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A t 4.7 j: O tt ' ' . .ll llb ' ‘ t t . .....il• "t , . . .. N. *. •• ::. •- - --41 ii 0 IP a6191,54t. 0 ~.. . . a A ".•j//' I \ 'l, , ‘ ,/ '',~ ,f ir V ~„,, is Da of g Otl od Ii 0,1 vs Ud is 04 Od Is 04 b Od 04 Ocl 3S od is °it i. od !.; oti /5 ott /5 od 04 64871 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 113.. CPRTCP SIXP.EIc£.44I:IA/itipllNN Ye IMPEAUAL PARLIAMENT, ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. °TICE i's• hereby given, that the EXHIBI TIWN WILL CLOSE on SATURDAY EVENING 'Nk;ri's the euth • lost. Admission Is. Catalogue HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Sec. • r , N • Exhibitors are desired to seed for their several Per rwspecs 'fuesdav the 29th, or WedneOLlY; the 30th'inst* OFrIC,E OF ORDA'zINCIrt shstle 14, 1813. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of . his M. - JESTrS OIIDN.I.VCE, do hereby glee Notice, That Proposals will be received 'at their Offlee in Pall :Vali , on or beforellio-nday, the sth day of fitly, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of NAILS and SPIKES; for service of this department, fora period of Three Years, determinable at the i.ipiratiozi of .One Year, upon a 11 7 oticeof three Months, at the option, o/' either party. HOUSE or PEERS, TUESDAY, JUNE 22. MISCELLANEOUS; - • ItOYAI EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, " 111116 4 by Royal Charter, in the Reign of Ring Georg. The Royal Assent was giren by Comotiasion to the Loon Bill, the Irish Excise Duties, the * Election Writ 4, and to, 28 others of 4 private or local description. The Lords Commissioners were, the Lord eItANCELLOR, the Marquis of WiscuEsren, :and Lord WALSINGIJAit. • The Irish Cotton Trade, the Scots Bridges, the. Irish Cdurt Houses, . and Irish Fire Arms Bills, were 'severally read u se cond time. the First. e. S. J> !1$ 0 • 9 4 9d it 9i U Jane 1813. R SONS, - whose annual Premiums fall clue are' ° L I ' , he 24th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts teady to be delivered at tbe Company's Offices, over Exchange awl in Pall-Mall, as well as by their re sl)tvtiVe Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as ' 4 114 1 2 4 are requested to apply tor the Renewat of their Poli r:Doa or before the oth Of July next, as the usual aXS allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each yo- Val then. expire. SAMUEL PENNING, Just. Secretary. 40 Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Asa nrittlee of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and shiP4, in nn't?otlr, in Doeli, or while building, from Loss or Daniage 'l' Vire! and also for the A ssuranze of and .granting .Annut ties 04 Lives. N. l l. Fire Policies will be 'jutted free of Expense to the Assured, where the mailuai premium amounts to Us. or up , wards. Patterns of the..eirtieles maybe viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's 0 . Tice in the Tower, and Arther particulars,aogether with*the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall aforesaid, an' day between the flours of Ten and Four o'clock, - where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up and indorsed, "Proposals for Nails and Spikes"'frpt no Proposals can be admitted after the said 3544ay of July, at Twelve oPeloek at noon of the same day, 'neither will any Pei:Wet be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Arent on his be half, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. If. CHEW, Secretary. The Ship Owners Relief and Irish Tobacco Trade Bills, passed through Committees of the whole House, and•. were reported Without - any amendments. JrThe .". Militia ray Bill, Pahoer's 'Claims, and a few ~„ others, ~ N e . brought up from this Commons, and read a best time. •': . .