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F -1-4 9 ;1 . 1... t,.. • k , -..., l •A t 4.• • , 273!,ft5!!t4 A .,.. • , 41w. Trj ", , T -40 (~ ' 4 ~, ~, ~... ~, --,. %.,, o - z-„, - .. , ;,-3 , -.,........i r • 4 l'b il l-7.ElpiN 1.,; 1 . * *D 1-qk.44'Nfl' NUMBER h 142. E TURDA Y, iG, tbl2, [PR/CE SfNPI7,NCE- N TIiEA.I'RE 'ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, 0 1\1 MONDAY EVENING, May 18, 1812, Fill be aced Shakspeare's Historical Play of KING RICHARD THE _THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. EGERTON ; Prince of lVales, Miss GOOT)WI N ; Duke of York, Master CHAPNIAN ; Richard, Duke of Gloster, Mr. KEMBLE Duke ot Buckingham, Mr. BARRYMO RE ; Duke of Norfalk, Mr. CHAPNIAN ; . Earl of OxrOrd, Mr. M ENAGE ; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. r. K EMBLE ; • Lord Stanley, Mr. MURRAY ; Lord-Nlayor of London;. Mr. BLANCHARD ; Lady Anne, Miss S. BOOTH ; Duches s o f Y or k , Mrs. EMERY. ter Af Which be performe4 a new Grand Melo- Dra. matic Spedacle, called THE SECRET Mr. The principal eh-ira6ters by BRUN FUN, Mr. BARRYMO RE, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. IASTON, Mr• el/0 Mr. jEFEERIES, Mr: E r3V E , ' Mr. HAMER TO N. • 'Ars. H. JOHNSTON, MisS FERON, Box es Mrs. PARKER. • d. d Second-price 3s. 6:t.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price con c j„,,rY 2s. Second-price is.-1 - pper Gallery is. Se l - „, aces vlice f 6d, ' Ne w or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Th e ° ,,, x- Office, in Hart-street. aviniz'a"Y Selo-Draniatie Spedacte of The Secret b ation ar.,,airt been received throughoUt with univT.sal.appro ,2her l iotic ",, a PPlause, wil be repeated every keening till fur *Slic9(.• u eslay, King Henry the Eighth.—On Wednesday, 'trid,„' r g,in of the Sun..—On Thursday, Julius Cxsar,—On A tite, Rivals. —On Saturday, Coriolanus. l) oria, w C c ) mody , is. ill rehearsal, ana will be produced as ' Possible • R nYekT, ACADEMY, SOMERSET PEACE. S I „ E ,EXHIBITION is now OPEN from Eight tile Morning till Seven in the Evening. Admission is. Catalogues is. HENRY W) WARD, R. A. Secretary. 1\4 11 ,• WILKIE' s EXHIBITION of ALL THE at No ° „LICTURE all, H froS E HAS. PAIND usk. TED, is now Open, • ,7 Pail -Mm Nine till Admittance One Shilling VETERINARY COLLEGE. NOBLEN' IEN and GENTLEMEN,' Sub torn,,fribers to this INSTITUTION, are respetlully in., last that Professor COLEMAN, at the request ot.the Tuß;e,,nerat Meeting, will begin a COURSE ofLEC, IVE O V, to the SUBSCRIBERS of the COLLEGE, on, the Co i r ;SDAY, the 2oth of May, t Willis's Itoorns. The O( NIATION, FUNCTIONS, and DISEASES of I, CE ,of the HORS I', and the PRINCIPLES and of sHOEING. At a THE PITT CLUB. 13 E , ;3 E CIAL'OTNERAL ETING of the MF.MI. 'lc I. s"CL 0 1 . thi UB held the is th day of May, !Six, • ' Tayern • U°n. l IENIttY LASCE LEES, M.P. in th::, Chair ; A eso: ved, consequecce of the atrocious Assassi 7 "ot) the Eight Honourable. SPENCER PER. o r •A ,• .. I I the Members th i . aoci Of tne . pOig,:att. d.stre . ss Ht. 411 4 - iL COY 1:-.2.1 for the irreparable loss the Empire has ~7 k e t id c 7l . , DY death, and - frunftheir regard for his Charac 'eCi;',Z"l,_uti, and Principles, the Anniversary Meetinrof - ` ll, e postponed to the 16th Of June next. .1: 1 1 esoi v o , , 7114 1L 11 'e Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair "l,ai4t flis uniform zeal in promoting the views and in • altling the principles °Hills: Club. Signed by B Order, • . MORqAN, Treasurer. A I NERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's tili t4 CORUNNA TENT C l) BEDSTEAD, forming a regular .ientorrj„,-ed for the Field, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA fo . r t , &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board= Polti i bi e : Whole p ac ki ng i n a sma ll V a li ce , a llow e d the most tdS; , e/ er yct rnanufadured ;7, , invented by MORGAN ' l4 ° uE RS, No. 16 and Catherine..street, Strand, al l humbly p resume t h e hi g h es t h onou rs ou ght to be o utury. e those who so gallantly live and Elie for their King war a „: l tY without DANG Eit'or INCONVENIENCE, - "e", and the lull Cost returned, if mt approved of ~SALivir, after any Trial, Wear, or Damage. 13 A -- ODY,-and Co. 292, Strand, London, aACr EN (• SELF.ADjUSTING TI uss MANU. '',4I ( ERS to His Majesty's _Royal Navy, the Hon. , w ittt Company Sec. tzc. warrant their TRUSSES, `ier y ° ''' ' l 4 Strap whatever,' SUperior in style an effe4 to to:thr invention on the above terms, and confidently re tluitvend a tri a l to all those who prefer perfea ease and se- V ° tile gallin g application of the common Truss. el-chants and Captains supplied on liberal terms. . . .... sT S 1 31 it cli DAY, JUNE -4, THE PRESENr PI." ATE LOTTERY WILL , BE ALL DRAWN. UCKETS an d SHARES are SELLING by r "ORNSBYand CO. No. 26, CORNHILL. ,4 1 ., 4 W ( ., ,'.`Ns BY and CO.'s is the only Office where the First First - s ,° ° ol . Prizet\ were sold, and also where the Two 3 0 ,0001. Prizes were solt; besides I of ,Czs,oco at ......... ' 20,0 n 33 --- to,ooo 47 ---- • s,OOO . 1 4,000 5 2 - 2,0c0 78 ---- 1,000 I - :.1 • soo bPrtl ers , All of which were paid on Demand. and 4 Pat e h . ° Y Post or Cartier, executed with Fidelity ~.....__ NIV/ trf LITTLE LOTTERY. 04,G and Co. (th e C ontra et ors ) res p e 6l folly in -11 the Public, that the LITTLE LOTTERY will e r !nn the KING'S BIR'l a DAY. "cre are only 8,000 Tickets, with the following GRAND SCHEME. • of £20,000 10,000 5,000 2,000 1,000 s 0 4 00 310 N. 200 100 So 5 0 4 0 3 0 25 IS A 20,000 10,0 0 0 5,000 3,000 2,000 3,000 2,000 1,600 I,goo i,600 1,200 1,600 1,500 ,1,6c0 I t gco 2,650 , 19,65 P t;5 Co , ekET s a nd SHARES are selling at SWIFT and ~, 41 1 4,1,,__"' xt, Po u l tr y, N o , 12 , Ch a ri n& -cros, and "Me bigh.street. PATRIOTIC FUND. ' Lloyd's, May 5, 1842. , A T. a GENERAL MEETING of the MER ..k 1.. CHANTS, BANKERS, and others, and of •the SUB_ SCRIBERS to the PATRIO riC FUND, convened this day by - public advertisement; in the Merchant Seaman's Of fice, under the Royal Exchange, • ' BE ES roN LONG, Esq. in the-Chair; Having heard a Report from the Committee, on the Re. ceipts and Disbursements of the Institution, - from its esta blishment in (uly 1803 to the present time; and the Meeting having considered the balance now remaining unappropriated, and the numerous claims still to be made, more particularly the great relief required for the Families and Relatives'of the killed, and for the brave Officers and Men disable, at the memorable and important conquistof the fortress of Badajos ; being also strongl) impressed with the great consequelice and beneficial efieds of supporting and continuiog the Eunds of thisinstitution Resolved Unanimously, • • That this Meeting deem it highly : proper, at the present critical.period, to continue to rnanite t4 st the general sympathy of all classes of his Majesty's subjels towards our gallant defenders ; particularly on the recent splendid exertion of unparalleed intrepidity displayed L i the attack and conquest 'of th e Fortress of Badajos. .