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~•~u~c, i-ii_,.,,,,... pi ......, ....... „...A . ,....,,,,, ,„ ..,.. .41 ale 0 4 *, , , t * 't .: :4 :4:t I ~:,,:., . .s -.1 , . r:1 1:7 . .r....,' .., .....„ • .. 4t 4 , ~... "V ~..'5.....- 1 V 7 7 • *---' ...-:•:-:.. ..... ' .. 040 i . Z. -.. - frs. , ,fii;;llN‘,,. ~. s . e TH r. t " oJF/Clip IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• HOUSE PEERS. THURSDAY, FEB. 21. Ttt R Bills on the Table Were' forwarded in their respeciiv.e stages. - On the Motion of the Bishop of OXFORD, Thanks were voted to the Bishop of Roc fi EsTca,.for the ex. tellent Sermon' preached by him yesterday before their Lordships. TTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURV-LANE., HIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 2z, i B os , will b e p erformed, THE HONEY MOON, The Principal Charatiers by Mr, ELLISTON Mr. B , Mr. ARTLEY, . • ANNIST B ER, Mr. WROUGHTON Mr. MATHEWS, M r. COL , LINS, Miss DUNCAN, Miss MELLON. CAMP, and Mrs. ~,S PA R A KE. by Milli. Miss DE a Snug b y Miss Ds CAMP.—III AIM Y. Son hy M A bli ss DU:.C N.--Witil a DAIICC incide a a ntal to theg Piece. Al: Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BARTLVi 3 and the Epilogue by Miss 1.4 CA MP . After tihich a New Melo- Drame, in Three Aas, called THE LADY OF THE ROCK. The Princip a l Charaders by ' Mr. 11. 101INSTON, Mr. RAYNIOND, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. BANNISTER, Mrs, POWELL, and Mrs. FIARLOWE. Places fsir the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Posbrook, at the Box.Ottice, in Little Russell.street. .N. B. Till f i l rther notice, Pl aces can only be taken from n eoCloek till Three. You. morrnw, - Fancied and gigisrnunda ; Tattered, by the y Robols with The Apprentice. On Morukiy, ['tie Honey Moon ; with The Lady of the Ite4. ~ ' ""*".....r..........„..;...................„.......--,—.—......--..--- 111 T.RL-•Rth ; LUV I.NT GARDEN. T 1,, O.NIURROW EVENING, Fa). 2 3. ' BO 5, 1 ,,, will performed; ,4‘l MARRY 9R . NOT TO MARRY. With New Scenes and D:' , :53e3. The Principal Ckaraeters by Mr MUNDEN Mt Kt:MIME. . :Ir. Ckr()l4, Mr. FAR ' LEY . , Mr. BRUNTON, ..44. G LOVER, Mrs. DAVENPORT. Ir , Aud a youN6 LADY. • The 4 Nogue to/be b poken by Mr. BRUNTO N. The Epilogue by Mrs. GLOVER.. WITH THE ESCAPES. T le i t t .,s .I;er THE 3s. 6d. Gallery !,s. Upper G . oiler? .. t_s_._ s Inlf:,„" ) , tto be opened at halt past hive, 41441 DC S UI 44 Th7p 414 ' be ow "%Comedy of To .Marry of Not to Marry will Nl-011((rrne"e.v,rY Evening till further notice. Turi,piU,,‘,l.vtlli Harlequin Quicksilver. T ues d ay, The 0,4,,,__N,1v Musical After.plece will be produced on Thurs. i rit. r AND•/Ex/rc,,:..-----------• -------- 13 y .. ,- 1 - 1 . 1 - , 0,., uM, or, PANORAMA of BOULOGNE, . Sh,---...), 114.rine Painter • erehire ' n r., the King, Duke every b, t nct, and Board of Admiralty, continues open A ruin Nine o'Clock in the Mornirvc till Dusk.. ,t4ilee °Lie willing. Descriptive Plans Si xpence. I' tv &N----------- Flits . - V-11VE THOUSAND POUNDS s a, I.) It AW NI TICKET ON TUESDAY NEX T. ri',7NSBY and Co. respedluily .acquaint the Sale, ' ta thc, that they have TICKETS and SHARES for Warranted undr at their State-Lottery . Office, l ust 46 1. 1 ) .,. „C"thiji. wher e lI N' o. 743 r," the First-drawn on the 4)4 3' tl' i° °(.t. and No, zit 67 First-drawn on the 1.13111111. " . 44 ' ' WiTC bOih Shared'. 1 ..----.....___ ------ .TWENTY-FIVE TICKET ' 4 or iIITIMUSA him I, - ...BRIJ 4.y. .... couzips, on .TLIES DAY next, zOth 4130 a Prizes vf ' 3 ditto - I ditto 3 ditto to,Oot, • SOOO loom Soo 1 Re, And only Three Days to draw. S44';',llllllg, Days-9th "Phursday, Feb. 23, and last Day „,r,Liy, M arch 2. stil(--„l•E'rs 4n4 SHARES are Selling by RICHARD -11 . r . "(4) a.UcK, and Ce. Cornhill and Charing:cros . vv RI -NG DESKS.