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(C(- ) • / /441 C . 6" . r1 -11t4. -1 -," - a- - P!..' . . . • 41 : . 1 e 4; r ip tisti N - rt4lo+ LONDON. THURSDAY. MAY IS, 1820 NUMB2R 5444. r PT SPECIAL DESIRE. 711 AT" &ROI' L. DRURY-LAN R. EVENING. THINISDAY. May 19. his Ms:lraq's Servants will Worm t h e Comic Opera THE HAUNTED TOAVF.It. Baron Oakland, Mr. Cattie ; Barna de Cowry, Mr. Bar nard; Levi Woliam, Mr. lirahans; FAlward, Mr. Harley; Charles, Mr. Mama°. I.oly Eleanor, Miss Carew; Ada's, Illadamie Vern", ; Cicely, Mt s. Bland. After which (sth time), a wwMusieal Drama, in two Acts, called THE LADY AND THE DEVIL Wilillove, Mr. Elliston; Jeremy, Mr. Harley; Signor Rs fart, Mr. (Lillie; Claudia°, Mr. Barnard. Zeph)rina, Mtas Kel'y N,goosho, Mrs. Bland. To.morrow. King Lear, with The Lady and the Devil. On Whit Nionday, a new Tragedy, entitled Virginias. or The F.ll of the Deetniviri, in which Mr. Kean will sustain the prineipil character. L.-wr THREE WEEKS or MR. MATHEWS AT HOME, _ . AT TIP: THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND, THIS PRESENT THURSDAY, May IS, litln, when be will have the honour to introelure his Friends to hi, COUNTRY COUSINS, sad THE CHRIST MAS AT BRIGirroN. No Performance on Raturasy, being Whitson Eve. In consequence of the applan; and laughter with which the celebrated Entertainwsewia of last year were received 111101 C 15th by a crowded audience, THE TRIP to PARIS, a nd I.A DILIGENCE, will again be pcsfurnied on Monday siva. SPRI NCr NOVELTIES, et Spitnlfields Horrfe, it, Henrietta-street, Covet-garsieu.--tiUneAltill and Co. (late Hodges) have sow as Sale their extremity SPRING iirottaelbut of SILKS, LACES, MUSLINS, and SHAWLS. Their new Itivmstions for Hurtling and Evening Drees have attracted the must !ceding Characters amongst the Nubility on make extensive purchases. The New Crepe de Naples, Mont nas, OW Spanish Dreues, are malted ; and also the besetiful Patterns and brilliant Colours in l'izetreil Los ',rings, g ame * Satins, mud Helixes, with TalTet ie., Lustre', Gras de Naples, Dui:apes, Angola', &e. Ladies have the opportunity at this House or selecti n g from an immense Stock every article 44 Dress requisite for their Wardrobe, however minute or extensive, at such well known moderate Prices as to reader every comment unne cessary, for Ready Money only. VIIUIS DAY T%l'() PRIZES of 10.000/. 3 per Cent. CeesoM most be Drowns, besides Ten or Twelve other Capitals. The Wbeel canons, 4 2 4 he. &c. &wain in Meaty sad 01011141111, 711 CAPITAL PRIZ WI. Warranled Midmost Tickels and Shares are on Sale at the (Iliteittabliiiiibed sad Fortunale °Gees of H AZA RI) and Co. th► Contractors, Royal Exrhange-gmle; 38, Cornlisil; sod 3tl, Oxford-atreet, corner of Stralluwateret, I ondoes ; nett* Minced and Sold to she Lai.c Lottery Comma, 7,370 and `-'o,oool.earb, 'mil to a recruit Lottery All the Praia of 30,0001 !!! .HAZARD 4 Cu. Slowed and Sold FIVE of the Capital Prises drawn tint First Day, 27th April. To AIRS. JOHNSON, PROPRIETOR OF THE AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, No. 114, Ncirssian-ssetet, Oxford.street, Loudou. 11 ADA M—tiov:eig experienced the blessed effects of your Syrup es two of my children, I beg wnu to insert the cave of one, on whom it had the must ex elferte My rhitil, Who a two years and • half ...hi. his heels +uttering outlet every specks of debility ever Anse it vu. los issoettis utd, owing to the extreme elitist-idly ..of tuition to r keth, P. , 11 , U141 SO, that a total waste of 'leash ind distorter,. jo.als ...tittered the child incapably of M . .red 4: 10 t3t I follow, at the same time having irons or her I.•gs to prey, ut their gettiug more distorted; -when dirertid by Providence, I was recommended to apply to you fur the Syrup, which, after using two or three days, my rhdd appeared to receive fresh life and strength, and however singular it may appear, after using only one Bottle of lA. Spa up, t was enabled to take the tromp from her kg., and shortly after she became perfectly restored. Every in tieiry as to the truth of the above will be cheerfully so snared, by your most obedient Servant, No 6, (toe,, court, Piricett-street, F. STAGER, Temple-lia r' May 4, 1420. TO be b a d o f the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. W. Newman -street; and, by their appointment, of all ibe Medicate Venders in Town and Country, at ltsu tl. per honk. N.ll —Mrs. Johnson relieves the poor, as osoal, at her Tu-sday asd 80orday morning, from Nose kill Teo O'Clork, by briligitor a letter from a rtareesaMe house. 