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. 7-- , 7 1., "• 7 r •••••• = 0 / 114: 0 /i .e4 ) ( .. 11, 2 . . . . NT Ce 4 nt - ... . 0 '. 7 i.i , v . , -N! •. :1V.% ..,. a 4. r , - ft" I • .1, 7•••' . . • ... •.. -,, 1.1, - '.. "..1 • rtp. e' .t . t 7 . • ' \ :e . ...1 :!4. _ •le " ••• ;17 . lltititg:fi s _ffi_r_ ,c.., 7 .f2r.... ' s • •• . v .• • s‘k,.. . _.L.- = LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1822. Numnrq 6012. OF Paws 7d. THRATIIII-ROYAL, DRUIIY- LANE. ris EVENING, TUESDAY, March 12. his Majesty's &maw Will perforce • THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Carla. Macbrstb, Maas's, Prairie • Prodigal, Mr, Um, lee;Whit, Mr. Game; filar. Me. leairrlil. Mrs. Paftebees, Mro. Marlowe; Polly, Miss Fork; Loey limo), ales Ater wb , ch (7th time) a Petit Correetly t ainoti LOVE IN HUMBLE LIFE. Tbe principal Chiliraltri by Mr. Coop% Mr. Mr. Bight, awl Nils S. Booth. Tit melees with lb. Serio•Coesle Orange Beadraelle Piece, celled AMOROSO, EING OF LITTLE BRITAIN. Am•ress, Mr. Harley; Reesteada, Mr. KNEW Ob. georieds, Mrs. Bleed; Maids's., Mo. Owe. Plum to be rates of Mr. RoEwell, is the Itotaada a the ' Saloom of the Tbearre. ' Mr. Haddam, el Illealatreet, is appointed sole Arid, at she West Red of the Toms, he the disposal of Hie • Private Mom la the Lome of this Theater. • suds Rua ettanimi he der • 111 .1 st 16. Tho t? .t le—wish I 4072=katertat•olesie. Otilelorrloy, the Opera of Arleserzes : Marmleae (Bret titigth, Mu Furde. Oa 111011443. 'heMss of the Wield : Sir Pertisax Mac . 'PRANK gr.‘,416 EAST INDIA HOUSE, FasstuaaT 27, 11122. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notke, That the COURT edit be ready to receive Proposals Ns writing on WSDNEADAY, the 13th March, from the Owsece of geed Copprubottomed Ships, of the harden of about 330 Toms registered niemeoreeneet, speeifyiag the rate of freight at which t h ey may be wittier to Let each &tips he Owe !forage to and from Braemar.. Tie Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender" me the doves, Is be owerally sealed ep and left with the Secretary at this Hower at or before Twelve o'Cloek at None nn the abovemmeatioiLed Jay, beyond which hoar ao 'relifier• will be toosiesol. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The partirslers of the taros nod condition epee which the be employed, may be had or opplicittimi she Clifte of the Clerk in the Committers of Shipping, ea; or Otte Illiemday, the eth March seat. aad that he would roam it Mmaid be mad a brat tiro*, mad a areouJ tints to-morrow. Earl GREY mid, he tatadffirteall it his duty to make a few . observations. He did net Atilt that 'Mei. nt time had ' , bees give n t o th e bald er* of Mork to dis s e n t hem accept 1* Mg Abe redamed integral. Iflt did nut chiral that their Lordships' would be fairly droll with if thia Njitsoure was 'to be precipitated *milk the Hoses willinte I any dr 011til Ilse* bona gives of the. reamans that had caused Ma Illojraty's Governisseat is seddi-nly to dr...mine on torryisg the measure ism. effect. He had no pereunal interest t in the subject I if he was to eosins!, his own interest, it would . be, Ibai taxes should be lowered, and th e interest Ola mosey fa the fonds. He wen emeriotied, this allowiwg the meimulit was necessary as well as just, it was not to be done with pre. ciptsoncy. He ihuo i rtit their Lordships ought to have the opinion of the twelve Judger, SIP to the construction of the Act of the Plih of his late Majesty, la belber the interest of the lee per smote. could belegtily red•ced. until IS millions .of the tentiomil debt wan ? He trusted, if they aim satL hero the opinion the hikes, that they would 411 Woe beet the opiaitio of sod Learned Lo r d e s Illtplehals ow -tow awl**. ' li mild out be esstesileil IIS: . when they were coiled Its hatitlete um • sobjeell 4 %wheels! inspoattete• er Ihr twitter", that they not how the sehohilerantlilielffilligffiets; std he Veil . been lolopsigid, that Arran the of the Sill in the other Haase of Parlimmeet, it Armed tier it would be oversew, for Awns to Mug I. sighs Sill, to man that otoiii ailatehabey were discuaslng hailer-tit. The Earl of LIVERPOOL agreed with the Nadi Hart, that the measure ought to ondurgo full diarogaion; it win not his intention to prrcipitate it by moving for the sorra ii". 4 •NY pr the Statidiog Orders of the Howie. He was maser be would be able to tonvirce the Nettle Earl, that it was fully competent for Parliament to pans an Act for the payhmr offer this eines of stork. He could Not help remark- Mg. that he grim confident that all persona interested bed sufficient time to glee the osessurat their! Aril coasithwatitta, for the porpoise of rituifying their dimwit. Great public tit it nee would take place by delay is eseryiag it lute execution, and it cook, imager no other photon. this to open a Geld fur atock:jiArhers. A. soon as the Bill cams finm the other House of Parliament he would think it his duty to have it most fully discussed, and that at the met early time pomihle. _ essatcp would he plated is a gory awkward eingetion • but that was the ogre rumor why the Mame should petle.;lll NJ further used the legal goegliee ass slowly