—N. MIDDLETON'her °et ;to tutor the Public), that he has novv ready for Sale ,_ i,sodt le.tensiVe assortment of DESKS and BOX ..S .1,!?_1112.,7 ir,g 4n,t're3 or Gentlemen for writing only, and , t°,l,..''_7:::„. Leol iet jag, in Mahogany, Satin, and other hoe w... 4,if L ett , ly INS likelVlSt:_the greatest Assortment in L ond on Lle, , cr L°PYing Machines, for Counting-houses and private so small as to he urn° private inconvenience in travelling e ~ tie ttk :: loks in great variety, titter up for Ladies or ti ..sa u ry tier sl"4lotkct Commodes, made to curtain every nece ssa ry iri h ie Alrng anti dressing, particularly useful for G . eff 1 i 'hi! r!at A r• •A I 4ge Assortment of ,sell r met lowest • ' Nu a alititatiiirer,' he is enabled Co on the 1 e for 114ey'in„4,(twarrant them. The original .Manufat et - • 1. tt5t,,1141,1 venclti, N. Middleton, No, 264, Straud,eoras ~.....„.....ane., • P r H p t'i lt l‘ht AND NAVY IQUIPAG . ..... . rATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, l'itlrll tally iu'e, Nlattrasses 'and LI-tiding complete. are very resPe4t*. 4- . ecoonnolvisil ti :Gentle - rr en, as leitalipyriar t o 'title s an. others nark in . London ; Marquees, bg the most portable tOt:'SlL'es ainlY Ch'rs, on improved principles ; e. l 1 4. 1 4 44 " vv iiih, 4 i t u Zl i s, ,tiut Cl 4 ia l irti, for on Board Ship; Musqunro t i„,„ ate Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, .tor Las west ---es)._anri all Foto)," li Climates, i . it Fat . rt IORCI AN and' SANDE RS's ~,ent Ittdsteart•Siallufaaory and Ware-Rooms, ,1f0rt,,,"14. 16 and t 7, Catherine-sti.,,n, Strand. , .. 'abl s' - '1, 44 ,aside 7`, Now.inventcti Imperial Dininq 1.,1,1%..1,0%Nt to be the most complete and kit:sant a yet 0 0 x 1 tut re-,7,Yet inventedi are very 1. ~, si,ll.lles ti Venturi P. portable, packing in 13 ox rho. Pashionahle sofa:Bed any Chair -Bed Woe *" ! E F • • '4l4",i,!ten tli.ir lirreYath4, NI) CLE A N LINTF7SS re - erve and cleanse thc ft•folh.', d " a ll °an:. •l i ty t T, the r‘..4.1)1,, cure Gum Biles,' ar.d ri:mo a 4 . . r•CCrAIO II.I, is recommend*/ the plio AMBOYNA LOTION. . .i s , ' ' , hug fr wh . li the Lotion is pr e pare d , De to rn le qt•r i tll , 11Lirly adapted tor all disoniers of, the .--kintrr"l4' ,441146 f. ;.11(1 CUNIS , it wit; Bat imported by i s • natow, 1 ' a Geptle. vi oro , . n c Eger W and fortune who havillii CxPctle; • I ' c ',` l Whit„. 0111 Wef, introduced it for the bench! of otnerf . .. titl es ' It aleantes the Mouth of 411 impurities and .f6', foetid par- 4 -lett'e 44 hhen3 t he' eeth; heals the Gums, and ans" 4 , ,104.1,114 lireath. ' ',6111111,L1t Is so Treat a diawback to beauty as bad Teeth, Tullel.4tion2:,'"l-I,r.?o:l.inntive own , a tketi t t Brea t h ;—the Arnharut lullit. (-atter, s oi . 1.•! first •Ipplication, improves the former and r?. whil i e oy its antiPutreseCnt and balsamic '1?; Sli t , lt „ l i t Prevents neeay, and removes :di CXCleSenies. . ~ th t.'4 : 1 . 1 R .: • 4 ,. 11 -1 11 11, N0..66, St. Paul's Cl)tirch-rattit.hav-- i„!.(l!tint,--7,,!0ht; in the Sate of the above and following u , -, rxli Majesty's Commissioners of Stamp Duties, Nres i ,`P tit:tit Property tr nP r . I ave ordered their ad lle en'„"'haar and EnWaritsu,l 66, Paul's ,t S c t. Yl Chuich-Y4rd, to '114141.3,v,1 la the ps accompanyin g each Medicine.-- le v .r i Sir i.. , Ste 1t authenticity ”ala ran Hill's &, (I, . ! S. tt t &le. rn 4 ROO I'• ,9!: W ut . C. / ' - 36 - Marshall's Citrate ~, 11 i ~,L4t4e vart,:oelt - 36 ' Hallam's AinibiL Pills 2 9 ~....,_---- Bat? . - - •3 6 ...---,! EXt. Quasia .5 ttiC - •-• rm.‘ .. ,en i , o -,-- - 3 6 Newton's Tooth POwder .1 9 -- ..'4 Qr at ,:', '' 36 - Widow Welch',; Pills 2 9 ''''',,,,,,....pe4i. 4,,rninS 1 ;', .2 o C hamberlain's Pills - 9 . 