meeting begs Matron its gretefil eeknow. Migroeuts to these illagishafere sad other friends to she is. of WIMPS Dieeiplios throughout the kingdom. whore co-operation has milesislly facilitated the objects of the Society, and nom whom eismietied exertions the success of soy plan for this Format emit essentially depend. It wee moved by Lord. Esser, sad seemideil by the limo. surd flee. dertrd 4. That tit is hoposelide nee the *serest ocessiooto .11511 the deglaidoo of the high lines which this Meeting ester. tains of his unwearied sea howerrelest exertions .it the Ladies' *Committees visiting Nevists and the Rummell Comm*, wheeriller eireemsteitem thi most disadventa. pious, hive strikingly exhibited to the world she powerful Mire, ef Morel and religion. lostenitimi, ideation. A treat. Meal, and . jedieiosa disciplioe, to rettaintiat the sort: de. proved; and this meeting earnestly moment& their ex ample ait (Adios iniothiting other morsions eiti", as faL t i- Mei is prefer flee most effects aim the nodal leproveritent of rim:pers. It Me revived by lard Seleht, sod monde' by T. S. 1. That Ow (alkyls( Nollieelall haritileedlemes be elat ed Viet-Prelidatte of the lostitudeat.— The Marquis of Siseltiog. Lord Wiled ham Lord AM:4IMA The Marquis of IAIIIMISIP• Lord Calliope Earl A Arden of Clive NM of Atheism's I Lord lkigauff Earl of Llortalielab Lord Hugest Lord Alois:ape Kiehl Hen. William Sturges Poome, 31. P. J. C. Tiiiiete, W.P. Hon.Gesege Anson Sir Ilmisse Attend, Barr. M.P. Se Thos. Seriog, last. M.P. jad II vomit WI of Ilardekke FAA Grooveliger Rut et Liowpool Berl of Rosiol7s f.ael of prowl. bit of Mesh" Leitfirravilie , A &wows Loshiso oil, ... 1.1., D. ro Vreta. Esq. M. P. Ifi r. pirki t jai. umwer Joan JIM, .-...- , 4, ! -fa Ainale Immo am ai,s. i i.. •,. rt . 1 i . AI t i e mi Allah t ,.,.... ~/1 J.” 1" ",... trii 1 hi "' ' -cloy ~,,j b.' ;y . Maul sitirittili . , 4 .4 ....• . 1 L call f ll Der", Pier .6‘. , I -14CR-0-$ • • , 4,..... . ,it go._ xt / a .* loss,. • toter II • • . 41 T lia I idl= it ai r _T i e , :nliolh . 4.: i !ii• 'POP' . : $. t I Waite. 'folios I Saastillemillik i Pit CNN, ...ast Mies Cheady • : Craerford Edward Itiweier &limed, Foes, jam. I His Rep, /Nehmen being obis* M loolra the Clibie. sod Lord Awellood having Oil s.• l ll,tlaßiliatil‘ibp the Marquis of LIIIIISSIFIItr 11. Thai the overfill Thanks of this Marie, he loyhi ilitlimmeia the Duke of Gloweaelie4 lideoasee arid liberal *newt with iihieb•lot Jsiiad Ihioietsa ; foe his woireosittiog 1 he hilifeolle and poriseolsely far his 'attendance alveoli, sllballb e• log oiler a severe indisposition. - 41 11 wail mewed by Lord Lilford... • S. That the siiierra Thanks of Alb Palmed Auckland, for Ma kiedwees ial== l :4 4ll l =oreasioa alai ter tha very able assatisria 1 4 eased proetailio. et tit ilayg 1 . I it , 8. Asiseal of Soleerip 'tlaot. Illy 14; • WI • At thetletieral Uses. Chi 'eel- • - , Lard Lilfard . O. ten. Esq (11res6, Norf.rlk) le Rev. J. J. Hernby 101 P. Beras.lll,lfard (a) 1 Oise As Dale IS Mitt° . (a) 1 rLoke Howard. Erg. IS 10 RR. Fox, Melatestli 11 6 ate . . (a) w. Paa Esq ( I • P Fos,. Esq. (a) 1 A. Fox, . (e) 1 Catbarifte Pis • 3 • Joseph Pea. M.D. I 1 GI C. Pei, rssq. (a) I 1 A Priewd - I 11 Wm. haws. E.g. (a) 1 J. Joon. Esq. (a) I 1 Thos. 'Who'd/44 Esq..' I Georatt Siam . 0 1 ) Mary Sway ' ' Josep4o 1104•41. Ilig• At Meessa 11140/1111100111 04 C. C. Melted at ilia doors • Rhea Hos. if.. • Ilimmee, M.P, 10 •10 Lea Hum. J. C. Mete, at.p. 10 4 10 Mr V. Basis& Dart. M.P. • . 