The Sun. — London, England, 1812-05-29 00:00:00

• 7(itat-t.47^ • , s % \ k mi o /.1. ./". • - , t %on .41.07-, - o s. 4.s•;:t. • • ktA - • ' r-1 . • • '4 4 ' , I I Ach '4ll, r • \ Numßtit 6153 ] FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1812 [ParCE ,*:IXPENCE-ItA.i,VPENNY. ~~~ THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, May 30). 1812, will be acted the Tragic Play of - ' PIZARRO. I Rolla ' Mr. KEMBLE ; Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMORE Alonzo; Mr. C. KEMBLE • Cora, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; • El vita., - Mrs. SIDDOES.. To :which will be added a - Farce, cr,lled THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES ; Or, THE norm! LOVFALS. 'Murillo, Mr. EMERY ' • Don Carlos Merida, Sir. JO NES; Don Guzman, Mr. BRUNTON ; Sancho, Mr. LISTON ; Luceau, Mrs. GIBBS ; Isabella, -Miss E. BOLT/ON. • ' ~,10/aces for th e B oxes t o be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the `'‘eZ Box-Office, in Hart..street. ors will b e o p ene d a t H a lf- pas t Fi ve, an d t h e Pl ay b eg i n at" Half-past Six. , On 'Monday; Hamleti with Timone; the 'Partar.-011,:rues "Y, Isabella—On Thursday, Julius Cecsar. new CoYmed- is in re heirsal,,and_ will be produced as soon 114 possible NEW PI,TBLICATIONS. 4rI3IIRALTY 7 OFFICE, May, 26, 1 812, NTOTICE is herehy given that a Session of Oyer - 1 -7 and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Off_ . fences committed on the Iligh Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the ddmiralty of England, will beheld at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on Friday, the 26th Jane next, at ,Eight o'Clock in the Morning. IMPERIAL 46RLI..4MENT. DEATH OF LORD NELSON, Painted by Devi', engralied by Bromley. Thi4 Day was published, HOUSE OF LORDS--TEirRsDAy, IVLtY 28. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. AFine Historical LINE ENGRAVIN of. the DEATH of LORD NELSON, in the Cockpit, size of the Death of Wolfe, to which it will form a companion. Price 31..35. - Published by Boydell and Co. No. 90, Cncapside. . . . At tVvo o'clock a meeting took place, and short ly after tkeir Lordships tesolved into a Commit tee on e• above subject, sand proceeded to tite examination of witnesses. About .five ',o'clock the House resumed, Ivhen a few private or local Bills were brought up froth the Commons by Sirs James Graham and t dward natehbull, and other Members,, and severally read a first time. STITHERLAND (Treasurer to the Officers-of theo.House). presented at the. bar an account of the net emoluments of the - office of Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod, for ten years, e n ding -sth of January . last. • - THE BLIND FIDDLER, Painted by Wilkie, engraved by Burnet. This Day was published, A Fine LINE ENGRAVING, from the' popu lar Painting of the BLIND FIDDLER; size 19 ,by 24 inches long. Proofs 41. 4s. Prints 11. 2s. Pnaished by Boyden and Co. No. 96, Cheapside. Atso, a Companion to The Jews Harp, called The Young Bird, painted and engraved by Burnet. Price 10s. 6d. prints, 11. Is. pro•fs. This Day were published, • DOEMS. By JOHN GORDON, Esq. Second Edition ' with Additions a:l Diminutions. Sold by Cawthorn, Catherine-street, &I-and, and Book sellers in Town and Country. UNIVEI ISITY OF. DUBLIN. TAE ANNUAL DINNE . R, of th.c GENTLE ' IVI-EN educatedersity of .Duldin, take 'tee at the BRITISH COFFEE- HOUSE, • Cockspur-street, oa SATURDAY, the 30t of May, 1812. Triosident: The Hum CHRISTOPI IER WILY IiCTCHINSON, M. P. Vile-Presid ent, HOWELL WA LSH, Esq. • Itedretv St cg•aio di.. • Henry Lynch, Riq. Wm. Wallace, Esq. ' 1. 1 hard Shell, Esq. Henry Win. Lovett, E. "r 7 Wni. Tennent, Esq. John Howly, Esq. ,• Dinner on t Table, at Six o'Clocti.—Tickets, 11. Is. each, be had at the Bar. UIIAZARD, BURNE, Id W s ,AANERS, Stock brokers, respectfully inf o; - m th e Public, that TICKETS t 7 1,. S HARES for the ensuing L .OTTERY, art', now on sale at "r °thee, No. g 3; Royal Ext LondOn.