7 ... " ...- --. 0 ,„ , Chith r i a ,.', 1',1,116 .1 t 6 ---,...---,Detergent OW. '9 Acan Ao t Ti t ," g' ll _ Loint.t 16, %Vestel-'2 Jesuits' DroPs 2 9 •••....,'')"114 Alu tt - t f i t u p re - I 16 . ......,__;;. Specific ReanedY 2 9 t o -"-. Leti oo ie: z - Sovereign Oihtment tar lAilell'4 to — rdi,i: " 6 the Itc . h, a Cure by z .11 „., .:nt rrant e als o mav „... 1- S 6 poor 's Ap?ltcati . o . n , .... c. 1 ) . Al i yl ein t i n ",,, ,, , be 4 41 every 1 Mitt and / ÜbilL neat IFIC* 19814. Nler3 chi ii i 4 °n 4 pdE dw . .e above Medicines are requested to . apply ' . 4ltotil ar ‘is (by WhOill A hberal Al 101+1.111C2 is 11144 e), Y th q " 11 he hal 4cnuino, ... .; • yavuaty 30, 'THE COMMISSIONERS' for VICTUALLING HIS .11.4YESTrs NAVY do herebY give Notice, That on TUBSDAY the 20l of April they will be reedy to tfcelve Tenders in writing Paled tip) for such Quantities of the followin g description of STAVES ? viz. Crown Dantzlo Pipe • prandy Hogshead Brack Dantzic }staves Ilatnbro' Stettin Pipe Quebec ~ J . • At the respetlive Pe rsons tot,. .may make Prop'osidr there)/ will tonttan to deliver into the Stores at Doptjord. and POmoutb, in such Proportions 'as shall hereafter be determine,/ upon t one half by the 3 tst of delober, next, and the rentainder by the lig of December following; to be paid for by Rills, potable, with interest, ninety days after date, The Conditio n: of the Contra.! may be seen at the Secrstarit's Offiee. N.. 8, No Tenier for a less quantify than Fifty Thousand Crown Da n t z i c Pipe, Ten Thousand ,Crown Dantzic Brandy, Twenty Thousand Crown Dantzic IlOOtead, or nuevvive Thousand Nyack Danttic, • flambrot, Away, or Quebec Pipe Stave:, will be admittfd. No regardwill be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not he delittered to the 'bard, ktioro Pied Clock eu r3e said Tweed's,' the wiTfifprit Next, nar4teetzthodAtrton who makcithe.Tentler, or.some Person on his behalf, attends, to 4nriver, when called far. • OFFICt OF ORDNAIVCX, • freirttatil 74, sari. THE . PIUNCYPiIL 'OFFICERS of HIS MA. YiriSTP.l ORDNANCE'.do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will he rec e i ve d at t h e i r Otflee, in e. ilfargeerit's.streg, ;a r tmintter on or before tuesday the sth day of March next, from rack Person, as may be willing to undertab the Supply of F6rage for the Royal Artillery Hordes stationed in the following; Dial ilk North Britain. Northern. Yorkshire. • . Eastern, exclusive of Warley. • Southern, exclusive of Chatham. South-west, Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, • and Christchurch, • Western. Woolwich, with its Dependencies. %Varley, Chitham, and Nlary-le=bone, /or a.Perrod of Six Months from the Ist of April nut ; the .Forage' to hejlernished in Rations to consist of tgl‘s 04154 J 4o Pounds per Busker: -flat of UPLAND MEADOW HAY ; Sibs e fIVHEAT or RYE ;STRAW/ ; all of the best quality, and to he deli ve r e d at t h e respeelive Sta. lions at the elipence of the Conti•atior,f. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for each Station; and]: is expeacd that the C'enfraflor 11;411 receive the Sable Dunz that may from time to time accumulate, making an ailtrwairce fir the same. Further Particnlars, together with the Terms and Conditions o/ the .Coutradls, may he bueurre upon application to Jim Officer commanding the Royal Artillefy in each DiJtriel, who are audio. risrd to receive propor4le, And also at the h'ecretacy's Office. in St. Itlargarres-street aforesaid ; any defy between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Praposairmay also he delivered, and to he . 