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!PI - '" — ' - '77" -- - 711111111111peomererrw!" 5 111 - y ~ • • •' r ,• , . ? . • . .. .. . i a rt). 4117 , Cl' _ . /. , . . - , • . Per C r li t , • ~,..„ p k ''' • fr %, , . ..., 4 : : -.,- -- ...• ipp l p ~ 1 7, -r- „-- ~. .. 7-- - - -v (de •••• /93.,..... , .. 44 ." *I - • . 1 . 1 ~ •• . . . ••• .... 7 - 1- ..i' 1 4, ,,t . , ,p 1 t P . 4.• • ' . . or, lanov a - • , r - 14 1 •••-• . , r • . ..-- 0 ... norwr. • •06 se"""" - , '''''""". wpr.••••••• Nvmszu 11031 LONEKiN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL-3, 18 , i 4 . ~ - * --_—__ R 7'd. ijr; OW . - PRI O-.- .... ~. . . 1715411114.1t0TA L, DAV ;MLA Mt. Thu illy 46 pobliiisif, hi eve. trite 3.. N. IMPIstiIAL PIKLIAIIiNT,.. • • . he ad .:: • „es by the legal nonce •CtOte pm- . lausaw l 9 6 l tn• Person, for to nintioCetsini o r lIIIHIS THEATRF , w• 11 RE-OPEN far the glit EMARKS tom CUTANRO S DISEASES. I _ .•........ 11•1111111 A V • ...:11 • •.••••• I MMIP St J. U. Wit irihlitny —.--.60.--_ ,;,,,;.:, • 1 Per 0 4 ,to aupptwt the Petition. OUP he i PoPe 68 Hi,M l l 4 the !° 461-111 . 11 sit.ed eftillaihelA 1 , pabliabiac RE. CUTA._ _ _ _ B J. x. WIL&INSON. Limbs :led far Jobs sad Artbar Areb, e lets' gm 'elo per ant, to ilippit the Petition. Whets he was millifiPtithe support erosivity and reform, he tree el a Ws. le know to whet extent be wee to go. The instreptious he had received woplol gull epos hies to vote foe every reduCtiee proceed by the Honourable Gentleman, the member Aberdeen !Mr. Hemel; no limit was affixed , end ell the sebject of Reform. for animal or 'neon"! Perlis, , onus or spy of the other doctrines prourlgat i ed Se that 'sobject. That was the natere of hp tn. sintetiorosoltliogio hedid net mean to atirrti these Sentiments to his ileaslitsents, for they hi aent him free to Porlisitteationd helves sure tbey wicked him le eefillalle fret, mid *said stet call upon him to support a Petition at vorionoe tiitii his awn feelings. Mr. Alderman /lamina absented, that the Deese of the City of Loudon at large was nut COta 4.tot taped in that Petition, sod it evelsinjoentimituts ofhplis be could' ant in his cioussaenie Support. ;.* Mr. Tlapafeo6lllaidt the sitting of t helocl heats artsiesell .by paper woke. Aid ma be outvoted to contain the nratimenew at fleo t oy 4 Lowden, Re cannoned so dolt part of .. Ktitiose which prayed for relief to the gannet( Mei. but he am no sellattate for that sweeping which woo called for, although be wait to • elhOlons as any man to remove any corruption as eau as it become manifest.—(Hear After 4 few words front Mc - Aldermen Woe,, The Petition one ordered in he printed, loollsell4l9_. _ - . - settltitseshl et ? tempt es illketrellt . _ i ileito eeteMitheamil% W tfis a riii. Mode y strjrliesidg op Rix . prejleber o ,eid; moss edattiad. Oct ads outs to the. attend to vairli . 1016. ..r etiNs tt i itarr zi t j a; . thet .. t b h e e . S . ill el . !tided to tjt . ' 6 been thrown or. and. of course, .11 data fir remiii&atioeforqiierl. Tie esporimeat had mot bete Made at tbe 'impie ties albs public, or ef the Mower. Ely, semi otheet, had done all be meld to prerest the tri e r. The bnateetime they mild take would lie to rejeci the Pestimitioa 16 this stage. and prevent all hope of nuneeevatioo its the mind of the petitioner. Let the Treasury. if Government theught kiss worthi Si reward, indemnify hike ; sod when they come to the House I. require the money on their own re spiensibility, the Moore would be able io judge bow well they hod applied it. Mr. S. Woolly.' said that the prayer of the Petition lies not for revautteratine r hut Mr fest tif time and taperer: He did . not wish to hove sloe Home. the Committee. or Windt phials/ to re., , menerste Mv. Burgess; he only wanted the smart to be isquirrd into above stairs. if the eke* were *ere mods out, soave sort of