it. ceded. For hie pert be swell sot dasprehteed how the moasure could be carded isle einiestibe While the plain words of the Act of Pargarnest Wed. Abe twenty-Are millions of the debt sham 4 bra redeemed hove such a step could he taken. ha shoed out, berremer, sow rater into that pe,iot, f..r if there were a legal difficulty it !meld of rour•e he decided asewbent in a more totems Ys woeld, ligglawer, wish ter ask the Learned &mit. maw opposite, the Musieseteue wheels was to hr psi apse a eel. tithe flame. It was that clause which pee U. portliest' tied treaties of Intestate a tuner time than °them to telelhe their optima. He wished to knew if that would apply roses tally to all trustees ? He twee that was the ietestiim of Km Legislature, hat he laniard he hare the opinion of the Attorney Grimed epos its earestructies. He also isistwd !it huger If trestees beueficially iideristed,• and striae out of • Euelsed, were eslitted to the sass prisikge ? The ATTORNET•GENFRAL mid, that all miscolecp. hi m mm u kt he oveided In the tioserfied of the w..cd " all." II woad thew M " eh' newer% wiabosot ray inception. ELLICE said, his teases fur askie/ the g oratiou was, "ffirlarsee the 1f... tiewthawa• (Mr. Lesbonivtim) who Mrs. datell die measete, wished to lode the Bill read the third Motile Eateoduy sod regresmd, %hilts it appeared to bawl NM *see alterations sae-revery material. It appeared, how. Meer, to hoes, that the difficulty would be _obviated its the manner suggested by the Attorney .0 I. Mr. W. WII.LIAMB said, he had beard that day that if a 'Mee alteration took place lit the Imo of a dhws' foam any holder of It per cents. it would be rejected ailogetlerr. That appeared to hive a case uf peculiar hardship. Mr. Loishisruso. Mr. Willisow, the Solicitor-General. Mr. J. Mitten, and the Ch.oicellor of the Each, quer, soon. tested a desultory couversatien we the order ores( Heal by the Bank fur the 41.settis to observe. The Chsurellor of the Exchequer concluded it by observing, that the Bank vioulA only enforce whale..., order they Gourd under the wauctiou of the law. But indeed it wooed he found is the end to be. • mailer of no very grave moment, the disseatt wou'4l, in all probabiliii, be au few. Sir J. NEWPORT oohed if the same lodelooily war given by die Bill to the cooduct of the Directors of the Irish Bank as to l l.e of the Bank of Ferelusel? The CHANCELLOR at the EXCHEQUER replied is the •Mrsostive. He then want fur • deur to direct the dissents of Arc. measitauts G Ito be added to the Bill by way °hider ; which wu ordered. Mr. HUME prepared a emote to prevent the Beak from receiving the usual rate of alluwauce ou the soma/meted ca pital of seven mi11i..., which would be added to the no, sisal amount of the debt by ilso postai of the Bit!. lie moved that the clause be brought up. Mr. MANNING said, that the Bask asked nothing for that part of the smolder which belonged to tier assents. Bo: the nature of the coattail batweeu the Guseruateut and it.e Bunk would be book , u, if any measure prijoihrial to *be lair tourists of the Bank were lo be brought op now. .A:1 they /Nailed was the fair terms of that conioad, harlot the trouble of the oseuagement of the debt, sod the liability of all forgeries • ad lorms'nomectrd with it, no their shoulders. Mr. CHEM:ELL contended tbet the Bask ought nog to charge um the additional capital :3001.• milieus, as on the present deka. Upon seven mellows it would make as &deli flood charge of two or three 'boosted pounds, Wittig equal to the smosort proposed to be caved the other ought by eve deicing the smasher of Ashen aity b.. 1111. He titled say se. . to ghee that the Bask would have muse risk or unshod .euw them beteieforr. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER objected to the clause. Mr. lit/ME said, that the Commissieveser of Woods end Forests oppooute had declared that, is his opiates, the Sauk were not eutitled to charge for the added capital, as they wou ld h ove less weary to pay, god there mum cossequestly be less reek sod trouble than before. - LU? INDIA HOUSE. IF O S DIRNCTORS _lf. digs; trim COMPANY of MERCHANT& if ENG. ..S.AND, Or liiking do Om EASPINDIES, 4 Awing gfas ' leek% That the following Proprirtore, goal eilffeshilT I• kw. lave. is conformity to she 6th Section of the 7.h Chapter of ,She By.Lawe orate said Cunipaey,sinaillid I. writisti to the Deeretary their desire of beroatiog CANDIDATES fur the DIRECTION at the rosuieg Election of Sic Directors ou WEDNESDAY, the 101 k of April welt. WILLIAM ASTELL, CHARLES GRANT, Exit. CAMPBELL MARJORISANES, E.q. CHARLES ELTOR PR Escorr, Esq. GEORGE warm E.q. SWENY TOONE, EN. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. -7 7 f_ ,-I, THEATRR-ROYAL, COY" NT-NARDINN. 111141 S * EVENING, TUESDAY, March 12, will be acted (13lb tire) a uew Opera, called • MONTROSE ; • Or, THE CHILDREN OF THE MIST. Earl of Marrow, Mr. Curry ; Earl of Mouieilli, Mr. pormet; Amens Mae-salay, Mr. Corer; Atlas Macaulay, M►. Ablaut; Cspt. Dalgrity, Mr. Limos; Ma/goes of Argyk, Mr. Chapman; Sir Doacau Campbell, Mr. Eger.iia; Ilanald of Has Mass, Mr. Yates. Ef9teill, Mrs. Frick; karst Lyle, Miss Surphaas. After Which • Melo.lrams called THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Griadol4 Mr. Farley; Count Frederick Filbert, Mr. Cow err; Earl, Mr. Meadows; Loiliair, Mr. Abbott; Itelmar, Mr. Chepeers. Cleimbee, Mee Foote; Rawls*, Mn. A Private Iles sky be bed ler Ibe ewes, se shrleely, of Mr. Orestke, et die Des.ollke. Des* 7e.; Sewed Peke, U.N.