The Sun. — London, England, 1812-01-29 00:00:00

' , ft,e/b4,„, : „, - 1 - _ 4 .. ~. i ..._. : 7 " - ": . 1,11;:'\10.71111;'*1:1 1: 41 % ge 7 1 A _AT i E ._,..., , 0 ;4 . rt :- - "L, - ,' -. ' 40 :T7 7 , ,,,;:: : ::':, : --.,:;7,:.,,„ \5 ,,,,:;::\,'";:: ~,,t.._ • 1. , ""e. ; w, ~': _~ , sfi ;1•1 BER 6049.! i; ED V ESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1812. rPRICE SIXPENCE II A ',PPE NN VICTUALLING OFFICE, zB, 181 z. TETE COMMISSIONERS for - VICTUALLING - 1 - His MAyLsTY's N API' do hereby give Notice, that 9,1 Friday, the 7th Kbrua!y next, thcy be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for Two Ilundr:ed and Fitly , Tllts.tm,l Gal cris cf WEST-INDIA RUM to be delivesed, duty free, jran Wirth.u;es in Ithicf) the same .41/ 6ave been knded, into his 11-13ferty's Piauallbeg Storer at IA pi ford axdPoi tin; ,uth, in the „plowing prcperti-ms, LIIPERIAL PARLLIMEAY. HOUSE OF PEERS. TUESDAY, JAN. 28. The Appeal Committee met about two o'clock in the Robing Charnb.:r ; several of the Parties and Agents were examinr.d, and some orders were made, in consequence: Their Lordships- adjourned tbeit further proceedings until Monday. THEATRE ROYAL, COV ENT-GAR D IHIS PRESENT EVENING, .Tat. eg, 1 8 12, will be-performedthe Tragedy of HAMLET,- PRINCE- OF DENMARK. Hamlet, Mr. YOUNG ' - Polonius, Mr. SIM \IONS ; Laertes, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mr. BA RRYMO RE ; Gtiost, Mr. EGERTON The Queen, Mrs. POWELL ; Optielia, Miss 1;0 LTON. "Viet Which 0/111. be performed, for the 33111 time, a New Pantomime, calleA • HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH, With entire New Mu lc, Machinery, Scenes,' Dresses, &c. _ _ , Padinanoba, :11r. j E F h I: RIES; Sultan of C..shmi:e,.Mr. NORMAN ; Omar, the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; C ayfacattaithri, the. Persian cook, Mr. G RI MA LDI ; Lelia, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK ER ; otorea, the Fisherrnan's Doughte:r, Miss E. BOLTON, 130xes 7s. Second-price 35. 63. —Pit 35. 6d. Seconit.price pond price b —Gallery d. 2.5. Second-price is. —1 p e ier .Gallery is. Se- N e k :kes for the I3oxes to be t a k e n o f Mr. 134id0r., at th..x.2oflke, in I tart-street.. Ite Doors will be opened at llalf.past Five, and the Play "'in at Ilalf-past 'Six. new Pantomime of Ha:let - win and Padmaa, or, Golden Fish, having been received throughout withthe I:l4hest approbation and applause, will be repeated every vei ling (except Friday next) till further notice. C . '“ Friday will be prod faced, for the first time, a new ot r4 lld Operatic Drama, in Three Acts, .called The Virgin b the Sun, founded on The Incas of Marnontel, and Kotze x2e's Ploy of Rolla; or, The Virgin of the Son, with . entire yv " ; 7 Music, Scener Dr.f.sses,. and Decorations. To which ' be added the Farce of Raising the Wind. ORATORIOS, tBiz. MESSRS. ASHLEY most re4iectruily inform i ,.. the ,Mobility, Gentry, and Public, that the Season I„ll„co.rnmence, as usual,' at the TH EAT R E RO YA L, in "v u -N P-GARDEN,TO-NIURROW EVENING, the 30th ' • nst- with a GRAND SELV:TION of SACRED AlUst c. br ! , 11 1 Which Madame CATALANI will sing " Angels ever ••Z t and fair," " Holy, Holy Lord," and the Bravura, 4_:atias Aginius Tibi," composed by Signor Gug!ielini ; 11 , 1 tor that Night only, Signor TRAM EZ-ZAN I will sing "Sacred Motet, arid a Duet with Madame CATALANI. • f<str further Particulars, see the printed Bills. Principal Performer. Madame CAT A LA -N I, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs..DICKONS, :Signor TRAMEZZANI, Mr. GOSS, tit. BROADHGRST, "Mr. TINN EY, _ And Mr. BELLAMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. AS II LEY, Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY:" p D oors i to be o p ene d at Si x , an d commence a t S even pre ,eY• !loxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. 25. Up. Gall. ts. tl e 'aw 13 0 es c for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the a-office, in Hart-street. .-- BRITISH G,\,.I.LERY, PALL-NIALL. • GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION and dill sL o f t h e WORKS of BRITISFI ARTISTS, F e b r he A E t' EN E D to the Public on MONDAY, the 3cl of A te L l"rY, and w ill co n t i nue o p en ever y Dy, troth Ten in 4. orerraon till Five in the Afternoon. ;.drilittan-e rs.