-, , ! .. . A disc ' lon..ofstotite length-tOok place relatiretathe North Wilts In • Bill; in which Lords Holland, Reilesdale, and the Earl of Lauderdale were the principal speakers, preli•- raimuily,' on the question of hearing of Corinsel, which was negatived tsy the Horse; and-seedadly, nn • the niai:i Inestion of the Bill 'itself, which Lord nonskid moved be now read a third time. r iVc+• , rugb• Lord lt,rnesnALr opposed the Bill at some length, and concluded by moving that it be read a.third time that day three moutlis,. • . The EArl.of nOSSLYN supported Bill. ' .The strangers were then excluded preparatory-to their Lordships dividing, and doors were kept shut for some time; as two divisions we understood took place, and proxies were given in and called fur. The majority in both cases Was de cisively iu favour of the Bill. The numbers on one of these we could,siot satisfactorily learn; but on the other, they were as follow':-,- 74.71ISVANT to a Decree of the 7. - Sigh Court of ChanuerY,, hearing date the 4th day of March, 1815,.. made in 4 Cause i*herein ABRAHAM SHEATFI and others are plaintiffs, Id et I(3I AR' ) YoRK and others are defendants, .. 74'1E CREDITORS of HENRY CLARKE, ... We of Shirbeck Quarter, near'l3iostun, in the COntity 5 Lincoln, merchant, (who died in the Month of November, 510 1, are 4,11 or before the 31st day of July 181:4, to conic in 4114 PROVE their DEB N before Simnel Compton Cox, Esfil• ; ) l u ,' `'d. th e hilysters of the said Court, at his .Chainhers, in iztithatuptO.buildin4s, Chancery-lane, London; or in do t t6r ol . they wil l i, . til excluded the benefit of the s' ' , . ..e. peroup or y . ecree. JOHNSON and GASKELL, Solicitors. Gray's-Inn, London. 1' clit:Als J APAN AND WINDSOR CHAIR MA li(7l,AC'foltY, No. 29 osite th e litew-liouse. , City-road, Finsbury-square, op-. • INGRA.AI respectfully, informs his Friends :,,,, and the Public in general that. they may be supplied -.'" ' '''" , 'Y ,1 I Wi ndsor,' 11) . .4 Chairs, . Couclivs, .„- ii, , . apanne ( , and y ‘.. ;, '"i Gsr•teii aim Rustic Seats, Flower Stands,'Betlsteads, '''' L ies, I:.e. Fittiiiture, Feather Beds, Mattresses, arid „ t "tY Article lii the Furnishing, line, lower than at any Fac wra or Warehouse hi Loudon. for It eadY Mc'neY' g ir t , "dant Captains, llotels, Taverns, and 'elnnkeeprs and c t ," 4 1 3 ) r etlkil.. ing great quantity of Chairs at a short notice, ‘, , ,, c ul'illied at .1; l's Factory, as great Assortments are al- Ys kept in a state , of preparation ready for ;he public de- IzThe Trade s u pp li e d . ~,,1 NALE of SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNY -4t 111 , . and all description of GOODS- every Thursday, at 12 ~( I: afa, at the 5..10 Rooms, in Teberitaule-walk, when the ca , •• tor i. 4 or b 144Y uying. • rely ott every attenti o n being paid them e i t h er i n • . Goods intended for the Sale must lie sent. in by Tu es d ay ere- IV. B. Apartmetits' genteelly furnished fur Single Gentfe ken, • .............-__ • OFFICE OF ORDN.iiNCE,. June 2, 1813. riIHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His JESTY'S ORDNANCE de hereby give Notice That Proposals mill be received et their Office, in Pall Mull, on or before Thursday, the 24th day of this Month, from such Persons as may be wining to undertake the performance of the following WORKS required far the Erection and Com pletion cf certain Magazines and Buildings to he erected and built at Marchwood, near Southampton,' viz. Bricklayers' Work, ' Smiths' Work, Carpenters' Worki: Plumbers' Work, MasOns' 'Work, Painters' Work, and Slaters' Work, Glaziers' Work. f't Lll ~~~ Contents 35 Proxies.. Nut Contents 29 Proxies 'l9--48 Majority. in favour of the Bill .... —ll. , 3^''i Get The Order being read for receiving the Report of the Com mittee on the. Resolutions respecting the Affairs of India— The ipttiliveitlNallASlstititE moved that the Resolutions voted hy the Committee should be agreed to by the house.