—Pit, Se. d.; Seyesd Prise, Its.--Gallery, IS.; armed Price, 1a...47pm Gal lery, Is.; beard Price, ad. Oa Thursday, The Two Ceatlemea of Verona—Tom Tlinnib the Great and The Steer Walker. On Salowlsy, Rub Roy Sliteicrepe: nob Rey, Mr. Mac . reidy; Diam Versus, Miss Stephens—with Rosins: Wit. Nis, MIAs Hallaude; Phmbe, !WWI Force; Rosins, Idles M. Tree (lb& Mal appearance ia those Characters). UNDER THE PATRONAGR OF HIS MAJESTY. BENEVOLENT. SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICE. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL .•1 this SOCIETY trill be trefebrated ore SATURDAY NEXT, March 16, Pitt (St. Patrick's Err), bream the iota Aseiveram, at the City of Leaden Tavern, Huber ple-etreet. ratuiparr, The MARQUIS of LANSDOWN. •110E•Plitiita SITS : Earl GREY could not see what possible disadvantage easel,' accrue to lie public by delay, as the gulled was not yet folly benne them. He engendered delay remit lecesrary when he recollected the camensitiestion snail, from the Throoe on the arst day of the Seol6oll, when his Majesty was advised I. inform them that the eoantry was is a must pentanes, stale, but he regretted that the negociations beleoca Ronne and 'Forte, had out been roactoded. Those sentoelatioss bad not to that day terogiusiod, sod they might emic!ode by hostilities; then, in his opinion, it wee Recto. sary to wait fur tie result before this wagers was precipi tated, fur otherwise the public might be much isjwrrd. Tie Duke of Welli•uissi.Y.G. The Soul of Durni. y Tire Marquis of Dusegtl Ova. Lord Herroles, The Fail of Blesiators Right Honuarable George The dlwrgois of Leaden- Gaming. Awry, K.G. 'TEMA RD/ : The Earl a Belfast. M.P. 1 laird ebbe., M.P. Lard Wm. Fitattevald, M.P. I Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. Hon. J. Abererumhy, MP. I Sir Marks C 4 'tote, Bart. M.P. Gas. Sir Johu Doyle, Bart. Sir U. Burgh, K C.R. 41 P. G.C.B. Jame, Browse, E.g. M.P. • Mr David Ogleby William Meow., El. M.P. Alex. R. Stewart, Eng. M.P. Manlier , Forde, Esq. M.P. Thai. Spriae Rice, E.q M.P. Edward Sirrart.jaa. Esq. Richard Autbowy Blake, Esq. Rubert Bell, Esq. Joh% Fitzgerald, Esq. George Webb, Esq. George &Miley, Ell. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, If the argument of the Noble Earl meant any thing, it was, that it was rat only necessary that the discussioto should be put of until offer Saturday nest, but that it should he put uhf until the nego tiation between Runde sad Turkey was terminated. He could assure the Noble Earl there was sot a amitotic is she Speech wide', had bees Cheered (i.e the Throne, that be would oat adsdarLas be delivered ma the rev alit day from it. There wooed be full time for the holders of the sleek to enter up their dieseinis bra*. VW blase of 80 • 1111 • Y ant. Oa Saturday !sat there were dhows entered to the amount of only between Hire mud 400,000/.; what had been dose this day be sus nut 'scorned uf. Earl sag Y said, he uodurbtedly knew that the time might sever irameAlsea there nosh! not be itegociatioes ear ryiogon betimes' Foreign %tress; bat here there were segos carbon. earn/in we between two germ Power., suit it was Out denied but the result of them was doubtful ; he cos leaded, with this fact before them, the measure Omsk not to be pressed with precipitancy. He ass aware that lacunae mieuce might be felt by those who had already siguified their dismal, by delay ; but that inconvenience would not arise by the moderate delay he asked for. He knew that soy thing which could fall from him would sot prevent the Nu hie Earl, if he thought proper, from hurrying the noasur• Ibniugh the House; but their Lordships would nut be &chug with becoming dignity if they procreded iu the discusstou without the, had all lite detail. he fo. e them. Their Lord.hips 'ben, at half-past fire o'clock, adjoarued during pleasure. KING' THEATRE OPERA CON C ERT ROO M, HAY. MARKET, VIDOURANIOIi-ii.illOß ROW (bring Wedemiday the 13th instant), at Riven, Mr. WALK ER proposes, in addition to his usual sob:lmi'. sit attempt at the D•moasiratien d the Earth's Tree Figure sad the Lisaritede at Sea. This origisal invention of his late father, Mr. Adam Walker, has been lately meet, enlarged and bran 144, aud form, with its splendid Actuary, an iattresitag lllu►trstiun of the Science.. Bums 3s.—Place and parties W, Old Bond-street;. /114 Coralial; entail Oise of the Kings lliausre, To-eiss (Tuesday), at Owe, in ibe usual capersn,..! amid on PIS EU al ATICL • losesgegok patio s as abs,.. Tickets. 