20 0 David Meanie, Peg. M.P. 10 10 Sir George Ilebiosom, Bart. M.P. • 10 10 Dr. Siam . . 10 10 Georg* Jeffery, Esq. 6 William Took., Esq. 10 10 Williams Faq. 6 6 Bee. J. Pratt (a) II 10 A Frimsd 1 0 lksj. WiMafa. Eaq (a) 1 1 Tiessamiffllism,Eisa. (a) 1 • 1 Obaries Morrie, 11.. q. 111 10 Oxley, Egg. Nor. - 5 0 T. H. Grabs's, Esq. 0 T. N. Naas, Eaq. Worcester . (a) 1 1 Jacob Post, Iraq. (a) 1 1 Richard Fell, Esq. . 5 5 Charlet Harvey, Ea,. M.I. - 10 10 Jam* Gummy, Eq. II 0 E. B. Cooler, 'Es* • M.P. -. • 5 5 Joha Besets, •Esq, • • 51 P. - . (at) 1 1 Etre. Dr. Gray, Due.. he. . . (a) Aspersions - 1 0 IH. 114.i131111, Esq. . 5 0 W. F. Reynolds, Esq. 50 0 Foster Itcynulds, E•q 10 10 Lord Clive - If 10 Earl Grosvesor - 25 5 Jana Sinkb, Esq. M.P. 10 10 Lord Belerave 20 0 The Oisliop of St. Ampli Lord Nugent C. C. Wagers, EN ! . M.P. . . 10 10 Han. aad _Rev. Go. rard Norl . 6 5 Jos. J Gummy, Sig. 21 •11 J. S. Harford, Esq. 10 10 J. S. Wright, Esq. 10 10,1 - . . • • Donations end Sabseriptiois .9.eivli by lamssel Hoerr, jun. -Esq. Chairman of thetiomiattea, Lombaribeireet ; T. F. Punter. Esq. TveastiNin• - 71. lielins'apbee; T. P. Buxton, Esq. 51 P. Spltalfields ; WAIIIP Alive, Het Ploagla court, 4,outbard:street; au4 by. tba Aftrories Ilialters Mane. Barclay, Trittoo ' a0415a. 11.4, LomburslMlrtet ; Alreari. Drammen' , and Co. amjekerwiressi .Messrs. Try lewd Cu. St. Miklreffaeuert ; Mew% Gealbsas sad Fieet.street ; Messrs. Hoare mad Da.. tasabarielemit in = 1 Sirloins Lubbock and Co. atismima•Messeastritet. • Rev.. T. Plaid . ~ Tti At Sews. Fry ..d.0.. A Lady. by Gene aad G. . a. I The Leber of CU. dossier - 1 1 C. R. by Moen. 10. seek owl Co. 1 0 At Hoare. Sentelie, osi Co. Mat 1101. Di. 0 2 Richard Philhirs. Ric 11 2 H. Chop too Doetatoo, • 1 1 B. Lots', rot. (a) 11 1 :WiLolse, Req. (a) $ 2 Caleb Lame. Req. (a) .1 I 1 Wat. Veva, tog. Sob le ~ I Eael ur Deriatoosb • 10 .10.. A. Thorpe. ..at York S ; 0 Sondayllobeeripoioste, by_R Hiebeas.l.4 II A ULM a ilidaaa . ad, H.q . . ii is G. ' s eq. 10 In 4 lag. , D. , 10 10 Mrs. D. • • - $ $ Lon' A - 10 IS AtPereley. Winos. sod Co 's Ri norehey.teti. Low ..betekseat • - 10 10 llottraiirelsy, Re* .% Bog RJR . SO II t?llatteloy. gek. $1 0 ' ,Taileetotod • 10 in 10 10 CENOTAPH to the MEMORY or hir ` Royal *Oases the Isle PRINCE*. E 11114 .1 o-• eo great aa iaterett bap bees embed apes tbes inkiest, earl aa the Real nukes of it tallow ppktip spot mist be yet s work of time. Mr. WYATT thiobs deetbe EIRIBITION of We MONUM ENTAL GROUP sell be gestsfyia6 to the Pehlte i be therefore begs te Warta tbs.= Oat it is NOW OPEN to Mb* vie.. st 19. Heeakosamopt, Caysealleb. stimare.4-41ilinttutoee. Owe Shakos. • • l ICFI Alt DSON'S Coffilt•Hottee lied Tavern, LS rims, Coeval Cordes. COtielterdoem sad Sow bet to inform Nobirevn. Geotioseei their Irvkatta. amd the Pohhe, that dory THIS DLIt DIMS • proottably der TURTLE, 'witty in Awe 4ta S wet to my part at l e gs or country. Captaintof Slips aed meet Citeti~ll hods; say questity of Live Tattle te thetas of will dads rushy market. PLO •—ilseeelt of nett aft dressed dila day. FINE MUM Cif I lII.T PlOOllll, . TO ON SOLD NT AUCTION, Sy Mlr. ETAWI„ Al bit Howe, No. 95 , Pa 1404 14 rol 'rim SWAY NELT, May 31, sad folhoriori Day. E Privele COLLECTION 44 PRINTS A. of Mn. lase roorroOdl boos low “Adooes at /1.111•fooll ; orrosiot•og of Mon sod Milian iltaleabillie 14 the awes Proofs of Oro Favovloe of %WWI, Nall, Sorsoloam, Sharp, Hoak, lades, Dadarloo a 5.. ',Womble ,poriloo of Ors Worts of tho Mho, Mr. Nortoro • marry of Oro soot oudorot prodoodoee of lii I.ltrynolfh ;ad Wool mom @Mors* Droviapof norm ; • serious looks of Naomi lislorh 1L As. ~ -42P1i1f , . JPIPOPPOPIMK O. Chk 6111 • 1 419iffla I ob dadembotopotif , 1 1 4 iloompoam limellcidallge. "' . 