-- On the question being put, the Noble Earl, in answer to an observation of the Earl of Lauderdale, stated there was a clause In the Bill, founded upon the Resolutions, for pre,- -venting any imposts the GOvernment of India nuty, lay upon the Trade, frwu taking effect, until the same were sanctioned by Parliament. l'he Result:l6mm were then read short, ar.d severally agreed to by the 119 Use: In the course of this proceeding, souse conversation ensiled between the Duke of Norfolk and' the Earls of liverpoul and Buckinghamshire, in consequeuCe of inquiries made by the Na ble Duke, how the proposed enactments respecting the China Trade, would apply in cases of British Merchants obtaining Tea or other commodities of China, front utf'y place to the westward'of Cape Horu ; for instance, the port of Lima, lir any inter in.thePacific Ocean? The Noble Earls, particularly the first mentioned, e(- claincd qrace, that it gas proposed to vanillin , to the ompany only twO monopolies, viz, that of the intercourse with China end the Teti Trade. These they Were cxdoiively to possess; its tea could legally he brought into this taintry but thrungh the Company . ; that privilege was to he es.ciii sleety- vested in them. As to the rest of the India trade, it mad he tircuitouslycarried on by other Modes. 71 he Report of the Irish Ca: hulk Officers 'Exemption bill was received, on the motion of the Duke of Nottrout, and agreed to by the House. Lord HoLLAXD waned, proposing the clause he bud al ludetl to on a former evening, and the Bill wet; ordered to be eitqlsed. . convetsation ensued on the.questien for going :fan a- T! cieneral liightvpys ,11 Lauderat ''l..ilrlfsl44ilitiblockaled by the Lord rills. A division took place, when there appeared . Cunteuts Non Contents l2 Majority spine going into the Committee .--9 The Bill is uccordingly lost for the present Session. On our re-entering the House, the Loan Cri. , ,Nctu.Lott Was reading a motion, which we understood was a proposition of the Earl of Harrotiviwy g s, for laying before the !louse certain additional information, official, relative to the chinas of Mr. painter. The Earl of LAttnennaut expressed his opinion that a.Cona ulit,tpvt.eed Is thet l other of y tliuirysl i r ose. l u dbe appointed, similar to the mode ad, utuseiddilettltilrillitisntelstirle:atiLlVl:o:ll:lll:tcl:nhil:OiN)Laatfniei ( r e l . i l u Tt l e t e 4 14 A B le " Jiarh would nut The Accounts wet u ordered to be pruduceduccordingly.7— Adjourned till to-morrow. ,31 L i 01 ;:".4 • 1 The Plan, Elevation, Specification, and Working -Crow inks of the intended Baildings, may be viewed upon applica tion to Hr. Tat, Principal Clerk of the 11'arhs at the Power, or tOMajor-general Fisher, the Cominandingßoyal EAgi• neerlit Portsnouth; U •AU - 3 ` ,‘)" •14. 1 :)Gt! D ow, :0 1 ; 4 : 62$ • . Payment will be: made within three Months, and after the Quarter in which the Certtficate of the Performance of the 71-"Orks'shall be lodged inthe Honourable Surveyor-General's Office, or in default thereof, an Interest after the rate of 5 per Cents per Annum will be allowed. The Proposals must be delivered at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the Magazines atidarchwool," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th day of June, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tinder be noticed, unless the Party Making it, or an !!gent on his-Lchalf, *hall attend.. 17 t;,, .Alt Persons making Tenders must he prepared to give Se— curet!, for the due perj'ormauce. of the ll'Orh fur which they I:nau tiger tasontr rt i .04 „„ 4 y er at , P R.,11; cnErP; serretarff. ._-- 45 ("4 66.4 13+ 0 1.1 154 ‘ 16$ 6. ' od: U ,, thl7 bee 4 ;0 10 " °1 le Lii`lY ine C"' Ant NO" pBv r ~10P1 ° ' 10" , '1 , ii , c it, .:~erar. (~ t{^t, 6811 1 • ~,o rj ti d. relic -"----------------------- . ING_TA".. ' fili: PATENT IMPERIAL' I 2:4,:tain,,,Nl:lll:N,;*4:::ltiti.:::::iii:Ltili:ii::l,:::::irl.,:::i::l‘ '.,:r.;l;...i‘Fv:;:":4itoGec:r::oll:l,...l.:l:rtiStib;ll...ll,:t..,,t;El.:ll,?,,ittr;:::i.i..i,TLltio.D7i..l:lSeti 4 ' 41 with act cral other ', ea ; i nvente d an d improved articles urniture; al=o a general ;nil N cry eitensive assort ment o f . tPitolste-y and Cabinet Article .3 fur furnishing ITousest coat ,, ". Tett'', manufactured, where Families may select and ell 4 ''''''‘ , a *tele House in a few. days, avoiding the extreme nvenieuee. of waiting several Months in completing their ,tahllethment ' . . 