an allotience might bh recommeeded ; if not, it "meld fall to thegroend. • Mr. IC Ca Leslie did not like the pummel of tenting a deaf ear to this Petitioner. Wave' be wished to have amended the wen extended tyska of cooveyouce for letters. The lone stgument might have been sod eras applied to the projector of that very scheme in his threw' He thought dist soy scheme to quicken the Wevesefilo wereetron deuce 'ilas entitled at least W eimpeohdiett lei time and taproot lectured. Mr. MUNI said that es litlel Me live n to the projector of the pelmet • 41Meh system unit! the success of it woo comphiled. The project of • the Petittimer had been opiesied in fiery stage. and hod altogether failed. Ife hophd the prayer Of the Petitioeee would net be granted. The CRAIICILLOS of the Eiciswlteit aria put it to the Hours in anew au inquiry, if not Mr the sake of prelim, from comparsien td an Indivi deal who hod suffered by eedesmietteg to serve Ilk, community. . Me. RICARDO said that the Houle would not set from motives of compassioss where . justice sad right were out of the goestioe. They were the guardians of the public purse, bet trot entitled to give sway money au compass/de. If kat e ltz s c useful to the public were dose, it teas the of Goveremeut to compensate it in ItitiekisloY masmer. and take the reeeroasibilits on; souses but he sew nothing to justify hiek isarkitig to motios. Mr. Menaearr thought that the ligiltistaii bud so obits. Like all other ' `take TH ow AMIN* MONDAY. Apia titbit ki s il s inty's Serie* warn OwTrogoly e, GBOBOI BARNWELL. &ore % ru ed! Orel iider). Mr. Gaper ; Timeria=t Mr. l'oterII; Dacia, Mr. Deemeley; lhdreida s Mr. Meet, Mr. Lemeday. M Mimed (GPM 004 pm i fk m osy Leer, Mr.Orgee ; Weds, Mots Derilbera. Atter abide, lest time, se votively sew leaders Tate of Ereelleatesee I ' called ALMORAN AND HAMET. Woe, Mr. Tlmmapesa; Alemeeee. Mr. Greyer; Memet, Mr. ptolis ; Odor, Mr. Petrel Ceied. Mr. Defamed ; ea. or, Mr. Dreestry; Medaphe, Mr. G. Sada ; lerasel, Marley. *Weide, Mies Co l orised; Zemke, Ni.. PIMw to be Isitee of Mr. Redweil, la the iteleada ed the Wow or 'be Theatre. 0a Etat, Tarsa l , A Core fer the Illeare-Aehe. Om Wedeveday, The Sett& for Seemelml t Lady Tessin Miss Grimmest tram the Thew Rork DeStri). Oe Theveders The Heir at Lea. Mr. lege Bill reeappeer am Meadokliht . rlD/4 the /4 1 . lapereeeer et GArhlrr. 44. I* . rr . '• "Nor NOUSE OP WIDE. 'runtime; tram/. Their Lardiabips mat it tee etioisiewbefetwitme &AWL Oa the tootles of the Bishop of EAFT*Stedikbibb 110, , port of the Co eesaissiowees ter iligniripiktato OeuNes far the Rdweeflows of the Poo, was ordered The Reversed Pftleie then pretested e /Open of the Se. Met Coasetilltes of their Lordship. is *mi.* late the latwie of eolleetiise Chetah Ltrirlis—Feld vs the !obi,. Lord Lowther, Sir Edward icsislrioliek aid ether Mews. bete if the Host of `bfehtbo up NM Sisaiguar Sal libido were rest • s • • Mi The i per Ceo is. Orel ef labaaag WIN nisi a third ti me, put rt. dad 10 tip glisesar• _ rf Stoles a- - I OMB, were Os Meed•y the SA of April will be poblisbed, is ewe Vetoes* leo. ACOMPARATIVE ESTIMATE tor the MINERAL asd MOSAICAL GEOLOGIES. By GRANVILLE PENN, Esq Also, by the .ante Aortae, is see Vol. Svc mire It.. A. EXAMINATION of the PRIMARY ARGUMENT a the ILIAD of HOMER; is whim* t►e Usity of that Argeimst id demonstrated, wield the Objeetioes or Heyse am! Wolfe. Piloted the Ogle, Demean, sod Co. Leedom ; Dell sod .Iborlfsie,Eshisbursio; sod M. Ogle, Mops. , pais The Itireeiv••• a DMilie Amer Illetpiti4 OM, aa4 the rettemlited mod repotted, TIM* day pobtsekod, fogies is. h.aseel, AGRAMMAR or the LATIN TONGUE, for the Use of Schlott Snood ?Adios. Be J. JONES, A nohow of the * Greek Gramm." Prekttod for J. Sham a, Ilk Somiparal reef. Mara al.. way he hod, h Ur moot Anther. A LATIN aad ENGIJIM TOCASULART, 12.0. 