20e. each, to be had of the Stewards ; or Thomas ■labritige, Esq. Treasurer. College of Pby.ici■as. Wartnek• tie the Secretary; and at the bar of the City of Leo- JIWIN • Disoir of Tabs at MN pie Viw o•Cbob. J. C !MICHELL, Secretary. • Queso-ipoore, Ittoomoipory no mMATHEWS AT HOME at the I'HEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND, on THURSDAY NEXT, Mardi It, and SA- TURDAY, she 16th, with Wifely isrl! Eniertasuasenie, under she till* THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. la Part 111. STORIES: lo which Mr. Statham& will take steps to latrotinee the following Characters : Nal, servant of ant-work In a loileiuclinuse; Giorge An tall.. Eiple7—" A line of beauty"—in love ; Sir Shiverowo Serevraelve, Guardian to Arnelrosa (second door); Naomi-or Zepkyv, Frencb Ballet Master Oro door); Ab Uswalla ab Dori, Esq. not this, enough; Mr. Mark Magnum, won sups lodger, sett door; MON Ameli/oa, la love with Tipley. Door. open at Severn o'Clock; Performative basis's at Eight. HOUSE OF LORDS, Slomomr, Mmicit 11. Their Lortlohips vast at Ira o'clock. APPEALS. Aa►.t.atr, Appellant; STIMART, Respondent. This was an appeal from the decision u( air Court of Session in Scotland. The LORD CHANCELLOR relocated his seat on the %Teoleech et nine o'rterit. (1• OLYMPIC THEATRE. MFRS EVENING, TUESDAY, March will be repeated the Eatravaganza of Wit aud Whom, celled LIFE IN LONDON! Or, THE LAMAS OF LOGIC, TOM. AND JERRY. Tula, Mr. Lewis; Jerry Hawtborn, Mr. Csoreuey; Old II whom, Mr. Villiers; Logic, Mr. Vale. Sue, Mills *On ; Mrs. Lustre, Ws. Pearce; Mlle Lambe, Abu Healy. couelude wit► (Id lire) a uew &lesiva' Extravaganza, its two acts, rani d GIOVANNI IN INITANY; O►, THE LIBERTINE IRA PIIsPORTF D. Don Giovanni, Mu. Healey; Leporello, Mr. Vale .I.4ear dui* Wild, Mr. Ward; Blab, Mr. Soolieit; Flimsy, Mr. Mildeahall; Dive, Mr. MOSS. Mrs. Arabella Wild, Mrs. Prune; Mira Augusta WdhrlOriaa , Slims E. Laura.ter ; be;iy Mania, Mra Curiae,. Boxes. ta.—Galtirry Is. —— - - - has day is pasb , i,lieil Ilts. peke Illsatleatad and Copper-plates. Plegoa r e 1 . of A VNIVEIISA I. .1 ECHNOLOGICAL irioN A IZY ; or, Familiar Eaplawatios of the Tennis used is all Avis sod Sci cuutanaiug delisitimm draw■ home original Writers. Di GEORGE CRABS, A M. Author of 4 English Syeonytur■ Explained... The Volaressal Teebnolinrieal D.minusey wall be c 0mp.14%) tao quarto malumes, sod !misdeal in a KWH:IOr uai r o•• nth Dr. Juhusou'r Dictionaey aaf the English Language, to shieh ii may be consirkred am au manna int complision. halll miming of Eleven ur Twelve Pam., at 9a. 'orb, to le published Muath/y. The printusg to already so far ad ',aced that its regular peablicalissis mad completion at (be litel proposed east be cusfialently promised. Printed fur Baldwin, Cradurk, and Jny; of wham a more detailed Peospeclus of the Work may be bad. ONE DAY OVER, AND FOUR PRIZES of tio,eoo IN THE WHEEL SI um! J. SIVEW RIGHT lay before their Niro Friends and the Public the presume Rich State arise h,OOO Tickets were drawls the First Day, and the fllveing Cso , ials remain for the Sceourl Day, NEXT THURSDAY, MARCH 14, shin th e 6m drawn Prize will receive ',MEATY THOU SAND ' 7 of ti 32 201) niled thatimwe) are militia at orivitaiehers, 37, C0...Li1l ; tutatket, 144.110a0 ; whet* they .40. 4,421,• Prize v. 426,000/ !- 5,4001. ! and many ether Capital, 'mbar', all I. Shares. nalari Dania( by their Artois is ilea 1 :1. 4 of •. 20,000 I 7 .... 3 . 3 .000 6 Its 4 .• 1,099 132 fnkrts and Shares (rarranird Oudtawn) au IVIEWRIGHTV Old and Forinanie Oilier*, 3 Holborn ; and 38, Haymarket. Lcodse ; subtle thew last Contract, No. 4,421,. Prize la CI, 18,051, • Pr , se of 5,201.! sod wan t ' etl ibe la.t Day of the last Couttact, all is Oka to d T tr k ets and Nimes we aka WWI by th IN. the Caantry. Mr. Wetherell was heard for the Appellant, and She Atter my-General for the Respoodeut.—Judgmoas postponed. Foenu, Appeumit ; Wituom, Respeadvd. This was an appeal from the Court of Session la Scotland. Mr. Warren was hard in part fur the Appellant.—For tber argument postponed. ROYAL ASSENT. Al hallpest three o'clock the Lords Commissioner., the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, 11.41 I.Ard Hyde.- dale, dressed in ace rubes, took their seats uu the IYoul mek. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod to inform the House of Commies that their presto(' •at required in order to hear his hlajesiy'a Assert pima by Commission to rertaio Bills. lo a few minutes the Speaker, al leaded by St veral Members and the Officers of the Hoare of Commons, arrived, whets the Ro)al As•ent erns &Mate*, to the followhig Bills :—The Sugar, Tobacco. &r. Duties Bill ; the Twenty Millions Excluquer Bills Mal; the Transit, of Aida 8111 ; the S iswe of Aims ludeninily (Irtlawl) the Imporiatios of Anne (Ireland) Kill; sad the Bill to Repeal part of the Population (Leland) Act. The Speaker mid throttler !Menthe.* of the House of ed. EDUCATION OF THE POOR. The Duke of MONTROSE brought up the Answer of his Majesty to their Lordships Message of the 7th instant; that hie Majesty had brut noo.t graciously please.l to •hrect the let, Id. 3.1, 4th. 511,, and 9th Reports of the Cowrie.. 16.0niq• to 111411 le low Chariiies for the Education of thee to be lad brittle their Lord.h.p Mr. Mason, from the Cart India Huaee, prterlards Retern of the Salaries sad Peisi.ions granted to the Officers ao•t Se►. yaws of the East lode Cumpauy, ding in /let of Par liament. HAWKERS AND PEDLARN. The Bishop u( Cli ES presemed a 1 1 .