'keep►r, to ctrtify that they are reel objects of charity. CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDIAS. COMMISSARIAT DTPARTSIENT, TR ?AWRY CRAMMER/I, MAT 15, Istlo. UCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the Afoot for rewnsisairrial mpipl se. in furniah for Twelve Month., from the 25th June rest, ant+ quantities of Coals and Candles a. may horn time to time he required, for the under-mentioned Ilisicarka, may receive Particulars of the Contracts, on applyilie at this Office le wren the Hours of Ten sail four; to Deputy Commissary General Young, at Eilitiburch and to the respective Bar rack Masters in the Island. of Glimmer. Jersey, and Alder ney, and deliver their Tendcrs al this Office as follow, via. Tenders for supplying , Collo, pealed op, and masked " Tender for Coals," until' Twelve o'Cluck on Tuesday the Bth of' June. Tender; for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked " Tender ,for Candles," smell Twelve o'clock on Thursday the 811. of Jose; but emu Proposal, either fur Cusis or Can dles, will be noticed, nnle.s made tot or asotextal to • petaled Particular, and the Priers inseiled in Wort at Length; nor stemless a Letter be subjoined id sorb Prupoidfl fcum Two Persons of known Property, engaging to become tionsid with the Party tendering In the Sum expressed in the PArticulars for the slue Performance of the Cuistract. If Tenders are sent by Post the Postage must he paid. Etch of-the following Conon.s to he teuilerrd for sepa rately, and all the B km in each of these Counties to be supplied tinder one Contract, six. Reeks, Devon, Ewer*, Hants, Kent, Middlesex, Soissex, and the Isle of Wight. Separate Tenders and Contracts to he made and entered into fur each of the B km at the following Places, viz. Brecon, Chester, Stockport, &c. Pcooltionia, Scilly, Truro, Carlisle, Dorchester, Weymouth, Sunderland. Stapleton, Isle of Man, Manchester, Blackburn, Burnley, Bolin's, &c. Old ham, &c. Norwich, Yarmouth, Nvwcostle-upoili-Tyne, North ampton', Nottingham, Milford, Minion, Ipswich, Land gourd Fort, Croydon, lirw, Birmingham, Coventry, Hud dersfield, Halifax, Hull, Slidfield, York, Leeds, and Scar borough. The Barracks in North Britain at whirls Newcastle or Sunderland Coals are wird, to Iw• tendered tor loErlher; sad the other Barracks in Not th Itt ti•lte at which Scotch Coals are used, In be in like manner Ictol,red fur and supplied under one Contract. All the Barracks in the three I►lauds of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, to he an ppliell h•r one Contract. CENOTAPH to the ME RY or her KATO Highness the late PRINCESS cHmtuvrrE.—A• so great an interest ban been excited upon this subject, and as the anal erection of it in some public spot must be yet a work of time. Mr. WYATT think.: that the r.xmairlON of the MONUMENTAL GROUP will be gratifying to the Public; be therefore bras to iuform them that it is NOW OPEN to their view, at 19, Ileoriettmstreell, Cavendish square.—.4dotitiance, One Shilling. SUPERB SHAW LS.—The present unprece dented stale of the Market has enabled BROWN and Co. to purchase, for Cash, their Splendid SPRING COL LECTION of (melons anal very beautiful SHAWLS and SCARVES, at an astnekhiog reduction of price. Their Speck/sees is Atigtu•Csthessere are acknowledged by F... reigners to be the most correct imitations of India that have hitherto been produced. They are now on Sale, from 455. to 15 grieves each (fur Ready Money ohlyl, at Brown and Cu.'s, IS, Renritita.street, Covent•garden. This day are published, handaomely printed in Fon.. Volt Aso. with a Portrait and rather Engravings, price 11. I2a . in hoards, • New Edition of THE M ISCELLANEOUS WORKS of OLIVER GOLDSMITH, M.B. including an ORATORIO, now first 'united from the Original. iu Dr. Goldsmith's own hand-writi..g; to which is prafixed, swag Aceolont of his Life and Writ inv. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivioglon ; Cadell sod Davie.; Longman, Hews., Rey., Orme, and Brown ; J. Cohen ; &When) mud In ; J. (brid g e; W. Lowndes; John Richardson ; .1. M. Rh-lowborn ; R. St-holey ; .1. Asp►rne; Baldwin. Cradoek,and Joy ; Ogle and Cu.; Lloyd and Son; G. and W. B. Whittaker; C. Toylor ; J. Collingwood; and Simpkin and Marshall: and Fairbairn and Anderson, Ediu. burgh. RI ILN ER'S WORKS, NEW EDITIONS. Thu slay are published, in Eight larze Volumes Bvo. price AL 18a. in boards, with a Portrait and au P.ograving of bus Monument, a new and uniform Edition of THE WORKS, pinte. of the talc Rev. JOSEPH MILNER, A.M. Master of the Crammar School, and afterwards Viesr of the Holy Trinity Church in Kingston-upon-Hull; now first Collated nail Edited By the late Rev. ISAAC MILNER. D. D. F R S. Dian of Carlisle, and President of Queen's College, Cambridge. Printed fur T. Cadrll and W. Davies, Samna. ••• This Edition comprehends the following Wurks,esch of which may also be had separately, viz. 1. The HISTORY of the CHURCH of CHRIST (con tinued, on the same plan, by the Dean of Carlisle), See volumes. 2. PRACTICAL SERMONS; to which is pn axed. an Arcnunl of the Lire moil Character of the Ail I hor, by the Dean or Carlisle; two volumes. 3. TRACTS and ESSAYS, Theological ■nd Historical; oue volume. WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, Complete iu U, tavu. This thy i. published, in one large volume octavo, wilhout the smallest abridgment, price his, in boards, a Rev Edi tion of CRITICAL PRONOUNCING IHC .t and Expositor of the Eriklisb Language. By 1011 N WAI,KER, _ Author or Elements of EineOil 4444 Rhyming Dictionary, &r. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies; 1.. , 11V1140. Rees, (haw, and Brown ; J. CuObeli ; Baldwin ; Coadoek and Joy ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jupra; J. Riehardnin ; Sinspkno and Marshall; J. Booker; Darrey and Darron; and G. and W. B. Whitlakrr. •.• In this volume the meaning of every word is clearly expliiiird, mod the sound of every •511shle dialinrlly slienos ; sod, where words are subject to different pronunciation., lb. Authorities of nor best Pronouncing Dieti tttt Nth s ore fully exhiltiled, the reasons fur reels it large displayed, awl she pre (rumble pronunciation pointed out. A_ sibove may also be had, New Editions of all MT. ter's other Winks. This diy is publishrd, in three large volume. uctero, rice 11. Ile. MI. in boards, or in th re volumes royal Bro. price 81. 21. is hoards,* New Edition, bring the Fourth, revised by the Author, of 911 HE HISTORY of ENC.I.AND, front Ole Accession of King George the Thiid, tu the Conclu sion of Peace in the Year 1783. By JOHN ADHIPHUS, Esq. FS A. Printed fur T. Cailell and W. Harks, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. • Of wholo may also be hail, lir the same Author. The POLITICAL STATE of the BRITISH EMPIRE.; containing a 'General 'View of the Hameatie and Ei.rris,ei Pu ions of the Crown ; the 1A... Cuminerce..fteVrlllles, Olficvs and either Ertsblistentente, Civil nod lltiitsy , in Jour large vultures Bro. price W. is boards. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Arum lA, 1820. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of mEncti.lNTs of ENG LAND, trading to Ibe EAST INDIES, do hereby yire Notice, That • QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COM I'ANY will lie held at their Moose in Leadcuhdl . atrert, isp WEDNESDAY, she 21st Jose next, as Eleven o'Clock in ylie Fincooson, fur the tourpnae of declaring a DIM DT.ND from ChlissMall so Midsummer 11 0.1. That the Trausf.r Books of the said Company's Stock will be SHUT on Tuesday, the 6th Jane next, at Three o'Clock, suit OPENED again or Tuesday, tha ISsts Juli &Bowing. eustenileil by the Respondents tint the ilted of 1790 est hailed his slight, because that skid muss he revived if the draill bi•d deed was eel aside. In answer to thin be had ro submit In !hex ilist Ihr deed of 17941 could 4..1 revive, Niue sztinguished by the deeds of 1103 sod 1804, fur that deed assumed a clause of reserve. thin to revoke or alter. list would admit that in the deeds of 1803 aud'lBll4 Ibe winil revoke was nut to be found ; but it was not necessary, as the allrration was provided for by the oi ie mai deed; there ass, therefore, an ample power of revocation tidier exonwsed ur by imoltratimi. The word revoke would