• Resolved Unanimously; That an additional Subscription be now opened, in aid of the Patriotic Fund, to enable the Committee to continue its accustomed relief to the meritorious and suffering objects of the Institution; and that the Contributions of all ranks be earnestly 'requested in support of this benevelent purpose. The following Sums have been subscribed : Lloyd's General Fund, 3 per Cent. Cons. ,Cio,ooo 0 0 Beeston Long . .. ; 09 0 o Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. ' - - - - 100 0 0 Baring, Brothers, and Co. - .. Jet, 0 0 Manning and Anderdon • - . - ' _.tr , ' 0 0 I. I. Anger Stein . - 100 0 0 Joseph Maryatt - ,o - • to 0 0 Robert Sheddert _ , ..- too 0 0 . gagett and Piatts -: (... ,• . tap 0 0 Thomas King - . I,:o 0 0 J. Thomson, T. Bonar and Co;'' - Jco 0 0 loshoa Reeve - - too 0 o lanes, Beveridge and Co. - - 100 c 0 A. Riddell • ' - . - - iOO C, 0 W. White, Ilighbury-place - - 5 0 o • felix and George-Clay - sa 0 0 - I. C. Villiers -- • - - so 0 o Thomas itawcroft _ _- - So •0 0 I.- and - 1.1. - Pearse - - - t,o 0 0 Thomas and Stephen Nicholson - , too 0 0 Munro, brawn and Munro . - . Co n o His Grace the-Duke of Grafton - sz to o The Governor and Company of the Bank of Eng- lard . . -_„ - - - sOOO 0 0 Stephen:Thornton, Brothers, and Co: , - too u o john Curtis, Ludgate-hill (second donation) . to to o William Sunk - - - 20 0 0 Greenwood, Cox, and Co. • • - ;co o I Right I-ion. -Admiral Lord Gambier . to to : 0 His Grace the Duke of Buccleugti - too c. o Captain R. Weisted, E. 1. C. . . to Po 0 Thomas Ferguson . - - - to to o W. Brown . - . 26 0 0 Emanuel Silva . - - 1,6 to o Joseph N. Smith . . - to 10 0 Edward Shaw . - - - - to to 0 Robert Hickens - - . , - to to o f eseph_Wii liarits and .Son . . . to to 0 H. olackhurn, Beiniondser - - to <I o Edmund Rigby, Liverpool . - zo . 6 o Thomas - I. Allm - - to to a - Officers. &c. of the late. Loyal Greenwich Vo lunteer lnfal.try, per Lie . ut.-- Cul. Cathpbell - zi o 0 Nathaniel Brick wood - - to A o The Earl of Grosvenor - - . - . ;co o. * Hartian and Co - - - i co' 0 0 iirandrams, Temple'man, and Co. ~ - so 0 0 Scott, Garnett, and Palmer . .. . 'Jo° o 0 Win. Yates, Bury, Lancashire - . 200 0 0 1. M. 0 0 . Sir lssac Heard - - z z 0 C. B. - - , - 2 '2 0 Bosanquet, Beachcroft, Pitt, and Anderson 50 o li t The Worshipful Company of Vintners . . so o o Henry Driver Cooper . - Jo 0 0 Charles Duncombe, of Duncombe Park - so o o , I. P. WE LSFORD, Secretary. Subscriptions received at Lloyd's, and by the Bankers of the United .Kinadoin. ' THE WASHINGEROUGH AND HEIGHINGTOIN ESTATES, IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. MR. SQUIBB rrspeC,fully gives Notice, that the Sale of the First Part of the VALUABLE ES TATES, which wag advertised to take place at Garraway's Coffee-house, on Tuesdays the vAli of May, lost. is una voidably POSTPONED until TUESDAY, the zd of lune, when it will positively take place - . • Descriptive Particulars, with' Plans . annexed, may be had of Mr. Hett, at Washingbrough, who will. hew the Estates; of lohri Fardell, Esq. at Lincoln ; at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln; the Angel, - Sleaford; the Bull, at Bourn; the Angel and Talbot, Peterborough ; at Garraway's ; of Mr. Fladg,ate, Solicitor, Essex -street, Strand ; and of Mr. Squibb, Saville-place, Saville-row, London. MISS EDGEWORTH'S NEW WORK. On the Ist of Tune wilt be