4 ealrd up, and marked on the (amide, " 'fender for Fo rage ; " but no Proposal can b e a d m i tte d a f ter the said sth defy of March next. ,• By Order of the Beard, R. H. CRZW, Sm. • This Day was publis hed, In OLavo, price s. in beards, a Third Vol u m e o f A-HE HISTORY of the PUBLIC REVENUE , of the 'BRITISH EMPIRE. Containing an Ac. count of the Public Income and Expenditure from the. re motet.. 4.:4,111.4 the Revenue of Scotland and Ireland, and an Analysis of the Sources of Public Revenue in general. liy Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Dart. M. P. Prihted for T. Cadell and W. Davies; Strand ; sold also by W. Creech, P. Hill, and W. Blackvijoil, at Edinburgh ; and J. Archer, at Dublin. Of whom may be had, the Third Edition of the Two pre. ceding Volumes, price ;Bs. in boards. Also, by the same Author,•Essays on Miscellaneous Sub. jets. pith Three Engravings, Bvo. Ss. in boards; PERU; In a few Days will be published, In One large :Lai elegant Volume, Quarto, . illustrated by Twenty coloured Eng - ravings of Costume, arc. price Two - Guineas, in boards, • • THE ,PRESENT STATE of PERU : com prising an Account of its Geography,. Topography, Natural History, MincrilOgY, Commerce, Customs, and Manners, -as well as of its Civllitcd and Unciviliztxt I nhabi tants,-State of Literature,. Philosophy, the Arts, &c. act. The %thole drawn froM .Original and Authentic Doeu ;news, chiefly written and Compiled idthe Peruvian Capi tal ; to which is added, an Appendix, Ccititaining the Mo. dery Travels of the Missionaries in the hitherto unexplored Mountainous Territories ; and other. interesting particulars relative to the Idolatrous Tribes of Indians inhabiting those remote Districts of Peru. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black:. friars ; arid to be had of ail Booksellers. This Day was published, In One Volume, Svo. Wi t h a l arge Map, Price 7s. b o a r d s , rritAVELS to the Westward of the ALLE. CANY MOUNTAINS, in the States of the Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee ; and feturn• to Charlestown through the Upper Carolinas, With a very correct whole Sheet Map of the States in' the Centre, West, and South of ' the UMW States. Translated from the Ficoch of F. A. MICHAUX, M. D.• • Member of the Society of Natdral History 'of Paris, /tee., By fa. LAMBERT, " This Janney was undertaken about the time of 'the cession of to France, .under the auspices of M. Chaptal, Minister of the Interior, with a.View to procure a thorough knowledge, from actual obserVation, of the nature, produce, continerce, anti political conse9oence of those parts of the United States which are in the vicinity of that Country. It therefore contains very accurate information on these sub jeas ;, and from the minuteness with Whichltpoints out the t:omp4rative value of the, land in ditle rent distr icts, the clunks of culture beat adapted to each, the facility or ditlcitlt y of finding a market fur its produce, and the Means of procuring articles of necessity or convenience from the Maritime Sta tes , atibrds vary valuable information to every person interested in . this Vast extent of Country, which has been hitherto so little known, and so much misrepresented. Londoit t :Printed for j. 114awnian, No: 12, Poultry. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, Ike. PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTS FOOT. PHE Herb COL TSFOOT, called 'IUSSILAGO by: the Antionts, was distinguished by them, as its name sufficiemly conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs and other Pulmonary CoMplaints ; and this FsSence has, to the course of a long pradice, been found the most safe and eiftel.ual Remedy for Coughs, Asthmas, ar;d all Di,onders orthe Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which . provokes frequent coughing, and takes off the uneasy sensation