-tition from the 511a5ur, Corpurotitio,soil loti•bitaiii• of the tos• or 04.a."- tad, in thr cuuuty uf Chaster, praying fur an allimatiuo in the low licrusitig Hs* ki rs and l'estisr..—Resil..sisst laid on the (shit.. The Attorneys and S Jbcitor• IttituWinn Act Amendment mil *as read a third flute, and scut to the House of Coo.. 1/0114. Pruzden, and °awl. Mt.ortb•rt of the Hume of Coo mut., biotech' up the Circuit Cutotttil.tusi UM, 42,1 •salyd, 11141 the iloube of Cummuus had agiecti to it.—Tite Bill watt th4u pas44.l. RIGIATERING OF DEEDS (IRELAND). The Earl of !ILE:ONION presentee a huh ior the better resulatmg Ike treialintoier, of diode to Ireland. Ile that he would have thought it usiseetorory to have made soy irlaervaituo 0,1 blots the Bill nu their Lordships table, if be did ore uarderstood that it rasa supposed to Ir.taud that is was intruded to alter the law on the rohjett. Ihr object was uuly to afford 'persons iti thin country the optiou of regiment's deeris tor Ishii, is !reboot herr, whit to rood the aposorial to Ireloorl to be resialtred three instead of the rirlzinal deed, stitch, sit his uptoion,..rould prevent lustros, that might arise by sending. Ibe original deed to ',eland to hr re..tahereri. Time Noble Earl toschaderl, by osovorg That the Bill olorslthe reed a first time and pointtel.—Agreed to . NAVY FIVE PEN VENTS. HILL. Earl GREY ioked the Noble Earl (Liverpool) when he ex reit J into Bill up Irmo the ether House of P•rliarnests ? The Earl of EIVERPIJOE said be expeescd it this day, Mr. HUM E7o.4;:titeit a PCillloll GOT c•rtein Trade. In the City of Edsuberch, propel that the Ehuhnrgh Police Bill alight not page IWO a law. And he wished to take sl a t opportunity of correcting a intatatemeut shsch bad gone ab Old of what he baJ said au a Cornier eight. H e was 'dated to have said thet the soperiateinlaut of police (Mr. Bros tie) had beets convicted ur f.warry. He merely staled, that he had nattily Nee aturiera, that he had given sour°. or a greater nee h dier of watcatest than wets actually employed. The House *wild perceive there ass a strict differeace be tween that and etintonittieg forgery. Hr W. DUN OASseiti, that if even the charges of the Ilea. Member tor Absedsea wait unseat, sachet), that be • R oo ,: '9VN' e~ - " t ~"', .•, k - • ' meut for relief.— the Petition was or d ere d t t , b e ',ree f ed to the 3711. of ibe King to state that tl.-3 per resit. stork au and reduction of the °arts in every department o f th e S (IRELAND). I a e..Matillef . . Vaiied WOO entitled to the aanar mirth gas as shouter stork. I Mate. He thought be should b able tu do this is Hie too a Hill t o e the belter Mr. GKIFFI VHS pseaented a Petition from Denbigh, The 16th clause to the :71b of the Coe; had only reference , clearest manner, by abetting what bad been the practice t.i i //I Irelnuil. Ile said complainiog of agricultural distress.—The Petition was sir- to t h e 3 per cent. stork, and ha was ready to admit that i regard to sup.. lid allowances Boos civil offices to nary to have made any dertd to be prinied• they never viola pay off the 3 per cents. without previously I fuian.c times, what II way at pr. smut mid what it was gave heir Lordships' table, if EDINBURGH POLICE RILL ' paint twelve months gooier.. Ti,. orpiment of the Right I posed to snake it is future, and observe by ontipartsou of . .. . apposed in Ir.laud that Mr. FIUME I•4llt.teel a Prtitiuti GOT r•riata Trades In . 1100. Grin. (Mr 'Curacy ) *mild go to 11114, that Mr. Pi.. coo. . alio effects of each, what was likely to be the grotto/ 1 •., [he en I tie( t. llt nhjea t the City of Ediubureb, !wapiti that the Eliiihtirgh Pollee te:nplated that uu alteration wan to take place as thesestucM, :r. salt. His first remark would regard the meat did«. country the opt hail of Bill atieht nut pave 'goo a law. 'awl h e wished to take that sisal that Ms hands were to be tied up until twenty five mil. , cure in tar treatment of amid sod fibrin ()nieces now stud I here, 'lid to vend the opportunity of eureectiug a istiotatemeut a hide bad goat* Iteall a the actual debt had h. tot reduced. Why the •benr- ! f •riaerly. Nu legal i' or claim to ourrantivation them rd three instead of tile 1 lab old of what he bail mid uu a former sight. He was dity of the proportion carried with it its own p filiation, for ! existed until the 30i . 111 gourd; the easel cooties was .'")41.14. prevent 1u g6 . 6, stated to have said that Ike superiatendaut of police (Mr. the euirsoriliwary 1.110010.1 in which it world place the . (4 advance aged a its to other Siloiltiolle of less scfivity , ilaal a" 1.. 1 .".a. 1 to Browne ) had beeo convicted of forgery. He manly stated, couutty rendered at quite ttaipovoble that the (tinier of the !or to sinecure en e Mae them to retire usi eauditioa „ t • :laded, lay .wing That that he had made Calm Stutter ,, that he had given smartie or plan etidel i ere buy. had each an ides is roots 'o pia te 's. ao t : cyglijuning dr r a section of lite salary from ths new nil minted.--Agreed to. b g r ew, num b er o f w a telimeu than arse •rtuslly employed. the wbide, it uppeirt-A i• him that the tale was • clear one, I holder, or woe ttavir means, which was tumid to 1,, - 1. 