— Catalogues 6d. By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper. ti p.l3. The Subscriptions f o r th :: Print of Mr. %Vest's Pic rc• continue to be received at the Gallery. _ • fliE BANKRUPTCY OF MESSRS. BOLDER° AN t) THE CONBILSSIONERS in a Commission of 1,, Bankrupt awardedand issued &nit against CHARLES V ` I DERO, EDWARD GALEBOLDERO,SirIIE - NRV cJSKINGTON, Baronet, and IFENRY 130 DE R.O, of I) in the City of London, Bankers and CoPartners, 4,:alers an d etripmen, intend to meet on the first and eighth YS of February next, at Ten of the Clock in the forenoon, 1 London, respettively, in order. to receive the w r i Z ) t o t . Debts under the said 'Commission ; and all persons 0 intend proving Debts ate her of the said neetings, are guested to send the particulars of their said Debts, with Bills, Notes, or other securities they hold, if any, to .7 4 • Lamb, 26, Princes-street, Bank, in order that their re- Pteti ve demands may be exiimined, and the proofs prepared Pr evious to the .sleetitigs at Guildhall. 4 , mooms!)ury-s q uare. NTEIKING out the Twelfth Year of - Oleic. !)MEstablishment in this country, the SH L ni l N verlN PAN V beg t o return their Thanks tar the usal 'lronage with which they have been honoured, and to make I no wn that th?y have nu connedion with the many pre. Pth , d Irish Cuinpani,:s who are endeavouring to mislead the 44 , h ,1ie, and are in tad Retail Linen Drapers in disguise. t he IRISH LINEN COMPANY s e ll do Article but ti: 3ll Litters, and clot less than a Piece. A single Piece at kd e maker's price,each Piece engaged as to fabric and bleach, the Money returned if a faith appeati. I. O'B RI EN, Agent to the:Company. t o ash for Bank of Ireland Notes ; Warehouse, No. 4, tun side of 13loomsbury-square. • • . ONEY Continues to be tbioished to the Public, I\4 L o , at Annuity Interest, en Freehold, Copyhold, Lease. of Stock or Lifehold Estates, in Land or HouseS, Dividends . 1 . ..t0ck, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Church iv ,'ngs, &c. lb,"..he Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their t ,„•.us. ntay be supplied on their Annuity Bonds. AU An. t ir it ies will he redeemable, and the business sondueled With I).itch, secrecy, and honour. 4 PP I Y personally front Nine to Five, or by Letter, to the .... e , Nvilo r9,ary of the K uightsbridge Bank, near tlyde Park Corner, 44 Is empowered to treat for any Sum not less than 3ocl. ti Y amount, .matter, of magnitude being preferred. NoNLy EIGHT mousAND TICKETS. EW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to he All drawn so Early as TUESDAY, fall Febtuary. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of 7 C 20,000 are 4 . 4 , ,c00 2 - - 4,000 . 8,00 4 i,coo - 4,003 6 - 4c o - - ;400 and 1,588 Prizes'oi £lou, &c. &c. &c. itst Sll (Contratto.r), Sincerely thanks the Public for aistinguisheti favours at his truly fortunate Offices; 11* CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS - . I,7lnrites their attention to the Scheme of the present very i h rli Lottery, and begs to state, that attnough it consists of laY Two Thirds the Number of Tickets contained in the V! Lottery, yet there are an equal Number of Capital tr e ?es of ,C20,0.a0 in it: this gives to Adventurers a much tj:ter Chance to obtain a Twenty Thousand found Prize, 11 1 ' 1 1 1 ih any Lottery Intheito . known. from the very limited thZ:berni Tickets to meet the demand, an immediate pur tteryt the abo t v fini e shed, - mid in t 0 dices is respe tc he fu wolly akivl ast,ised„ T where in Lo jus . BISH s ' q q . and Shared the following Capitals :--• :P7, Cl ass A 1,853, Class B 2,000 - A - 16,0 0 4,02 i, - - 1,000 3:3 6 4 3, . 5,00 - .A - - 1,000 - A - • 5,00 0 0 9 - I,osio f: , A - 3,00: 1 1 2,717, - A - z ,000 ' 43, . 2,0e0 i 2,717, - )3 - hOOO etc. ttc. (;411ons Dept ford 00,000 t inouth .0,000 250,000 Gallons, One half thereof ia Ore Month . from the Dry of Contraa, and :be other hal/ i n one Month alter wards. "lad fir Nine hundred Qlla.