1:4 ". and West India, Articles, Army and Navy, &c, Bcc, by i;Illaa tht and th Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, tut 1" tuost modera m te, fur prompt payment. .........._ .NIQsI, ~' , , bESIRABLE FIIEEHOLI) ESTATE, HA,N'IsS. I,i",,YN will be SOLD, together or in Lots, kti,,.. s v'''tderil eg on . the Southampton River, and the New tifui i..,l l 4tisist.ing of the MANOR of 1)11 . 1DEN, with beau- , Veil i ti Ta t ~ and c on veni, u t Farina, containing al/out 94 . 18 acres, taatt - ,', 4 01 a large Purlieu, and valuable Rights of Ci•m- Worn, "le New Forest ; together with the ADVOWSON/ in tti ll . h r'',!t 4nOtr a year, 1 41 4 %4 j (untl i t i. ti l :74,te are some of . th e finest situations in the , King d'"gi commantherg the most deltglitfill NTiews ot 'Ain ~„ '4lllptun River, Spithead, the New } orest, and adj a ,. ' l .! 4 ,.trY. mriv . - "Late is extremel y we ll clothed with remarkable fine I , ' '''t(),, r wa yeligible for the Man of ott i ,„ t t ember and every kcia, 4 " , i the Sportsman ; and is capable of great improve iihtt, , .. rtle, :, piitiriculars will soon be distributed.; tin:01:1e smulaisn 01.1ry, appl y to Messrs, Webb, Webb, and At w / "........,..._ Ari4lelYPobli h e One Guinea, in Wards , ' ":11t ACTS $ f e. l : o l' iit ric the DIAItY of a LOVER of LITERATUIrE. Hoc est . Martial. Virere posse riore frm• — • ilded far By THOMAS GREEN, E*q• erti,,,t,r.,.tongtuntl, Hurst, Rees, ()rm.', . 6 -""' ; and John Raw, Ipswich. 1 1 14 r ''"lcap Tbk Day was published, t v °. With four Logravings, priet. 7s. iii boardi 44EASURES of 1-IoPE ; , . outer i'ttntPOEMS. f„ r / ,..."Y THOMAS' CAMpliEl o ,l r , ;lie, and Brown, 4 „ - t r,igtartn, Ilurst, 8A...e5,. . d - "°Y, London; and Dolg S , Or ‘,"„ ( s ' v , AIT E n - r n.l may be had, by the same Author, „_ 6 f WYOMING, with other POEMS, .........--- at,:-..........„.., • 1 \°-1 IV! We EDITION ENLAR GED. PIPTH , * .4 0 V This Day wasiniblished, ~ . 44 - alUtrip ‘. .... . Five Shillings and Six ' --s small wctavo, price Olt , Pence in extra boards, _ ~,. EB y" ; A i ' ; l' '' / . 1 Y; a nurlesque ork kc, tt Dein In Six Cant Is to which are added, Til,,Tuur (llama - ' tat` -01 i lit h Pdit" er- • , 1 i enlarged, - 011 or • ion, evvisinerad y RV Note by our 66 G o to--thou '4:'ll._ .n.nothinK."---ltnmu()' ' uside; 'Wm. _ ll n , Printed For Thomas Tip - , 111, CI" cun„„liog, btil),;4l, Rona-stree For J• Pick .F:114111'111514 ; •I• h o d, a tiewl i j. arid all ottieb J. f, drys ;of whom 1%1 Inc. orice titt , wuttion of 6, •-r.. ,' r ~.°° ' ' Captain, ,, by Dr• ..,,00rt., i 4 Shii i . o . 11. Lie void ..............___L 1 Ks tn boards. tr. ' ---'"".•'•••....7....._ „, .........r.,.....,...-.. AHE I" r 4 - n , r4: E l i t i k l i l s i i r r a v v ti s S r l I T , i t s \ e n d ' , sw- ,11 'r4. mm:- (, 4 4 61, ~- -4, pre4eliea , by Order tlt . the II ti"loiny ,f 1,111,101 Directors a the 'Affairs of the Last India con ktot. Itthiad, SeVeniber, tab , i sP , 7, on, , t 'l'i . '' rlr e ° , f .. a _ C 'ttitne t :t tI4 in St lary'l Chuck, I.• ort s . t:i , . to ►'t and serilee. a lit ' tia . - I Z u i ra .€ tc v . . ' - •,, f the late Ite‘c.tend 2. i . Ily R. H. KEItII, 1). 1). , 4 , 1 4 ,1„. Setliar Ch m ,l ,i,, to Fort S't. George. "IN (. 4 - , -7 Itrir ite ti,.....LOUtion, re-printed for Muck, Parry, • t i i l T,""l l lrs to the Honourable 'Etuit-tntlio. Company.,. i r , 44 intriip .. . s trt'et 3 Itivingtims, St. Paul's Chulch-y.,14 ' - ."' l4 4iity ; 'mid Seeleyirteet-street; EAST-INDLrI.HOUSE, - - • • April2l3, lsl3. rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGL2I.II'.D, Trading to the EdST-INDIES, do hereby give Natiie, That a QIr.4RT.ERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company, will be held at their ifouse in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the asd June next, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore noon, for the purpose- of declaring a DIVIDEND from Christmas last to ,Midsummer