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t'Ate• 'll 4,i.. , .0,4?:4 . 0- , tz:f r-i'pl; :.„,.,. 41..-ii r ,/ n , v.....,,,,,,. A,4 , -, .4._ •zs, 7,1-Irs'ii '4W ~ ..-t :..r. O * .f":y!:, , - Xi. yaw ,,.. \ :/4iiii ~, s 3, 0, / ,llll‘' 6 . ~1: kY'ry ,„, • tEs")• • - Ntrpz UMBER .GO ;. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1812. PRI( R STXPENCY FOURTEENTH TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT,GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 20, 1812, , rn rored a New Grand Operatic Drama, in 4"' llree 4615, called THE•VIRGIN-OF THE SUN. Principal Characters. • Ataliba, Mr. BARRY MORE ; Nigh .Mr.. EGERTON ; • Telasko, Mr. CRAP - MAN ; Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Zamor, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Diego, Mr. LI sToN ,•- .ozmar, Mr. BROADHURST ; -Xaira, Mr. CR LSW ELL • . - Don Alonzo, Mr: HUNTLEY ; Duo Velasquez, Air. ORUNTON ; High Priez.ztess, Al is. POWELL Cora, Miss SM ; Amazili, Miss F E RUN ; (vliss 130 LT(YN ; Zilia, Mrs. CHI LDE. After Which will be performed, for the 43d time, a New . . Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA • OR, THE GOLDEN FISH, with entire New. Mu: Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &C. Padmanabir, Mr. J E F i h R 1 ES ' - Sultan of Cashmire Mr. NORMAN ; Omar, the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; k; aytaeattaclini, the. Pete,lan Cool:, Mr. G ItINIA LDI ; Zeih..a, the Sultan's I.)Aughter, Mrs. PARKER-; 4 9rea, the Vislnfrmah's Daughter,, Miss E. BOLTON. Boxes 73. 1/u i Second.price 3s. 6d.-Pit 35. 6d. Second-price —Gallery Second-price is, —l-"pder Gallery Is. Se cond-price 6d. 'laces • for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. - Brandon, at the New .uox-0-ilice; in Hart-street. t he Doors will be Opened at Half-past Five, and the Play begin at Half -past hdvurg l'ttw Operatic Drama, called The Virgin of - the sun, beer, received throughout with the highest approba t ier allti appl ause , will he repeated every Eveniin; till fur ' notic e -• with:on Saturday (by particular desire) •Tom 111 , L , 111 1 the re,t ;on Monday, with the New Pantomime ( -1 , . ' l adequin and Parlinanaba; or, - The Golden Fish • and on uesd 'Y..‘vitii a new - Musical Farce, which has been long to preparation, called Frost and Thaw. %,,„ 4-4- The Public ate respectfully informed, that Shak. br e `'.e's Tragedy of lulius Cxsar is in preparation, and will revived as soon as possible ORATORIOS.—LENT, T HEATRIi• ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDEN, TO -MORROW EVENING, FRIDAY, Feb.. Icist, will be repeated the Grand SeleCtion of • SACRED MUSIC, ' As performed last night, 1. 0121 the most favourite CompOsition of Handel, Haydn, ,Yeei Arne, Pergolesi, and' Mozart, in which Madame r 4 TA LAN I will sing " Holy, holy Loul ;" and, by par d,sire, the sacred Air,. " m Adorata,"tor 11%tirst time, a newiDuet with Mr. Uraham ; .composed ex '„"Y for them by Signer Pucitta.—Mr.. BRA HAM; " 0 v 'clvt nave mercy upon inc." 1 4 Gentle Airs," and the bra .,4ra of Nelson.—firs. BLAND, 6 ' Father of Eleav'n " and I,Witli Heroes and Saves."—Mr. BELLAMY, " He i tayetlt I: l o e ,, b eaals."—Mi. FINNEY, " Go, nty faithful Soldier 1 ) ; - Master BOYLE, " 0 magnify the' Lbrd :" and Mrs. CKONs, TyrilitS would," " What 1 trace," ' 6 0 had Lyre," iltld the Duct, " Tu Quoniatn," with Mrs. Ad. . y tt winch • win ti- added, several Czand Chorusses ticver [lector ineu - Principal Performers. - . . Maclaine CATALAN I, Mrs. BLAND, Master BOYLE ' Ant 4 Mrs. DICKONS, _ Mr. BRAH Zr. GAL.BLT F, :‘ , lr. 'JANNEY, And'Mr. BELLAMY. • Lender of the Band, Mr. S 11LE Y, 01,.;an, MT.,. ASHI_ h.Y. For further particulars see the printed Bills. ./oors , to be °Retied at Six, and commence at Seven pre 'c'TY. Boxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6.1. Gail. 2S. Up. Gall. is. ,nom p laces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, • at the Box if • • liart •-o liar[-street. - L • 4, Bloomsbury-Square. ENTERING on the Twelfth \ Year of their Est.thitsliment in this country, the IRISH LINE N ) Y _beg to return their Thanks for the universal i, A 'ronage wi t h w hi c h t h e y have been honoured, and to make : 3 wn that' they have no connedion with the many pre -1„-1`,4e„ 'l I rich Companies who are endeavouring to mislead the aild are in fad Retail Linen,Drapers in disguise. tj,"e I RISH lAN EN COMPANY sell no Arcle bt t o Linen, and less than' a Piece. A single -ti u Piece at nLi kees.price,-each Piece engag ed as to fabric and hleach, " Money returned if a fault appears. j. O'B R I EN, Agent too the Company. C ash So<<tqr Ba n k of Ireland Notes ;, Warehouse, No. 4, ! f ' of Bloomsbury-square. MONEY' is ali . Vily'S ready to advance, 'at legal r , r , Annuity -Interest, upon every uescription of real Pro- T e.i ;)" , d eligible Persnal Security. All Annuities will be tr e ' ,, c , nl 'hie. 