published, the Fourth, Fitth, and Sixth Volumes, of TALES OF FASHIO&ABLE LIFE. By Miss EDGEwok.TH. -Printed folinson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, The First Three Volumes of the above Work, price Eigh. teen Shillings, boards ; and all Miss Edgeworth's other Works. TRANSPORT OFFICE, April 27, ai2 THE COMMISSIONERS for Conduaing His MA YESTI".; TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking care, of wick and Wounded Seanten,'and fir tini.Etve and Cuii;ki_y of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will he 1* &IV) , at this Office, on Tuesday, the ,26th 1124,1)811, to re ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as mg he Willing to contiaa for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in Sickne,r, at Mill Prison, and on board Le Caton, Hospital Ship at Plymouth, for Six Months certain, from the lot Yie ! 'y next, No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent fir him, personally attend. Lath• Tender must be accontpanied 4; a LetL ter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bond with the Person tendering, in the Sum of sour: for the due Perform ance of the Contra El. Farther Particylari,mry bt knoitm 4y applying at Ibis QZrice,: or to Captairz Pellowe, 111711 Prisov, Plymouth. TRANSPORT OPFICE, April 29, )1812. • THE COMNISSIOIVE.RS for. tonduciing• His MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SLRVICE, for tikin q Care of Sick and !Pounded Seamen, and for !he Va!e and Custody of Prisoners of do hereby give Notice, that they will 6e ready at this Office, on Tuesd.g., the 2§th SILly, 1802, to re : , ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons ai may be willing to contras for VICTUALLING PRISONERS 61 ; WAR in Health and Sickness, at Perth, North Britain, for Six Months certain, from the ist.of . 3ruiy, 1814. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of T;eaty,•nor l any noticed unleis the Party, or an Agent for hint, frr vnl.l; attend. 'Each Tender moist be th-cJnlpanied by,a Letter Ircm two respellatle Perrons, engaging to 6 , c,ne - bound with the Perron tendering, in the S'iine,"of 2coci. j,r the due Perlorni4nce of the Contract. Farther Parti,.zilars nta . y b'e known by apyying at this gti . ce, or to Captain l'allejift/d, near Fewixcuick, No-ih Britain; and Lieut. Glenn, Leith. NEW PUBLICATIONS. I'LL CONSIDER' OF IT ! /in Answer to 44 Thiliks I •- • to Myself." Th:a Day. was published, In Three Handsome Volumes, Duodecimo, price One Guinea, I'LL CQNSIDER OF IT ! A Satiric Tale, in which " Thinks 1 to Myself," is•partiali•y considered, " Consider it'not too deeply." . SHAKESPEARE.. • London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, t it, Cheanside ; and C. Chapple, Also, just published, in 3 vols. price t5S . . Good Men of 'Modern Date; by Airs, Greca: BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE. THE CORDIAL BALM of QUITO, price 1. only as. gd. is the best remedy in the Universe for Nervous Complaints, the most powerful Restorative and Reanimating Balmo! Life and Health, and the safeSt anti best Medicine in the World. 