next. That the Transfer Books o f the said Company's Stock, will be shut On Tuesday, tke tst ,lsine next, at Two o'clock, ald opened ajuin on 7 1 / 4 urs day, the 22d July foam Ding. dind that the Ilioidend Warrants on the said Company's Stock, due on the 611 s July, will be ready to be delivered OR Wednesday, the 14M July next. CORP, _.4asistant Secretary. snEcr WORK OF PORTRAITS, After 'celebrated Paintings of the Old Masters. TIDE • SUBSCRIBERS .to 'this WORK Alt most respectfully acquainted that the . FIRST I's;UMBER, of the SERIES will be ready for Delivery early neat Month, at the Gallery, No. 18, ,OXendowstreet, Haymarket, where several of the Etchings, and also thu Engravings in ..th er k progress, by Messrs. Sharp , Heath, sen. and Anli Smith, are now ready for the inspection of the .Amateurs of fin e Sngraving. Two of the Etchings for the Select Work of Twelve large Engravings, after the Compositions. of the must esteemed Masters of the various Schools of Painting Will also be ready for Inipeetion in the course of a very•short time; these ale, the Holy Fetidly of Rallaelle now engraving by MrAleath, sea. on a scale of 24 inches by 17 inches 1 and the Dead Christ mid Marks, by An. Carracci, on a scale of 24 and 20 inches, at present engraving by Sharp. Both these Works arc . under the direction of WM, 111.1 CHANA, Esq. who has formed the Ulettions fur the same. Mr, YATES, at the Gallery, will receive the Names 'of such - Gentienien as may chase •to become Subscribers to either Sas' ties of these Works, and furnish a Prospectus thereof. V!I"1 fi TnE valoe .of Dr. FREEMAN'S (JUI SA LUTA It LS has been' so long proved, that no• thing of the present day can bear a 'competition w'.lll it, in all the ditrerent stages of a certain ,Disease, which it elli:aually cures, and eradicates from the habit, with, our exciting the , paintul feelings and exposure that attend.'Salivation— without debilitating -the Constitution i d an y degree, 'or even requiring, contine•vtent from busi ness, pr testridion of diet. The radical virtues of these ileStitilatilis Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation, for more than thirty years. In all thedebility both sexo they prove # never-failing Restorative, whether :the debility is produced by too tree use of Mercury. by ilf.cit pleasures, or the etli:els of a - warm ,climate, To Travrillers. add those going abroad., theylahnot be recommesiden tuu , tr „o l oy, as they will receive adalc, speedy, and complete Cure, in all old stubborn Gleets. and evety Weakness that the Bladder and Otgans of Urine. By its efficacy many Women have beeome,Mothers, who for many yews had been deprival of that haponess, windesale and rvt.cii, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. s ide, corner of l'aterni.Ster•row ; Sharp, and l'orts mown lows. esY'". iliontt, Mallory, and l'ortsea ; !fall and I°l ' llsl°ll ' C3 f ° '' ' n l i n o e n r r , i iLi t ti ' n d d i a °: n a ti s C . o s o h k e y e v f orh 6 y; p ec k..R.oss and Granville, isle!t term+, and Gil bert', Plyni.utit; Kilott Rod l.loyd, orvi Swiiiney and Co. Birmingham; Billinge, Ed. yertily, and Latlibuty, ; ;:ltailios and yiandiester; •I' rewinau, I xeier ; Smith., Winder. ton , Re/turn, Scott, and ha* ter. Edinburgh ; Baxter and G sgo w ; Ihi gtmand Barry, ; Steven.: .goii‘ A r d . co..Norwich ; Leicester; Dunn and Sta. - to N o ttingham ; and retail by most t7ountry Medicine. I VfenclerS'. in Boxes at as; -anii.6s. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The House was summoned to the Howe of Peers to hear the Royal Assent given to several Bills.---(For which .sce the Lords.) A Petition 'mos presented from the Inhabitants of Penzance, co mplaining of the hawkers and pedlars sales b y a u ct i on, 4,1 pm%logrebei.