1 TS. HILL. The House +mold perceive there was a great ififfrieuee be- and that the difficalties complatoed of woe only imagiasry. I equal! .".:.lacit Itt 4 objectionable. lu suiseaute of I Lteerroul) when he ex- tavern that and committing Covey. Ur. €LLICE perfectly sr. II with lbw Right Hon. 1 fteuoiseaaslious o emesigisplesie or lotiob.y, ~.g of illy Pose of I'm harness. ? Mr. W. DUN (Masao, that if even the charges of the Gentleman (Mr. Hmiltissan) that if the cunsttucttun of his Cumminse of that 't ome i s 17117. the Mouse ye„,dead that be (tiptoed it this day, 800. ?drabber fur fibs/data weft fatticcli calmer), that he Right How. reload (Mr. Tierney) ware oartct i that the stoic mosaic of deuced application witb relied to agpr ra ,.., '.' • • 1!,, , ,,.\ 4.1, ... g...., . .. _ . --''- lit?'"''' ' ` , - -- •••-re- • ' 3 "`"" 1 -""••• -- ----..... • - eugg.2eroaet. 'etwayrr—virwerte rle°.-411 ‘ 1 ! % Ihill\ ri~i MI he a. :Tred fan mastei a, be (Ma. ffiarillWallffilMW 810 be big h , 1 The Petition was mitered be be referred to a Comtuittem Sir R. FERGUSON perimeter§ a einsidar retitle. frog ffie • undersigned writers to hi. Majesty's Gigue( ' le Esibids•velb I Memb er . of the College of Jearer in sapaia,..i. The P.a. honer, stated that that BPI infringed upon some a the privileges which they had rujoyed sifter time mairsiouriel. They prayed to be heard by Caramel before the Committee. The Petitaim was ordered I. be feared SY the Commailiee ayes the said Bal. Lord A. HAMILTON piemited • 'Milne Petition trio . the Cusworatim of Bakers in Ealiabergio.—.4iilerad to he tafirmal to the Commits". Mr. WI LMOT brought apt a mime of the abet at affirm firms the Coloolts. Sir G. HILL hroorbl ep a return id the nature sod ox. Mw of the tramisetiusis in alte Vim- r ree's Ogee. I LCH ESTER GAOL Mr BENNET I* pica shed a Petition tram certain Dobbin molded is the gaol of Heleotior. enmeinimilha eir the •" 1 " hey of the hardships they ruder.", slum. the *Mr valishmi Mr* tat.odiered. They prayed the whom -••-• - the NOUN to their etseditlos. IS.. DICKINSON said, that the Perith -- exaggereted mammies,. The plate. of tbe Colitaieliillellik bed set bee, yet multi*/ into chi-cation. Ordered to be panted. .: , Mr BENSECT resealed another Petition him ffitio Rev. Hem, Croswell ; of Somers. tibiae, ou behalf of Olga fortenste Charles Hill, a Crown debtor in the tome gaol. The privoner wan 70 years bf age, and had wow brew coo. fitted for the isopirelieled period of slater., pais! The primmer thought he had remain to complaio of the Under. Sheriff. Mr. DICKINSON said, the Hos. Gentleman mast be aware there Wei no perpetual Under.sher.ff. Mr. BENNETT said, she G11111.11:411 performed the duties himself oat year, sad his partner the next. He moved that the Preitiosi do lie epos the table. The CHANCELLOR of the RXCHEQUER said, he had nu objection that the Petition should be spin lbw table; hist he wished to aisle, that although the individual le ewes. lies was nominally iis p. thou for a debt dee ha the Crews, he eras really imprisoned for some ether debt. air. BENNETT stated, shot all she property of the Pri soner was sold •111011111img to 7001. whirls paid all kis debts except 351. Whether the per•oisa to .hum the musar was dm received it, tar whether it got into the hands of the law yeas, he knew sot; hiss entails it was, that as far as ea yarded the individual Martell, he had lost ttseentiie of heir property. The Pet itms was ordered to lie se the table. THE NAVY FIVE PER CENTS. BILL The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the Order of the Day for the third readieg of the Nary Five per Oro's. Rill. Mr. TIERNEY said, that reprniesiaiiiins hid bees merle to him by persons who were conatdetable _holders in the Navy Five per Cents., which, in his opinion, deer, rid the agratem of I. s House, and he hoped the Muse would in dodge him • few moments whilst he mated his opinions upon that important memoir,. Upon the Mat sight the measure was before the Howse, the point at issue was, whether it was is the poweeof titiverament to make the redactions they mos templaied until twenty five saill!ons of the debt hail been redeemed and paid off aecoriling to the Act pursed *pm that sehjert. He had looked into she 57th of the King, and as far as related to the coiadact of She Commissioners it ow• peered to him to carry no answer to the difficulty of Roe qnrattimp. ' The point to which he principally prayed the at tention of the House was this:--These Gentlemen sees. plaiaed Riot they were deprived by this Bilt of she smite is which they were instilled. Scrawling Miff Sill et tiff; the Parriegeser bed funded hills is sheer, flour, sad Cm pas cent. elect. The tire per cent. Mock was sot ralecomble maid twenty-Aare millions were ?yd.