-ters if NEW PALE,' and Three Ilandreditarters o/ NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, to be aovwe able 19 Samples (of 7141 less than one Quart each/ to be produce: with the' Tenders, and to be de/iv:red within the space of a Fortnight, into his Majesty's Itiaua.ling St aec at Deptford. The wh6L- to be pail for by Bills„pqyable with Interest, Panty Days after date. 7he Conditions of the Ciftztra3s may be seen at the Secretary's ()Ince. No regard will Ge had to any render in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Ge delivered to the Board btfsre One o'Clqck on the said the 7:h Of net!). r;ext ; nor unlesithe Person who nukes the Tender, or sonic l'erson on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. CANAL PROPERTY, IRISH TONTINE, STRAND BRIDGF., WOOLWICH FERRY', LONDON, ICUs- SELL, AND SURREY INS muTioN SHARES. TO Br. SOLD BY AUCTION, - By- Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, the 7th of February, at Twelve o'clock,' at the Mgt, r\XFORD CANAL, a Sliare - and 241. stock in N.." this excellent concern ; the divided profits have regu larly advanced to the rate of ;31. per share. DUDLEY, ELLESMERE-MONTGOMERY , WOR CESTER, and LANCASI ER and HUDDERSFIELD, CANAL SHARES. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS IRISH TUN FINE, 3d Class, dividing above 71. per annum. PROVIDENT, LONDON, RUSSELL, and SURREY INS mu FION ; STRAND BRIDGE and SOUTH LONDON WA'T'ER-WORK - SHARES. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly, at the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, 2S; New Bridge-street. THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE. THE- SUPPLEMENT to the Thirty-Second Vo lume is THIS DAY ready for Delivery ; containing a Variety of unc,..inmonly interesting Passages front new and valuable Publications, - during the last Six Months, together with enlarged Indices, Ixe, &e. N. B. - All the Numbers of the Monthly Magazine_which weie out of Trim having recently been reprinted, complete • Sets, o- any single Number, may be had of all the book sellers. This Day tre published„, Elegantly printed in Quarto, with Two Engravingt, price Two l'ouilds Two Shillings in bowls, some copies on itCyal taper, price 31. 3s VTOYAGES and TRAVELS, in the Years 1809, V 1810 ; and ISt t ; containing Statistical, Commercial, and Miscellaneous Observations . .on Gibraltar, Sardinia, Sicily, Malta, Serigo, and Turkey. By JOHN GALT_ • Printed for T. Cadell ;old \V. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in One Volume Quarto, with three Portraits, price 21. 2s. in hoards, - BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOI.IIS of ADAM SMITH, LL.D. of WILLIAM ROBERI S)N, D. D. and of THOMAS It El D, D. D. Read before the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Now collected into one Vo lume, with some Addition , ' Notes. By DUG AI. D sTE B ART, Esq. F.R.S. Edin. Printed tor• T. Callen and W. Davies, Strand; F. C. and . - Rivington ; Otridge and ,Son ;• T. Payne; F. kVingrave : R. Lea ; Nun ; Gray and Son ;I . Cuthcll ; Longman and Co. ; Richardson Carpenter; B. Crosby ;E. ; Murray ;I. and A. Arch ; Black, Parry, and Cri ; I. Stewart; I. Booker; S. Bagster ; J. Harding; R. FL Evans; R. I' loyer I. Mawman ; I. A sperne ; and R. Scholey, London. W Cre - ech; Bell and Bradiute ; and A. Constable - and Co. Edinburgh. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. PECTORAL LSIsENCE OFCOL'I.SMOT. A - V •• THE Het Coltsfoot, called TOilkigo by the' Amients, was distinguished, as its name c , .nveys, for its excellence in the cute of Coughs, 'Asthmas, and other pulmonary conipl,!ints; it gently opens, and heals rawness and soreness of the breast, allays the tickling which' pro vokes frequent coughing, and gives liberty of breathing, without danger of taking cold ; thus it will prevent Con sumptions.; if taken before the Lungs are ulcerated. Prepared by lames Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol ; and sold only by F. Newberg and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, Lon don, in bottles 3s. itd. each. Abd by apiaointinent by Ba con' Oxford street; HaWkins, Old Bonl-street ; Ward, Holborn ; Harris, Ludgate-street ; and Clarke,• Borough. Observe the words, " F. Newbery, No, 45, St. Paul's," engraved on the Stamps. To Mr. 1) IXO N, Apothecary. SIR, T Take the earlittst opportunity to acquaint you, that 1 have received the most wonderful benefit front the Use Ot your DJ X 0 N's A N .11111.10 Di PI I. LS, which 1 carried with me to arnaica, and all thUse friends to whom I dislributed'them have ex perie::cal the same salutary benefit ; they declare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that Country tor Bilious at. , , ther Complaints.. The following'are the names of seVeral Ladies and Gentle men, who have received the utmost reliet.from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills : —Charles Taylor, Esq. lamaica ; Wil liam Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. ‘Voodrifr, Spanioh 'lown, ditto • C: W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit to ; . Smith, Esq.