- this Lottery, which consi its of ' only 8,000 'rickets, the _pital Prizes arit neariy as gm at,- both in Number and Value r Z i :n the last consistin g of hi ,000, and the Drawing (which ,1611)c detemined in One Da? ;), will take place on the 4th of "E, the KING'S BIRTH- . DAY. Liittery just carichlci cd, the following gpital Prizes ere Sold and Shared at, 64 ith...ve Office, viz C . No. 7,205 2,BGO 3,722 - - 9,722 1,268 • 4,609 . 2,873 . . . _ _ _ &c. &c. Zicc BISIT remain ;s his Friends, that the whole cif the present LETTLE LOTTERY will be Drawn o n DA". ' ‘ eh e are Scheine cont.:l4as a great variety of Prizes, araong , of 1 1 _ 20,000 57 00 2600 Loo 1 of 10,060 1 5000 - 10c 10 4 ' 409 &e. .wi s_ , ll 4-ue last Lottery, T en Capital -Prizes ;‘ in the last Six Ai la ,„;.` B , Thirty Capital Prizes; and in the last T wo Y ea r s , 4t 4, C rone Capital Prizes were Shared an d S o ld b y T. BISH, '°rnhill, and. 9, Cliaring-Cross. g am 'b REGULA'fIiON WATER-I%OOF CLOAK AND A 4 ES'EAT-COAT S-SQUARE WAREHOUSE, KING-STREET, ST. 1 \ . A-I)I,SFORD and SE ' RGEANT., Regimental kt..i l :ajlors and M anu f ac t urers o f WATER-PROOF CAM -I'o,l to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Dukes of Itti c i NT and Cumberland, have the honour to inform the Ariny Ni O . 4 Y, that their PORTUGAL WATER-PROOF CLOAKS vi e , 6 , aPproVed and estalflished, a regulation for Foreign Ser 7 b e btfrem their perfect impenettability to wet), the saine-can 11 44 1 0 f them, the Inventors aud sole Proprietors, King- At ax James's-square. e t' 9, 3, 1812. NUINE LAMP 11 %*. e i t i- a l .° l -Tg, No. 41, Loud, OILS.--OIL ,WARE % Wall, opposite Old Bethlem e b , • per Gall. per Gall. /1 ' lin e Sperni Oil 8 6 Refined Oil for Chani llel3or„- -* • to v _, In . g Oil, equal her Lamps . . . . 5 6 at. is common- ' Pale Seal Oil . • • 3 9 N' ici s aid for the best Pale South Whale Oil, h %od e LT • . . . • 8 0 for Liverpool and com "otThi,, "ling Oil . . 7 0 mon Lamps, &c : . 3 3 T l ~ ` refined Oil • 6 6 . Petra Oil is of the finest quality, is warranted ge ls,lt '..and will burn the whole evening without trimming. liall_rtnerefore, t.ecominended for Lamps in Drawing-roms, re 0 ,?, ° : 41 - 8 Shew-rooritc and all places where brilliant Light ~% b r. red, free from ' SMoke,. and the very disagreeable 'th e e of frettuently trimming the lamps. hse s, (4 4r Oils are particularly fine, and for general pur s., (jl ) ,. a r ', l be recommended With equal confidence. 'ON and Co. have the pleasure of informing their tre and the Public in general,: that in consequence of th sales of Sperm Oil, it has fallen in price, and they f:ore enabled to sell the hest Sperm Oil at ss. 6d. per 2_,, ri stead of 9s. which price they lately advertised. sent to any part of London, free of expence. SIR, ha.se eartirst opportunity to acquaint you, I, 4 a t I t to-t have received' the most wonderful . b enefit from the ttrieuYour XON's ANTIBI LIOWS PILLS, which 1 Il istrib w ith me to Jamaica, and all thoselriends to whom I th e uted them have experienced the same salutiry benefit ; t: o V.eela re urry " them to be the best Medicine ever used in that 1 li e foliow .!linus and o th er Complaints. wh o ing are the names of several Ladies and Gentle. lianve received the utmost reliet - frorri your Isixon's 'llll Si ~tibili Us 'ills • —Charles Taylor, Esq. Jamaica ; W.il 'l4W, Eso * Kin K ingston. ditto; Mr. Woodriff; Spanish to ditto ; Ham ilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit kit!. J,;,Sinith, Esq ' Old Harbo u r, ditto ;G. Aliston, ditto ; Rive"' di tto, 4lker port Mora it . ditto •I. Penlinson, Esq. Salt hi• P r ' p, Mr. Mullen; ditty; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; ort,', l "-. ° Aack, Esq. ditto ;' Mrs. 