-vowed. After this all the three per touts. were consolidated ieto our joint stock, re. devisable only upon twelve months' notice, to be posted •p oil the Royal Eechattge, and then to be paid off in sem not lees than five hundred itiouirand pounds each mime's. Now wish these reprise condition., coupled with the words of the Act (fur they were very remarkable), s' When these condition. are complied with, then and then only," it did appear t.. him that they bad as clear and distinct a Jell• 111011 of the Act as they could well hope for. Under these eirciim staorm, he really did nut see how the Hoes* could get over the difficulty He did nut state thin for the purpose of crest ing any additional ellibilfirlSlMCDS. The communication had been made to him by persons in coesideiation of the Hons.. If he lent his mosey ko lie Government emitr the express conditions that the debt we, sot redeemable until twenty Ave millions of the debt wive paid off, and "that then, and sot till Men," could he be paid ear according to the Act, it must, in his opinion, be weU worth the atteatom of the House to cuavider seriously be. foie they passed that Rill. The SOLICITOR-GF:NERAL could not seethe difficulty which Will felt ley the Weal Hoe. Gentleman (Mr. Tierney). If au offer had been made to the holders of three per mots. to pay elf the amount of thus or reduce s h e interest, then iuderd they might complain that the terms had not been complied with; on the other hind, it would be perfectly Com petent for them le accept the terms proposed by Goveremet if they thought proper. But be could nut see bow that affected the holders of live per cries, nor did he Malik it competent for them to riject .the offer of Government be cause dos coutrael catered• into with oilier parties, namely, the bidders of three per cents. had nut been complied with. Mr. TIERNEY did not consider the answer of the Learned Solicitor-General quite satisfactory. The objet. lion which he (Mr. T.) bad made via. this, that there parties, Namely, the holders of Ave per emits. wire sufferers by the violation of • contract miter. d moo with third persons. It may nut sofficieut to say, t h at you (the Government) and they (the holders of three per mats.) had entered foto a private. atr . emyot whirls did nut relate to aay others. The holde4 of live per rents. had lent their money upon a stipulated bona fide agreement hetweeu the Government and the holders of three pee meta. 'limn ly, that it was necessary to give them twelve noontime natter berme the mammy so lent could be paid off; mid the complaint of the bolder. of five pe r c en ts, wa s fo u nd e d opus, this that WI IS was ordered by special Art of Pat li Imre' that twelve months notice should be given before the four per remit.. could be paid ill, sad et the five per crisis. were out redeemable until 15 millions of the sleht had been redeemed. they contended ho y bad Nee taken by surprise, and that the Legislature should give them red. en. Mr. iIUSKISSON said that being aware of the difficul. ties now +toted, be had turned lit, attention to the ',Mimi, and it appeared to Aim that the whale confusion 'toot from the dill rent acceptatious of the terms ° paid uff." The meanest of the stvtaite w•• this, that the stock could sot lam pa • or nosh a tender had beee mode to the parties of 1001. sterling fur every 1001. stock. It became necessary ty the . 3711, of the King to state that th- 3 per reset. stork no Veiled Weil entitled to she same pri•ilers as till other stock. 'the 16th clause in the Z. 716 of the Em i r; bad only reticence to the 3 per cent. stork, and he was ready so admit that they never canlil pay of the 3 per erode. without previously giving twelve months indite. The argument of the Right lion. Grin. (Mr Ti. miry) would go to thii, that Mr. Pet eons te:nplated Mai Igo alteration WA% to take place to thesestocke, and that his hands were to be tied up until twenty fire tail. lions of the actual debt had b. is. reduced. Why the absur dity of the proposition carried with it its own re futation, for the ratmorilioary situation in which it would place the e ,,,,,, r ,y re n dered it quit e renpoloble that the (timer of the plan eeuld aver hove had sneh as idea is C01014'1744 stieu. UM the Whble, it appeared to him thus the OW we** clear one, and that the diffictilties complained of welt only imaginary. Mr. ELLICE perfectly cuocurrril with the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Heakisson) that it the cromlechs's of has Right Hum Friend (Mr. 'fantasy) onus currtet, that the The Marquis of LONDONDERRY s►id, that there eel eo claim set op for the Bank except that which the existing law awarded them. The question was not as to their rigLt to riernand ItlilliMaslloll au any additional capital; that question was already settled by their contract with the Coos 'remittent, by which they wile to receive .001. a millioa for the tulnaceineat of list public debt. The whole s•m to he charged ner only 2,0001. or sn, which te►ily could be eso question ou which the House would weldor* to break is ea as existing istrisoiresni St. Lord J. RUSSELL conteeded that the House had a right to deliberate on the application of the smallest sem of pub. lic nsuoey. The question was, whether the Rank would be entitled to an iecressed charge ea 'remit of that which. taall intended to effect as absolute reduction of the debt? The Martinis of LONDONDERRY explaioed. Mr. CKI PPS supported the right of the Brink to the allow. ante en the uew capital as en the old. Mr. RICARDO thought that there would, altogether, ►e no more transfrra made is tonstquence, but rather fewer, and as the dividends would upon the whole be setsllrr, that the Sauk could not dation any alluwaaca on the invested csp.tal. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY again reminded the House that the question before thun was not that of a grout to be made by the Government to the Batik, but of the ne cessity of fulfilling an existing metric,. Mr. T. WILSON bad hoped that the Bank would have seat a 'notice to Parhanient of their willingerss to forego the ad ditional charge. But as that bad sat been done, Parliameot had nothieg lode in breaking through the existing cuoiraci. He did not conceive tbat they were competent to stand in the way silts execution. The clause was then negatived without a division. Mr. WILLIAMS, before the Bill passed, amber! to Mite that his opium', on the measure • -oe out stomata, ; for Mr. Plit bad truce protested to that House against any inter ference with the management of the national debt, except fur the porpore of ;unitise reduction. The Bill then passed. HENRY HUNT. Sir F. BURDETT gave mos ice of a motion for Wednesday ss'ansalst (the first meta day) fur ass Address to she Cs own t. ream the tessausder of the seatessee of Mr. Haul. SUPERANNUATION BILL. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY moved! the Order of the Day fur she House resulriug welt 'sae a Cua►usettua this Bill. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 61441, thsl in rising to propose .011le of the provistuus of the Bill to the curisideration of the Committee, be would Italie the upportuutty of explaining in brief to the HIM.* ILI measures shith had been adopted by Ministers for VW • rYiNg into I &co that resolution to *bids Parliament b e f ore the arse of liva Seriatim Mad curse, slid which loot since beers recommended trim the Throw tux the ea•ishio and reduction of the cams i• every dematnoitt of the State. He thought be should b able to do lb.. is Ike Cleareat mornner, by alienist( what bad bees Hie practice i.l regard to sort tid allowances flan civil Where its foisn.v tinier, what it war at pr.situt vied whet it war wito posni to make it is future, and observe by toniparisou rf . the effects of earb, what was likely to be the grunts/ Sault. His brat remark would regard the gieat differ sore in tier treatment of rigid and teem ofticeie now sad f riaerly. Nu legal o or clans to enrrantroation ibvir existed until the 301 . 11l paned; the %weal cowrie wee a d,„„ cr age d W era In other Migrations of leas activity, or to sinecure A e tube them to retire no anid.torra Wf combining Are a pastiest of the salary five ths sew holder, or wee yaw means, which was furred to equal! 1 1..4 übjettionable. lu pursuable of retonimeaaatious o< alosimiontrue of laquiry, must of the Committee of that A WWI it 17117. the House resolved that some =mum of dtwerei opplitatica with regard W awlartai, Mr. Lasbington sal other Members of the Haase or Com /lOUS brought up the Navy Bare per Gate. Bill, winch was read • first 5i..,, sail ordsgri d to be printed. The Esti or I.IVEKPOOL gave notice that be would move ea to-mor►ow that the 11,11 slitivid be read a seenail time. The Noble Earl noosed that their Lordships should be sum moned for to morrow.—Ordered. Adjourned. HOUSE OP COMMONS, MONDAY, Maim 11. The SPEAKER look the Chair at four o'clock, owl was summoned immediately .tier to Mae the Aeoent gietu to souse Bulls --r For Wash see 144484 Mr.PLUNKETT rod Mr. K El r 8 DOUGLAS took their oaths sad seals. TAX UPON TALLOW. Mr. CURWEN gsve motive, thaTt7nFr4ay neat h• s►ould suhniii a proposition to keuntosittre of the *hole Hour•, Alf SUCUICIIIIUZ duty upuu the imporiatiun of Tall"w, and Chre.e, it. torda I* found a irtutiou fur the repeal of the duty upon Soap and Caudle.. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. Mr. CU RW EN preo wed a l'etitmir from eerlaio Owners and 4/eclipses's of land in lb. ennury of Cumberland, p ra y in g atone relief In Az. ieulture.—Orr:ered In be phut. d Mr. STK ES presented a Petitioo ftena the ',Wetness Agricolturul Society. The Petition, he said, can 110 i nume rously signed, but it contained stramum of the very first imprembilsty. The hint cut that otgratitte s.f a Gentlemen of lauded property to the armored of 2U,000f. a yeir. It might, perhaps, he cousideie.l strange that the Petit $ should out Ire intrusted to the Mon. Members for Yoilta!ilre, hot they stated that the Noble Lord (lititton) who reply proud ile‘t comity, wss detained st home by a domestic ei.. ettru.tmott r, soil the political opium.* of the other M. other (Mr. glans I Wortley) were completely opposed to' slum. The Him. Gruileurian (if he were I. the Moose) would, so, doubt, explam she matter. The Petitioners stated they bad hero a long lime misuciated for agricultural purposes, and this was the fir.t those they had nitetfeted in political rtes. lions. Bus Cie country was so overwhelmed with distress, that they could u.s longer abstain from applyiog to Perim meut fur relit-C-11m Petition mss ordered In IHe rtferred iii a Committee. _ ... . Mr. GRIPE! THS pee..rated • Petition from Denbigh, complaining of agricultural distress.—The was ur ilereiitu be prisons). EDINBURGH POLICE BILL _