• Old Harbour, ditto ; C. Aliston; ditto ; Nir. :Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. Penhnson, Esq. - Salt River, ditto ; Mr. Mullens,. ditto ; Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. I'. Polack, Esq. ditto ; - Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King ston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; MrS. Woodrifr, Spa nislt Town ; with many other persons bt the first tespeetat bility. • Sir, your most obedient Servant, THOMAS HA R RULD, of the. ship Ganges. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, Nu. 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; tones, WeSton, Allnutt, and Mallory, Putt sea ; ltald and luhnston, Gosport ; Colerpan and Jacob, Sheerness . ;_ Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; /lox land, worthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott• and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co: Birthinghath ; - and Latlibuty, Liverpool ; Staines , and Lynch, Manchester ; T-rewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Reabtirn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh, Baxter and M 'Donald, Glasgow ; BUlgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich • Switifbn, Leicester .; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; 'atal retail by most ,Country Venders, in Boxes at zs. J. and 6s. STAFFORD PEERAGE. The Peers, present in the House resolved into a Committee ot P!ivikges, and Lord WALSINGIIAM having taken the ch4ir, the Petition and claims of Sir Will,Aln Jerningham, J3irt. for the above pee - age, were taken into consideration, and thd pro , feedings open d. Mr. Hargrave app eared as Colin sel for the petitioner. The further invesnigation of int cause...via tajourned till Tbesday next. After some interval, the LORD CHANCELLOR lonli his seat on the Woolsack, and prayers b-log read, • The Earl of AYLESI , ORD Os Lord Steward) re ported his Royal 1-I=ghness the Prince Regent's An swer to the last Addiess of their Lordshipi, signify ing his acquiescence, and that dire6tions should be given accordipgly. _ . An adjournment during pleasure took place for some time, and, after the resuming W the House, heir Lordships w.,ited some time, apparently in ex pettation of some communication, but s.othing of that nature toi,k place. Lord .WALSINGEAM moved the second reading of the Sugar Importation and the Malt Duty Bits, which were accordingly .read a second tune, and committed fot to-morrow. Adjournvd till to-tnori ow, when the second read ing 01 the Curn Distillery Prohibition Bill is expected to take phce. HOUSE cO,II.IIONS. TUESDAY, JAR. 23. I.(ICAL MILITIA. Mr. HILEY ADDINGTON said, that understanding it to be the intention. to introduce a new Local Mi litia Bill, And to dismiss those who had completed their four years service under the present' rcgulaticin, ' he thought it right - th a t the House 'should be Itir• - nished with certain documents on that sUbje'cl -be fore any steps ‘i ere taken in it, add for those docu ments he should now move.. He knew from his own experience,' that- in the corps -at the head of ' which he had the honour to be'piaced, consisting' of 700 men, there -were no less than 300 oat of that number willing to remain,' so that it a similar spirit existed in other corps, in the-strew proponiOn; the intended Bill would be. rendered ahogcthertinneccs- - sary. 'He called upon the Noble 1../;rd who was the fattier of this measure (Lord Castlereagh), and w horn he was happy to see now in his plaCe, to watch over • it with a tine parental attention; and - he was confi dent that if proper care was taken, the country would at the end of four years possess 40 or 50,000 effec tive Local Militjamen. He then moved for a return of tiro whole Local 'of Great &itain, if com plete according to the present establishment, dis tinguishtng the number of each country and also of the number or Local Militiamen,. including the Non-coma:issioned—Odicers and Drummers, who 'were entitled to their diSchatge on the 25th of Dee. 1812, in consequence of having completed their four years ,service, distinguishing the counties, as before.