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. . . . . . .. • A...) . . • ' : 04 ..: . ) ~ ' / ?1/12:# 1) % . 'P' - • ,I . • • A , , .. .• . A tc' illir I ‘.'t• ' ." .'- • . • , ; ,, , , i, ..,:, 1 .. 4 ,., : . „a . . •- 1 70 ~, • ••••....k - ,(.•, I . • '' 4 - ..t.._.1.1 ' . / f-/- 17 ; . • . • . , . . . ... .. . .0 • . , r , • . .. p .... :-.. A - 1-.," ... .-,--'• -...-.. -- . . . . . ,-: . I . • a il r ... ~ .•. . . .. . . . .. 1 ~.. . . • , ........ L . ., .•. . , r t ..., ~....., . -4 1 . 4111 ~. ~.....„,„... • -... i . ........„, • . , ..... .. . -,. . . i • LONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1822 NUMBER 6063. Pfircr 7u. TN ATRII-ROY AL. DRURY.LAN R. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. May 10, his I. Majesty's Servants . will perform Shakapearn Tea. et*lJ of MACBETH. p u erto. title of Semifluid, Mr. Powell; Malcolm, Mr. Barnard ; Macbeth. Mr. Rea* ; Martial, Mr. Cooper; Rea -400, Mr. Pope ; Lemons, Mr. Thompsou ; ROM, W. Pea. Ivy. Lady Macbeth. Mrs. Glover ; Hecate, Mr. Fitzwißiam. After which she Musical Easersaissminst of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Paul, Madame Vieth, ; Alambra, Mw Camobsed ; Dm& sups'. Mr. Kolght ; Captain Tropic, Mr, Gasille. Vwgieia, Alias Posey ; Mary, Miss Mead ;. Jacinths, Miss Cubist. To-morrow, Gay Maarsertag, with Rashers, mid Pr tracitio. thi Monday, slss Tracey sf Haokt : Healer, lb. Nana ; ()PM* Min P. Mover. Os Ts**, Ora Opera of Loge in a Map. TNSATRIRROyA g,, COPY RPITGA Apia. THIS EVENING. FRIDAY, My 'so, will be acted Stokspesee's Tragedy of JULIUS ('ESA R. arr•or LONDON TAVERN, MAY 7, 11121. AT a MEETING o f MERCH ANTS; BANXERS, sad OTHERS, convened this day by public advertisement, THOMAS WILSON, Esq. M.P. in the Chair. Moved by Thomas Reid, Esq.— Retiobied—That a General Subscription be now begun fa the immediate Assistance of the extreme temporary Distrait of several Provinces or Districts of Ireland. Moved by John Smith, Esq. M.P. and Resolved—Tbat the under•meationed Gentlemen form a Committee for the collection and application of the HUM subscribed, with liberty to add so their ameba BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL. T HE A LLERY with • selection of . RIC TURES of the Italian, Specie'', 'Flemish, nee Dora &hoots, WILL BE OPENED on MONDAY NEXT. the 13th ism. from Ten in the Monied mail ti: is the Eyesight. (Be order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission --catalogues 'The Plate from Mr. Weet's Pielareal" Our Stricter Heal ing the Sirk in the Tempts: elms hese completed t the im. pression, will b e detimweel 01 the Brilieh lastitittlon to the Stilwell 'hers ss suns as possialk•owediag to the date of their subseriptitms. Due moire win be gives wittt i lt' l4 "*Y """ 1 " D "' we Proof meg n ow b enign i s the of the instittities, and also at Mr. Colnitgirre, is Coeleiper street. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. trio Owners and Occupiers of Ish.l to the cultist% or Devuu e espressior their seprehelosi tee at the reao'utluaii tot r. grim tag the duties upon (ureter turn. Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE rose to ties rev,. sr a audios which he ietraded to bring forw•rit IL. 'tr.'s' Session. It was ow the @shier, of the bratty taxation *Heti pressed so heavily os the laded iuterest. lie mist. u ,turf that, as she 30th May, he *Auld call She sttruu.,u of • the House to a tootles, ths object of which Ca. su ll.' urrequal Ares tasstius us the ads astrieuss a especially the parochial sod comely lased Mr. SYKES was about to proceed, with his motios onAlie tallow tax. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY spresiiid to the Nos. Member to too., if4e,wbald out waive hi. claim foe itsticyrt - sent, is favour of 'the question of syricultoral was still hanging over, and name some other d.l ;or ins motion. HOUSE OF LORDS. TIMIUDAT, MAT 9. COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES. ELECTIVE PEERS OF SCOTLAND. The Cosantinee of Privileges met at t►ree o'clock to take into their consideration the two essolisriers of t►e Earl of Roseberry, to regulate the Election of Perm I. licensed : they sat wit► closed doors until half past three o'clock, aforr w►ich mares were reed. The Earl of BHA FITSBURY breathe up the Report of the Committee of Privileges, wed maid t►at their Lord. steps strosilJ lake the Reiss , lassoes into their coroideration MondAy nest...