lie sufficient for both; bid the word after it it oat of all dispute, it being rspressly applicable to tacit or issplicd revueat • ; these was :hers f. ire an express provision in the deed of 1794 list is s hosts be void in MK it was re voked. The distinction list he wished to brine their Lord. And that the Disi.less.l IVerranlw.wn the we'd Compan)'s Stock, doe ON ihr bth July, will he ir.stly to be delivered on Thenday, the 81h July west • J 031141 DART, Serrrtney. ships' attention to, as to the deeds of 1893 and 1804, was, that they 'evoked the deed of 1790, •Ilhough su other part , of them could stunt, and he was borne out in Ibis conclusion • • EAST INDIA MOUSE, MAT 17, MI- by the law of England, for the first volume of Roues .4 , ,ridgment, there was scam where a proms devised Certain ripHE COURT Of DIRF.CTO ORS of , , wad.. bi anutto r, and afterwards he devised them to the 'VNIT I KMCS7O:IIIP'AIirt of - 140IRCHANT r Sof ENGI •poor , of • psimb; the latieelrynld not Lasater that dam. LARD, frailiag a Ike EAST INDIES, do herd" giro 1 ininatioa, soul the first was dePiivEd.birThe second bequest. There s 1 .vas a cain.where bind is the first imnance was That the COMMITTEE o f TIEME am ' WARE. 1 devised to A, and afterwards to B, and he bring a papist (DOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing. could not take, sad A was excluded by the second devise. sealed up, min or before WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of The lAnn CIUNCALLOR issierrupteil the Learned Counsel, June '.rat, front such Persons as nosy be wil:ing to supply and observid, that he vms obliged to attend elsewhere; hat the Cummins with a quantity of that their Lordships would hear his further stairmvut and BRITISH HEsgENg. wHorcHT IRON NAILS, and amino at on Friday. PACKING MOPE and TWINE : Further couvideration postponed. And that the Conditions of the. Contracts may he seen an sopplant ions to the Clerk to the slid Committee, al his Office to this House, with whom the Proposals most be left before Ekren o'Clurk of the said 14th June, iflto, after which boor the Committee will not receive any Trader. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. His Grace the Duke of Rutland took the oaths and his seat. Mr. l'arhouse presented the Sixteenth Report of the Camas lie Commissioners. Mr. 4. A.'fa) tor and several other Members of the !louse of Commons brought up the Stage Coach Regulation Bill, which was read a nest Iliac. Mr. Ittogden tonaght up from the Mimeo( Commons the troth SCA Cnropant , aud the Iriib Stock Titmice Bills, which sere read a first time. DIVORCE RILL r. TEMPLE. Mr. Lee, from the Cumisimy Cusui , prowented tlw pro etwthaes and judgment of that Court Ws this disorce case. Tire bill was read a first lime.—Adjoureed. HOUSE OF COMMONS, WFIVMDAT, MAT 17. At ■ b ont a quarter to four o'clock the SIPZAMER look the Chair, shortly after which Mr. Firmay brought in • Bill for Lighting the City of Glasgow with Gas Lights.—The Bill was mid the first time. AGRICULTURAL DISTRFSS. Mr. HONYWOOD presented a Petition from the county of Warwick, in which the Petitioners complained of Agri cultural Distress mud prayed fur relief by a revision of the Corn Lilac—Read y and ordered to lie upon the table. Mr. DUGDALE presented a similar Petition from the Inhabitants of the Western Dirisiun of Kent. We under. stood the Hot Member to say, that the Petitioners were per. sons of considerable landed property, being altogether the owners of !MOM acres iu the county, and that they prayed fur relief in the same manner as that which had byres sug gested in the last petition which Mid just been presented.— The petition was read, orderecTtu lie upon the table, sad is be printed. . . Lord Lowitimit resented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Kendal, of Windermere, and several districts in West morland, complaining of great agricultural distress, and praying for an inquiry into the state of the Corn Laws. l'be Petition was read, and ordered to lie on Ibe table. S r J. Summing uteri-nit -4 a Million, signed by • very respectable body of Landholders its the %%resters Division of Hertfordshire, eomplainiu,; of •griculhrral dirtms, and prayi•; relief aceorilinly.—Read, and ordered to lie on the Sable. Mr. Dictoissou presented a similar Petition from several Occupiers of Land in Sonsersetsliire.