from acrimo nious humours, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the fibres, ant thereby enlarges the cavities of the vessels. Thus-it re gularly and tprickly cures ConSumptions of the longest stand ing, if taken before the lungs ate ulcerated. • It cures also all husky and dry Coughs, dissolVes concealed Pblegin, heals rawness and - soreness of the Breast; Stomach, and Lungs,'aad gives immediate relief to .thosc who, through ago ;urd tnity, are deprived of re s t or sleep. this Essence is prepared on ly by James Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol ; and sold, wholesale . and retail, by F. Newbery and Sons, at No. 45, the Last Enda Sc. Pant's, Loiklon, in Bottles, price 3s. 611, each, duty included. None are genuine but - those which have the words 44 Es.Ne*hery, No, is, Si. engraved in the stamp. 'IDGE FOX: - - Tilt DUKE of CLARENCE, after a short apo. Ipgy, said, he thought it necessary .to call the atten tion of t heir Lordships .to' the proceedings about to be instituted respeeti ng the Charges agai nst Mr. Jus lice FoX. His Royal Highness disclaimed all party. feeling on the occasion, :,nil declared, that the fist knowledge he had nithe business was, when it was • brought forward - last Session. He then proceeded to consider, whether the modepropesed to be adopt. cd for examining - the Charge 3 its the Ars( instance ought to be adhered to, and iirged . the . propriety of leaving the initiation of this business to the House, of Comrtions. girder to allOw time torihis al. Aeration - , it was his intention to moire ; that the Committee appointed to meet to.morrow be Om poned fat six weeks, and in the mean time he should move; that the Order fur their nseetitig td.morrow be discharged. A conversation of considelible length arose on this Motion ; but the arguments used were princi. pally those which had on fortner oteasions been urged. Lnrds LIMIT R WESTKUIRCAND, HAwkidnuttv, as:d SiDNioutit, contended tint the propriety of carrying the Inquiry in the House of Peers. • Lords AUCKLAND lien,' CARLirorr, though they thought the Inquiry would more properly have been . instituted in the other House, were nevertheless of opinion,' that their Lordships having proceeded so far, it ivas.necessary that the business should be re. ferred to the proposed Coriarnittei. The latter said he should express no opinion on the Charges, but. 'obserVed, that there was nothing M r . J ust i ce F ox so much wi s h e d f or as that he should have arkoppor-• tunity of Meeting them fairly and Speedily. The Learned Lord- . added, that two . . of the Charges hay: ing been withdrawn, it was not unreasonable to conclude that they were unfounded.. The Marquis of ABEkCORN did .not conceive that any part of the' proceedings in the present case called for the animadversions of the Learned Lord. Certain it was, that the circumstance of a Charge . being withdrawn did not amount to a proof of its being unfounded. ' Lord Cop Lt explained;repeating that he ditt . nor coca.' iv x;v• 4h f 7. npininn nr. 'kw Otl4tra tl.at gad been preferred ; but that it was understbod the two Charges had been withdrawn because of their being unfounded. The Marqui s o f An riZCORN, in explana , tion, af.., firmed, that he never admitted that Any of the , Charges were unfounded. Lords CARLISLI, SrENCtit, and GASNYILLE, supported the Moti !n, ancicontended, 'that every such citie should originate with the CorornQns. On This question their L 4dships divided Contents 9s -- Non.ContentA 36--Majority 27. IRISH ARRESTS. Lord Gal.Nvtt.Lti, in the Aience of Lord I: t NG, reneived.the Motion of his Noble Friend for an Ac. count of the Conditions_ on which Persons attested i n Ireland had been discharged. Lord HAWXRSBuitr never admitted the existence cif any conditioni of that nature, and even if they did exist, he should deem it improper to disclose them. The Margttis of St.tao' and the Logo CUAN cr t.Loft spoke against the Motion ; after which the question was put upon it, and negativede lirliiCAS tOkPUS. The Bill for Suspending the Habeas Corpus Aft i n Ireland was read a second time, can the Motion of Lord , HAWKESBUIti. ; after which his LordihiP moved that the Bill bc committed ; which Motion w as negatived fire farma.