—Agreed REGISTERING OF DEEDS ;IRELAND). The Li IRD CHANCELLOR moved t►at t►e order of the Dry should be discharged for going into s Cessailieeoe Abe Bill foe the bettor Registrants+ of Deeds is lesland. Me del it at the request of she Nssbk Earl who eittredneril ten Bill (Lord Blesissos), who was not able to alleed.—Or. acted. The Committee beg to announce to the Public, that the following Sams hare already been remitted in aid of the Local Subscriptions, formed lot the Helier of Distress is Indexed : To the County of Clare E 1,000 To the Cotouty and City of Lnierick.... 500 To Galway and Mayo Tu Kerry To Shibberets mad its vicinity.. l6O KENSINGTON I.AClSS.—fbrse unequalled productions, by the mat Num fserorers to the Koval Family, sleepless say yet ' lesiarois lleec .21111.41K able, sad aileron,* 1, clear. hp a uww illeuerses, without starching, or uhdergoing tinge eirosalrol processes lately introduced by pretended Manufsetureva of barging off the 6bre, sad whir* ?eery Lady now ken*. destroys the fabric. causes Ws ha hens yellow, led drop hilt, innlw. when unshed, under whatever naiad or specious words they say be impowd. The Proprietor of the Kensiugton Lace chal lenges competition either in beauty, quality, elegauce, clear. 1314,11, or price. The Menges are by the first native sod foeelea delete; and to prevent the rum iwipswitioss, every Article will have • Ticket attached, with titer thieta's Aeons sod fell Address. Vfarebeeine, 30, Southwuptearitreet, Fewest-garden; Lear Works sad Manufactory, 14, Keusiengtonmquart. Leasing. tuft.— No other Lace is genuine. Mr. SYK ERsaid, that I* would be aa els,' to sranfv the Noble Lord as any sass in &salmon; hot n. ttis ws. the Mod doe Ito had bees respired so paw posselt—,.s tine ores atlas Hie Members sot Noosing to make a Haase —Hirai stylist way for Hie gimlets of the Member for Olt the .•r -eoed occsason—and as hi■ object was to r.: eve ari ,cult urn by • reetrissioio of taaea—a mode of relief more direct than say recommesulatiosi • issaßoul of the Report is qoesiton, he did not think himself !mood to cosiceJe iu sun snore delis'. especially as be saw set likelihood of a inure Mt ug upper luuily. Mr. PEEL said, that every Gm:lanai's cooride►ed his mo tion as Me •ost importaot. He world out questinit" tLat superiority as to the motion of the Hon. ifkiittemsii. Ito would ashy put it to him to any, however import•nt his win tion might be to scricoltirre la general, if it c.suld be of equal important* on ibis particular sight, when they wrie waiting to renew the discrssioa on • question twice ed. jammed. If the discussion seat over to.uielit, it OM 41 ■l\v go over to Monday, as the Rossini Catholic Bill sto.n.l fur to morrow unt lit. AIERICULTURAL DISTRESS. The Marquis CORNWALLIS presented three Peiiiiollll from the Owners and Occupiers of Laud i■ the County of Suffolk. complaining of Agricsllu►ai Distress, sad praytug fur relief. —They were serrrally read and Mid on the table. The Bill for reaming a Howie of Correction at Newcastle, and the Scartioroligh Harbour Bill, were read a secuud time. Jibes Cesar. 101,7vieerioe; Octavio. Crean. Mr. Cooper; Harr Amboy, Mr. C. Linable; Bests, Mr. Toone ; Carlos, Mr. Merrewie; Caen, Mr. ERWCAI; Dation, Mr. Abbott. Colliers.