1t is not pretended that tins Medi cine call arrest the Progress of Nature e but it is asserted and proves!, that it will restore Health even where the Constitm. tion appears to have been irreparehly . injured. Those who have impaired their Health . by a residence in hot and un healthy Climates; the Young of either Sex, whose infirmi ties threaten premature Old Age, a Life of Misery, and an early dissolution; and those more advancer! in years, whose tottering sapless Frames appear withered and almost worn out, are the more immediate objetts of this ;mottling Balm, the benign influence of which may be extended to the whole class of Valetudinarians. For in all cases and in all ages, where the Solids are relaxes}, where the Constitution has re ceived a Slicing, or is by any means debilitated, this Restora tive and Reanimating Balna of Lite and Health will produce the happiest effects ; the cold and tremulous Nerves will be warmed and steadied; the relaxed fibres will be braced and rendered firm ; the muscles will be invigorated ; the sinews will be stralgthened ; the emaciated_ limbs will be covered with firm flesh; the exhausted vessels will be replenished ; - the impoverished- watery bloOd will become rich and hal samic, and its languid circulation restored to the sanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the Auguid drooping spirits will be revived and exhilivated ; digestion . will be promoted; in short, the tone of the nerves will be re stered, and by these means the whole Constitution will be renovated. Feebleness, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, and all other deplorable symptoms of disease will vanish, and strength, ardour; serenity, and every evidence of renovated ' health will be the happy result of taking this ioestimable Balm in due time, according to the directions for use which, accompany i at 'bot fie. The Cordial Balm of Quito is sold wholesale and re tail, by Weston and Co. 229, Strand, London ; and Retail, by most Medicine Venders, price zs. 00. per bottle. - • • •Thla bay 'Was PublMed, In one Large Volume Duodecimo, price in boards 6s. A New Edition of 4EDITATIONS f6r the AGED./ JAL By 401 IN BREWSTER, M.A. Reeler of-Boldon, and Vicar of Oreatham, in the County.of • • Durham. • Frinted F. C. and J. R ivington, N o. 62, St. Panl'S Church yard; sold alsO by I. Hatchard, No. 19a, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, ' I. The Meditations of a Recluse: chiefly on Religious Subjeas. The third edition. In one volume octavo, price in boards Bs. -2. LeCture!' on the Ads of the 'Apostles, cleliv t ered in the Parish Church of Stockton-upon-Tees, during Lent, in the Years, IBtN3, 5804, 1805, and t2oci, . In two volumes octavo, price ill boards Lis. This Day were published, In One Volume Ogavo, price uts. inboards, a few copies in Quarto, price 11. is. in bOards, THE TRAGEDIES of NIADIJAGEN, IVIENINON, LADY MACBETH, ANTONIA, and CLYTEMNESTRA. , • 14101-IN GALT.. Printed for T. Cade!' and W. Davies. StrAd. Of whom may K.: had, by the same Author; Voyages and Travels, in the years ano, (Bc , , and tSrl ; containing Statistical, Commercial and. Miscebaneous Ob servations on Gibraltar, Sardinia, Sicily. Malta, Serigo, and Turkey, elegantly printed in quarto, .w4h two En gravings, price 2 . a. zs. in boards, some copies on froyal paper, price,3l. 3s. RENEWAL OF THE EAST-INDIA CHARTER. This Day was published, .• By Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhallstreet, DAPERS respeling the .NEGOCIATION for a . RENEWAL of the EAST-INDIA COMPANY'S EXCLUSIVE I' RI VI LEG ES, printed by Order of the Court of Diredors for the Information of the Proprietors, Bvo. price 3s. bd. z. Correspondence and Proceedings in the Negociation for a Renewal of the East-India Company's Charter,..bYQ. pice !s. 6d. 3. Report. on .the Negociation lx.tWeen the Hon. East- India Company and the Public, respeaing , the Renewal of the Company's Exclusive Privileges of 'Prate for z'o years from March 1794, by I. Bruce, Esq: M. t'. F.R.S. Bcc, 4to. 155. hoards. 