6s. head, • noon or COMM% Toto*Alf.A.lllllre v • • Lost R olooloia puma &WINNOat itlf, previa. for reerliVOS mod meariw—ghippik t.a. mated. ROSERTSON• preereted • Petition her. NM& Bast India Ideoriones. prerreg • reeeeinti d reideadella reetrietieste, seri a 'mew eatearinie ef trade will Iroillirs• • Ordered to be primed. H !WRY NOWT. - - 7WiA7118.1101.41,, emir O N AWN DAY NEXT, 6re+i two. • Os 'Tragedy of - WAloLlittll; 101rAfrifeat i lboshoo 11 , liMlti Efeetsilb, Ossesri t Asontr Ur. applia—Ciser; Ur. i:„srd es Mark Mr. Itoretom. Wire, Mei. lisetit. • ' Wier ebb% ail be pereorsiiiltSest Noel s ere Owed . lee sir M torbetebeliiressees celled AND FAIR STAR; Or, THE CUILDURN Or 'CYPRUS. Grey. Stn. Viresg; Inge Week, Mr Farley ,• Tope* Ni. Orbesil; Ultesebsi, Olsorbird I eillart, Mr. •Ohipiess; ffoureddis, Ma Hasher. Fair fine. Nan rots; Amnon, Min lissreint; 'WU% Olin E. Dos oru. Obi Soon Torreay. tin Open of Obeillsor. • Wnerotay, she Coned/ rifilio Sizz ger Caifeer. Us Thereby, the Open of Rob Roy Os Veen ips Candy dna Ceedipsike filarriety. arerrige.** nerlsal Omen of Uteri Queen. rbis - day am relftbed, lkieaaddifaht liiriet le Re't nelic . iirids o Peewit of latig Reawall, &so" 11461•6. rite 4 .- breiria. of . . . .. •LE rrE RS of LA DY RACHEL. RUSSELL; P a non As lhoorcript 1. the Librory of Woinsro *thbet• bream ! !Weird for 1. Illsonvon; Loorrosono; Horst, . pa.% Orme, mid Brown ; Leekiaitue sad Co.; Thous*, Ilierawy. sod Darie n ; J. Brooker; J. Noway; Reichard sod ere • Baldwin Crodock, sad Joy; R.Selooley ; Jobo .-Corriforni ; mod lII. ' Erivrords. LANGHORNE'S PLUTARCH BY WRANGNAIL 'Tilts day is radii/lig d, handsomely primed is six 'onuses, Svgs. price M. 141 s. &Ara., DLUTARCH'S LlVES.—Translated from the Orivisal Greek ; with Nana, Celina and Historical ; gad a Life et Plinmets. By JOHN LANGHORNE. DD. and WILLIAM LAPIGHORNP, A.M. Tignil Wino. with Cacrection• sad Aildttnes, by tbe Km FRANCIS 'TRAM:HAM. F.R.S. Panted he J. Mswessa ; F. C. mid J. liaising; J. Mess; J. ..d W. Clarke; T. Coghill; J. sod A. finks I. flakber d Lammas sad Co.; Jobs Rickards's.; J. M. Ittitheramis ; J. looker • E. Williams; J. Collitsisreod ; Oh& Eginshory, sod C..; J. Ilstebsed sad Sas ; Ridden sod Co ; R. *holey; Ithermend aid Cm; °visaed Co. ; J. Robs; E. Uoyd mid lies; IL lisswidees; W. Masse; G. and W. I. Whattaker ; Sisipkig sad Siielliall; T. sod J. Alt air Lases.; Wilms aid &ma, York; sad Stirling sad 4 . THE LORD ADVOCATE. Antactowne said he had to eall-the atten tion of the Hone to a subject of considerable no palmier. Public opinion had been very inachdi rectal. mad more particular ly of late. is comet' strum of mute recent oecurresters too DOieft•1111 to require replanatiou. to the coodoct of the Lord Advocate, ' sad be should feel it his duty on the easheat oppor tonity eller the holidays to call their attention to that important question. He was satisfied that ouch on investigabou would bees saii.fectory to the feel iogs of the Learned Laid himself as to the —(Hear,_ hew.) The Loma ADVOCATS mid that many persons in that Holm well knew that he rather sought than avoided an opportunity for explanation ; however, when the motion was made, then would be the pro per tittle. In the mean mite, be hoped that Gen tlemen would not allow their minis to be lagoon:al by say psnisl statements.