% Mra. fibrillae; Portia. Mrs. Family. To whirls will be aided, 2901 awe, a new Grand Asiaiie Meln-dramehr Romper, called CHERRY AND FAIR STAR; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. _ _ . _ . GENTLEMEN ADDED TO THE GENERAL CO IS M Jamas Brown, Esq. S.C. Holland, lobo Wells, Esq. M.P. Wigraus, Esq. M.P. Jame■ Hordes, Esq. Corueltus Bullet , P.sq. A. Arrutosie, Esq. T. Grr;, jun. Esq. Jolla Jacob, Esq. Sir J Newport, Bart. M.P. Leslie Alexander Esq. Willoam Cuankribans, Esq. Ay advertised F 11,126 tr. 6d. ÜBSCRIPTIONS, s• Salton, San, and Griable A. Teeset, Esq lO 0 Jahn SiligitiuD, Eaq lOO 0 Mr. J. Donovan 1 Mr. Palmer 1 1 The Allis Awarases Cheery, Mrs. ; Gisoguiwbeet, Mr. Farley Toped, Mr. Grimaldi; Massawbuit, Mr. Mascbard; Mailer, Mr. fluipwien ; Nouredifie, Mr. Illonebow. Fair Star, Miaa Poole; Ariarlans, Miss Beaumont; PapHlo, Miss E. Doo. 1101. To-morrow will be produced, tint time, a May, in three acts. ninspersed with Music, called The Law of Java— witb Raisiag the Wind, STATE OF IRELAND. The Earl of DAaw MIT said, as he did not see the Noble Earl (Liverpool) is his place. and under standing that it was not likely that he would be, he should not then bring forward the subject of the Distress of Ireland, but he would take the oppor tunity to-tnorrow, when he hoped the Noble Earl would be WI bra place, to give notice that he would, on a future day, cull their Lordships' attention to the subject. ADDITIONAL J S. W. T Nubians Is Co. 100 IL Gamford, Esq 1 1 Corms, Doan, sod Co. Admiral far J. Gore 10 10 Andrew Reid and Co. PERMANENT RELIEF for• the IRISH PEASANTRY and the BRITISH AGIOCULTU RA L and MANUFACTURING LAROURERS r by steam of Economical F.ditestioe set Employment!, arid a greaser Facility i• the Exchaege et the Products of their Labour. The FRIENDS of the above CAUSE are requested so MEET at the City of Wadi. Taipei°, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 15th animal. The Chair to be takes at Twelve o'Cluck precisely. Bedford square, htty 9. - Achar. OWEN. This day is published, THE SUBSTANCE of a Sreond SPEECH of the MARQUIS of LONDONDERRY, delivered In the COSlBllltilitt Of the House of Cotuutuus,•ue Monday, April 29, 19?!, ire the subject of the Agricultural Distress of the Cobetty, sad the Floseenal sad other Nettedeets pro. posed for its relief. Printed for Haschard sad Sun, Piccadilly; and R. VJli ket, Dublin. Me. BRIGHT lbought that it ought not to go over to Monday, as the Colonial Question stood for that ',gilt, and the interests of the trading community required • , wird. considessiton as those of agriculture, though the ftlOlo stir bad not been made for them. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. MR. KNIGHT and Mr. COOPER most respectfully annotate to the Nobility, their Friends, and the Public, that their BENEFIT is appointed for WEDNF.SDAY, May 15, 1822, wises will be presented, for the first time at this Theatre, Sim!spare's Histurical Play of HENRY THE EIGHTH, Oa which ocessiuo Mr. Keen (by Perattaskin of Mr. Elliston) has with peculiar wiltioguess coomnied to sustain, for the first time, the character of Cardinal Wulsey; Kiel; Hoary the Eighth, Mr. Cooper (his first Appearance to that Character.)—Queen Katharine, Mrs. W. West (her first Apparsore its that Character). Is Aet V.—The Procession to the Christeniog of the Siloam Elisabeth. After which. A GRAND FETE CHAMPETRE. Mr. Braman (who has most kindly volsatemed his power f,,l moistest(?) will direct the Vocal Depurismeat ; Mr. T. Cooke the Instrumental Department; Miss Tree the Ballet Department ; sad Sipes. Aadarogetti has mast liberally offered his worivalled talent. Coup D'CkNal .'!!—Mr. Brahma, Mr. I'. Opals, Mr. liar ley, Sager awareastti, Mr. G.Sasitb, Mr. K • t, sad Mr. Fttralthaas.—lledamelharie, Mies Poet% Mrs. Riad. Mists Coat*, amd .Bess Pada wilt Aar Moir mast faveerite sod actesswiedged Soars, Dusts, and Chria retied Pieces.—Mr. E. Knight wilt preside at the Moo forte. Particulars will be mirra in future Advertisements. The abut. to concha& with THE BOARDING HOUSE. THE NEW CONTRACT. The Ma►quis of LAIIIDOWN said, it had been his eutrietion, if the Noble Earl (Liverpool) had been iu 1114 place, to move for several returns, but eu his absence there was one be should move fur, as he con sidered three could be no objection to it— " Thu a return ahoold be laid on their Lordahipitabla of the respeetire peri.nia that t►e Matter tattle Beek of Itaahted had bees eatentled, (soot the year 1711 to the year lett." Liqeorpoarl-sireet 100 0 Rev. Dr. D'Oyley 5 0 F. R. Iba►.nr, Esq 21 0 E. Warner, Esq 10 10 Jolla Payater, Esq 5 S Francis Payater, Esq. 10 10 3. Meymodt, Esq 1 1 Lord At aryboromgh 100 0 Rohl. Prdder, Eaq Herries Farqu hat, & Co lOO 0 Owes