—Read, and ordered to lie on the table. MARRIAGE AMENDMENT ACT. The Bill fur amending the Martino Act was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on Friday. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT. Lord ALTIIORP brought in a Bill for the relief of Intel vent Debtors.—Read the first time, to be read a second on Wednesday Deal, and ordered to be COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. Sir G. ARRENDF:R moved, That the Order of the Day be rind for the House resolving itself into a Conimittre of Supply, with a view to grant the Vote of Seaturn for the present year. Mr. TIERNEY sug„orsied the propriety of some further time bring allowed before a question of sit much importance was brought forward, especially as the House was at present so thinly attended, and a% it had been arranged that no business of a private nature should be taken into consideration after fire o'clock. Sr G. WARKENDER said, that he would not have brought forward this motion so early, but that the estimates which he was ahnut to submit to the Howe were not of such a stature as would be likely to give rise to any discussion or difference of opinion. The SPEAKER ob•ereed, that it was true the House had determined that no business of a private nature should he introduced after live o'i lock, and that, as it snigst he found inconvenient iiithe course of next week, as well as immediately after the holi days, if the House ware to recur to its former re gulation of appoiliting half-past four as the latest time for private business, lie thought it would Alie Inure convenient if the Hon. Dlemul►er were in post pone his notice of inoti 111 l until live o'clock.—(llcar, hea►.)—lt would be better to do so, efittrldiiy as he under►tood that there now was business of a private nature, which might engage the atientiou of the House until there should he a fuller Lttendauce of low. 51 einhrtp.— (Hear. hear.) A IRICULTURA I DITP,ESS. Lord G. CSVKNOISH presetited a Petition from several 11,14111,4,1er.. lllthybliife. COMpitiiiiiiig of agricultural distre►r. and praying for rehrf.—The Petition was read, and ordered to be laid upon the table. Ilia Lordship also presented a Petition from ►esrral debtors coolitted its Derhy gaol, preying for reliel.—Kead and ordered to lie upon the table. FEES OF CORONERS AND SURGEONS UPON GOLDING INQUESTS IN IRELAND. Mr. S. COOPER, in moving leave to sluing in a Bill to regulate the Fees of Coroners and Surgeons holding Inquests in Ireland, said, that there was a an ate, passed in•the 5011 i year of his late Majesty's reign, for regulating the fees of Coroners in Ire• land, her which great irregularities had crept • into the practice of many of the Grand Juries at their Assizes. One of these irregularities arose from a slight ambiguity in the warding of the EAST INDIA HOUSE, MAY 17, 1820. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me li UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trotting to the EAST INDIES, do hereby lire Nul ice, Th.t. Ilse COMMITTEE of BUYING nod ITARE. HOUSES will be sandy to receive Pronossalo in writing, sesslrst op, use or before WEDNESDAY, the Mk June, 1820, Guist such, Prrouns as may be willing to supply the Company wills PIG LEAD: And the Conditions of the Cunttact may he seen on ■p plicstiott to the Cle,k to the said Committee, with whom the Proposals ,an•t lie 1441 before F.I. veto o'clock in the Forenoon of the said 2flth of lime, after which hour the Committee will not fierier any 'Fender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. This day is published, price es. 6il. TEIN FIN PART (•. 0 tltr authenticity of the New Testaraeul) of a COURSE of LECTURES, containing • Unclip and seineinatic Arrangement albs several branches of DIVINITY, accompanied with an Ac count of the principal Authors, and of the Progress which has her, fissile at ahfferent periods in Theological Learning. By HERBERT MARSH, A.D. N.R.S. and F.A.S. Lord Bishop of Peterborough, and Margaret Professor in Di- •laity. Priirird (or F. C. and J. Riving - too, St. Paul's Church- yard and Waterloo-place; multtalau by Drightorm, Nichol son*, and Barrett, Cambridge; of whurn may bir Lad, by the same Author, _ I. The THIRD PART of the some LECTURES (on the Inierpeetstion of the Rih Second Edition, SVO. 4s. 2. The FOURTH PART of the some (os the Interpre ts' WM of Prophecy.) Second Edition, Bvo. 21. &1. 