4. Annals of the Hon. Last -India Company from their Establishinent by the Ch'arter Of Queen Elisabeth, i6OO, to the Union of the London amid Etighsh East India Company, 1107-8, By I. Bruce, E:-:(1. ecc. 3 vh.ds.. 4ro. 41. JOS. 01 on Royal paper, 61..65. • ThiS Day was publiShed, price 4s. AN HISTORY of the TRANSLATIONS which hive been made. of the SCR I P R ES, from the earliest to the present A throughout Eulope; Asia, Africa, and America. Co - nposed chiefly, with the View of ascertaining in how many new Languages the British and Fo reign Bible Society has been the mearis of preaching the Gas. pel. Nov published as an Appe n dix jo a. late Pamphlet, entitled, An Inquiry into the Consequences of neglecting 40 give the Prayer Book with the" Bible. ' By HERBERT MARSH, Margaret Professor of Divinitx in Cambridge. • Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church. yard ; and by Deighton; Nicholson, and Barrett, Cambridge. • - Of whom may behad, by the same Author,. T. An Inquiry into the, Consequences of negleCting ; to give the Prayer Book with the Bible. Interspersed with Re.. marks on some late Speeches, at Cambridge,, and ether im portant Matter relative to the British and Fori..:gn .Bible So. ,ciet.y. The 3d edition, price 2s. 6d, Also, a cheap edition for distribution, price is. or los,. a dozen. • z. The National Religion the Foundation of National 'Edu cation, a Sermon, preaChed on Thursday, tittle tith,, in the, Cathedral Church of st. Paul, at the Nearly Meeting of tire Charity Children. The 6th edition, price is. or gs. a dozen for distribution. 3. A Vindication of Dr. 4.11's Sistern .of Tuition, in p.. Se. ries of Letters, price is. • • . IMPERIAL PA RI, 1,4 3.1 4:VI. HOUSE OF PEERS. FRIDAY, MAY 15. , ,ORDERS IN COUNCIL. Their Lordships assembled at two o'clock, when the House resolved itself into a Committee rela tive to the above subject. - (Lord Walsiughain to the'Chair.) The witnesses eitatnined with respea to the alle gations w the Petitions presented were chiefly Mr. Rideotit, of Birmingham, - and Mr. Findlay, Chair- Man of the Chamber of Oommerce at Glasgow..— TnelatterGentleman was examined at con,Lterable, length. Lord HdLLAND presented the Report of the Highgate Archway Bill, which was that their Lord- • ships' Committee had 'agreed to the same - without aity amendn:i.ent. - The Earl of Pawls presented a Petition relative to the. Orders in Conned, which was rekrred to tha Committee thereon. The House then re§utned, arid the Committee was ordered to sit again on Wednesday. The retnaining Bills on the table were they: for warded in their respeEtive stages, and House ad , journed till Wednesday next. HOUSE OF COMMONS. ZRIDAN, MAY 15. Sir G. WARRENDE4I presented a petition from Port Glasgow in favour of, and Capt. BEN NETT t petitions from Shrewsbury against, the Orue•s in Council.