—Ordered. Mr.WHARTON brought in the Prince Regent's Alloweiiice Bill, which was read a first time, and or dered for a s,'cond reading to-morrow. Mr. PI ELF: br6lighl ihe Bepons on the 1,50.0,0001. amt the 10,500,0001. Exchequer Bills Bills, filch wele agreed to, and ordered to be read a third tune to-inoi Mr. SIN CLAItt presented a Petition from the Elec tors of Caithness, praying a-I'LL:form inliarnent. Lord FokxsTorgti, in the absence of his Right Hots. Friend (Sir J. Newport), pstponed his mo tion rtlative to the Population of Ireland, until to morrow. ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS: Lord FOLKSTONE filOYCd for leave to bring in a Bill to alter and amend the 51st of his present Ma jesty, for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. • He said that his ~b jeet in making this motion was to extend the provisions of the Insolvent Act to persons who were confined (or Contempt by the Ecclesiastical Courts. - Atter a few words from Mr. HERBERT and Mr. W. SMITH, leave was given to bring in the Bill. Lord FOLKSTONE moved for leave to bring in a Bill to alter and amend the 391 h of •the King, mak ing perpetual the 33 i, re•peaing certain allowances to those confined in prison. Mr. I. 4 cELe Moved for Copies of Letters addressed to Governor Elliot by Messrs. Garet t, Weeks, and Pigot, containing an exculpation of their condtvst against the accusation . Made' public in the letter or Tobyn, charging them' with inlltanyiti treatment of Slaves in one ol ,the. West India islands. I4e thought it but fair that the defencc should be as public as the accusation.—Qudered. • Lord EOLKSTONE broußht . • in the ti.vo - Mils for -which ; he had jitst obt.tined leave. They were read read a first tiwe, and utdered, for a second reading on Vriday next. REVERSION BILL. Mt. BANKS moved for lave to bring in a fill to prohibit the granting of offices in reversion, or for joint_ ly(Es, for the benefit of ,servivors.—Leave given. Mr. ROSE obtained leave tci•bting in a Bill far . the more etfettual teplation of Pilots on the Coast of England. THE KING'S HOUSEHOLD. Mr. Lu RINGTON ()tight up the'Reprirt of the Committee on illol.husebold Bill; but haling alrvatiy laid a full report of the discussants on teis subject before the public, we feel it unneces s ary in the pre sent ir.e'ince to enter much into detal e Mr. BaouGuitar apolOgised to the House For -tres pas,iog.on(heir atietoloo afier the discussion that had taken place on this question. lie maintained, that ti objecl of t Ließill being to raise an ad.fit tonal sum of sevenay thousand poripolse that consideration • alone was enough to jostily the call for intpiry. Tit Chant:L.llor of the,Eschenefer and the Chaticellor of the Duchy of C'orat f waii had given what they called explanations, but it was no step tJo.vards g - eo ir; rid of • the challenges thrown out on the opposite side, to explain the grant of a sum of money to Sir Sidney Smith. The two oa)jee.ts of inq;le' and pzissang the Bill were inwparablee and therelue he would conjure .the . House co pause before it autho rlsed a measure,, the expediency of which it was t)ot afforded he rue of juigtng. F-le.retelrod to the•praetice of 'Parliament in , other instances, and stated, that- no less than three Committees were appointed on eoecasions of increasiog the Civil List in the admivistrations Of Mr. Pat and lend, &do - tooth. There was nothing in the - accounts on the, table at present, which should induce _the - [louse to relax their constitntiotiai jealousy of sacis, proceedings : on the contraiy, there was every thing to alarm it. He then entered into 'various items presented to the [louse, and inferred from their cep parent extravagance, that they called for strict scru tiny. He wished Gentlemen to consider the ent way in VL hieli things of this kind were de-•1‘ with in the reign of Genrge,ll. After he had sat upon the 'lnoue, for the space of eu years, there as a dcticit in the Cis k il List to the amount of 450,0001. This deficit was made up by Parliament, and in the sue ceediog years a surplus of 115,0001. accemulated, which his Majesty applied, n to the purchase of personal property, but - to the relief of the people, twin