—(Hear, bear.) CRIMINAL LAW. Sir .1. hiscßturtssu postpoood his motion on the subject of the Criminal Law to Thursday, May 9. Mr. Lae MAID postponed • motiou of his on the subject of the Seditious Illeastiogs Bill to the 15th May. CROWN LANDS. Mr. CA LCIRAIPT wished to call the ottentioo of the Right Hon. Gestlentair (Mr. Horkirson) to the ream of tenant pansheniti Kean. These lends had • lately - mon into poseessiiiti •4. Si Cow.. esdike *eV* itarapisorsionarllstirprobou of poses Mos sod the ether bodes, to which all other lands awe subject. Mr. Hosstason observed. that although these lands were. properly speaking. exempt, yet he thought it would be an act of liberality to subject them to equal burdens. Mr. Bass err presented a Petition, signed by many thousand permits residing in the town of Liiierpool, many of them the aunt opoleot and re spectable in the neiglibuirrhood, praying for the !therm too of Mr. Hunt. 1! POSITIVELY Tea LAW Insaft. OURINOLO GIA. THEATRE ROYAL ' S:MAO IMOLA HOVER, !TRAMI!. .HIR EVENING, WEDNESDAY. APIA $, TO•MIORROW. sod SATURDAY, Ike SPLENDID ASTRONOMICAL EXHIBITION, wed Leven •• Moe STRUCTURE of obi UNIVERBE, Ilk BARTLEY, Comumeese at Seves-rmilmis At Teo. Iffeldmes At Os, SS Ilept levohlf• TO THE NERVOVA AND SICKLY. That* see poblisbed, In royal M s o. prier a ftACTICAL RULES for the PRE IN E I L tATION sod RESTORATION' of PEA LT/I. sod tbo bed Homo of PROLONGING sod INVIGORATING. U?!. 17 the Iste eeltiroted GEORGE ENZYME, OLD. 7.11. • I !Mt be tweet Nosoo I hove omitted, a., Noy Arai. time Catgut I Imo obi meted. I logo convoked osibiatr bet of owe osporbroce, sod obortvatiee ae 0, NO army ma" sod die killemitios of eibevo I boolApoobotMeAii. Itirio Prelate. Pebleollol by S. mardilb, IS boob and IBM g 4.1 Rootteetlors. Where alms nay b. bad, mealy printed is lass Om prise 16.. boards, LRCTUREI sa PHYSIOLOGY, ZOOLOGY, rad the NATURAL HISTORY of MAN, delivered M tbe Road Collere Soismiemee WI WAN LAWRENCE, F Rs. Member of the Royal Collage of Surposs, Icc. Sze. - TEN GUINEAS REWARD. TO PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ke, Wltereas It has bees discovered that rertaia Person we is the habit of Priollog sad Verdant Labels, beim( **es oe imitation of those sawed to the trottleo esistaiaiog the GENUINE. BLACKING prepared by DAY Mid MARTIN, thereby esabliogeopriseipled desks to impose *a their ems. owes • bad *ad injorioes article; We berth, 'fee • Re. ward of Teo G•10‘11• to say Versos who shall give such he %cassias se will lead to the coweictio• of say wee godly of throe illegal practices. DAY AND MARTIN , Parser% len. V 7, Rich Holborn. A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF LAMPS AND LAMP OILS. - g• APPLETON, LAMP awl SPEAKING *, • PIPE MAKER, bis Majesty's Treasury. Somerset Re. le. at Ihe City Lamp sod 0.1 Warehouse, lt, Ludgate-sires, St. Pawns, sal SS , Ohl Bailey (Thirty tee Uses established), begs leave to inform he Peeds sod the Palsies in gesersi, that be bee sow ea isle a lams cream. meet of the mothedmimil nod improved Olif, Two, sad Threetight Palest Lamps, which are at this time so mach is OS* for lighting Halls, Staliemas, Diniog.rosines, Draw. iagmeseee,Counling.huseses, Basikiag-immem. !lobby-Mikes, Cliarider,ampeiv, 11•11-reoma, Public Place, la. obey a bellied light is required; as ainortmeni of the most los. proved French aid -Semolina Lampe, is Brass, Browse, or Jaime ; Patent sod Illonsiaatiou Lamps to be let for Halls, Rave, Assemblies, ex.; Lamps repssred, eimarri, sad Ise yurrra ; Lamp Cottons sad Glasses; several Two, Throe. es l Four4lght Plate and Cni.elase Grvrian Lampe to. be sold very cheap, suitable for Culfer-bresses, Tower. Sally rooms, Re. *sc. ex.—Brass Paten, sad Grecian Lam.' w- ishes s' esalme t e. - Forty, Potty, or Sixty good Seesel.hand One mod Toe. hest areas Patent Lampe wasted. Jpeakiet-Pipes fixed up ill Town or Coestry. • A CARD. IVf ESCRS. JOHNS()N and BURGESS (late JaSu en sod %Williams), Proprietors of the AME. RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP far Children tinting their Tema, he= leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, sod the Vedic in teepees!, that they bays REMOVE!) to Nu. Mk YORK.PLACE, CITY.ROA Et (froze Neweasa•ssre.t s Oa. fool street), where the Beitiome will be carried " is isuoie. The very hitch estimative is whkb this ieestietahle Medicine is held by all daises of the consemtally, renders it soarers. soy to make any