'Oliver Goldsmith, King fott'vto .; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's persons, r . s. Woodritt Spa h ti ttY. , with many other ot t e f irst respeda- To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. Sir, your most obedient Servant, told. THOMAS HA RRO LD, of the ship Ganges. ' Wholesal- and retail, at Mr. Butler's,No. 4, Cheap_ corner f c histn r ,„ o I aternoster.row, London ; Sharp and Belam, "tu loncs Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Port. Sh e ' Hall an Johnston,Gosport • Coleman and Jacob, ja~ybyandePttevviceik, Ross, and Turner, 'Hull -•Hox land, Cook. tontine, Gilbert,and d n o Plymo i uth ; Knott and C Birmingharb ; Billinge and LiverpoYol an Staines and Lynch; Manchester ; 41, ci C rehhwm 4n, Exeter Mande:ton, Reaburn, Scott, 1 1 41 aXter Edi nt ; B ' S w gen ai d „ urgh axter and . W2naldGlasgow ; In ien • fl arry, Bristol ; Stevenson ant Co.. Norwich ; tetad Leicester • Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; arid 9(1,14416Z Country ' Medicine Venders, in Boxes at _This Day was published, price 4s in boards, SSAY on the AUTHENTICITY of the NEW TESTAMENT'; an Account of the Ancient Ver sions, and soine'of the Oincipal'Greek Manuscripts. By J. F. GYLES, Esq. M. A. • Printed for J. ilatchard, Bboliseller to' her Majesty, 190, Piccadilly., This bay was published, In pour Volumes, Octavo, price M. Bs. boards, .4 The Third Edition of, SYS TEM OF CHEIVIPSTRY. IX By JOHN MURRAY, F. R. S. E. Lecturer on Chemistry, and on IVlateria Mediaa and Pliar.r Macy, Edinburgh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and 'l'.. Underwood, Smithfield. • In a few Days will be published, A Supplement to the former Edition, including a View of the recent Discoveries in Chemistry. • Lately published, by_the same Author, Elenients of Chemistry, 2 vols. svo. price 11. Is. boards. • Materia Modica, 2 vols. Svo. price ii. ls. boards. This Day 7as published, In Tw•o Volumes Foolscap Octavo, price 16s: boards, the YOurth Edition of JOAN OF ARC. A POEM. By ROBERT SOUTITEY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-;ow; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. . • Of whoM nuay be had, by the same Author; • Amadis of Gaul, 4 ro!:: Es. Curse of liehtuma, 2 vols. 14s. Poems, 2. vols. 12s. e vole. 14s. Madoc, 2 vols. .Specitheris of the . later F4ig,ii4ll Poets, 3 vols. 11. lie. 60; History Of the Brazils, 4ta._ 21. 2s. Pahnerin of Eng -Iz:rid, 11. Bs. Letters frotn,Spain Old Portugal, 2 vols.' 10s.'ed. Chronicle of the Cid, 4ta. 11. 15e. In a few Days will be Oublish.rd, 'lllO 0- B T t C. 4 L V A GQ RIES. By GEORGE S:,'OLIVIAN THE YOUNGER. Consisting of Poems uudcr the following Titles :—An Ode to We, a.Haelineyed Critic; Low Ambition, or the Life and' Death of.Mr. - Daw; the:Lady of the Wreck, or Castle Blarney gig, respectfully inscribed to the Author of the Lady of the Lake; and. Two Parsons and One Shirt. Printed for the_ Author, and published by Mesrs. Longinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. CONSUMPTION.OF THE LUNGS,' ASTIIMA,AND. WINTER COUGH. QUCH has been .the wonderful etre& of the OXY ij MEL and prepared STRAMONI II M, in the Cure of the above Diseases, that not one Case can be produced in -which they have not proved highly beneficial. The fait Edition of Mr. F lit{ E It's Treatise on Asthma, Consumption, &c: contains several reinarkahleCures of Cob sumption and Asthma, which had been declared by eminent Medical Men - to be hopeless. SeVeral consumptive Patients have been efLdually cured, who were to all appearance living Skeletons, and, wit is still very remarkable, .those Asthmatic Subjects who were cured in the Bourse of last Winter, have not experienced the least retutn of the complaint this Winter. • In Mr. Fisher's Treatise, price 2S. 6d. w)1.1 be found the most respectable, Testimonies of the efficacy and innoceet quality of these discoveries. The Oxymel and prepared Herb are sold in London by- Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; .Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford -street; Foster and Co- 34, Parliament-street ; and Butts, lterner's_strect ; Lynch, Manchester; Turner and. Akenhead, Newcastle; Billinge, Liverpool •, Barry, Bristol ; Eddowes, Shrewsbury ; Knott and Lloyd; : Birmingham ; Caparn, Newark ; Brass, Hull ; Bajarn, Portsmouth; Searle, Leeds; Hornby, York; Poole, Chester; Brodie and Co.. Salisbury; tones, Oxford,; ,Minshull, Lancaster ; Newbury, Dublin ; and Hooker, Ipswich. TO THE AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS DIS'. ORDERS. • CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO. ANOTHER PROOF of the efficacy of this, riv.st excellent Medicine, which