-r-Ordered to lie on the table. On the motion of Mr• 13ROUGH AM, an account was ordered to be laid before the House—of the official value of British goods exported during 11te last.ten years; distinguishing those which had paid duty on exportation from those-which had not. In a Committee on the salaries to t he Comrnissioners ot AppeaFand :Commissioners of Bogs in Ireland, Mr. W. Pole moved two resolU:ions, which were agreed to; the one for granting out of the Irish Con solidated Fund a salary of 8001. to each of the Cam: missiobers'of".AppeAl, : the other for granting out ,of .the same hand a salary of 5001, caeacl) of t! , e Cotn missiencrs of Bogs, The report was ordered to- be received on NV. .'nesday. The Itish.Sugar Distillation Bill went through a Corntonttie, the report of ‘vhiCh was otdered to he received on Wedbesday. - • The liiph Bog draining. Bill was read a third time, and passed. ra a committee on the Glass Duty Ass, seyeral, resolutions were agreed to for granting drawbacks on certain desciption3, of glass expo r t e d. Th e eport was ordered to'be brought, up on Wedoes, day. The Committee on the Admiralty Registrar Bill, was postponed to Friday, the Committee on the Scotch Taxes Bill to. Wednesday, the Committee on tf!e Southern Whale Fishery Bill to Thursday, the third reading of the Embezzlement Bill to `flints day, and the Committee o& the &rish Populalion Bill.to Wednesday. Mr. LocKRAtiT postponed ,his notice of a motion relative to the American. Claitnants; from Wethk.s. day next Monday three weeks. Mr. COOPER brought in a, till to amend the AEt respetting Grand Jury Pit,entments ip Bead a first, and ordered to be read a second time, on Wednesday, and to be printed. , - ORDERS IN COUNCIL. Lord CASTLERRAGH wished to knowirom an H nour.ible and Learned Gentleman opposite, what would be the ,probable 'termination of the inquiry at the Bar into the eficas of the Orders in Coun cil? Ml'. BROUGHAM, replied, .that had he been al lowed to examine witnesses to-mortow-, (Saturday) he thought he should have completed the task .of examining the manufaa tiring wit nesses. He would endeavour to do so this evening,_ if the prior busi ness before the House did not extend until a late hour. There would then remain only, the witnesses to the effeels Of the Orders in Council on mercantile transa6ttons. These, he trusted, he would be able to examine on Wednesday, provided the whole bf the evening were allotted , tor that purpose. Theta would then remain the evidence which.tbe Right Honourable the Vice. President of the .Board of Trade and his Hon. and Leal ntd niend might . haye to tender' on the other side of the question.. If iitcy, were prepared (as he trusted this notice wyuld ,pre pare thern). e:ith that evidtnce. If the House'woold Slt fol . \ that purpose op Saturday next, he - .thought that tiX case might- be: closed on that Satur day; or on the Monday or Tuesday following,— Some• little time must then he allowed ler consider .ation, although he was by rio mean% willing to pro long ilie.call,which hung over,the House. •It yeas his ...intention to bring toiward his general proposition in the shape of an Addiess to the Regent, and it occurred, to. him .that Tuesday, the ad .of June, would be the day which he would at present fix for his motion. . On the motion of Mr. Rosa, Mr. Kirkman Fir lay was ordrre. l . to attend this evening as a witness, .to E c exantine..l`by the Committee on Lhe Ordesks in CoubLii, On the mntion of Lord CASTLEREAGH it was dered, in3i at us rising it the House shiould adjourn to NYLdi.esday. - MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF MR'. PgR CEVAL. Lcrd OLIVE, in rising to,move for an Address to his lloym Highness the Prince Regent, for a monu. rnentsio the memory of Mr. Peicerat, dtu 1101 it necessary 10 apologise to the House for intruding hi'rnseit Upon them, supported as he was by the uni vo.s,il abhortenee of the acA wfati.4lll:d ,t Fionie'and the country of Hon. and L.nt.tet.l • r+J