Whams Esq. M.P. lOO 0 T. D. A. 1 1 Sir A. alatduaald, Barr... &rho Hill, Esq 3 3 J. A 2 2 T. sad S. Nichols's, Jassime, sod C lOO 0 Governor, land Cu - If the Noble Earl had been present, it was his in. tention to have called their Lordships' attention to the new contract for the payment of the pension list, respecting which the Noble Earl was to meet the parties proposing to contract to-morrow, for the purpose of seeing whether any method could be de vised by their Lordships to compel the Commis sioners of the Sinking Fund to be present at the ['organs that should be made, for he did not under stand the wisdom of receiving money with one hand and paying it with the oilier. The returns moved for by the Noble iloseptis were ordered. 1 1 rm . , d the Bauk aegteed 5OO 0 tease Amore bee The Counterniling Malt Duties Bill was reads third time, and passed. The Malt Duties (Sco;land) Bill ; the Creditors (Scotland) Bill ; and the Linen Bounties (Ireland) Bill, severally went through a Committee, sod were reported w►thout any amendmeot.—Adjourued. ... Is which Mr. Kuirbi, Mr. Harley,aod Mr. Oxberry will per form (for this Weft only.) 'rickets to he ►ad of Mr. Kellett, Coyest °orders Gravid Climber.; of Mr. Cooper,3B, Alfred•place, Bedford square; and of Mr. Rodwelf, et the Rotunda of the Theatre, where Places nay he takes. SADLER'S W Ems, Dade, lb* Dirrchoo of Mr. Exc. sou (of the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden). TEVENING. FRIDAY, Map 10, 1 will be promoted a new pedestrian. eqoastrian, and operatic Extravaganza (in three sets) of gaiety, frisk, lark, sad palter, called TOM AND JERRY, Put into shape (exclusively for this Theatre) as Pearce Egon. Corinthian Tom, Mr. Elliott ; Jerry B.ethos, Mr. Kerley; Bob Logic. Mr. Vak; Barney O'Botber, Mr. Daly. Corinthian Late, Miss Johostone ; Sue, Mrs. G. Renaud; Mary Rosebud, Miss R. Adcock; Hos. Miss Trifle, Mist Rrs ly ; Hon. Mina E. Trifle. Mims Waldros. Act I. I.ife in the Country.—Act 11. Life is London.-- Act 111. Rambles and sprees, or the Mew exposed of bring put flymp, awake, Irary, diuma,sod brio( finished!" After which, PONY RACES. To marled, with a sew Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S ANCESTORS; Or, Mather Shiptoo, Mather Reseit, sad Mother Game. Mother Slut woe, Mr. G. Remod; Mother Raited, Mr. !loa ner; Mother Gage, Mr Webber; Marineau, Mr. W. KirhY; Scarrerow (afterwards Clown), Mr. Hartland; Lynx (after. ward. Pantaloon), Mr. 1)sly; B►aakar (alflarwsmis Lover), Mr. Strickland. Enchanted Swam (afterwards Columbia.), NI in Adcock; Antiquated Lady, Mom Jerrold. LITERARY FUND SOCIETY. THE THIRTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this SOCIETY will be held at Free masons Tavern, on TUESDAY, May 21, 18221 His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK in the Chair. The President, Vice•Presideuts, Council, Committee, Stewards, and itisherribers, %ill feel honoured and gristliest hs the emnyany of Visitors who are lovers of Literature, and Eri.nds to the principle of the Society—that of alleviating Literary piques', and winning tho Widows and Orphans of APtliort left its penury. Patron—llia Majesty the KING. President—llia Grave the Duke of SOMERSET. VIC" PRIYSIIPCUTS: Marquis of Ilaqiii K a, K.G. IS. Hubert Peel, Bart. Earl Sperteer, Sir Win Weller Pepys, Hart. Earl of Chichester. I Sar Bruj. Hoblosimr, Bart. Earl of Mouninairie. ' Owes Williams, Esq. M.P. Viscount Torrington, IC. Hurry, Esq. M.P. ESA. Viscount Dudley mid Ward, . J. Nytantuos, Esq. F R.S. aid Lord Brandon, F.S.A. I ..rd de Duastanitille, I .11uhu Ansley, Eaq. Alderman, Lora Carringion, Thomas Itoweriiti, Lay. hi r William Clayton, Bmt. William T. Fitzgerald. Esq. Nit John Cox Hippisley, Bart. keit 1t.,. Lord Bishop of Res. Was. Lisle Bowles, Si Devitt's, Thomas Campbell, Esq. ROI Hon. Lord Macdonald, Grow Colman, Esq. 11,cht Hon. Lord Cwydyr, Archibald Comte,le, Esq. RI. Ilan. Lord Nugent, M.P. I Thomas Geist, Esq. Rt. Hsu, Lord John Russell, Frederick Was Hope, Esq. Henry Neely, Esq. sir J. E. Reimburse, Ba r t. I Thomas Moore, Esq. let. Roo. Robe. Peel, SI I'. I Jun .