1 . ot A& Ra•APo ilif kili.... " • * • ma 'NNW mato" pf Bpi.. sect hr k .4. Erg as mativiiesb . a Ca b , ad..a r Itleimed Lovell fitigewortb. S. Proetitarrivatisotis whims .by Jadhos Paievesw—.V. Parts 1 ' - 11 . is Pdaproattelte lamina Islooda, wish amnia of : isms ...4 mbar jratilleato rolry documeam; by ' ~ Coloael C. de, liamit. I.,ltsd.tin WM Ml 17 /0.1 mem' la Cealan do Paris; mileage bark are area es Wei par as Parmialottl , et mark et kalif per Amami, Devitt, die ritioeltot.—Vl. 14todoetw Comb t Obotn mistime rolatiog w Ilto Illattlera Groat Lsomumo; by M. Cmort e r..Vdl. Valatiro at VW, do OMAR. Vie Wives .de Voistir et Illialal te de Clidtelet, madam ow dijoar Js fill dissio a Cirey.-1 . Toomo. Droerirtive a Ittleal Life Pd neaten ; 'by Mot . el, ai Welt lontemembiro Pairootr•-IX. "livriittekttft,t * Vialleioir itsimss—lL Tbs. MI oillibilAillei: o Dramatic Await , by Ow acs.-ill. IL lII' gisafrie" VIPS , Ow 11Mdrimalt rgeiloo de liett e dl , ot de la Gambit ; roe .1111•Dloa. 'ma Lar a moan of Aso Attire Priated to bla altaray; Aliiiiadisoleost. XL IL freittaillietilme Ikesall sat basilisolog pee 1 displainsorial he peblishrill at ilossome, tr , . ' e had .0111cia Ng et doe ihig., Noe, et 91 109 , Peolo. 4 r . , 61t4a ll'. , .- • '-' ' 1 - - .---..-.-..-.------wommpo 1 A WAWA L PARLI MOLIVT. .1 • • -1. MOVIE Or' LORDS, . A PrIBAOL. - Jussissirs. 1•1111Prm air goemiseielierv. signer[ r Wit as. Noweamisiaisv. Low. aim urusao. esuersas tie Ttte Lava was or avainissimusi, raepeadrits. Their Lordship' alarmed the iiidgmeat alas Ce... WNW' se far se it declared that the Write **Mat bad wet a right iterates as respretail the reloommA lessee. the series a 'MA hal oat espied Is litt,whea the settee was raised, and rest it heels le Mw Cana below, le soh* farther fa rriery as toile odor loosse. isiirgaint of the Caere Wow emillrotog Is Part. • Orrosass warm Sync we mousualim,rarpikrat; JOUX 11/0111.11111M es d wOO% miloadroe& • Their Loam*, eraliresed the Judgment et the Cssrt be. her I. Amer of the respoodesto. The girl of DARLINGTON. sad Lord. Norm wick mud CaW1)01. took the oaths ..d their seat.. CON II RACIAL TREATIES. The Earl of Ltlraurmse. said. that the Noble Marquis opposite had. on a forgoer nigh.. gloved, fur copies of all CoMmereiel Treaties between this memory mod foreiga . Poweve. Now, on ezaminetion, it was Wind that these Treaties were very voluusiewirm and all of them in their turn had been laid before Parliament. if the whole were . to he now re.pristed e some delay and • great ex pense would be mistraidebly incurred. He held in his hood a list of the whole, which perhaps the Noble Marquis would mow look over. and select whet he thought desirable far his purpose. If this erre satisfactory, it would be • very convenient ogiorse. The Homilies, LAPSDOWN replied. that he only wanted to ore the Treaties ans. actually in force.. The Noble Earl's arrangeminit would. however, be perfectly satisfactory to hint. WOOL TAX. Lord MiLVILLS presented • Petition from wee. sal persons in the county of Edinbargh against the Wool Taz.