'lir; busi n ess transatied with promptitude, se.. and honour. ITIY, personally, between 9 ail 5, or, by letter,. to thc . c o r•tur of the National liank, No. 8, Lower lohn.sireet, ti,. l stplare, where the Nobility and Gentry will expa b,,i:" a never. failing resource, the Fitncis or- this Institution 5j(1, 2 1 1 , Lqual to the must capital advanceinent, however con afld matters of moment are its principal object. Ai• v • AIsLE Co'1) ER- and IN 171 N ES, CORN "ILL. CANAL ailci RUSSELL ItismuTiwst. 1-I:li,tu.s. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - - o n , r •., 41 - - By Mr. SCOTT, "Y, 6th March,- at Twelve . o'Clock, •at the Mart, ' . unless previously sold by private Coutraet, NU ED MINES,—Two Sixty-fourth Shares i . le , ,r ,rk this c a pit a l Undertaking, , now one concern, situate t x ~l e , i ryttn, ; large sums have beets recently judiciously 44i:,(Itteki in L.r:L•ttions and pwerful Engines ; considerable it tki fl . t iti'.:s - of Ore are now . . r.iisin4 from very Lich extensivo. ctuct;s TIC,s Important concern is exp.:tied to be very pro , vr- A vI s, iIARFS ELLESMERE, ROCHDALE, !ARKS, GRAND UNION, CROYDON, ~o L uy, WORCESTER' and liIRMINGIIANI, and R. CANALS, and RUSSELL INSTI (UN, Particulars at Flatcliett's Wk. COUGHS, COLDS, eat:. wALsivs coursFooT LOLENGES4 USSI LAGO was the thime given 'to ColtsfoOt by the - At.cients, who knew its %%flue in' Coughs. &:c. ptepared the form of Lozenge, as tire Most agreeable palate ; and also, that by its g,radually dissolving in the 4tt l( !uth, may with wore certainty be conveyed to the parts b r „ et ed tnese Lozenges are deoustruent, detergent, and lu. sc4 ting. allaying the tickling sensation which occasions ycugiritig, clearing the voice, • and producing the most 'sale cllccts ; used as a pleventive, few persons will be r . ) a uhlett with Coughs through the winter, and their price ees them within the react{ of all ranks of pc.ple. 3 , 60 Id by Snaiv and 'Edwards, No. 65, St. Paul's Church• on the toot way, who are. the Sole Proprietors, and 7 4 te are gmuine but what have their name on the stamp. IN11:"(!, WALSH's A NTIPERTUSSIs for the HOOP_ h t , " COUGH, a rcinedy long approved, and recommended the first ttic kingdom. Price Only 25 . 9tl. P" Sold 'also by Exchiange =GI Sanger, Ox. wAt-stit4t. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GALLERY, for - the EXHIBITION' and 1 SALE of the' WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS is now OPEN to the Public, and will continue open every Day, from Ten in the Forenoon till Five in the Afternoon. • Admittance is.— Catalogues 6d. By Order,VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. N.B. The Subscriptions for the Print of Mr. West's Pic. ture continue to be received at the Gallery. lately published, Handsomely printed in Odavo, in Five Volumes, price in boards, 21. 145. s A NECDOTES of LITERATURE and SCARCE BOOKS. By the Rev. WILLIAM 13E1.0E, Translator of Herodotus, tee. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church.yard'; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. i9O, Picea- The - Sixth and Last Volume, with a complete index to the whole, is in great forwardness. Lately .published, Elegantly printed in 06tavo i onne wove paper, hot pressed, price, board s, ro.s. CHRISTINA, the MAID ' of the SOUTH By MARY RUSSELL MITFORD. Printed for F. C. and j. Rivington, St. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by f Hatchard, Piccadilly. O 1 whom also may be had, by the same Author, the Second 'Arlon of A Volume of Miscellaneous Poems, price ios. 6tl. ELECTION LAW. This-Day was publish'ed, - In Oaavo, price 7s. 6d. in boards, PRACTICAL ABRIDGMENT of ELEC -fro N LAW, from the issuing of the Writ to the re turn; adapted particularly to the case of returning Officers, Candidates, and Electors, in the respective proceedings for Counties, Cities being Counties, and BuroutOs. By lOHN DISNEY, Esti. Barrister at Law. London Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book:xl lers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-11m, Of whom may be had, by the same Author, in Octavo, price los. 6d. in boards, - A Coiledlion of Arts of Parliament, relative to' County and Borough Elettions ' with references to'several• Reportett Cases, containi.rg the determinationsof the House of Corn. mons: . - CHALMERS'S SHAKSPIARE, With Select Explanatory and - Historical Notes. This Day were published, Neatly printed in Nine Large Volumes, Oaavo, price in boards, 31. 