* Smith, E q chair. Teraysims, Esq M.P. Deems Turner. Earl F.R.S. kd. &amber* Esq. F.S.A. George Whittaker. ha+ I Bowles, Esq. Slaishew Wyatt, Fag. ••• Dinner on table at Six prerisely. Tirbris 20s. each, to be hod of the Sirwards ~of the Clerkr end teltreiur, at she Society's Chambers, Nu. 4, Liaccdn's Inu-firlds; •nd at the b•r of the 1 . 41,111. Ausual >iodises-44ms is Oar Glaitifll f and upwards: • Ilauniuoa of Tim Guineas, tor upwarcW, turstiteirs a Sub scribe' fur Coutosuy H. Desborongb, jam. E5q..... ..... 2 2 Fisher. Stroud, mud 52 10 Geo. Turner, Esq lO 0 Whitmore, Wells, mad Whitmore Geo. Hauck'll, Esq lt) 10 Charles Dodd, Esq 2 2 W. H. 51icklefield, Esq. 5 0 Wilaou, M iushull, Ash. more, sod Hoag- Kimura 5O 0 r Paulus sad C 0—.... 105 0 Hese, Jones, Esq... 2 2 Mrs. R. Ahmuty ... 5 0 John Earthier, Esq. 5 0 Charles Martin, Esq. 10 0 VV. Oatoode,Esq.... 10 0 Thos. Cockbure,Esq. 5 G. Geo Hamrnond,Esq. S 5 Capt. W. !Wham,— 2 2 A Midrhipmsn 2 0 Col. C. Pleuderlesth 2 0 Majur Campbell.... 1 0 i Mr. J. N. Coffin.... 1 1 James Mure, Esq... 10 10 SUB. Mare, Esq.... 20 0 • Jante•Simmletoo.Esq. 10 0 Lad Rivers. J. J. Amgerstein, Esq lOO 0 Oliver Latham, Esq lOO 0 Sir Gee. T. Sham- Company . John Gsrory, Esq lO 10 Royal Exchange A/- Durance Couspauy 315 0 Mesta ' Thornton, Brotbrrs, sad Co. 100 0 Greg, Unduly, & Co. 50 0 Earl of Yarmouth 5O 0 Sir W. Keir Growl_ 1 1 51ra. bloatelion 2 0 M isa L A. Gore 2 0 Edward Polhill, Esq. 5 0 Williams, Williams, Buses., and Wil liam. Earl of Atblooe lOO 0 W. Murdoch, Esq lO 0 A Citi zee 1 0 0. Wogrenr, Esq lo 10 P. W. Broadley, Faq. 5 0 Walter Boyd, Esq 5O 0 Awsayrnows, per D Sykes, Esq 5O 0 D. Sykes, Ex) 5O 0 Frys sod Cu 5O 0 Cooper Brothers (Bradford) Mr. Wandergurht 5 0 Charles Grant, Esq. S 5 Laforess, Sun, and _ - tin, Bast. M P... 50 0 lion. Mrs.H.Dougiss 21 0 Mrs. A. Welland.... 5 5 John %V.Cruker, Esq. . _ _ . . 51. P lO 0 Mrs. Croke Miss Croksr Anonymous 1 0 las. H. M. Dawson, Etq 5O • John Troller, PA+ ' Durham Park 2l 0 M. Burgoyne, Eq a 5 S M 1 0 Hi• Grace the Arch. bishop of Dublin 100 0 Conniess Dowager uf Closimel Lads C. Vender 5 0 C. B. Baldwin, E.g. 10 10 Dr. Bret 5 0 Mrs Brer 2 0 Lets Thawattes Treeuthlek 10 U .1. Blackwood, Esq.. 20 0 James Chaim!, Esq.. 5 R. J 2 0 Jos. Davies, Esq 2 0 T. W. Blaerave, Elul 1 0 Dawes nod Chatfield 10 101 Janes Doherty, Esq 1 0 Miss Doherty 1 11 Simms sod Sous Hoar?, Barnett, Ss Co. 100 0 Ed. Bradford, Esq lO 0 Hr. Shure Stevenson and Salt lOO 0 Delafume, Esq. S 0 Stir Francis Wells Wilson mid Ready 5 5 Wes. Wilson, Erg 5 0 Goodcheap, Esq. 1 0 ?Award Lee, Esq 2O 0 Wm. St—wart, Esq Edward Ellice, Esq b2 10 R. Itamsdeu, Esq 2 2 floats. Wane, Esq. 21 J. T. Pouter and Cu. 21 0 Ostler Brothers J. P. H. Hat edm is, Esq. 3 0 Solomon Prite, Esq.. 5 5 T. Courtney Warner, Esq Thomas Croft, Esq 2l 0 John Pepya, .• • 30 0 Vete %Ward sad Co 5O 0 R. and IL Blow. aud Nils Bat Moreland, Aorbl , K Co e Twining. 30 0 J. Vrgrkins, EN.... 5 U R. W. Bleutowe,jon. Esq Rev. Edw. llalone.., 5 5 Chm. Kelsall, E.g 5 5 Hoo. Mrs. B. Cock- syne Medlyeutt 2O 0 Plethory 5 0 Major Rennet! 2 0 G. Cognokiug, Esq M.P. Harry Ed reel, Esq 5 Thomas Wilkinson, Esq. Durham Johu Alk us , Eaq. Alderman J. P. Atkins, Eq lO 10 Captain T. Abraham 2 0 Robert Kiel', Fri ? J. K. H•et. Di II) 0 Henry Deinhtuu, Esq 1 0 Tbsa.Stowert, Emt Fawkes, Hunter, and _ _ _ Fawkes Beard, Esq 5 5 Mr. W. Pridden 1 0 Moo Piro and SOUS 5O H. G. Hirt.lay, Esq. Co. Henry fiertni, Baring, Brothers, and Co. John Ladling, Eq 5 0 Mr. Lawn Mr. Jobe Miller 1 1 Mr. George Clarence 1 1 W Sheehan, 10 10 Pelican Life Office 105 .. New York G. Barclay. Esq 5 5 R. Reynolds, Esq lO 10 Mackinurdo & Puri, ford Hurry unil Pork lu 10 Dmotnen, 1101,S Co. 1U 0 John Sbepherd Subscriptions will he received by Smith, Payne, and Smith.; Barclay, Tritton, and Co.; Spooner, Atteooda, aod Cu. ; Boaanqum ■nd Co.; Sir Julio Perrin' and Co.; Coons aid Co.; Grommonds and Co.; Birch, Chambers, and Co.; Snow and Pant; Glyn sod Co.; Coaling and Co.; and by all the Beakers of London aid Wean/mower. The Committee will meet al the City of Loudon Tavern daily at Eleven foe Toe lee. 21 0 10 0 ARIMIMMETIACTS. COMMIMAIMAT DAVAINMISIBT, TAIIANURT CNAIIISSAS, MAY 4, 111112. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of tootradiso to supply tito jollowiog Artistes for as Use of Hot Army, sir.— BREAD, To his Majeny'sLaml Fortes in Caaloaments,Quarters, sad Barracks, as the srdernivstioand Comity: &OM BEEF sad morrow, To his Majesty Land Forms is Cantoomenta, Quarters and Barracks, an the wader-mentwised Gnat,: Daubs's. OATh, To his Majesty's Cavalry is Caetosnests sad Gearless is the sadeensentionsd,Causty: Monmouth. FORAGE, via. _ Oats, Hay, aed Roam, to Isis Al Majest;'• a.r►y 10 durarks, and Qaarters it and Oats is Caotombents the under mentioued Counties: Hort hamsplits, Warwick. And Oats, Hay, aod Straw, to kis Majesty's Cavalry end Artillery Horses, is Harracksl amj Oats is nio---donitients, and Quarters, is the underwientimmed Commies, via. Emmy, Lancaster. •.That the Deliveries ore io coiameace on and for the 25th day of Julie sett; that Proposals in writing, sealed op and marked " Tender for Army Supplier," will be re ceived at this Office uw.or before Monday the• 77th day of May libitum, but sous will be received after Twelve u'Cluelt on that Day. Proposals must be made separately for each Comity, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up by Two Persona of known property engaging to become bunod with ihe Party tendering is the amount stated in the printed Particulars fur the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made ou a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length; and should it so hippo."' that daring the continuance of the Contract leo Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid is the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may lie had upon application at these Chambers between the boors of Ten and Four. P. S.—thotples of the Bleed sad Meal tool be sects at tbe Oilier, beta,. VI the booty of Twelve cud Too. oviLDrar.s. Lompos. MAT 1, irn THE COMMITTEE for Le tisiVg the CI l'Y'S LANDS will meet at Guildhall on WEDNESDAY the 15th Day of May;ls24, at 12 of the Click at Niko) TO LET by PUBLIC AUCTION a DEPUTATION sad LEASE for use year, from Mid.ommer, Ina (aubject to a Poser of Resumption), od the Office us Place of CUL. LECTOR and HECEIVF.H. s.f the CITY'S TOLLS anal DUTIES at %Vhottchaprl Bars, mad .11 lb. Liberties of this City thence *outboard to the Comtism House, togetbsr with the same Toll. mud Duties. TO LET by PUBLIC AUCTION • DEPUTATION and LEASE of the CITY'S TULLE said DUTIES at Biabopagate Bars,. mid all the Liberties of this City thew, Westward to the site of Owlets Bedtimes Hospital, and Etat ward to Whitt:chapel Bars exclusive, together with the same Tolls and Duties. 10 LET by PUBLIC AUCTION • DEPUTATION suit LEASE of the CITY'S TOLLS and DUTIES at Al derogate Bais, mid all the Liberties of ibis City thence Eastward to the site of the Isle &thieve Hospital; brietudiag Cripplegete and %turgid,, together with the sites Tells and Duties. TO I.ET by PUBLIC AUCTION • •lilue PEPUTA• TION and LEASE of the CITY'S TOLLS asd Inm ER at SnsithGeld Bar/ all the Libeeties of this, City shisoes East. ward to Ahlers;ate Bars eaelnaime t together a Vel the mime Tolls and Duties. TO LET by PUBLIC .AUCTION a like DEPUT 4. TION and LEASE of the CITY'S TOLLS sod DUTIES at 'Whom, Bars, and all the Liberties of this City thence Southward to Temple Bar, and Eastward to SowitlitieW Bahl exclosire. together with the same Tolls and Duties. TO LAP by PUBLIC AUCTION a like DEPUTA TION sod LEASE of the CITY'S TOLLS tool DUTIES at Temple Bar, sod all the Liberties of this City thence Sowthward to Puddle Dock, together silk t h e same Tolls and Duties. N. K.—A Deposit of One Qoarier of a Year's Rent on each District of the Tull* is to be made at the time of the A octiuo sod to be forfeited ow non -performaree of th e C 0.,. sisal, sad One Creamer of a Year's Kent M to be mentiumed to he paid is ad . The Conditions for Lettioi the said TOLLS may be seen at the Coimptrelkee Oder, handball. • JOE BUSHN AN, Comptroller. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TFIVILIDAY, MAT 9. Mr. FELLOWES presented • Petition from certaia Owners and Occupiers of Laud in the Comity of Routingdos, ex premise their dieser at the Resolutions proposed by Mr. Ricardo, for reaulatine the corn duties. Mr. MABERLY preaeuted • Petition from the Borough a Abingdon, praying for a MllllllOO of the criminal law: Laid on the table. Mr. GO►OCH presented a Petition from the Merchants of Lowevtoff, praying the repeal of the salt tax.—Ordered to be printed. Sir CHRISTOPHER COLE presented • Petition from certain Owners and Occupiers of %tad i• the County of Glamorgan, expteming their dismay at the Resolutions pro. posed by Mr. Ricardo fur the regulation of the dotes upon fweig• corn.____ Ila:. COURT ENAY preformed a Pelitioo from the Wise's of the (My of F.arier, prayiog for • revinuo of lbe criminal laws. CATHOLIC PEERS. Mr. COURTENAY presented a Petition from the Mayor sad Cu, pew-altos of Exeter, against the Bill fur adraititog Roman Catholic Peers into Parliament. There could beau doubt that the Petition was one of great respectability; but at the same time, although be had been requested by them to suppost its prayer, yet from the part he had always taken on that gunboat, the House would feel be could never par ticipate to their feelings. Lord EBRINGTON said, the only Petition against Ca tholic Emancipation from that city prowled from the Mayor and Corporation alone, and they did not vesture to call a public meeting to take the erase of the city upon the subject —Laid on the table, Mr. CURTEIS prestatcd a Petition from the Eastern Part of the Quay of Sussex, expressing their consternation and dismay at the Resolutions proposed by the Member fur Per tarliagton, en the subject uf the curu duties.—Laid us the table. Mr. RICHARD MARTIN prevented a Pelitioo from steers! Persona, summoned rreeutly to serve es jurors at the Old Bailey, pray log fur a revision of tltt missive! lawn COUNTRY BANKS. Mr. PASCOE GKENPELL moved for a return or at number of coaidry banks a England and Wake that Mose promissary notes payable un demand, up to the latest period the same cusid he made out at the Stamp Office, date'''. guishiog the diferest hitiiking concerns which had six, Roe, four, three, two, and tine partners. Mr. BRIGHT said, the subject to which the motion of his Hon. Prieto' referred was one of considerable importance, fur if the proposed pertness in a bank were carried into operation, be did nut ate how the bankrupt laws cuold be executed ; fur at pre. seat it required, before a cummis.ion was taken out, that a separate act of baukruptcy should be committed by every one of the partners. Getters! GASCOTNE suggested t►at the returns should specify the different counties, is order that they might as. cermiu whenee the local notes issued. Mr. GRENFELI. acquiesced on the slieratioo, sod ibe mottos, Ito No amended 'bow., was *greed ie. Du tie emotion of Mr. RICHARD MARTIN, the second reathug of the Felons' Counsel Bill nee postponed to tbe 241' It instant. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL brought is a Bill ter re pealing the Act pawed in the la•t Session to facilitate the Winner in the Coen of Kisg's Bench. The Bill was read a hint time, awl ordered to be reed a ',rood time to moue,. THE BANK CHARTER.. Me. lI.USHINGTON laid on the table the Correspoodeoce which had peeved between the Government aid the Batik oa the subject of the exteatioa of the Batik chotter.—Ordered to be petaled. The mewed madam of the Stamp Duty Bill and Receivers- Geutroi Bill wa• postmmed till to-morrow. Sir THOMAS ACLAND rriseuted a Petition from ea- The Marquis of LONDONDERRY raid, 'bat there wet the less reason for the Member for Dull permuting to hos motion to night, bemire there wad a propostliun befoie Parliament which caatemplated a rensisaroo of taus He would do well therefore to wait rot the general view winch the Government seeM have to tale of the ',object ; (..c otherwise each member thinning a repeal would have the same right to pat his favourite tax sir Issue ,. whet. moue of them might suit that general view which the Government would take. Mr M. W. RIDLEY added his prayer to that of the Noble Laid, that his Hoe Frielid would delay his motion, sod let them gs Mika the Committee un the Report. Mr. SYKES bad acted according to the sense of dray tie felt towards his constitute's ; but e a be knew the of addressin g an uuwilliog andienee, be most, however re luctantly, abando n his insertion, sod put off his motion till Friday, the 17th of May. Lord ALTHORP hoped it world be allowed precedence of all other motious fixed foe that day. Mr. *SKIER said that he could tint cosseist to &lay with eat that wadasteadiae. The 'Marrieds of LONDONDERRY said, the Hon. Mere - har treaM he more secure c,, the preorotio g day, as the is .