—The Petition was laid on the table: AGRICULTURAL PETITIONS. Lord Estonia rose to prevent • Petition from certain owners and weepier+ of hind in the county of Suffolk, praying for an inquiry into the present agricultural distress which prevailed. The Noble Lord said that the Pillagers only preyed for in. (pity—they did not call for the adoption of any specific measure or principle in their favour. All they sought for was, that Parliament would give e&pt to the view it took rtispeetiog their condition at a forever period. All they desired was. that the measure already sanctioned by Parliament should hove operation. He was one of those who thought that as little abstraction as possible should he gives to trade. Bet this ,cooptry had been placed for moil's • 'maim' siteation—.it stood like en Atlas on the shoulders of the world. and had been main• seined by its widely-esteaded commerce. Ile ear_ aestly hoped that Parliament would attend to the prayers of the Petitioners—At present he should content himself by moving that the Petition do I;e tio the table. The Earl of Lautosapasa thought et first that this Petition will of a different soar, from what it proved in the result. Ile wow saw that it was of the ante character as these which come from the shop of Mr. Webb, Hall. who had been so active in distributing ammo' 'Seabees of Parliament pamphlet.. and papers an this subieet. This Board of Agriculture. from which the Petitions of lie. Hall were said to osmium. had certainly dome ina good by the present agitating' of this *nation, so' could say good they had it is their power to affect. compensate for the kis/ that weak) be dome by the introduction of such a 'spit is the press* Meta of the cou n try. Hr cedillay use as advocator for ectiamairal reform. sod. would be shiest imbed to fete for die Apatite's of this JMrds d• "e" detemiseed to persevere in its PPM* 64 "" e• Lied llRSltiall 11111111atka, fat be had uerfesy _ .artir • he 1 1, r .'. i Thar 1 , ii ., i"fr," ~ - • 'l* WedO., t ie kpt i elat in the r iraW i* lli 0 _. .1.0 --; 1 Ptlillo4% . 1 "// ' 111111 t he thought it woiil4l6 / v omit, ki , „iipoost ttt i le i;‘,. ..6,4 ,.. e ßi e.sisopielt _be t:Ew a i lla iw d fin ed z ....::cert it , ii„,, wet ~:., . 0 4v to whisia.--(ifeer./ p . . pesteibled a similar Petition font . 1.6 ll it t ,ralre d i le i ? thu s t ore l ar or me * 14 y . espri , d for them bri Parliament, bin Ws facr 1 us the Noble Earl tow.; had all 1 limelpractically'brought into action:a Tlia Earl of Laposevat,‘ aid; lit ties 111 s • ere badly made ; mill be Alight iniallso • agitation4he Is of this question now could only be Om. damage of mischief. The Duke of BOAUIPORT presented a similes , it.- tition'froin the county of Gleseester. The Earl of Wanwien presented site Polliwog? containing the same Omer, from the aototet• an* ?samplers or land ill the !coionty if Warwick. ' surd HAMIPDSS presented a Petition to the Siete lieges from the county of Somers ' 'MI the above-ineatiotied Agricultural .Pedlitiew were laid ou the table. . . CIVIL LW. The Earl of Ltw eatiooh said, that ia rideig to move this second reading of the Bill, entitled dolt for the support of his Majesty's Household, 9nd fie the maintenance of' the honour and dignity of dos Crown, he felt it necessary to trouble their Lnii ships with the general grounds on which de side= sure was necessary aaa . expedient. Some finite ego an inquig tear, if not called for, at tease eery strongly ollesded to, to view the applicelion of she sums voted Tsr what was called the Civil List. From these were -two precedents, which Moat he tsf net to on the present ocean's. Indeed, owe