comment w it. virtues, mare than ream. mend Mothers and Nurses sever le be withoet the "Amen. esa &Wan Syrup" in the Nnisery, fur if a Child wakes is the sight with pains is its gems, this valuable Illedlebse applied will immediately open the pores, heal the pm., sod thereby prudent fevers or coortileitswa ; for should at come is competition wills soy other disorder, it ones destroys the Mother's brightest hopes. Parrots who may be *Memo of Nu, virtrn of the lemilsine Syrup, may refer so the sheerest Cl.ei that have appeared in the Newspapers for nearly !ftenty )errs, donor which period she highest testimouials d this invaluable Medicine- have been publicly arksoo'edeed ly •etne of the first Nubility and Gems, in the United K as mostly safe in its spphcatsoa, mild in its mime, sii.l ' , directors is its operation. This inestimable Mealieitse, to be bad of the Proprietors, 1. " 1 " , sad Rory.; late " Album and %Williams," as aid, by their appeintmeat, of all the Venders 4 Toes And campy, at la. %I; per ~~ This day was published, in owe thick volume square Iftfto. price Is. 6d. bored, FrftiE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of A. the FRENCH sad ENGLISH LANGUAGES; efts - Weft & ell Wade of gsueral eft, aed outberiard by the best „leeks By THOMAS SiUGENT, LLD. A New Editielie, carefally /leveed srd eularged. To while aro owe added, many Idiomatic Phrases—ell the NOW Wove imefted to Illeatardises sad Le One% bat Eilitsmai the- Hesionel heeds Dietiestary.-witb att the .atier ! • rigiri t serlig 70 0 1-40 4 Now% aowl ee KW neelesant 114& 0011111 AV, A.M. J. Lasdami I Primed fee J. Illawneet s F. C. and J. Riviera. ; J. Nese ; Sosiebord mod Letter sets; Cadell nod Davies; Leanne% Horst, Reft. Orme, aed Immo • Laebingtee sift Co.; Harvey sled Damon ; Jelly Riebsidese; J. IL Rieheriemp; T. Berta. • J. Csr profte; J. Boolue; A. B. Deka awl Co.; T. IlisOsey and Sows; BaHwie. Cadet*. and Joy; Gee. Damao, sad Cu.; Dienesod. Neely. nail Jones; E. Edwards; G. awl W. B. Whinalter; Harris and eft; liftable wad Marshall; Itsr- Ns nod Oa.; Heist Robissee, sad Co.; G. Mackie; Wil ier nod Soft, ; Stirling sad Made, rad A. Black, Eilabssegh. Of whoa Inn be bed, Niftier Edition, la a Pocket sire, pries b. ed. GI/TH RI GEOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. The iley s peblisbed, Is one tarp voloas• ego. 'nonrated willow retire New en of Mom one. IS.. hands, AGEOGRAPHICAL, HIS roiticAL, and COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR; exhibiting the pre ✓ent mate of the World. To which are added—l. A Geo. AVllrlikai lodes, with the Haws of Maces alphabetically armor* sod their Whistles wad Longitudes—lL A Table ad Como, wad Hoek Valve in Rogliab Mosey—lll. A Chro osioreal Table of Ileamokable F..eletti, frost the Creative to the resist Tlemr...aad, IV. As Obituary of Easiest owl lilawtrfsao Perrawa. Sy WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. The datreeserieal Part ►y JAN p FERGUSON, F.A.S. TUa Teesty-ibird Edifies, rened, sed carefully cur etted. • Prigllse P. C. sod J. Itielintso; J. Cuihrll ; J. semi W. Choke; . 0;4411; J. tkaleimrd Lowness, Horse, Rees, urine, Broom; Laeklogisio sod Co-; Eloerei aed Co.; itielsierhoo ; J. Booker; T. Boom, sad loos; E. Wil liams; R. lieboley; J. allswoosa; Sleek soil Co. ; Baldwia, • Ceotiork. sod Joy; T. Teo( ; Wreritaaii Meer, sod Jew"; 0040, Damao, 000 l Co.; T. Hosion; G. sod w. B. moots. kart; R. Edleseds; G. Markin; Brimpkio sod Marshall; sad looter. Lamle. ; Wawa awl loos York; sod ofirliat sod flkok, Of alarm may Is had, separate, Tb. II A Pti, evkwrodl, so Aso paper, sod lbolt.boood, Wee lb. BEAUTIFUL HAIR. teE effects of a beautiful head of Hair on the reetprosaftee hM hero at all Wars a enema' of &diminis hes), sad the Proprietor of the fallowing article Asa the antis • faction be appeal to most of the Nobility fo► the truth of that