—Afttr which his Lord. ship again rose, and moved the Suspension of The Standing Orders relative to the furtherance of a Bill through two stages on the same day, arid addnced variety of reasons in support of the urgency with which lie proposed to pass the present Bill. 'rhe tilarquivof Sumo supported the Motion. 15 WOO opposed by Lords SNINCEE, CARLISLE, DiENLEY, and the Dolce of CLArtericr. Lords Lotioroto,'Ltmttarcx, and Smarmy' LLB and' the. Duke of Motyraose supported ir. •Laid. , AucxLAND not only thought it expedient that the 13i11 be committed on the present evening, but also that it should be read a third time. Lord. GRENVILLE could not patiently listen to the proposal of proceedings so derogatory from the dignity of the House, as that - of suspending their Standing Orders where no necessity appeared fur resorting to such extreme urgency, He had too frequently to lament that the Orders of the House had of late been too slightly adhered to, - and that their Loidships seemed only to square' their conduA by that of the other House of Parliament. To such a conduet he should always °Nen, not only as it was derogatory from the dignity of the House, but, like. wise, as it-was incordpatiblerwith , the spirit and prac. (ice of the Constitution. As to the Bill before the House,' he had ming objtaions to the manner in which it was attempted to be passed. No satislatiory grounds of any nature had been adduced to prove :he necessity of such a measure. Under the present ircumstances of Ireland, he was at a loss to see why melt a measure should be continued. Lord Ai la, GRA was 43 Anxigu: as thi: , Nv. ble Lord.to pay all due (eye& to the Standing Or. ders.of tho • House. It was, no doubt, incumbent upon their - Lordships, upOn almost. every occasion, to observo these Orders with a scrupulous panitua I ity ; but their Lordships would likewise recoiled, that .it was in the very essence of them occasionally to -allow of a guarded and solemn departure from these orders;. and the present helooked upon to be one of these emergencies. The condition of Ireland, more particularly in some provinces, was of a nature suf. ficiently alarming to call for and justify the mea. sure, The . existing Bill-could 'be in force only. a few days; and casualties of wind-and weather Might prevent its arriving in time to be ifle r d upon in Ire. land, 'if any further . delay was admitted in forward. ing it through the stage proposed ; Sze should, there.. fore,,on mature consideration, acquiesce in- the opi. nion of the Noble Baron (Aocict.AND), that. the Bill should 'he read even a third time this night. The Noble Lord (GEtENVILLE) Wil;) waS,,iIOW so forward in opposing it, -had assented, when he him. self wa, in Administration, to a' much roar: rvid progriss of a similar Bill. Lord ^Glitry i a . explained, ar-vo the clif re oeer: of the circumstances under which he had then acted ; after whfch the question was put, that the standing Orders on the presentAxeasion he dispensed. with. and dip the Bill be committed ; when the . House _ • Contents 4! - .Non-Contents 13 Majority z 8 .Tbe DUKE of CLAREbicE next proposed in the Committee, as an Amendment; that the duration of the bill be only six weeks from the present thy, in stead Cif six weeks after the commencement of next Session. , The Amendment was negatived ; after which the Report was received, and the Bill read a third time and passed, without any further opposi tion.