—Ordered to lie on the table. . The Naval Pensions Bill was read a third time and" passed. The Irish Arms Butt having been' rejected in the Lords for some informality, a Petition nits presented, praviivr for leave to bring in a new Bill, The Petition was referred to a pang• mittee, the Report of Whieh r was shortly after brought up by Mr. Dugdale. It was favourable to the prayerof the Petition, and leave was given to bring in the Bill. The Irish Malt Doty Bill, and the Irish Distillery Bill, were severally read a third time and passed. . • Tile Report of the Poor Laws Bill Was talon into considera tion. Sir T. Survcre objected to the principle of. the Bill, and moved, as an Amendment, that the Ittport should be taheo into consideration au that day three months. after a discussion, in which Mr. G. Rose, Mr. Ser;e;tilt Onstow, Mr. 11. Thornton, Mr. Kenrick, Mu. Thomp ,, o, Mr. Show, Mr. °pig, Mr. H. Simmer, and Mr. P. Meory pr tielpated, a division took place, when we oritlcrniood the mon bees were—r ' , For the Report Against it,, ... AB AO Majority Mr. Palmer's Per Centage Bill, after a few words from Mr. Rose, was read a third time and paisetl. The Militia Adjutants Bill, and the Militia Subalterns Bill, were read a third time and passed. Mr. W. EITZGEAALD brought u a Bill for amending NeVeral Arts relating tattle Distillation of Spirits in Ireland. head is lint, told ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. IRISH BARRACK IMPARTMENT. Mr. FREEMANTLA wished to call the attention . of the House to the extent to which the exPetices this department had been carried, with a view' to Ilmit those abuses which he thought had crept in. He did not bring forward tie subject for the pur pose of casting any reflection on the present Go vernment, but in order to introduce such reforms as he thought desirable for the benefit of the public. A practice had obtained of voting sums for this service on account. This he thought a very improper mode of granting any supply, and he could not hut strongly object to it. R e ferring to o a : l i i r i o ) a n a l : i r e t n e r t ß T L l )e r e t t l a g p r u e l attorhse and n s 2 e j 25th D ecem b er, : B D rt s t e t t :c l e i s i n o b t t b e ) : s ß : 9 , e o n 01 these, it appeared, from the returns, 133,7'29, "re in England and Ireland, end the remain ing 167,161 vwx,vabratttl, In Talmud the Dar, racks of various descriptions were capable br taws mining 85,575 men, deducting 'llia number front CSers 0 left England to r'rt -, t %{ l,l e.re el Va ; n o t t c ). Cl fo rn r e t n he a t t n ie, supposing };tracks vide' for but between 30 arid 40,000 men, whiisi i O, it there were in this country Barra c k s ca p a bl e o f receiving 170,0 lowances, &C.to ene ll e :rf o i l te . k 84:11 M 'IVO t ' at g n 0 England 'lie e tP amounted to 43,0001, In Irela , nd, small as Was' the establishment, compared with that of Eng• land, it amounted to 30,394 He proceeded to compare the expellees of the Barrack Departments, in the two countries at some length. The rent paid for temporary barracks amounted. to no less than 50,0001. annually. The expences of build- inns, repairs, &c. in 'lreland in this deptutment, the, three years between' 1809 and 181 S, had amounted' to 721,0001. ; while in England the. charges on the same head were but 450,0001; The- lodging-money paid annually in Ireland,' amounted to 12,0001. while that paid on the same head in. England, amounted to but 15,000/. The aggregate of the whole expence'of Irish barracki since the Union amounted to 4,59.1,774/, and to this it appeared from the only doinnent produced en the subject, might, be added time sum .of 1,261,000/. for ordnance since 1807, making the whole sum voted by the British Parliament fin' t=hat service, near 6,000,000/. He repeated, he meant to throw no reflection on the Government fur: the state in which the accounts were ; qit the con, trary, he highly complimented t lie Right Ilon.Genti. (Mr. Peel) for the efforts he had made Co bring them up in a satisfactory manner. He entered into the history of the establishment. The lir.