assertiog, that ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, or VEGETATIVE HAIR OIL is the greaseat heaotiher of the hair ever lamented. It clear* the dander frogs children's heads, sod irircis 'heir hair • 'weaker hototy ; it makes she hair, if harsher dry, soft sad glossy as silk, and give, it each steroid, sad dilatorily that it crisis , ' the era daring rumor is the daises or proinesinde, or in damp weather ; it • ' , revels., its Serino( grey ay roiling off, sod is well !Down to aseibeal ger Ate its soperlority in rigeneratiog its growth; price 3..6d. CAarratan --As it bat ►e►s ennnierf►itaql and imitateA by mmnseroea away aprealatora, the Politic will pli.e.e to 4,1.- be Proprietor's manse soil aildreos &■rind YR the label. N.ll.—Thia Cantina peettestady sprites to the Cosittry Nil In Foreign Merchants. Aloe. AT II 114 htiN'S EG ETA 81. E DYF., which chasers Grey or Red Hair to a peretaseet Rinse or Blot k, pricy Se; aid ATI( I N 401211 Aal BROS, A L I , IOA P, made by • we. proem. It is met* rudder th.oi the eethetets du•pa ; it etteetereete their pentieteee effeeta or the 114 i., and main it liiitiriuesly eon, white, lied reel.; price lc • square. iry the Pripprierrir, Me. Atklowiee, Peffeeter, 44, Ger rard sheet, 1101mbeeriare ; 57, fhted-ttrret ; %airier, ktrtkursage, 124, and Firth mod Leitrigley, Oxfurd-rieet ; Rorie, seal Meer, Cetkarseerthbri; Tette, 41, and Jobe bele* Se , Cvsa►lM slid mist Perfaimers awl *Winer ♦ssdrss. Vesiese. ' ` .r~.. • ♦r ..irk- ~ ~~ ~-. ~~ F. BURDZTV --- rosaTio;ie.ent a Petition from Ole tOdersigned inhabiteata of Waren*. rointdiou- Air er the cruel treatment inßicted ea Mr. Hunt, mid praying the remission of the reemaniog port of )he sentence. He did expect, after the general ascot which had bees created in the public .mind, that no petty, vexations cruelty; would have 'hero-exercised towards Mr. Haat ; but from a letter which be had received from Mr. Hint, he 'eris sorry to find that he was still exposed tecreelty. The Hon. Baronet then referred es the Report of 'the Commissioners. which staled, that althoogh considerable amelioration had been made is the - condition of Mr. Hunt, still ill hope of effectual *Mid' mart be abandoned until a realer qusotity llieshir and sun could be admitted to Ins apart -1114hts. and notwithstanding the general indigna tion recited towards those who had treated Mr. Hunt so cruelly, he woe given to anderiesed item two of the visiting Magistrates had ismer/dile evils of Mr. Haut's aituatiom by dein up Ire private door which led from his apselmoueslOlhe great yard. He did espec! inch intisiessuble stosi derct on the part of the Magistrates waled be put a stop to.—(Hear, hear.)—When Ire had first turned his ears:time to that question. he did not conceive it was of such vest importance. he thought it was arcuussevibed by mach aentowee dimensions; but the more he considered it, the mere satisfied woo he of the propriety of his hlajeure-Ministers enterfenng for the very severe punishment Mr. Hunt had already endured, so far 'Retain% the or*inal iateption of the sentence. was quite suf.& fic*riat to all for the remission of the reoseindet of his ponishment. And he still had hope; thee when they gave the subject a more full considerstioa, they would feel it not only essential to their own characters, but consistent with their defy, to take some steps which would reader any interference ou his part unnecessary. However, should they omit to do .o, he should take the earliest opportunity el calling the attention of the House to the 'object... and as the House was to be called over on the 44th of this month, and as there seemed to be little bu. siness for that day, he considered that would be • favourable time for bringing the subject wader tie considerstion of the Howe. Ordered to be primed. The Honourable Baronet presented a similar Pe. _titian from certsin Inhabitants of the Comity of Wilts —Ordered to be printed. Sir K. tViLsos presented a similar Petition him Houton. in Lancashire. They addressed the Heise in the 'language of men who felt that they had rights, but that they were invaded. They there fore prayed for the reform of these abuses..