--Adjourned at tialfpast One o'Clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY, FRB. 21. A new Writ was ordete4for Calnc, in Wiltshire, in the `room of Jossru jaxYL, &q. becvme one of His Majesty's Council learned in the Law. A parson from the Commissioners of the Thames Navigation presented - an Account of the Receipts and Payments of that' Company in the year 1804. Mr. MAY paitponed the considemion of tie Pe tition from the Retail Dealers of Belfast, against the 6 per cent. Duties. Lord Duna ohtained leave to bring up the Re. part of the Quarantine Bill; which, with the Amend. merits, was agreed to. Mr, j.ittxsoN, from the Oiliee of the Chief Se cretary of Ireland, presented certain Accounts; which 114 • t otrcterod to tie en Out Tow,. After some conversation between Mr. Mrs* rs. SON, Mr. Rose, and Mr. CaLCtiAre, it Will or deted, on the Motion of the last named Gentleman, that the Report of the Committee of I got, on tho- Salt Duties, be printed. ' Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved, that a List of all Reversionary Grants in Ireland since Ist Jan. ISor, stating the dates and .terms of those Grants, loge. the r wi t h all compensations for Bnroughs, and all claims for such coinpensations, whether allowed or rejected, and the expences, &c. attending Such claims, be laid before the Hut4e.—Ordered. The 'SE CR RiAltY at WAf t moved for, and after. wards presented. an Account of the nu m b er , a Merl raised under the Army of Reserve An from the tst Jan. 180+ to agth June 1504.. M r . fitrsx tisurr brought in the Loan Bill, whin's wag read a first time, and ordered to be read a ae cond time tomorrow, . On the Motion of Lord DUNLO, the Thanks'of the House were voted to Dr. Hall for his excellent Sermon, which he was desired to print. The Postage Duty Bill was, on the Motion of Mr. HUSKISSON read a first time, and ottiered tta be read a second time to-morrow, Mr. Gm es postponed his Moticin relative to the expiring Naval Conur.isst'on, from Mor.d.iy. io Friday. Mt. fitrsxicitorr brought up the Bill for imposing an additional l)uty on Horses ; which, slier a few 'word, from Sir WATICINS WILLIAM Vis r YNl l / 4 /E, WllO expressed his entire disapprobation of the treasure, was read a first time, and ordered to be read a se. cond time to-morrow. Lord AltelilliALD TIAN! wroll gave notice Or a Moticin fur Monddy se'imight, relative‘to Irish pay.. own ta 3,; par. 'Mr. JontoroNe moved that the Acctlnts of the oistributiog of the 1,500mb01. 'raised by 114 Ma. jesty pur.manL to tlw. At of 143 C Sesii , Jo be print. ed,—Ordered; . NATIONAL DEFENCE, Mr: IPIN6I-141i1, in rising to submit to the 4.-loust4he Motion of which he had given notice on the firat 'day of the Session, could not forbear callirtg the attention of Gentleman to the numerous post.. ponements that had taken place with respect to.the Motion, none of which i except the last, had origi nated with him. The only &lay that was charge. able to him POZ/S rendered desirable and necessary by -many considerations. The Motion he was about- to offer was almost precisely the same as that o%reti by his Hon, Friend on the - bench titurve (Mr. Fox), , on the 234 of June last. It sat his iNtiltiOn to review tile various Ads that had been passed for the Defence of the Country, and to consider the mean ! ' of permanent Defence which they afforded. f conceived it necessary to revise those Acts, and to render the provisions of • them more uomplete anti permanent, and this would be the o j;:tt of the first part of his Motion ; .the second prt or which w uu td bc ) to Icier it to a Cominitice co , conbider the beer