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- • T•••••••• -- r i n r-j r - I k~*' ~~ 1 'Ebt Atitiob 515riefo4 - M=SIMION NI'MBER 1005 KING's-THEATRY, NAYMARKF. r. lIIS PRESENT EVENING, March 1 9, w i ll be perflarned, the Grand Scum. o:xua ARGENIDE ET SERSE. C••••.p...,1 by r”notalla. Wth Chin - use.. N. SCOre , y,DICIISt4, Deenrat:ona, la v i,. ! , Mn . BM. Igton AO W. Braham wit perform. Eu4l4lll' fir 4 A. It UIVERTIcFAJEN f. TUFSDAY, M, RUI is, 1806 31X-i.". P. VICTUALLING-OF/ICP% RFAves THE COMMISSIONERS for riardl4A. HLi Majcsto'• Kart, j., hfireb, rt..- ;'on ce, not • TUESDAY *ea, the iet /.stout they be reek, to re er i t c V el d t's ire vit t , (m a w 4 ,1, B : e i ere,' to. FIVE TIIOUSANIF ELLS CANVAS jr CUDDING WAGS (fresveroble I,t * S e a r l e to to produced totth the leoders)der tho L'er of 11it *Pates Nosy; to be defiteres, sa decimated, into • Hit iloiteto's Vtetto , toas 3: 12. 4 set Dee ft. ; dad to he paid for hp Bins, pqabre, with A tm.', Dolt al , er The Cutditsons .y• the Clair/1 rs be sees or the Secretary's Greenland Ships (junta, and the Corn Er;ortation B I s,, were severally ren.la third time and passed, and mess.tges ordered to acquaint the Commons therewit h. • Mr. Cobb from the Auditor's Office, presented at the Bar a list of tie Accounts delivered iu by the late A uditor.—Orhi led to lie nn the Table. Mr. Irwin, from :he Customs. presented at thy Bar an account of the value ell all exports from Great Britain to Vie island of Tortola, for the last seven years; and alto of the duties oq coffee and sugar, imported from thence, during dee same pe riod.—Ordered to be printed. A new writ was /uttered to he issued for the Burghs of Jedburgli and Lauder, in Scotland, in the room of Sir J. Dalrymple, Bart. who has ac cepted the Chiltern. Hundreds. The American Wooi Bill was, on the Motion of Mr. Calcraft, ordered to be read a third time to morrow.. The Mutiny rim, the English Militia ray Bill, the,Miiiiia Subaltern's Bill, the Militia Adjutants' Bill, and etc Irish Militia Pay Bill, were severally , read a third time, and passed. On en-• question, that the frith Midi service • • • Bill be read a second time, WHITSHE AD rose to offer a few o'sserva. tions. He lamented, that the measure proposed to be adcpted, in 1701 f, for the English Militia to vo lunteer their services in Ireland; and the trill in England, bad not been carried into effeet. It had been so, indued, in a partial degree, by mite English Regiments of Militia, but not at all by the Irish, which he was very sorry for ; as the Lit& Militia, lin coming here, would see how much was done by industry, and would receive a good im pression of its advantageous consequences In the North of Ireland, he said, the people were naturally industrious ; and. from being so, had acquired pro petty, and he believed them thereby strongly at tached to the limited Monarchy of this country, and not liable to he led away by any splendid promises, that might be held out to them by the inveterate foe of the United Kingdoms, and his satellites, in case an invasi;4l should take place. In the bi.se t he i n and Western parts of Irelard, it was, howe:er, cliff r ent—there the people *ere poor and lonian., and, in general, without property. Such people were apt to be led astray by idle stories, and promises of having land given them for their services, and might be induced to join an invading enemy They therefore, be better in England, mho* they wool I be of real service, in a military capacity. and the Nl,Liia of England would be a certain security for the defence of Ireland. The Legislative Measure of Union had taken place; a measure which he voted for, and hoped would, in the end, be productive of the happiest effeis; but it was impossible an Afl of Parliament could eradicate old prejudices, and those who were poor and ignorant would, as he had be fine stated, be liable to a'.l the bad effeCts of those prejudices, which might be Ter/sewed by their being sent from home. At the breaking out of this war, he said, the Government Lad resorted to a measure of raising sea fencibles. a measure which might do very well in England, but would not in Ireland. There were. however, in Leland. many men upon the different cowls, who were employed in a variety of small craft. Some naval officers had been em ployed by Government to make a survey of tlas coasts of Ireland, awd in doing so they had fi.und. in the variou: harbeurc, creeks. and bays, a body of not kss than 10.000 men, employed in craft dif ferent kinds, who might, perhaps, become valuable assistants to an invading foe. H e thought those men might be embodied and brought over to this conntry, wish great advantage. to aft in the C. 1.• paci:y of sea fencibles. There would also a far ther benefit result fiorn employing them in this way. When the fertility of the Irish was considered, it was rot going too far to titimate thase men having • families of five or sir each ; so that you ...could, in time, add to the population of the country, fr m 50 to CO.OOO people-- (a lusd lergia.) The Hon. Member mentioned several other good consequences which he thought would result from their roiling the Irish with the Eltbsh Military, and hoped tie Bill would be productive of the most salutary effete'. Lord Collingwood's Annuity Bill went thrnugh a Committee, and was reported without amend ment. Aft .g tbek)pers will be presented, the Gran-iiitrute entitled, TANfERLANE El' BAJAZET. C.,mpnetd by M. Itos '1 he farther cons7deration of the Appeal Cam, Countess of Lincoln o. the Duke of Newcastle. was, on the motion-of the LORD CHANCELLOR; adjourned till to-morrow se'aright. Earl SPENCER moved the second reading of the Woollen Manufaaurers' 13d1. The Noble Se esetary of State prefaced his mosi by adverting to the importance of t,e subjel of which the mea sure now proposed made a part ; the necessity that exi,ted for the Bill's passing into a law, as the existing Suspension Bill would shortly expire ; it was that aU.te which induced the bringing forward the present Bill, which went to continue the Stsspena sinn Fr!Tr for a year longer t in the interval, the r . neva; st:hjeet, he typed wmld, the proceedings be ing alit a<ly in train in another House, be thrs roughly investigated, ani such steps taken in the present Session, as would be attended with benefi cial effals. In the mean time, under the circum stances of the case, their Lordships must be aware of the neces•ity for the passing of the Bill,- and on that gkowai he moved the second tending of the Biil. THEAT'RE-1401 AL, DRURY-LANE. ri , HIS PRESENC EN'ENING, March 18, I T!,eir Nlajesue. Set vants bet act (by pa:tscular desire) ehe Comedy of A PRIOR CLAIM. The CharsetPri by Mr. Do to., M, De Camp, Mr. El ; ~ Mr. NAM rn..re, NT. J. nom*, Mr Dormer, Se. toiws C1:1, Mrs. H M. 13:- Camp. To which wiit he added, the Cmuic Opera of YOUTH, LOFE. AND FOLLY. ite•int.44. Mr fici•tees Soros ikkahoocouot, Mr Dot, t4l; I. .ode Lineal. Mr Lel:y Achim*, Milo De Camp; Bona, M.', 5 atol; Mn..Moon.ain 0:r, 7,ursef , y, •he TeeeeSert, vont, Wheea the Dupe? tegeni it lasi 44 any reader, iq tehirk the P. ire shah nos At in4rserl in II tods at kagtk, or that sit .11 oat be to the 14. 0 1 toore nor o'Cloge on the said nodes twit, she IPA ;swan!, nor 111141 tit Pent% INA• saakei fht resider, Pr sow Perso n on his kiwi 1, af Setae, to ~ego view called pr. BANK OF ENGLAND, Witco 11, 1306. THE COUR r •f DlRF:Croits of lk GO VERNOR ardCOMPANYelthe BANt: .'ENGLAND, zi • C That aGENER AL COURT will 1.. a held at th., Bank, on ..tf/th Inst. et Flevin io OM Forenoon, to coonder of • DIVIDEND ; and alb that another Gener a l Court will be held at the Rank, oa t TUESDAY, the lot of Antil next. from Ten in the Forenon., till Four in the After noon, fin the ELECTION of a GOVERNOR ai.d DEPUTY GOVERNOR for the Year ensuing (winch wi.l be declared thst Eventig); and the s lose Codtt will be eoOrtelUed by Ad journment, and held at t'. mire Place, ai.d donne the same flours, on WEDNESDAY, the 21 a April nest, Plt the ELECTION of TWEIC R DI REC FURS (which wall also Oae of the Quarterly General Courts appointed by the Charter), and the Eleetion of the Twenty-four Direelon will be dreamed as .001 as the Scrutiny is ore.. Printed Lists of the Proprietor. Laving Votes, ready t.ihe delivered at the R,r,k on 18th Instant R. BET, See. Py an AA passed as the 7th year of the Reit. , of [IN Mese% Mo. dy, no Person w:11 be entitled to vine at the said Eire lion, who -I An* hare bee,o Six Celery., 0 %low!). pursesscel, in hie own Richt, rho S•cf.k for wh.c't he slia:l thc:i Rive his vote, unlet, 1.. e and Sti.ek shall hare been acquir. el, or shall bare main* y ai by P4Arriage. or by Sueetision tn an Intestate Eeate. or las the Custom Vie City of Lon- qo m b. Am Deed 01 Settlement, alter the Dea'h of any 101 , Is' all have bee, entitle.l fur Li.e to the Dirid.suls of soeh Stock. IKE k .E )YAI.. COVENT-GARDEN rrHI3 PRESENT F.VENING, March Is, will 'Red a Tweiv, called THE DISTRESSED MOTHER. Mr. C Ise Outer, Master Betty; Pylales, I, • Brunton; Thotaix, Mr Chapman. Herminne, Miss 3,61; Andromache, Mn. Litchfield. Aftgr which riti k acted, a New Fmrc, plied WV. FLY 1W NIGHI;" 0 , , i.t)NG STORIF.S. The . ..•tcrs by Mr Mui , d?.., Mr. Id•onron, Mr. Far. ~ M. ,i,nnaran, '4, Blancha:d, Mr Fawcett, Mr. Luton, in IT input, M.' I. , "erre, Mis. Tyrirr, On TittllS 11, Master B-u• (hr particular Sle d in t - Irc.i..rsi.acr Hain et User which, " We Fly N - el" " Lord AUCKLAND said a few words generally in support of what had fallen from the Noble Se cretary of State ; and, in addition, adverted to some proceedings which had taken place upon the suhjea, in the Committee of the Privy Council, ap pointed for the consideration of such topics. Lord GRENVILLE followed on the same side. He seemed adverse from the principle of Bills of the kind, but in the interval of the general subjea of the Woollen ManufaCture being thoroughly investigat ed, and a general law framed for remedying the evil complained of, a measure of the kind, merely to avert a greater evil, was deemed necessary ; and nothing but the peculiar circilmstsnces of the case, soul I induce him to snppo;t the Bill. Ile ;Sill was then read a second time ; and, on the Motion of Lord Auckland, ordered to be printed. The Bill was afterwards committed for Wednes day. A Petition from various persons concerned in the Woollen Manufacture, in the counties of York. Wilts, and Somerset, was presented against the above Bill, and praying to be heard by their Coun sel, which was ordered accordingly. The Order of the Day, for tl.eir Lordships going into a Committee on the. Bi 3 for the more effe.clual discovery of Trash from Witnesses, being read-i Earl STANHOPE rose. anci observed. tit an opinion had been suggeued to him, aid in which he rm.; cordially agreed, that the best way would be to refer the Bill in question to the consideration of their Lordships the Judges, with inerultions to frame it, or to draw up another Bill, so as to an swer its puronse. He had been tol I, on a fermer night, chit his Bill was in a crude state ; now, sLat was what he should like to debate, either in a Corn ' mittee, or not of a Commi. tee ; on that head, how ever, be thought he had g..ined a xi:tory over a Noble and Learned Lord then absent. On the whole, he thought it was best to submit the present Bill to the Judges, as a more important nibleet is An that to which it referred, could not exist ; it was tire more necessary. because their Lordships had, to a Bill very property introduced by his Noble Friend on the Woolsack, tacked certain provisions, suggested by another Noble and Learned Lord, which, instead of improving the Bill, only rendered it obscure and unintelligible, and which, in the pend ing stage of the Bill, ought to be rejeaed, in order to reduce it to its original clearness. In the view, and for the purposes he had stated, the Noble Earl moved to adjourn the Committee oa the Bill till this day three weeks. Lord ELLENBOROUGH observed, that he assented to the proposed adjournment of the cofti derat o i of the Bill, with the hope that the Bill, as presented by the Noble Earl, whether a crude Bill or not. would, in that interval, receive that due aid mature consideration, which one of its impost evidently required. As the Bill now scoot, he was one of those who thought, that were such a law enaaed, it would tend to let ont truth in one in stance, and close the door on it afterwards ; it would, therefore, be produttive of great mischief. He hoped the Noble Earl, in the interval proposed. would better consider the subjea, and present it in spite another form t and, farther, that whets it should come to be considered, the point whether the Lords lip:ritual or Temporal should have the priority in the Hail. would form no part of the dis cussion. (•.4 hie; h.) After a fere words, in explanation, from Earl Stet hope, the Motion (as tee could coiled) was altered, so as to postpone the consideration of the Bill to the first day after the Eager Recess. On the Motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the third reading of the Declaratory Bill, which stood tnson order for this clay, was, on account of the absence of his Noble aid Learned Frienu (Lord Eldon), postponed till to-morrow, and their Lord ships ordered to be slammed on that day ; after which, an adjournment took place. IC AUTHORITY • ; THE LORD APASERI.Ar.. ,ACADEMICAL 1111..ATRE.. LEICESTER PLAce ii.t. DtbAsn's ) : lUN ritEsi- NT EVEN i• i , Meech IS, IS 6, gaill be , ,esented a Pla), it, Vive A I, called LOVERS' VOWS. Rt•on TT.Monhatm, Ma-t..r Williams !from the Theatre- Ma•t•r Kn•wn ; Cnunt Cawel , Mas a. Hnlort : r Walden; Verdd.r. Masser Daw n. ; Aa4tha. Miss Waldron.. and Amero, Mos Wald , dns jou. (kaing her first appearance). At.er the Pty. g Scoes Pantnmimical Dance, eal•J PEGGY's LOVE; or, JEMMY's RLTURN FROM THE WARS. .11enorus, Mwavr Gannet; Jens,, Mr" Murvan ; Perry, Na' GUILDHALL, IG•h Mach, 18.6 THF. COMMITTEE fn r l e t t i ng t h e Ci ty ' s l.anrla, wi't ine , t at Gosi dia. en WEDNESD NY, th.• 2d Day of APRIL neat, , t eo:•ven o'clock on the f .renoon, T... LET, h, ÜBLIC AUCTION, Boo:dine Leases of seve•al Pieces Paoceis of Grosall, on the South side ,f WhotechapeLrovd ; and alto, Te SELL, by PUBLIC AUCTION. the Office, or Pl..ce of enw of the eight City Welts, vacant by the [Lath of Mr Pi, hen Shaw. Vox 4s. P.t 34 Gallery 2s. The dart to be opened at 7, and to Isrgut precisely at R efe....ck. P,lvate boxes, and places ri the boxes, to be taken at the T.matre.—V4vant Rex et lernt fie Plan and Conditions for Letting the said C-ound, and tl e D•lft of the Contract for the Ulfige, my be Teen at the Comptroller's Office, JOS. AUSHN \N, Comptroller. 'Slant TOE PATRONAOF. OF UM ROI AL HIGH NESS THE PRINCE OF WAIFS. Iv77EIX9TSIBLE GIRL, of Mr . R CH A ALES, s NVILLE HOUSE, LEICESTER-SQUARE. T . . a ciarietui Eoperitnent e,ll tootinites to rye the 'lithe., ▪ 4A.on to its nurnorolie Vi.itas, moot Of whams hiding, it eth repented ottentiititte, aecompanic4 by Itieu&. whom they • .11 km ee,eri.uos the same th«rstron, Ym tom latos.ty wanowol. Timm it no coro, gan tdca ▪ t ..1 cone to Phovs.tithien be •1 , 1 , 4. T 1 be alitensol,l and 6144 with adrairatin., at .te cu-tola efa9s, at noria only to be GUILDH ALL, 14th March, MIK. GRASS LAND, ISLE (JF LKJGS THE COMMITTEE for carrying into t=ees. tuna the Ave of Padiansent foe rendering noire cino wonsloqus, and for isett-r regniatiry the Pon of London, wili meet at Gu0t15..11, on 1 HURSDAY, the 27t., day of MARCH, 14(.6, at tern o sock in the afternoon, T., LET, be PUBLIC AUCTION, &riot Thine-six Acres ..f Grass Land, on the Isle of D , gt, belen.go ig to the Con, matter, 1 , .w One Year, Goo the first Day of kind. 1866. Also, the Herbage in the Lanes of the lee of U g. , which ar- to the Southward of the Cond. A' aittattlx, from Ten to ►aor, and front Seen to Ten, at (d. each. Tile Commit°, will be at hberty to mow, or paltare the d with Catt:e Of Sheep, at his option. Farther particular., if neeessaly, may be bad be appleiog at rt OtEee of Works, Gueiths%, to the Cabal (Mee. I:Lick wall WOVOTtiLlit PC. MR PITT'S STATUE. rrnE SUBSCRIBF.R3 to Mr. PITI"s sr A t UE Vr tovest-d to 'wet at Ltottt's Cott.p-house, on 7 , WESDI.Y next, Much 44),..t One o'Ciock precorly. ROYAL NAV Y. PROPOSALS for publi s hing, by S u b scr i pt i on . MEMOIRS of the RISE and PROGRFsS of the kuYAL Y, fmm the Beginning of the R. igo of Henry the Sotve.th, to Novem4er, 1043. Ded.eated, pf Portuts.i.m, to the Right Hounurahle Chalks, Lord Rail,am. COALS bin. NEWCASTLE COALS that ennt•_ 1.-411ra are nos seMi.s: by Os LAND' 'N SEA 4 - "O. COMPANY, Southarapt.swareet. Helborp, on as Ise t .ssol as toe, bass nets far teem* months part. and thirst azrasding to An of Pasuansettt. den 111U,l be ad,lrrssei as above., to Has uw: and Co. Owe Stoning per Wri per Children off the tuate• By CFIARLFS DERRICK, E,q, Of the Na.y.o9Sce. CONDITIONS 1. The Work to consist of One V.nurne, Quartn, on a fine Path r, and in a goof Type. II rive pike (in Squid.) to Subscribers, re be the Gnines and a Halts flue moiety to be paid at the time of subvcri.ing, she "they on the delivery of the Book. 111. Subscribers' Names to be punted, unless otherwise de. sired. BRITISH VLATE GLASS COMPANY. THE Public are informed, that they may be +JP : , K1 with PL ITE GLASS, of a superior qual.t . ., any aI u:bzuspesenty I,- ilium! polish. in any quantity and of 6, , I&, by applynt; to Mr. ALEXANDER MACK, at the Warehous, Ailuebblia-e, Lonion ; nr to Mr. Focter, at 14 " . . 46,11 9 Prwn t. LilftiNCT ; where • lar,e ar.onetsent of Gliou n keot tot Sate Au ample allowas.r.s w rued* to tn.! Tad:, IV Tn be pobleilied, if not.:ng unforeseen happen t. present it, in, or 'itfore April, IYK. Memo. A small 1:011111161Pf will be ;united on Superfine Wove [Naomi Paper, and Hot-pre sod. Price Tee Guineas. Sybaeriptiints are re-saved be Weeks ai , dtarry, I.ea , terOall. street; Cade.' and Davies, Strad ; and 0, Nato!, A printed t'.l4 Ca:ll;l4n,', PfICPI at Col :II %, Stack lart.'s R.Winooles Seviels's, urd J. J. TARtitnnden. IMITES hens the East Indies having real 4 I‘DIAI. SHAAL,S, Sr cunt, MUSLI XS to ells- P" o', mat ',dive ae. entranriqtary ?me. by Inrplyinir *1 1 " 37 9 14)eiball ehta , WM. :hero are non on sale, a I.rtle 1 . 1 " ^it she rsomrd-., but n..t :1 tc least injured. k 0 hems 1 1 *. LA O e 1100 LlJste .dDamaoand Maisel T.,* eke ms v ear i s 0.1 swatch, rn.sey addle Cab'. (our. *vb. ant east ,s:l3 teen , et•K:i Dan:aPk. 110 e-G 4 att'Pa , w , "e Q lint. welt ab-..0t 100 Preece of sheeting. insects Prier. irmarably .eay nese, ode: ag i nn, harmi been purchased :or 11111110.0 V U4/4111 paaseutat es:coma:maces, and s',:l De ardd " 1. ^*elie .be R: h..-ds and Co. oxford meet, aftwi be ea Newman-4:lmm IMPERIAL PiRLLIMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Mnimeir. Mane' 17. MISCELLANEOUS IL ..... The Marquis (Molar) of Blandford was intro duced. agreeably to his new creation of Baron Wormleighton. with the usual formalities, sworn, ani took his seat. His Losdship's supporters were, the Earl of Galloway (as Lord Stuart, of Caches). c.cl Lord Grenville. Sir Stephen Conerell. as Clerk of the frrivy Council, presente.l at the Dar a Copy of tl.e Re turns made to the Privy Council of the nantes of the Prebends. Reflories. Vicarages, kc of. England and Wales, distinguishing,those on which the Rec tor!, &c. were resident. and those which wete not. Theft documents. which were very voluminous, were ordered to hi on the table. V Mr: AND GUMS 'I3 E ES3ENCE t.* TEETH of PEARL and PEARL h a LOITIFitic E, instated b y th e l e a s JACO& UNMET, nt .s Her Pillaeu.r aad the Prince efWahis„ are greatly su :a d'or -ter and efficacy, to aay tntherte made "of. drew • ". T.-tasty preszrre theTarth toe a.... 41 Mats* " .4/ age; writ -render these white and Whit - Ail ,^^ bat iispe•nr , g rho enamel, (anon s .eh as are louse, cub as are already &toyed from b,c-.raing stooge, pre -4 l'.e To•ids-eoh. perfectl; cure the Scurvy l a the I ease :hers grew tuna and ch.e to Tcrtb. Tl.e. ti.. •e'efer the breath tbeic.ielystreet, aid remedy it ti.*** .. he feet% "It Ikea ace • tie consequence of Scoetiutic Guan and "dell* /resent the Impo.itions daily prat-61M by plu g:: catatterfedin g tie Si... rneationrd halivesta:ali.t,es: Me the fulluvritlg w..rdo are (by ent"•ed "3. FIEME BAYLEY Jr SLE, Coelt.p..t -,.. and Innifl ace geotene but What bale W then: words rtst in ttn: stamp • al4 aiwit a label, with the ward" 11 .4ey and &ea, C.Zou:-stueet, Londuar" pastedwin the of tech bottle end box. h r , e Leaner art Dentiftie• aro so:J, oboloolo and retail, !les and Blew, D , Coeluputi4thel, P.... 2. 9.1. each. 'et:7 Included, eel retail by T. Scarmse (late Partner and L. Mr. litmet,; Geurge-s:Jett, lisauser-Auare, The Esienc. i.;•artieular:y reeorensenied to tows fe.sons woe hav e is care of Cn 3 .thelis z 7 thsrezte" ."'" 41 1 Iglesias cad undo' Teeth. The farther consideration of the Scots Appeal Cause, Howie v. Merry, paupers, being resumed, Mr. Noland was farther heard, in reply, on the part of the Appellant. A (ter which. LORD CHANCELLOIL quitted the wool. sack, and seeming to have made his mind op as to the merits of the case, made a very few remarks thereon, and concluded by moving their Loedships to affirm the decree of the Scots Court, which was ordered accordingly. On the motion of Lord ELLEN BOROUGH. the opinion of His Majesty's Judges was ordered to be delivered on the Appeal Cause, Luccina v. Crawfurd, on this Jay fortnight. The various Bills upon the table w.re forwarded in tl Lir respeitive stages ; among these, the Marine Muar.y Bill, the itisla Malt Di.ty Regulation, the 11 1 )CiE 01 co‘tNIONS. Sir Stephen Cotterel, from the Privy Council, resented at the Bir copy of the refuter.' In de in tb. fitivv Coward, of the names of the Prebend., Refturies. Vicarages, /tr. in England and %'+., ales, distinFov.htng ti..ne on which the Iteitbr. Sc:. were resident, sad th,,se not so —.Ordered to Ire No the Table. (h the Motion of Intl TEMPLE, Mr. Mos tTn, Mr Itast.td, and Mr. Kit tii, a Gloucester, were added to the Coarts.ttee, On the Wooilen Ma nufwaitzeteliall. The Bill was then •ead a second time, and or dered to be commuted to-morrow. ORDNANCE TREASURER'S BILL. The Committee on the Ordnance Treasurer's Bill, which stand for this day, was, en the motion of Lord H YETI Y, postponed to Thursday. Sir C. Pole brought up a Petition from the Malt sters of Newark. in Nettiughunshire, praying a re peal of a clause in t h e Corn Aft, relating to the wetting of malt.— Ordered to lie on the table. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Mr. Srcreta.v WINDHAM, after moving that certain A.:ls of kVilliarn 111. be entered, as read pro fraq—nicteld " That the Howie e,V to.monow resolve itself inte a Cow tai-Amt of the oltele ti,.re, to take gi.ta eousaleratres the Tr-de ireteeen I,.ts Country and the Cve of (aosii Ordered. NAVAL COMMISSIONERS. Mr. WHITRHEAD said, he rose in consequence of the notice he had given co a former day, to make the motion he then meatilned; and, as be had reasin to believe there would be no otjne , on made to the produeion of the Account he wished for, he should have occasion only to trouble the Honse with a very f:w obsereatier.s on the subjee. '1 here vias in the Estimates of the late Berard of Admiralty, whic:: Lad been laid before the House, an item of % . ),nool..tated to be for the ezpences of the Coto mi4sionert appointed by the House (at the instance of the Execuiive Gorernmmt) to t'.:e purpose cf dividing and digevine the ilia Affairs of the Nary. It seemed to him necessary that it should be strewn how these expences had accrued, or upon what calculation they had been founded. The Curumi.sioners ct Naval Inquiry had nn been ap. poioted three year., and, he beiirved, there i. s only use opir.ign in the public mind as to the important services they had tendered the c....urnre, by then-set their labours. Those gentlemen, it seemed, were ans to recnive any compensation or For ti'e's set vices, till they task. in 5