125. ; on a superfine Paper, 41. 14i. 6d.; or with Plates, from the Designs of Mr. useli, 51. 24. being. new Editions of rrlfilE PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE,, y. accurately printed from the Tcxt of the cciretted Copy. left by the late GEO. - sTE EVE NS, Esq. with a Scle6lion of Explanatory and Historical Notes from the most eminent Commentators ; a History of the Stage, a Life of speare, &C.* - _By ALEXANDER CHALMERS, A. M. Printed for the Booksellers, Proprietors of . Johnson's and Steevens's Shakspeare. N. B. A few Copies of this Work remain, finely printed on a Super-extra Rnyal Paper, in Ten V olumes, c 1 raptessions of the P lates, price in boards, 91. Of the above.rnentioned Booksellers may be had, lately published, An Edition of Shakspcare's Plays, with his Life, and Clossarial Notes, explaining obsolete %Voids or obs,ure Sen timents, elegantly p . rinted on a superfine woven Paper, in afi uniform Size with the Publications entitled Walker's Clas.icS, and embellished with Vignette Title Pages and FrOntispieces, price, in boards; 21. And another Edition, neatly printed in Ten Pocket Vo lumes, price, in boards, IL los. ; or elegantly printed on a tine Royal Paper, price 21. Ss. Also, Twenty Prints, ilinstrative of various interesting scenes in the !'lays of Shakspeare, engraved by Bartolozzi, Tom kins, Cheeseman, Meadows, &c. from the Designs of the late Henry Butsbury, Esq. in the Possession of her Royal Highness the Duchess of York. Published origi nally by the late T. Macklin. The Size of the Plate is 19 nches by t 5. Prke, in boards, 61. 6s. tIRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS THE unexampled success that SIMACIA'S ITALI AN OILS have met With fur upwards of Thirty Years, in making the Hair groW b Atli thick and lung, and preventing its falling off after illness, (which it will do in twenty•tour hours) makes. it the most fashionable Pomade with Ladies of high rank, for, since powder is via of use, it keeps the Hair perfealy clean; makes the hardest flair as soft as silk ; gives it a most b.!autiful natural appearance ; prevents it turning grey ; and even if on the change, will re turn the flair to its natural colour.—Also for the Eye-brows and Gen' lemen's Whiskers. In using it for the former, Ihe greatest care mast be taken, the Oils being such a promoter of the growth of Hair, that it. would spoil a beautiful fore head. The Oils arc likewise a certain remedy for giving im mediate ease in a Nervous Head-ache; and will restore the Hair on horses knees, and of its natutal colour. Coutior.—Those Ladies and Gentlemtn who, purchase the above Oils, will please to.observe, that they are always in pots, and with the Proprietor's name, " lohnson," sign. cd on a label across thepot.. To be had of the Proprietor, 1. Johnson, No. 94, New man-street, Oxford -street, and by her appointment, of Golding, 4, - *Cornhill.; Low, 330, Strand; llailey.and blew, Cockspuf-street ; liendree, Tichbourne-street, -Golden square; and most of the principal Perfuntersin Town and Country, at 55.. a pot. To Mr. DIXON, Apotheary. , _ SIP, !Take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, Ithat I have received the most wonderful benefit from the use ot your DI XON's ANTIBI LI OIV:i PILLS, which I carried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to who m 1 distributed them have experienced the same salutary benciit ; they declare them to be the best Mediein ever used in that Country tor Bilious aa.'' niter COmplaints. hefollowing are the names of several Ladies and Gentle men, who have received the utmost teliet from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills : —Charles Taylor, Esq. kmaica ; Wil ham Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodrill; Spanish To,Nii, ditto ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit. •to ; Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto ;G. Aliston,.ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto ; Mr. Mullens, di-co •' I. Burn, Lsq. Savanna ; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King. stun, ditto ; M's. Perry, St.• Ann's ; Mrs. Woodi of, Spa nish Town ; with many other persons of the first fespecia bility. Sir, your most obedient Servant, Tld 0 ETAS HARROLD,. of the ship Ganges. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Sharp and Wain, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Port sea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hoslaud , Cook wotthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; liillinge and Lathbury, Liverpool; Staines and 'Lynch, Manchester; Trewrnan, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh, Baxter and M 'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; 'Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Edwards and . Penny; Liverpool ;- and retail by most Country' Medicine Venders, in Boxes at yd. and 6s. e I.;TUALLING-OFFICt:, / . Feb. 18, THE COJIMISSIO?vERSfor PICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notke, That on FriAty the 2,8:b inst, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up),, and treat fir Nine hundred Quarters of NEW PALE, and Three Hundred Quarierr of NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT ; to be 'answerable to Samples (q not less than one Qtrart each) ,to be prodieivd with the Tendrrs ; to be delivered 'within ttse ;pace of a Fortnight into his Majesty's VlRuall:ng Stores at Deptford; ;nut to be paid for by Bills; payable, with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditians of the Contrad unary be scot at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to a 7 Tender in which the Price shall not be inset trd in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board &fire One o'clock on the said Friday, the 13th in.q. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on hia behalf, attends, to answer when cated fir. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. New PalaCe Yard, Westminster, Veb. IF, t 81 27 The House of Commons having on the 17th instant come to the following Resolution : " 'THAT ever' person interested in, or etritled " a- unto any Exchequer Bill or Bills, dated between the tat day of March, !Sit, and the 14th day of February, ISt; who shall carry the same to the office of the Paymas ters of Exchequer Bills, between the 2241 and 29th day . s of February, 181 2, both inclusive : (unless a sum amounting to fourteen millions sterling principal money of the said bills shall be sooner subscribed) shaft he paid the interest that shall become due thereon respedively to the 9th day of March, 5812, inclusive, and shall have in exchange, for such bill or bills, a certificate or certificates to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England expressing the principal sum contained in such bill or bills, which certificate or cer titicates ,shall entitle such person or persons for every ont hundred pounds principal money contained therein, to one hundred and eight pounds capital stock in annuities, after the rate of five pounds per centum per annum; to be added to and made one joint stock with the fives pounds per centum annuities, created,by a6ls made in the 24th, 25th, 34th, 35511, 36th, 37th, 48th, 49th, loth, and s tst years of his present 'Majesty, for granting annuities to satisfy certain Navy, Vic tualling, Transport Bills, Ordnance Debentures, and Exche quer :Bills, and the interest to commence from the sth day of January, tBl2, which said annuities are to be redeemable at the-same time, and•in like manner as the said annuities al ready established are now redeemable-by Parliament, and to be charged upon, and made payable out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain." The PAYMASTERS of EXCHEQUER BILLS do . hereby give notice, that daily attendance will be given at Vizir Office, from ten o'clock in the morning to one o'clock in the afternoon (Sunday excepted), from Saturday the 2241 until Saturday the 29th instant, both inclusive, for the pur pose of receiving the Exchequer Bills, intended to be funded, pursuant to the above resolution ; and the Bearers thereof arc desired to place the several descriptions of bills in sepa rate lists (which are to be obtained at the Office) classing them in the order of the dates, and arranging numerically such as are of like date and value ; and they are to express. the amount of the principal sums contained therein, and