whom it was, originally drawn. He should pass oier the omission of the name of her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, which was not mentioned in the Bill e from begiuning to end ; but lie thought the House was bound to luale to the increase of influence Inch was Lkely accrue to the Crown, by the addition of twett ty-ont to the _corps pf attendants. He object ed to the manner in which her M 'sty won hi tie tempted-. by the power to t -.!y placed in tier handi, either to thwart the intentions of the Crown, 'or, o‘i the other hand, to give to tie Crown a preporiderat-. , lug influence. It appeared to hint, that, the Hot:se bad.-neaer befote sanctioned such unauthorised ac counts. and demands 'without a previous inquiry. He again recalled the attention of the House to the precedent-of 18,04, and other precedents on : this subject, - The people did not grudge to pay the area.. c,ssary -expellees of the State, but teejeteapeeted that • Parliament would take care to investigate • the neo cessity of thoseexpenses. On till these grounds, he opposed the bringing op of the Report. Mr. RO•E replied to the Honourable and Learned Gentleman. He allowed that inquiry re ght to take place, as broad 3 one - as pos'sible, but not such as !C• impede the progress of the Bill. In oPpuition to the statement of the Learned Gentleman, he coo tended that great grants bad frequently been Made to the' Civil' List, without any 'mini) y whatev e r ; and lie instanced cases in the reigns or O. -eel) Arnie • arid George I. and - 11. in proof of assertion.--- The Learned Gentleman said thst George 11. did riot lay out the surplus of his revenue rim tire purchase of freehold and' toOyht4 estates. What Sol:ere:go had ever done so in this country ? None. He asserted positively, that no Sovereign hut ever laid out a shiiitrig of the C , vil List revenue in that way. It was impossible r hal he should do so. present Majesty had Waved the various rev- noes of his pre decessoc, and • had accepted a specific sum of 800,0001.; being eO,OOOl. less than the revenue of - Genige 11. He entered into a s atement of the fur ther Parliamentary grams that had been made to his Majesty, the whole or which amounted only to two millions lour hundred and ninety thousand ; being an average during his reign of 93,0001. a year. And let it be considered, that since the year 1740, money had been depreciated to nearly half its value at that period. Adverting to what the Learned Ge e it ;i t had said ot the munificence of Queen - Anne, he ob served, that - so far from Blenheim having be out of the Royal purse, it had been commenced by' Parliamentary grants, which being inteirupted by the Tory Administration, the building was com pleted at the expellee of the Duke of Marlborough, who was subsequently retnuntrated by another 1-af liamentary vote. He trusted that the House would not hesitate in , allowing the-Bill to pass; 'and if ' they thought proper, they might afterwards in stitute an Menu - yr into some ef the minOr details alluded to. Mr:BENNETT expressed his intention, in con- fOrtnit'y to the duty wliich °sired to his Consti- • tuents, viz. 'not to allow a single shilling at tne pub lie money to voted away • without proof of its ne- . cessity, to ppose the filthier progress of the 13111.-'---i He entercd . Into 'an historical &tad of the proceed- - . it e of Plilidment on the sUbjett of Plitcemon to retain seats iu tlie House o'f' Cot - tut - ions,' act t!c . :l;tr.. - 4 his determitiatiiin fo submit to Parlia- - tiict:t a in.,t , on - on the sul7je:ef; He (Mel! at COOS:..i • de- ablo hon thed;sinClUiatioti Which a - pp, area' on f ie part of the Mioisthrs to consult the gen,:ra teeing on this subj.± instanced the case 'of Colonel iVl'Mation's appointment as 5 striking dlui- • tration of thiS tit `t. He had no doubt that a 5 en ho-• • fiourable man (they were " all honourable nice) . Colonel I\d`Ntihor, iv'as entitled - to the gritticuileof the . Prince., but he could not allow:he was in'ticled of the public money, The infinenee of corit.ptiouwAs most One roan in five iii rile country )o,,ked to the Eiitronage of office; anti widef the e ei;curristinees it was host esseiti:il to the ribose to endeaVourto keep itself as pure as pos;-: The true interests'a ihe'Cri.vyn wourcineVet sutler by Parliatiletit;'Oen wear there nut a sihOo