reltremse.. to what had beep done at &niter periods, he never found that on the homing of ally Iffillfrintflt f. r the Civil List at the confect:cement of a oew reign, any such inquiry into the applicetioo of die sums voted had bees diode. The otln lround of objection to this inquiry. and that he ti tight con clusive, was, that is 1416 Parliament eerie to • de cision. upon a review of the whole subject, when the prerogatives Of the Crown were tiered ir s Isis present 11Iajesty as Prince Regent, and to thought it wet obvious that no redaction ought to be mode from the sum thee se Geed, for his Royer Highness as Sovereign must have rather au acne-siou of ix penditure to encounter to that he had to meet when Prince Regent. In the latter office he might hose it in his power to disponi* with certain parer of his establishment. which, as Sovereigo v be could net. Beside'. their Lordships had to bear in mind, that a part of the Windsor Establishment, foe which • specific provision was heretofore voted, wits slow ' transferred to the Civil List, though no more was voted for that fund than the sum fixed :II 1816. He knew it bad been said, 'that sense reduction of the expenditure ought to take user. in consequence of the reduced price of the . en cessories of if... Now, he thought it would be tiar. rogotory to the rank mid dignity of the Crows to . make the , mese tne fundsfur s or toe ITIMi 01 rilaUCe of its support dependant upon the fluctuating price of provisiolos from year to year. But here again the question of price had been already coosidered; for in fact, dur ing the sitting of the Committee, in 18163 it would, on inquiry, be found the necessaries of life were actually lower than at the present period. He was satisfied, that on • full inquiry into the proposed arratsgesuent fur the new reign ; itill on • comparison with that made apes former occasions of a similar nature, the country wooed find the present snore economically framed than noy others to which reference could be mode. The arrangement made fur George the Second. would be found to have beets of • much more liberal nature than that now proposed • for then whatever was the num vo t ed , whethe r it amounted to 800,0001. Of 940,0001. the King had the entire disposal left, without reetrictioo or claw. sificatiots. to his own diwertion, sobj.ct only to the account to be given to Parliament by the Lords: of the Treasury, of the manner in whch tha Mount had been applied. Since that period the Legisla ture had altered this arrangement of the Civil List. By Mr. Burke.' Bill, in 1782, • classification o; expenditure was framed. and mote particularly by the Bill of 1916, the heads of expenditure were an classed as that specific sumo were appropriated to each branch, in such a =viper se to prevent thee being directed f:001 one part of the expeaditore to soother, mid ili.retine obviate, far •nt any legisla tive provision eou:d o f the public iutooy ; nisi veherer,r, .117 &OM - Oliappropisritell in the i v:incubi depart wrist for which it was allotted. it was to be car. vied over to the Consolidated Fuud. l'atliss. mein fied tot* ti.:d four years experiesece of the Bill of 18t6, and the most satistactory proof of ttse preens:4l hrtl-tito . • g frem it, root only by the proper limitation of the expet.dittart, but afro the imposinbitity it crested at soy sweats beiog suffered to accrete, to VI tint atteiHlan o f Par lieswatt iasght hereafter be coded. 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