the anlount of interest that will be due thereon (which will be paid. in money) computed from, but excluding the day on which they are respeaively dated to the 9th day of Morell i , 1812, inclusive, when the interest will cease; and they are desired to state the amount of capital stock to be created, in respell of the principal sums intended to be funded, and to write their names (without abbreviation of their Christian• names) and places of abode on their lists, and to indorse each bill r, ith their usual signatures. To avoid delay, the parties are recommended to apply at the Office previously for memoranda, and to bring them ready filled up attlie time of subscription ; observing, that the aggregate amount of their several lists must be stated in one memorandum. N. 13. The days for payment of interest apd for delivering Certificates in Exchange will be advertised in ihe Public . Papers as early as possible. , WILSON'S CHINESE FLUID, or TON QU 1 N OIL; is the ,only d;scovery that has ever been found to etnEtually prevent the Hair from odor changing colour, and occasioning it to grow thick and long •, and its power of regenerating Wait- on parts of the head whi.:h are become bald, is trisly astonishing; it possesses the most grateful fragrance, gives it- a beautiful gloss, and strengthens the finest Hair ; as it renders it capable of re taining us curl in a damp atmosphere; it is perfettlyiniwent, and is proved, front experience, to. possess those properties so often expetted in vain by other preparations. • • (.)1,1 at .Is. and Bs. and in large bottles, at one guinea, by the Proprietor, R. Wilson ' 171, axturd-street. And by appointment, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street ; Rigge, Cheapside; -"Vurn;:r, Bond-street ; Newt,erry and Sons, St. Paul's Church-Yard ; Persall; Ilalborn ; Raine, King-street, Covent-garden ; Berry,- Greek -s - treet ; I.ow, Strand ; and by all Pert Milers and Nledicine Venders in Town and Counti y. A EAI: BLESSINk: TO MO [HERS. THE AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP • ill never-lading remedy for Cilildreu eatting their Teeth, was brought from-America by a family, where it has saved li . r.dreds of Children when thought past recovery through convulsions; tOr in hal fan hour after using, the child will gradually r«e'over, being as innocent as.eliica and so pleasant, that no chill will refuse . to Jet their Kurds b e r u bb e d with it, When children tue 'four mouths old, though•there is no appearai;ce of teeth, mothers should rub one bottle of the Soothing Syrup on Ineir gums, for, by opening the pores,in that early stage, not one child in a bun. died will have tits, or what is termed breeding the teeth in their loins, the cause of so many rickety.cluldrai ; sod pre vents that pan:fii operation of• lancing the gum, Which al ways makes the next tooth,much hardes to come thro-igh. Mothers ought never to be with o u t the Syrup in the Nursery; for it %yak,: in the night with pain in its guin:;, it imme diately opi!lis the pores, heats the gums, and prevents lever or convulsions!, •To be had of the Prtrrietors, I . Johnson and Co. No. t, Newinaii-street, Oxford-street ; alio by Shaw_and E,.vcard••; ot. Paul's Church-yard ' • G.oldink, 42, Cornhill ; and by all Inc principal Nlediciiie Venters in town and Country', at 2s, yd. a'hottle, for ready money. .Caution -Be sure to ask for Johnson and kVillfarns's American Soothing Syrup, as there are a number of Spuiibus sorts. N. B. .Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor, as usual, at her !-louse, every Tuesday anct'S.Aturday morning, twin mite icf ten o'clock, by h r i nA ing., a letter hum a te;.4frztAbie tcever that they are real rdli;v:.l4 of charity; IMPERIAL HOUSE OF PEI,S. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19. ROXBURGH CAUSE.. Wanehope and others v. Ladtes.Esseit . and Mary Kerr.---Thii branch of this imporrant .case being taken into consideration, Sn. S. Rotnitly anti Mr. Horner were heard for the Appdlams. Mx. Adam' and Mr. M'Conothie, on the part. of the - Respon dents. Ana afterwards Sir S.ltomilly, for the Ap pellants; in reply. The Loin CLIANCtLLOR expressed his opinion, that their Lordships' judgment, t% it h re.pect :0 the present case, would require some consider ation, and in that view he inovtd to postpone the tact her proceedings tvon it till Friday; whieh was ordered accordingly. The East `lndia Loan Bill was brought up from the Commons by Mr. WALLACE and other Mem bers; as were the Coil Trade Regalati-rt, and Cu par Jail ails; ',resettled by Mr. LUSHINGTON anti Gen. WEMYSS. Thete Bilk were respectively re„d a first Mr. Montague froth the- ) Cliamberlain of Londotis Office, presented ce:tain Accounts ditecled to be 14id annually before Parliament. 