- portant motion of his Right Hun. Friend, oo Trade Rego!, s norts, stood for Friday. Afire some conversation between Mr. G. Bennett, N !r. Peel, Mr. Careen, Mr. Bright, and Mr. Ellice, it was y u dersibod that the amitioti of Mt. Sykes was to have per _ca dence oo the 17th May. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. : The Order of the Day for revutaifig the cone few 'lion of the Report was then read, Before the SPRARRR left the Chair, Mr. DENISON said, that not having expressed his sentiments on this subject in the course of the cession, and having presented a Petition from I he once opulent and now diatressed county of. Surrey§ , he would trouble the House for a few minutes. Hew • as convinced that the cause of all their evils was u n bounded taxation, aggravated by a rapid restricts nu of the currency under the Ball of 1819, As to t he question of the circulating medium, the Mehl. ..ef fur Essex had given notice of a motion on that in jeer, and therefore he would reserve what he had to say upon it till then. But the unbounded boil! of paper io 1797, not called fur by the necessisidi of the country, and the hasty adoption of the mean are of 181 y, operating upon an enormous amount of taxation, these were the sources of the evile.• K M would implore the Noble Marquis to var. „bl i s attention to the pressure of those taxes, sob teh were weighing down all classes of the Covol 17. The Government might keep faith with the fat 4.. holder, and yet by takiug millions of the lit air. ing fund, together willi sonar economy adopted in the collection, save etiough to be able to repeal • th e salt, soup, candles, sod leather taxes, which not ild give material relief to Agriculture. He linet:it to say, that instead of looking to a real reducti of the burdens, each party seemed anxious to sit de the toad from their own shoulders to othe:r. .is forcibly brought to his mind the remark 1* 1b sd heard from a Itiend of his, who had at from Ben 0-• noarchuis, the great French dramatist, just belt, 'e . the Revolution-4hat there was uo one class arson g them but was trying to shift the burdens (tot their own shoulders. lie believed that if a's apprsil were to be made Dankly to the justice and honour of the country, they would each come forward must undertake their lair share of the burdens. • - The House theta resolved itself tutu Committee - . Lord ALTHORP • •id that he would p , ti : nise amendment. 'flue Hon. 'Member fur Portuibt‘gion • proposed a duty of Otis. on impoiting, to decrease by Is. on each rise until it fell to lOs., where it ass to be stationary ; he also propor e d a bou n ty of 7.. on exporting. He (Lord A ithorp) would urryote a bounty of lb% tau with a fiscal duty of 2Or. on importing, as better ar,reen's with the expenses of cultivation anal produce. Mr. RICARDO had expected the rapport of hi s Noble Friend_, because he agreed with hum in tine prinCiplea upon which he ( %tr. Ricardo) had f•tirLe.l his calculations. The :Noble Lord how thought himself jurtutied in n'oposing a bounty of 18, though he had adaoted that it should not go be yond the proportion of taxes which bore peculiarly on agricultore. There was no very great objection to it io practice, as it would not be found fir queutly in orrationt but it was against evict and was so fir objectionable. They were ell agreed on the effeis of indirect taxat i on. had been assumed that aviculture was more af fected by it than other commodities. It *night be true in degree, but the effect was greatly aggravated. A distinction was halm as to the difference betweeo A