-. Orde red to be printed. Mr. PS TER MOollt presented two Petitions of • similar nature--orse from essveullT. the other from Kenilworth.--Ordered to be priuted. INSOLVENT DERTORIV COURT. Mr. HONHOUSII moved For returns of she number eif Commissioners and other officers employed its the Insolvent Debtors' Court. specifying the date of appuiutment., the new, of their duties, t of their suilaries. &c.—Ordored. ECONOMY AND REFORM. Alikeraseu Woos root to present a Petition (bins. the hugest Corporate Body in the empire: it *if from she Lord Meyer. Aldermen, and Livery of London ; and Iseisoped. to some parts of it at least. he should have the support of the Honour able Rotuma ,sir Wm. Curtis) who had just sot down upon the miniilerisl benches. where he was always sure of iupport.we(Desr. hear.) —That Hon. Ihlrooet might nut feel as strongly impressed as himself with the importance of that put of the Prink'', winch prayed for reform. hot be must at least concur in the justice of their prayer for some relief to the general diabetics of the country. The Petitioners intuited out very fairly the lavish ex peudittire of the pnblic money, which had created the universal distress. and the necessity of an un .simoing retrenchmeet, to order to emend sonic relief. They further prayed. as the hest mode of preventing a recurrence of these evils, that the House would restore to the people a full, free. anal equal representetion in Psrliameist.—(Hear. hear.) —lie should therefore move that the Petition be reel. The Petition was then read. upon which— Sir Wis. CuRTIP ~aid. he did owl loess to oppose Hunt Petition. it did no doubt proceed from the moat ratenoive Corporations io the empire; he meld root however concur in the sentiments it contained. • but it was couched in respectful tIN111• • and he hoped dr Hodge would deal with it serordiugly. Mr. WILSON expremed his regret art not bring able to concur in the seat inseuts of the Petitioners; and he should have tantalised from adriremiog the House. hod he not been impeeiously called me by Miami lions which he had received, as well by pub- SALE OP BREAD. Mr. CALVIIIT7o•eiu inrstiaiice of a notice he had given to submit a motion for regulating the sale of bread is the metropolis. There were two colones which were opened to the House to adopt, the one was to regulate the sale by weight, the other by price. He should prefer the plan of regu lating the sole by price, for the sale by weight was liable to many objections. He could meet with nobody that knew the weight of bread. Every sine considered that they were protected by Parliament, und by this mesus the fraudulent baker had an opportunity of practising imposition. His object then was merely to lay down some fixed standard which would be most advantageous to the public. He concluded by moving for leave to bring in a Bill to al , er and amend the law as it at present mood, relative to the sole of bread. Sir W. Dlt CIIIISPIGNY thought that the poor of the metropolis had a right to complain of the pre scot Wale of the law and the arrangement of the market, es they had to pay 16d. for the gallon loaf, when it ought. according to the price of grain, to be me more tlmo 1014. Leave was obtained to bring in the Bill. EXTRA POST. • I • Mr. S. WORTI.BT, agreeably to his ootity'of het eveniog, moved for the Petition of Mr. Henry fitirgeva, projector of the extra post scheme, to he referred to a Select Committee to exannne sod re port if any and what recausieratioo could in fair urn be granted to him fur the low of time and es. penee which he incurred in