3. A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the CHURCHES of ENGLAND sad ROME. Second Edition, with no Ap pendix, euntnining SWOP explanatory Note.; flea. Bs. 61. 4. The THIRD EDITION of MICIIAELI'S INTRO DUCTION to the NEW TESTAMENT. Translated front the German, with Notes, 6 vols. Bvo 21.35. IMPERIAL HOUSE OF LOIDII. WIIIMSDAT, MAT 17. APPEAIS. TUE QUEENSBERRY ESTATES. Their Losisbips postponed giving their judgment in this important cue to Friday. LEowiLL, Appellant. GRADY. Respondent. This was an Appeal from the deerskin of the Judges of Ike Court of F:seherfurr in brimful. Their Lordships gave their judgment for the Respondent, confirming tie deuce of the Court Wow. lIIS GRACE JAHRB DUKE OF ROXBURGH, Appel lant, JOHN WAUCIIOPE AND OTHERS, lie. cp.n(leNts. __.. .. _ . .. . _. .. . .. Mr %Vanity'', leading Counsel for the Noble Appellant, slated his case. from which it appeared, that, iu the year 1799, the late John Duke of Roxburgh made a settlement of Isis sinentailed estates, and his personal estate, oa his sic. tees, Lady Eartx and Lady Mary Kerr; and in case they had not issue, to Ina heir in tail, having the right to the Earldom and "mate of Roxburgh, holding tip himself the power at any lithe of his life, even on Isis death.berl, to revoke the deed of settlement. It was also proved, that certain lands in the parish id Kelsu should be liable to be redeemed by the heir in tail, um payment of 3,0001. to Ladies Essex and Mary Kerr, at either of the two Terms alter Martinmas, which should be after the death of the Noble grantor, and also to discharge them forms all claims that he the tenant in tail might have against him for exchange of lauds, Sr.c. In the year 1903, the same Noble Duke executed a deed conveying hid unentaded estates in trust to John Watiehope and James linsidas, for the payment of his funeral expenses and debts, and fur the payment of legacies that he might afterwards direct by will ur unenissrandum. flu the 19th of March, 1804, the Noble Duke, a few hours before his death, ex. tined a deed porpor aux to he Otte of instrtictioas to his trustees, under the &I.t of 1903, rattier to his wish as to the mariner in which his personal and unentailed estates 1.6001.1 he disposed of after his death, by which she hfr-trot of the Duke's whole imeistailed properly was given to Lady Essex and Lady Mary Kerr; but their Ladyships were not eati.fied with the beipiest, and determined to re shire the deed* ex capita terfi, and take as heirs at law of the testator, which was Clre.iinford by the Court of Session tis Scotland. After the death of the noble 'vitals'', William Duke of Iluxbusgli succeeded to the title and estates, and he died in the th of October 11405, and after i t s Is decease the Noble Appellant instituted a suit for 1.15 surerasiun to the title and estates of Roxburgh, sod was successful. The Ladies Essex mid Mary Kerr having been asiceesafid sit claiming the lauds to heirs of line ez cepa, tecli, the Noble Appellant was advised that be, as heir of ierestitiore, bad a vied to reduce the ileath.bed deed of Duke John, as they conveyed lauds destines' by investiture in the heirs entail of Roxburgh, stud lee tualttuted a suit fur that peerage in the Court of Session in Scotland, and Lord Alloway decided against him, front tibial judgment the present appeal was brought. The Learn e d Counsel observed, that the first roes lion for their Lordships' consideration was, whellwr the Noble Appellant had the right to reduce the settlemi sit of John Duke of Roxlsiugh iu respect to the howls destined to his Goatee's hetes use entail. It was nut dented that there were cerium lands in which the Appellant, as heir of entail, was heir of sionatitnre, tote was it denied that an heir of in vestiture, though not .heir of lute, may reduce es capita fedi, that is, jwrie, which was admitted by the Itespuusb ruts. The claim of the Appellant vrassthen well founder! in seined •to the lands destined to heirs to entail, but it was Act. in which ime of it. el, I .'err ■ 90411 then forty guineas should be prerrentsit for the whole of s iris Cormier, at any one Aortz.s. H The meaning of dos, to cinun o ir, Wig Iwrfeelly ustrlhrtblr , lint the (i , 14.11 Jurt l iii • 11911 Ando' to chose in construe it •s* ft t entire than forty gionses4 to rich ttf tne Another ortegehrily, end for which I.r a. *orris t,i ray there was no pretence wherever. ik 4 , 4.11141 the , e Grand Juries quoted Ores Act autlmity f• r I,n/writing seine for Surgeons sitelithul, .stir lOgUestp, whereas there was not ante C l 1141 the Act to justify such • proceeding. Under is ese error., for errots he was Lawful in - plippo*e Own* 1.. he, which had escaped the trotter b, tl, of tin e '," Jurors and Judges, considerable sum. of money ha been improperly levied. A. the s rewninarot• ere the first year lied not been yet 1.0 twfore'the Douse...lie had net yet had an oppournotry rrf ea ernioing them, but in foveae, yews he Irtit onsert.o that the irregularity prevailed in roan} unit in the only one whose pre.entmeors frr flier 1819, and Lent 1820. lie had ores:, the county in which be resided (tint th e; c „„ t . y ,,,,- Sligo,) the Gram, Juries srrwrn.trsl fi r both iriti pores. at the Summer Assizes, torte than t.sive 1,4 much it •othorized by law. and at the last Lent Assizes more than three I.lltrip as 111114'h ; j4s. deed he believed. that. Ir. strictures., urr present wait whatever (ought to h. :we b. en in tile under Iles s Act, for though it g•ve authority to I resent, it rti.i not gory from wlirnce the money was In be levied. I well for these re.tscrits that he moved for leave t,. bring in a BM to repeal the Act in yn.stioo , with a view 4.1 closeting further legulatioos an the .04,11, which tnigla put an end to these jab..—Lrerie PAUPER CHILDREN. . 3lr. BROUGH tit gave notice, shot •Itntlly after the Wi.itrott Indian). en liottontaLle I'trrud of Ju l wo hiing forward a Hill to du gravy wits toe difficWiie. which prevent the renroving of pauper • children front Losishoo to Devonshire. 31r. J. SMITH sand a ftw words us support of ttre propriety of such • motion, and expre•l4l.l a un.li • that the *0*(1 uf, it isenulil be con:ii vitt! wtth um • I t inquiry ilriu the poot's rate. BANK OF F.NGLAND. 11 31r. I. GREIVFELL moved, that certain piper.. 1 should be produced tending to 'hew what sums b -10 been paid by the public to the. Mirk during the last year (we believe), for whet is colted the management of the public debt,—Ordered ac.. cuidnigly. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. Upon the mutton of Sir G. W AIMS:NOVA. the House resolvtd itself into a Committee of Supply. The Hon. blember then said, that it mould be 11 , canary, iii point of form, to propose that the Plint of 500,0001. should be granted on account, rill after the holidays, in order to carry OH the public service. The Revolutions, which lie *Mould lay brfore the Committee. were— Tbat a bum of 653,500 f. be granted for ware., in main. leiniug the number of 15,000 sailers and 11,1)00 marine., fur thirteen calendar mouths; That the saw of 612,0001. be granted a■ the amount of the Victual hog Ordinary Estimate" during the umr prriod; and Thal 104,650/. be granted fur the leer sae of Ordnance on Sea Service. These several fonts haviag been grantrd, the flnn.e . cc. stinted, and the Repuit was hruur,hl up, mod vidert.l to he received to-morrow. Mr. 110111101 AZ informed the Hosar,that his Himeutrabie CMleague, the either Member fur Westatiscitsi, would, as catty as imssible after the holidays, bring froward the fpm_ firms, of which notice had been given, resvrting the trans:se. titan at Manchester on the 16th of last August. DUBLIN FOUNDLING HOSPITAL AND HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. The Dublin Foundling Hospiial Rill, tool also fire D •bl.n Douse tit Industry Roll, were eerie read a ►mood time. CIVIL LIST BILL. Lord CASTLEREAGH Moved, t h at the 1 - 100;* should resolve itself into • Committee on the Civil List Bill. Mr. BENNETT said that he wisher! to take this opportunity of saying a few words respecting the Civil List, and its the first place be meld not help expressing 1111 regret that his 'Majesty's Ministers should introduce the 801 l now peraceited to them, which was the work of ■ Committee, apirodited tirely by the Ministers of the Crown. From the Report of a Committee thus appointed Ministers had the presumption, without any further inquiry, to come and ask for a Civil List equal to that which was grouted in 1816. Ile well reuse mitered the arguments used on that occasion fur granting so very • large a suns ; they were, that the time would crime when the state of the Civil List cautel he properly inquired tutu; that it probably would very soon are rive, and that then the requisite- retrenchments • I might he made; but slow, forsooth. tl.ey were to Sr be raferred to certain documents of lk 16, es tir e grounds on whirls to proceed, documents which Os we un(feratood the Don. Member) I;ati never beru fairly laid before the House. Ile for our lead no hesitation in saying, that he thought the sum theta granted trio great even for that year, and far too much for time year, in which the Crown would be 15 per cent. better than in 18 16.—(lleor,hear.)-s lie was not surpris , ed that 'Ministers should say drat the &latent worked well. for it work. ei will certainly for the Crown, hut not for the To hi m , however, it seemed that the CrnAii wiv l i t at pre .. sent, as in the reign of Quern Anew, to rio at least something for the people. !low ditfe•rent was the conduct of Ministers during the last reign, from that which it had beru under the reign of his late Majesty's excellent predecessor ! lii the reign of • George 11. (as we understood the Hun. Member) the Sat•retary of State, Mr. Pelham. had volun tarily conic forward to surrender loan el the Civil List for the benefit of ilw country, whereas its the last reign Ilie Civil List debts were tine times I , llld, to the amount of four millions and upwards. During the !art of y years, however, she country had the irnsfortutse to be governed by the same set, under rhtleresit names, with but little exception. and that far so short a time as scarcely to make it worth noticing. It was, he said, persons of the :•, . i . ...,.. • ill' •tt -• •: ' ' - , ~... ~ p•- • 4 v ••• , • s 7 , .• r . .....,., _. ..... •,,,....., , , ~ • • / .. . .• Op, . o'. • 4 , 4,... ' c fir, 441:1133 • . .4- 4 .... ri , • • , ' i ',. • ;* • -0 11 # , • . PRICE 7d. ~..-.........-.... ................, 0 . . which one of it. elitists protidrirt, that nn I 91141 then fortv ruinedr olsoul,l he ore..-nt. it • - j . . 1 .' ice,, •~ THII ATR E-ROY A CO Ir ENT-rrotILED.NN. .- Th.,I4S:—..IdIUMING, 'THURSDAY. May 18, ?ei time, * taw Historical Tragedy, called • . VIRGINIUS ; 4114.Talfra IBERATION OF ROME. Applies Chotfiitss„.Mr. Abbott ; Virginins. Mr. Macready; Irilivs, Mr. C. Kemble; Claudius, Mr. Connor; Siccing 'hots t as, Mr. Terry; Nomeiorins Mr. Egerton. Virginia, Min Foote; Serria, Mrs. Fastest. Tie Prologue. to be spoken by Miss S. Booth; the Epi .. locus by Miss Brunton. After which, the Bulletin of MIDAS. lopitrr, Mr. J. Isaacs; Pan, Mr. Eatery; Apollo, Mr. Durum' : Midas, Mr. Liston ,• Sikuo, Mr. Taylor. Myst', Mr.. Liston ; Daphne, Mrs. Sterling; Nys.i, Miss M. Tree. To.morrow, Virginias, or The Liberation of Boone, with The Slarrisee of negro. (in alloiday will be produced, first rime, a otew Scotch Hornaswe, iu two acts, called The Wale of Bothwell Bilge. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. SURREY TH EATIt E. rriiiS EVENING, THURSDAY. May is, Yo.l4oRitow (FRIDAY), aad SATURDAY, will be presented, an entirely new Serious Historical Melo-drame, taken (ruin a Tragic Play, written by Sir James Bland Bur. gess, undi r the title of THE KNIGHT OF RHODES. Villiers, Grand Master and Dinrersor of Rhodes, Mr. Ben goo ; Omar, Envoy from the Sultan Solyosam, Mr. Smith ; a Itelleade". C.tptisse r =r4luntley. Lissena, a captive Tinkivb Lady, Misr Taylor. After the Melu.dranse, a Comic !Inlet'', called IS lIE JEALOUS? Mr. Belmont., Mr. Watkins; Mrs. Belmour, Mrs. Horn; Harriet, Mr.. W. S. eh:merle! ; Rose, Miss Copeland (who will introduce a Song accompanied tis herself on the Harp). The E•Gertaiurnente to conclude with a popular Comic Barletta Spectacle, called MOUSE TRAPS; OR, THE MOUNTAIN COTTAGER Boxes, 24.—Gallery, Is—Doan open it Half past Ere, bevit at Half-past Six.—Half Price at Half-past Eight. An entire change of Entertainments on %Mt-Monday. A Romantic Calr,luuiAn Romance will shortly ap pear. ender the title of Old Mortality; and a new grand Spectacle is in preparation, to be called The Curunation,