= rangements made by Lord Cornwallis he did not censure ; but ire thought they %verdict longer such as were beneficial to time country. Up to the year 1797, it had been the practice of the Bars; rack Board in Ireland to present annual accounts of the appropriation of the sums voted by Parties' Inca before new issues. Front the moment this plan Was discontioned, the accounts got in ar um.; and in 1803, Lord Tyrowley appeared a defaulter to the public to the amount'of 1,835,2341. He should have expected measure's would haVe been taken after this to reform the system, but no new reguletions haul - been made up to the pre , : sent - time. Lord Tyrawley's accounts had nut yet been settled. They had been protested and vouched, but remained to he audited. His Lord shipbad represented himself to be a defaulter to the amount of 45,0001. instead of 1,835,904 The present system he pointedly censured, and contended the Barrack • Department' of it eland might to be assimilated to that of LaAjarl, 'tumid by the regulations suggested bythe Speaker (when Chief Secretary for lre4itct)', in 1801. He callicl on the Honse to exercise a proper Controtd. over it, :idle thought it their stets' tolook into such thint ata tenet; when the expetiditie•e of g,e;seeesi edit.ststeatt s, It tutpl!ti Irf it L b 01% verolia ought tinit'alo this ; Thud- it tciey eq(crtrorit.e.v- feet what they 'wished in caber ,parts, there ought. to exist nodifliculty in 'controlling the public esta blishinents of the 'country.: He felt himself in favour of a measure fOr connecting the Barrack Depattnient of Ireland withlhat of England, anti 'not embodied this proposition . in a motion, think petting it nnder the same' controul ; but' he had , iug•that. Would be to invade the prerogative of the Crown. wished to move certain Resointio4, declaratory of facts, an Adilress to the Prince Regent on the whole. Ile acco r d in g l y moved certain Resolutions, embracing the princi pal points of 'his speech, and an Addres s to t he Prince. On the first Itesolation being put from lie Mr. PEEL requeSted the indulgence of the House., While he shortly followed the Hon.' Gen tleman. Ile was surprised, after the speelt they had just heard, in Which the Hon. Gentleman hid 'so severely censured the present system in Ire land, that he should conclude with a motion, in which he (Mr. It. Peel) .could concur, namely, that the Barrack. Estimates of Ireland should be framed in the same manner as those of England. The Hon. Gentleman had enumerated the charges fin barracks in Ireland, and stated to the House the number of men those barracks would contain, but he had not suited; 85 . fre'pught to hare 41014, that the permanent barracks were unoccupied, and they were erecting to relieve the public from the expellee of hired barraelis.. Time whole of the ► llon..Gentleman's speecb lie regarded but as an argument in favour of permanent barracks. Many of 'those buildings he enumerated which were expected to.be tit to be occupied by the 'end Of the present year. Ile then proceeded to. slew tli it in conkparing the heads of expenditure, the Gentlen a t had not taken a Correct. vim Of the subieet, as items were COmprisedfrin the Irish Barrack I',stimates which were not included in ti%e English "The expense of salaries, etc. of b:irr.lUk he said, were hut 32,000 i. in EnOiold, while, on at scale so `much smaller, they amounted to 25;000. in - Ireland. In. point of f a q , , ,, ,b0 t, ‘ ,4 %-; eth'i'c, c h arge off that head he it;:..) ( l , l ‘ l ,i i tit h o r . l ice but 7,0:' , * - . 2 /. rind c" ti "g e rY s t i, 9 „ ( . l , t d l ,oll the the cOrreiTonding , e!, dilirrted, the, int:scot to the. amount stated. t.kt' Murropei".. mode Of a rraegiitg . ti!! et-/F P' soffit', way as the should ' c o ( in%i% ( ld i l l a in the t e n t ! r but tins lie hut not feeted it, in the present yea , been able to do. He hoped to do it in another yt..• sar With respect to the coMplaint of sums be- , tag granted on account for this service,,hestated, that the last year the st i nt of 125,0001. had been • la granted. The amount of the expenditure ; how ever, had not exceeded 62,000/, and chits, a saving of half the. grant haul been made. lie siuulkt agree to the ',notion, but could n9t....age 4. 0 l',4°