making that expe riment. Mr. F. PALMS* raid, that he had takes the ut most pawn at the time the subject was before the House in last Session, and afterwards, to ascertain whether the project was to be conducted at the ex pellee of the public nr the Petition►, and he bed been assured by the Chancellor of the Exchequer that the expenses of the experiment would fall on the projector. He Lad opposed the scheme at the outset, and in every subsequent stage, and he would not assent to any plopositiuu for remu neration. CHANCRLLOR of the Rennet's& said, that the Petitioner had proceeded for some time tn►der the encouragement held out to him by the progress of the Bill which was introduced to legalise his scheme. The. Bill was rejected on the third reading, and the churn of the Petitioner use forfeited. flat though he had neither right nor justice to abet him, the Hou.e might be inclined, cut of compassion, iu some measure to repair his loom kb. P. Meese thought that the proposition of projoasomaie. Rest t. the risk and ism on himself. It soda% a =. 4 . "ff comelletiaLauM 410wy were always on foes, to owed smatteeeeftl in ventor any compensation. Mr. S. Wolllllll' explained. Mr. Damson mid that this projector was not entitled oa the wore of humanity, Istsrever the House might compensate him, es be bad killaid ro small number of horses in the eiperimmit. There was se ground for the motion. Sir M. W. MOUT oppaed the amiss: Mr. W. fission mid that the Petitioem wet with• out any fair claim to Compensation. Mr. H. G. BEN m cry spoke to the mese offset. The Hasse divided— Pat the swam . • Assume it 3O SCOTCH JURIES. On our return to the gallery we tosotk the bilis ADVOCATE offbring as.. ohjectiona to sit seder foe addressing the Crown timt Oland) papers might be produced, shell/tog the antiber of perms wire hell been called is the lest tea years• to serve in Series is the Scotch Justiciary Coons. Mr. Pact. objected to baying on large a return of names printed. The. were called (or with a view, most probably, td she. that the as R parties had been doing the business of jurymen too fre quently. Then why not take one cirtiet, let it he any she Hon. Member might cheese. • mod tali kr the names of all the jurymen who hidweeveel iu the eighteen Assizes of the hut seven Terri; the Hon. Member would find that quite as repire way in attain his object. Mr. H. DRUMMOND recommended that the re turn should be lirruted to live years. Mr. Kniesenc proposed to limit the upturn three circtlits during the last floe plealt; 'Lien would satisly him. Mr. Pgni. said, that the officer who bad to make the .return was busied in repining for the aesiets. from which he could not return tiil May s If tip• return celled for were too einem*. it ens4l nu! he made until it would be almost too late so Session to make any use of it. After a few words from Mr. Calcmfi,• Mr. Ke.- nedy, Lord Binning, and Mr. H. Drummond... Mr. KIIIIIRDIr moved that the. *etc ord. - should be withdrawn and another sabstitkted fe similar returns from the Western Scotch Circa.: for the last ten years, distinguishing the name•„ residence, and occupation of each, thstnurisher called to serve in each year, the towns or cities from whence the sonsinoeses issued, sod the piaci* where they were served. Mr. C. W. Wean thought that it **aid be better in bruit the return to tive years. Mr. Bateau said, thak he did not know how they were to withdraw an Ord*, for an Address to the Crown, which might for aught they knew hare been delivered std the request complied with. The SPRAIIIII Gad, that lithe address voted bed sot been presented there was maims( to prevent the discharge of the order : of that they could only learn by endeavouring to ascertain what sumer had been gives to it. The order was discharged sod the amended orde.. substituted. Mr. C. Witt■ gave notice that he would mov- i • tIOLI iSiiiiir.: