The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-26 00:00:00

1.111E1t6411.] FRIDAY, *ARCH 26, 1813. EPRICII Stl PENC.fI-11ALITP,NNY, NEW PUBLICATIONS. M ORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS • I N , _the l2sl STATE L )TTERY whichwhich begins G m 4 eth MAY, an d on t h a t D ay every TICKET 11 , W 4%111 be a Prize. SCHEME. .... of ..... "C 20,0 0 0.... ate .. . • ,C 6 0 ,000 .............. 10,000 4 30,000 .............. '2,000 8,000 ' II ........... .: . 1,000 - 6,000 I ......... 500 . 1 4.. ..... . ... ! ...... 300 3,000 15 ......... . .... 200 3,00() , '24 . •• ....... to . ... 2,000 . 100 tll4O . ' ............ 50' 2,000 1 ,. ••• .. ...... •. 40, 20; Zi:c 52,000 • • ,i,:'4ll,,3••iirawn 1,000 Bianlig, L. 20 each. ..,rue s econd-drawn ..1,000 Blanks,each. f t itnri Prize aboreq, 20. SECOND DAY, L. 20,000. 'n"lrori7e ahnve L . 40.. 'IIIIRD DAY, L-. 10,000. 10, 159 Prizei and only 20,000 Tick:As., 1i'104,70e N.c hence i: adapted to every Class of Adven, ss l 4 tare than one Half of all the Tickets and Shares lAktirti.4ll aVera , re' IVILL BE PRIZES, besides their Ivy ' 4 ' al l the C ipi'r u - s , tal _ 4 , .... .. 1 "14 44 "" SHARES are selling -by T. DISH, the f itt Vt Lis Porfunate Ofti-ms, ci e N,„, \ HILL ; :And 9 cHARINd- CROSS, London. '''OUri.;7: 4 A ill the Cotnitr • who find am: difficulty in get, — ' 4 4a,..‘,."fith'l' I: ' t , ) Shares, or Scheries, of the Agents, . 43 :00 t , ' uled t t l e it ' i e r s OrdersdireCt . to ilte Contractor as OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March d 5, 1813. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ms MA JESTY'S ORDN-4NCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or Ware Monday, the .sth Day of4prtl next, from such Persons as may be willing to iindertake the supply of IRON CROWS, PINCHING and TOMPION BARS, and variont other Artich;s of Iron Manufacture, fur service of this De partment, for a period of Threaears, determinant , on the expiration of One Year, at the option of either party. Patterns of the• Article: must be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and far ther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may Le obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four ()Thick ? where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up and indorseg, " Proposals for Iron Crows, &c.;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Sth Day of April, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the tame Day, neither will any Tender be. noticed, unless the ,Party making it, or an Agent in his Behalf, shall attend. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. TRADE AND GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. • • This Day was e ublish,d, Royal Octavo, price !g. boards, 'T I ME EX VE I)IENC MAINTAINED _a. Cunt is ing the System by which the Trade and Go vernment of . India are now repalated; • By BOBERT GRANT, Esq. London: Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenball- Orcet and Hatchard,Piccadilly. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARdit 25: MISCELLANEOUS. In a Committee of Privileges, their resumed the consideration of the case o? the Borth - wick Peerage . . Mr. Adam and Mi. Wedderburn were heard at considerable length on the part eat the Claimant, - Borthwick, Esq_ when, alter a few words from the Loiw Cu/wt . :Emma, touch ing the peculiar importance of the case, the fur tiler proceedings of the Committee were adjourned till Tuesday next. THE MARCHIONESS. - On the 20th April will be published, In Three Volumes Etat.). price Eighteen Shillings boards, rir HE MARCHIONESS ; ,or, the Matured Enchantress ; "containing Secret Memoirs of a - Lady of high rank. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. • Where may be had, just published, My Native Land, or the Test of Heroism, Lady Durnevor, arlify Father's Wife, by A. F. Holstein, three vols. tos, Gel. ' The Anglo-Amerlean, by Captain Girdiner, Gs. • Rosatu de Viraira, br the 11.1micide, 9d Edition, e vols. Beggar Girl and her IlenefaCtOrs, by Mr. Bennett, Sit Edi tion, five vols:i2s. Strangers of Litultufeldt, or- Who is my Father? three vols. 15s. Cambrian Pictures, or Every One has His Fault, 3 vols. 1.65. Gd. The House resumed about tve o'olock, and after prayers were read, The Earl of WRBY presented a Petition from, the town of Blackburn, in Lancashire, against the Renewal of the Last India Company's Charier, which, afters few words respecting the formal correct ness of some of the signatures, on the-part •t,f theNoblc Earl and the Learned Lord on the Woolsack, was ordered to lie on the table. Lord Viscount IVIRLNILLE presented a Petition to the same effect from certain Nianufacturers and others, of the town of Paisley, in Scotland, which being read; was ordered to lie on the table- By Ordtr of the Board, ° B. IL CREIr, Secretary. BOTANICAL LOTTERY. 6 BAIVIV THE SIXTH OF MAY, 1813. This Dap was published, • 'ln Royal Octavo, price 18s. in boards, A_TREATISE on the OFFENCE, of LIBEL ; wo llibquisition, at large, on the Right, Benefits, an* Proper Boundaries of Political Discussion. By .1911 N GEortGE, - THOUSAND TICKLTS, 10,000 ure ritizEs LIST OP Tup PRIZES, Value of each, extrocted from the Act of Parliament. toed at...... L. 5,090 L. 5,080 LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, I.4arch 18,1813. rreHE COMMISMNERS appointed for ma neging the LorvEntEs do hereby give Notice, that Nutiabers of TICKETS and SHARES in all preceding LOT TERIES may be examined at this (Mee, every day between the hours of Ten and Three, (Sundays and Holidays excepted) with their authenticated Lists of Benefits anti Blanks. And the COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE NEFIT TICKETS of the SECOND LOTTERY, Anno 181 e/ do hereby give Notice, that tidy' will attend at their Office, in Somerset-Place, on Mundsi: the Fifth, TueAlay, the Sixth, and Wednesday, the Sevebtli Days of • April next, from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon until One n'Cluek in , the Afternoon on each 'Day, to take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS of the said Lottery, to be exchanged for Certificates pur suant to the Act of Patilement in that behalf. Anti for the better dispatch thereof, the said COMMIS.' SIONERS Will take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKErip beginning No. 1, and ending No. 3300, at one seat, and the BENOIT TICKETS beginning No. 3401, and ending No.' 7,000, at another seat, and the Persons possesse'd thereof are directed to take Notice, anti bring with their:rickets se parate Lists thereof, fanned in Numerical Order, and adapted to each of the said Seats, and at the bottom of ,such Lists to write the Names, and proper additions attic Persons to bq inserted in ttm Certificates, as the Proprietors of the said Tickets, and the value thereof; and they are further desired to hringAlteir Tickets for entry as early as possible. ItirtiSe , said 'COM:4ILSSIONERS also give further Notice, that Certiiieutes for all the said BENEFIT TICKETS which .shall be brought to be entered on or before Wednesday, the Seventh day of April next, will be delivered oat on Men (KM the Twelfth day of April next, and the &flowing day, after which the said Commissioners will take in and enter Tickets on 'Wednesday, the Twenty-first, and Thursday, the Twenty-second days of April next, and deliver oft - Certifi cates on Monday, the Twenty-sixth day of April next. Anti all Persons are desired, when they come for their Certificates, to bring Duplicates, of their Lists, left at this Office, other wise the same cannot be delivered to them. The COMMISSIONERS also give Notice, that all Tickets brotight tu this Office for payment, whose Checks do not cor respond with their counterparts, will not be entered for pay anent without a Bond being given to Indemnify the said Com missioners for granting Certificates fur the sa - . . Of the Middle Temple, Special Pleader. London :" . published by Taylor and liessey, 93, Fleet-street. ,4 We have.bcen solicitous to submit to our readers a rather minute account of this very original production : aud rve strongly recommend iftothe . pernsal of those, who, as English men, are unwillin to yield their inherent rights and privileges to the influence o groundless fears,or what is basely criminal, to that of corrupt hopes ur of venal expectations. It is an honest hook its matter ,innst atone for its manner ; nothing but the weight of the subject may excuse the author : he seems to have thought of every thing but how to express his thoughts in the most appropriate stile and method. " Film) a.Gentlenran designating himself by the scarcely recognised addition: of SpecialTleader, we were taught to ex pect something more Ti;cHreicai.tban the present production appears to be; but, compared with the 'true English feeling visible upon every page of treatise, these' are • little mat ters, mere cavilling grounds of object i:m." March 1913. Several Accounts directed to be laid annottlly before Parliament, were presented by Mr. Hill, from the Treasury, and Mr. Irving, from the Cus. torn House, at the Bra•, and laid upon the tstble. The Bilis before the House were forwarded in their respective stages, and their Lordships ad journed till to-morrow. _ . ......... SO 15,930 ......... .30 9,000 ............... .15 . , ..... . 9,000 . ..... .. 5 lO,OOO .. ... ..... , .. .. 3 ,...21,000 Value 1.67,00 e HAz tRD, BURNE. acb, are s e lli ng b y 'Ol e 4:4., 93, Royal Exchdnge• WA1%.1 SITUATION in it Nobleillati's or Gentleman's ill the Coinlry, u steady, active Man x tlttft withleis business, the management of 11"alds Cellars, awl Brewing. Call have " lived from the Noblczan he has just lEft, i.,,.ourare than seven yei x rs. • 7i V ert -street, Oxford street. "!Ir. George entcrtains very just notions of the high im portance, powerful agency, and beneficial effects of a free press."—ClurfeAt. Itcxf t.w, February 1813, LADIES E MI. NEWLY-INVENT ED Gliki AN AND SPANISH LONG STAYS. - PEI lc IN T 4L ' OFFICE. Lon, LW Esan4 •ra tint; ANNUL "1 ' 4141 kt Spring " 'den. j, Das and es ,, in and the 'lll'etter Iv" 1.114 ti°3ll Sei' Ci the r Year 1797, Ord, with t rvetahle Proprietary; 'rrip,,cunfide arising from the iacre ri ---wencY or t)e 4-toblislanent, as ave "I its I, srf‘ . .laes‘q . and benetit t h A ft - ,„" 3 tn r' . ,se tvt, ) be mulyclol'uldh` et tt sl- 41 ki Ath::x.l:g-e.; of 1,:le lot arencet , 4 " - 'e its lea.;lll,47tati ;e4;onvar:n. rery degree and 'rank. SiCietY it 4 14 ! InaftifV , St canse !mime to all who hold ..u t at..o ns U lliCra: l ClVii, literS in the Al.:ay and Naey, fko ; us, by ecclesiastical, or 11.t,141 Premium, the rarty insured is enabled 1:10, Children, or others, whose future wet in vain, 'lty other 1 - aeons - to prontote. It of t'lltluotte security to those who advance mlties or otherwise. It renders Le!let's , dc. ,ue °r mare Lives, newly equal in value to .) as an Insurance to the amount of the Fine, !enlist: of o party, nominated in such Leases, stun required for Renewal. It is a cheering Qugitge,l in exterisive and speculative under *, to persons itt trade the certain means of 4 gaitist a bad or doubtful debt ; in short, established i n P olicy, Sanctioned by Govetut tiled 1)y the test of' experience, is become,,, ;to intion of h uman life, a Measure equally ""_- mot beneficial. grunted upon the most equitable Terms, tut u of Parliament grouted to this Office. TIIONIAS PAIIKE, Sec. M•ARSibN anti Co. utost respectfully invite those Ladies who are curious in 'the cliince of Stays, to - their Repository, No. 25, lIOLYWELL - STREET, STRAND, Where they will feel happy in skewing :them as extensive and pleasing vivriety,.ol the best materials, and prevailing patterns. • W. MARS CON having had tlitt manar. - ,ement of a highlyre speetahle concern its Loudon, for iipwards of 10 years, sane- • ttoued- and encouraged by some of the •firit families of die- tiuction, tatters ..,hiinself l tti ill be (mold competent to - an- Swett' thy. e;cpeetAtions Of the Cuthionahle world, as no elfort or expense shall be wanting ta'prucluct• the hest Articles at ai An impartial investigation will convince Ladies of the su periority of his Stays, and induce them to become purchasery.• Patent Corsets,• of a superior quality and exquisite work manship, of all prices ; handsome long and improved Shape Stays, from 7s. to 403. strong coloured Corsets, from ss. to 105.,; great Variety of Children's ‘tags, from ss. thl. to 75. Gd. with every other description a Stays, in the first style of fashion, equally. cheap. Ladies purchasing two pair of one size, will have them at the wholeoale price. • • Orders executed iu Town .. aod Country an the ;hottest notice. Corivonient Rooms to try on, No connection wall the opposite house. SHOOTING. OSEPU TIREBUCK3 of No. 60, Haymarket, London, Workirig lion - maker, respectfully informs the obility, Gentry, and the 'Sporting World in general, that, after ranch labour, assiduity, and expense, he has at length completed, to the entire satisfaetion of his friends , and of numerous Gentlemen of acknowledged' sporting celebrity, a GUN-LOCK, and BREECH, upon such •correct, mecha nical and mathematical principles, as will most indisputably insure the priming to be intire and dry in any shoWer, how ever severe, of snow, rain, or sleet, or even if, ny accident, the Gnu furnished with the patent Lock and Lreech should drop into the water, the price of which he flatters himself will be found moderate ; for all that .1. Tirebuck Wishes is a fair and inirlartial trial of an invention which. combines utility with security, and he will cheerfully abide by the in controvertible proof of experimental and seientific cape-. rienee. By Order of the Commissioner:, Qlt (iENTLEMIN Or CHARACTER. .Th...POlt ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS, ARE in an. Esiablished PATENT, ' AV to produce an immense and rapidfortune, au4 Without taking any active part, :ionatly engaged in bushiess.' be required and given. None but persons are engaged, and' as to •whotu the most satis hi linty be hail. 4 ed (poet paid) to Richard S ewar d, E sq . N av y tin's-lade, near Charbig-cross, wily be at- L. HESSE, Sec. STOMACH COMPLAINTS; WIND, GOUT, SPASM, CHO LIC, GENERAT.. DEIIILITY of tlte S COMACH and fi* - ;i:ETIN es. C ORNWELL'S ORIENTAL. CORDIAL iy a Medicine of established reputation for the Relief and Cure of the above Complaints; it was first discovered end used in the East, Indies, where Debility of the Stoniach and Intestines are severe and alarming, by a Physician of emi nence and character, and has been bug recommended in this Country by u great nnulber of respectable Individuals, who have experienced its salutary-induence,. aulut^boui is the Mother of the late Lord Alvauley, tend Lord Brydges Rod ney, _ . _ fineHing and other .Pistols for Gentlemen going abroad, on the most improved principles. Under the Illustrions Patronage of their Royal highnesses • the Princess of Wales AWL Duke of Sussex, his Excellency the. Spanish Ambassador, and Homy Families of high Dis tinction. ILE ESTATE IN ABERDI4:ENSHIEE: t:1 RE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, , Royal I,:xelinge Coffee-house, Edinb ur gh, tiesday, the 19th of May, 1513, at Two o'clock, Afternoon ) ;DS and B.IIIdNIES of KINCAR- O'NEIL and DALPIAIKIE, with the SALMON the River Dee belonging to these Lands, all Gish of Kinc a rdine O'Neil, and sheriffdom of A are delightfully situated, and extend three or ,00g the banks uf the River Dee, whieh abounds tot . " u li t rc'ut, and th ere i s great a b undance of a lt it the property. A The Estate co ns i s t s o f t 111: 14 1 4 A. R. T. .. .... . . • ; sta4 3 30 -1 4.4t 4ti ; j:i'setl ground . 1592 0 2 •• • ................... . 2lO 1 36 tea. i r i , Scotch 2427 1 28 4 k tio ly tt. ,, it 4 ,14')(01,feln.. , 4111 1011711011113 PO the property, and the iity4,"e wi,„ 4 i "Les are In the best order. A considerable 7,,,, 11 ur i d • , fit for cutting. The turnpike rood- from ,_ Re 6 , "uutiehaven runs tl • h the: lands. When Q lit , ‘ "I the I) !")14g hi .t.t. to tiit ee i,t Puturch it completed, a new road . 1 1 , , it I_*:,. ~f this 'with had south, which will - add greatly to i t 'ills , I" Vrtip„t , I 14 ? t 44 1 a Kille Y . , • 1 ,. li t ~,,. wai t lb arditte 0 Neil, which it yearly increas. CNN 1 1 4. 1 ) !1;, ft 4. c l ut n "lda, and the purchaser will hare right ;11,t 4rni o i lis i d i .. ~tes, and to the customs culleeted at an' Qfl, ete l.it o.titi,.,Ae village. A daily putt passes through "II e k 1441 we , .I,'tibiltti,744,:l-4.4d11,-- y ‘' t lL : l l . l eo a considerable time ago, and are . 14 rt ur it triiii ng, e ;present stipend. T he - other public :41 4, 6 4 1 :) 41 ,1 (1Q (4. nalltaikie hold of the CroWn, and ?lit hat, s,tillj tct. tir Itl ificstion. The rest of thu property L i llic t i, l ,)._ . P t rinr, for payment of ode shilling stet . . ird i . I ' 4l ' tied r t i,_ , t r in -.Me, w i s s Na.titKtte ; 4. 143 440;i _• S . . 4, flank-street, Ed n -414 44 f ~ ut of the ot)e-deeils with a pion of 414ii,(14...:;111,r,, ct'r4, tttic.rtaltelirtip.ortliceulars,, uptilieution may be L i,_. ~,j„L I, t , . A ) ll I an, , kgri. •Itoseinnunt, by • ‘,,,,i., 141,d, orund, writer, titonelitiven ;or to Mr. tilslA4W tie'llaluitt's.Aberde"l' j 4" 841" at -a, ,„,., sere ev , ' I --..,,.., It 4 P I) ' u n• 1i , , il'f,,,, • Of ; II: 1 .:11 1 ;, ' 3l Ur e 01- -5 th 4 t t i l tlat e t lo i , - d Ci:i 199, .... V4o u4 ,k. ......... ',0)1"....... rh, 4 0 , 4 . .... ...... .. . ij. I ;;'*i 1 ., " . 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S OLO ii,7 SHAi '4' • -44 t 14 ‘ 1 1;tel ' i,, 1 141: 4 ,. tt _ 4P l'l tt. ri , " g PersC, r ' iri li t , - " will yr t ; ft tiou ut ', te t , t'r elices f;i 4d dre3ie ~' • 4 4, , h tarti •-,, v kr, .AuL t i :: ~ i Nt , 0 ili itesday, k v fl' )1 1 \ LANI . i . , 1 '; i) ” Nit i it , t ila t /144,k --.t i:lit ' ill ,tost , 'iit f ‘ kllt,4 .44 titth a t , 41 4 4 „ l '''K 41 tet, lilt/ t MACASSAIt 011. FOIL THE HAIR. Tins oil is proudly recommended on the basis. of TRUTH and EXVERIENCT, and the most respee-• table testimonials--It possesses properties of the most salu brious name for restoring the flair where it has been BALI) for years, preserves it from falling oft or turning grey;•to the latest period of life; produces ou the tresses a most beautiful GLOSS, SCENT, and (Int 'This OIL is infinitely efficacious in renovating CHIL DRENS' HAIR, promotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eye brows, &c.—ln fine, it is pre-eipinent for renovating the Human flair, and tiding to it an incomparable beauty. Merchants, Captains, &c. will Lind this as Article or prp., etninent utility for preserving the Hair in hot climates. For gencral utility is inclosed, a Treatise on the Improve ment of the Human Hair,.giring a full descripthus of the, virtues of the Oil, with testimonials front persons of distin guished consideration. This interesting Book and the 011,9 s a Vade Mecinn - for every Family throughout the world; it is included with each bottle in the \yapper, signed on the outside, in red ink, " A. ROWLAND and tip`."—Price 3s. 6d. Ids. ti. and 11. ts. per bottle ; sold Wholesale and Itetai‘ by the Proprietors ' ROWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Hat:. tort-garden, London ; and, by their appointment, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, New Bond-street; Messrs. Ilendries, Perfumer to her Majesty, Titehborne- Street ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspurrstreet; Nip. 1). Itigge, Gattie and Pierce, 57, Overton, 47, New Bond-street; Berry, Greek-street, Soho; Burgess, Cnrsitor-street ; John son, Greek-street; Paty, Butts, soil, Co. Lotnbard-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market; Rigge, 05, Cheapside, and 52, Park- it meet; Butler,' 4, Cheapside ; Bawling, Walker, and Co, Illachluan.street, Boroitgli; Dicey and Sutton, • Bow Clink:lt-yard; Shaw and Edwards, 66, Newhery and Sons, 45, St. Pistil s :.:111trcli-yard';' West and Read, Gracechurch-street ; Harding, Howell, and,Co. 59, puu-mioi f 'Thorn, 46, Bacon, .150, Oxfard-street .Leuchurs, 47, Ambridge, 30, Woodman, Piccadilly; 11 ittnu and 'Plitt, Royal Excli.g unc ; Overton, 117 , Borough; Davison Son, 50, Ittttrass, kg; Floet-street; And all Porl‘nuers,Flair-putters, and Medicine Venders in London, and in 'every .Town throughout that Empire.--'.tit the above. Agents have just received a large and valuable supply. The high popularity of this Oil has induced some insi dious persons to counterfeit it, To prevent such itufmsition) please to ask fur ROWLAND'S NIAGASSAR OIL; and none are genuine without the ahoVe Bock.' and si , uVa OLI the Out 71t. restores tow to the Stomach, removes the effects of no ripe. or improper Fruit, Spasm, eltolic, Wind, Gout, and In digestion, and generally strengthening the System, resists the attacks of those Diseases which too often terminate in sudden Dissolution. -hola wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, Gtl, St.. Paul's Chinch-yard, London, price 4s. Gd. and the Weiler size, contansing six small Bottles, at 11. to. . To Mt. DIXON, Apothecary. I Take the earliest opportunity to acquaint yon, A IL that I have reeeivtul the most wonderful oenefit lioitithe use at yuur Dl AO N's ANTI 111 LI1) US PILLS, which . 1 carried with me to lattiaica, and all those friends to whom 1 distributed them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they declare therit to be the best Medicine ever used in that , Country.tur Bilious and other Complaints.- . The following are the limes of several Ladies and Gentle. men. WilUhave received the utmost relict from your Diton's Antibilious Pills Charlet Taylor, Esq. taittaica ; Wil liam Shaw, Esq. Kingston. ditto; Mr.,Womiritt: Spanish . Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit. to ; Esq. Old Harbour, dktto; G. Allston, Esq. do. ;. Mr. Walker Port Morant. ditto ; j PeCitilson, Esq. Solt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens,. ditto; I. Burn, E 4 ., Savaoha C. I', Polack, E sq . di tto; Mrs. Oliver Coldbinitli , King. man. ditto.; Mrs. Perry ; St. Atto's ; Mrs. Woodrid: Spa. nigh '[own; .with many other persons of the first respecta bility. Sir, your twist obedient Servant, TEJO NIA S lIA R K 01.0047 the ship Ganges. July 1,.1812. Sold; wholesale and retail, at Mr, BMW's, No. 4, Cheap side, cornet of Paternoster. row, London ; Sharp and Utiarn, Portsmouth ; 'ones, Weston, Milton, and MAllory, port. sea; U. U and lohnston, Gosport ; CPICIII3II and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck, Ross, and Turnt*, Jlull ; tioxland, eu.k worthy, Grativilk, Nettleton, and Gilbert,' Plymouth; Ktsott att s i Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. 13irroinghant ; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, anti Latlittury, Liverpool Staines anti Lynch, &lanchester ; Trcwrnnn, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, iteaburn, Scott, anti liartter, Edin burgh; Baxter and ki'Donald, Glasgow; llulgen and Harry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swint - en, Lekester ; t)unn and Sutton, Nottingham; arid retail by moat Country Medicine Vc..ders, in BOXeS at as. 9d. and 6s. each. HOUSE ,OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, MARCH 25. Mr. C. Doteconae, from the Committee on • the Pontefract Election Petition, brought up their Report, which %yes, that the sitting Member was duly elected, and that the Petition, in so far as it regarded the Mayor, was frivolous and vexatious. The SheriffS of London presented a Petition from the Corporation against the Isle of Dogs Bill ; end also a Petition in favour of the en largement of Smithfield Market. Thd ten and. a half million and the one million and a half Exchequer Bills Bills, Were read a se- . Comd time, and committed for to-morrow. • e The Waste Silk Bounty Bii;, the English Stip% Bill, and the lrish Sugar Bill, were read a third time and passed. The Reports on the Newfoundland Corn Bill ; the Quebec Rum Bill, and the,Mail Coach Guaril we:• , . received, and the Bills ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. - Mr. Fustier eve notice, that be would to Mor row move ler eerteiri Papers, illustrative of die East India Company's question. t .r • The names of the Members bellotted to try the merits of the Ayi shire Electioii Petition, %vete pee- dared te; tollows • Hee. Maitland Vir.cornt..Nrilton C. W. Wynne James Drunnn„cnd J. MaCtinnald Arch. speiri • Hannuersly herd H. Wein: S. It. laishinonu It. W,i erani • ft Viscount t:ininytan -llenthente Lard J. Car:pbell Sir Fl.Nlontgoratry. Sir Chas. Murgun FiNANce.. On the motion of the CHANCE .Lout of the Ex- cteeQuee, thearder of the day for resolving into,a Committee of the whole House "on the Finance of Great Britain, was read, and' the Nouse having gone into a Committee nceowlingiy, • Mr. littsmssoze rose. Howevermucb, be staid, he regretted the postponements of this dieeession, lie tr fisted the &lily would haye beeu attendiel with. .at least one advantage, namely, that they %Mild new conic to the question with greater infortna thin, and after more mature deliberation. Never i , in the course of his parliamentary life, did .he ad- . dress the House under so much anxiety—anxiety , not arising from a fear of obtaining from them that patient hewing for which he had ever to be grate - ful, hut from a consideration of the vast extent and Importance of the subject, and a- conscious:owls of his own inability to illustrate distinctly , even hi, own view of the fearful consequences in whirl, they were likely to be involved, if they e e induced to, adopt the measure which bed been offered to them. Other difficulties also memo not .:of the nature of the question, whether viewed with reference to the continuation of war or the return of peace, or with reference to the prosperity. Of the country. He was aware too, that it possessed none of those qualities which were attractive in debate.• Notwithstanding all these discourege : ments , however, he felt more strongly that it, woeltf. be his duty to attempt to obtain some share ,of the public attention to a subject very different front that which had of 'late occupied so-nmele That subject, be hoped, would never again be brong , into discussion within these walls, or. out et • them by any person who had a reeard to the honour and dignity at' the age in whirls WC lived. Before proceeding to the matter. he begged t:t . I P { i t: l l Y l i e l l a ' C i , s i h i l i a ' it 6 l ,o i k e r l ell 'cl o:l l.e i t i t i l i f i g li n the l :4 l s t c s o c h: t e l l i q r s i l ) C t s r i ) g o l f i f t o i l l t: l l or e l : . t i::_ li i ::e: , ! and all, documents upon which his calettLitions were founded; and he trusted his past life affor,i ed a satisfactory pledge that he. would avail .hint seli. ofthese facilities for no other purpose but as far as lay in his power to promote the public good., After a most enxioes investigation, the restilt to which be had come was, that if 'tile plan propost . was persisted in, we should be expo3ed to the risk of ell. the fruits of those sacrifices we had in ide, for the last twenty years. ----1 f the war continued, , it would undermine, if not destroy. public credit. which was the foundation of our strength, ord the great source of the weight and influence were still struggling to maintain'among i • _ • _ /,:•:". . . 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