'roe Bills upon the Table were then forwarded in their respective stages; and soive jud!cial nsit,e4 transacted. After which their Lordships adjourned till to-morrow, when the Regent's Message, relative to the - Eirl of Wellington, will be inkQii into con- - ickratiOtr. • HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEIINE36AY, FEB. 19. , . On the Motion of Mr.WIIARTON, the Hodge 'vent Conitnittee on the Acts relating to the Draw• backs on Sugar, in which-it was resolved to conti nue the expiring Law s.--. The Report was ordered to be received t:.-toOrrow, Mr. WHARTON brbogbt in ,a Bill for granting Annuities to discharge ExclfeCiner Bills.—Read a first time, and ordered to be read a second trine to- monow. The CHANCELLOR of the Excueo.una informed the House, that the Prince Regent had born . Warted upon with the Address of that House, - on Mr. Benthani's plan for construtting a Break Water a& Plymouth Sound, to which he had returned an answer. The answer was afterwards brought up, which authorised the construclion of the proposed 'Break Water. On the motion of Mr. CALCRAFT, returns of the number of recruits raised for th'e regulir army, oy other than the ordinary mode of recruiting, exclu sive of foreign and colonial corps, in the year anddistinguishing men and boys, were ordered to be laid before the House. Mr. BROUGHAM moved for copies of the different printed forms of Licensesgranted within the last ten years. Mr. CROKER and Mr. ROSE Objeaed to the nto . tion, on account of the difficulty of making • a pro , per retUrn,arisirg from the multiplicity of the forms were the which had been used within such inthattime. Mr. BROUGHAM sail, city of the forms, he, if the Right Honourable Gentleman would point out the various clauses, would be sa.is.fied with one of each. He was nut very anxious for copies of the common licensers granted to, inderiduals, but he ui,hed particularly for those which had been in use from the end of the year 1807. - Mr. ROSE would make some inquiry into the sub ject by to-morrow, if the motion were not pressed at that iime. Mr. Bizoooll.ker, with this understanding, had no objection to withdraw his motion,' it the House would permit him to do so. The motion was then withdrawn. Mr.-BaoucH.Ax.complained that the Papers that had been produced, pursuant to an order. of this House, lo consequence of a 'former MOtioll of his, were not complete. Tire order was for the produc tion of the accounts of all thr . - . ; sums recCived for all tie prizes condemned as Droits of Admiralty, from February 1793 !o. January 1812.. Varieos pa— pers which he specified were wanting, respecting , the sums disbursed by , the Dutch, D.lnis!l, Spani s h, and Prussian Commissioners., amouoting to several millions. Of these no returns had been made from the Office which had furnished the other Papers, because the sums alluded to had n6t !)(..eltegisteted. He thought' it was not necessary 'to make a new tee . tion on the subject, as the last order of the Housse was sufficient. He would ikerefore• oitly stu-;est that that order should be renewed. Tee SFEAKHR was of opinion, to renew it was not necessary. Mr. CnoteEr, offered a few words on the saject which were inaudib:e in tee gallery, and the sub ject was dropped. Mr. BULLUR presented copies of the several Or ders of Council respecting Trade Licenses, which . were ordered to, be printed. On the Motion of Mr. FREEMANTLE, the papers presented to the House on' the itith January, re ,' spectioge the state of tiro Consulelated Fund, and the amount of the War Taxes, 'acre ordered to be printed. Si( T. TutroN.wished to know if thu Right Hen. Gentle titan opposite (the C' , ancellor of the Exche quer) had arm objeccrion to the followin g p a pe rs , l ot which he had .oten.ion of m,,vin g , counts of all,sums of Money paid for the inainte-' fiance of our army in -the 'Peninsula, and for the main enanee n t tine foreign troops in the pay of Eng land, from. June, 1803, to the 221 Dec. 1811. Accounts of the sum, e4ended tor the Anain?enatl co of the Navy, or teat part of it eltiployed elf tine coasts of the Pen:risme. Accounts 01 the debt due