is an infallible Cure for all Nervous Disorders. TO Mr. Withers, Chemist, Strand, London. • SIR. My wife was affliEted with a severe Nervous Fever, attend ed with a violent t eating of the heart, . lowness .of spirts, and dreadful sick-head-ach, which reduced her.somuch that she became unable to speak or walk tor several weeks; and would frequently faint and remain in that state for a consider able time ; .together with a swelling in the neck, during which time I had the advice and attendance of several-Medi cal Men, who, after trying eery means in their power, gave her over as incurable. and I expecte. every hour would have been her last, when-I tort,nately saw your Bairn of Quito advertised in the Glasgow Courier, aria as the last resource, I resolved she should snake trial of it, and therefor© bought a small bottle - of Messrs Baxter and Co, and gave it.accord jog to the directions, and, astonishing to relate, bef)re she had taken the whole of the bottle, I perceiVed a wonderful change for the better, and by her taking three more bottles, two small and one half guinea one, she recovered her speech,-and wag able to go about as usual and I have no)iloubt but that a few more bottles will restore hey to her former state of health. • You are aeliberty to publish this letter for the benefit of others, and I am, Sir, Your obliged humble servant, MURDOCK MiDONALI`. Glasgow, March 30, 18,9.. - Further particulars may be know by application to Messrs. Baxter and Co. 'G lasgow, The Cordial Balm of Quito, a safe and certain remedy for. Nervous, Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Diioniers ' Low. ness of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, Inward Decays, Fainting Fits, Trembling or Shaking of the Hands ol• Limbs, Short- . ,ness of breath, Consumptions, and eve!) , kind ot Debility or Relaxation in persons of either sex and of every age, is Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Weston and Co, Successors to W. Withers, • Chemist, 229, Sirand, London ; and Retail by most Medicine Venders, 25. 9(1. per bottle, • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 314 26th,, 1812. T1 -1E C M OMISSIONERS for VICTILILLING His MvIJES'2'Y'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 12th of June next, .they. .witl be ready to receive Tenders in IVriting (sTealed up), from such Persons as will undertake to perform, at sPecyjic Prices, in a proper and worh manlike minuet, and at such time or times a s hall be reyalred, all the PAVING now necessary to be done for the Repair qf the present Pavement in His Majesty' s ,Victutaing Premises at D.7:Ard, and to furnish such STONES as may be requisite for that purpose. . . • The Conditions of. Contract may be seen at the Secretd 7 ry's Office, at this bjlee ; or by applying- to Mr.,llobbs, the Inspector of Repairs., at his Majesty's Victualling-yard, 'at Deptford. . • • . ' 2Vo Regard will be had to any Tender in which — the Price shall iwt be inserted iii frords ut lengbi, or that shall nat be delivered to the Board before One oaClock on the said Friday, "the Nat of June next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on Ms behalf, attends, to answer when called for. GENUINE MEDICINES F. NEWBERY awl SONS, No . ;, 45, ' t t. Paul's F . •• Church-yard, Londini t - or No. 29, Dame -street, Dublin, Proprietors of • Dr. lames's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that iit come-. queuee of the New' Duties, the price of that Medicine is zs.' 9d. per Packet, or rl. is.. 60. per Dozen!, ,or a Dozen in ti - Bottle, ti. as. as made up for the Army and. Navy ; but observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," Ate engraved in the Statnps. The following are the Prices of their Medicines, dtitms included '; but those who purehasd six, or more, will '.)e allowed the Stamps gratis. • J. d. t . 8. Dr. James's Powder 2, 9 Dalby's Carminative 1- 9 Do. Analeptic Pills .4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 Ditto AntibiliOus Pills 2 9 Huxham's ditto 3 0 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate4 . - English Coff e e - z q • Dr. steer's Opodeidoe 9 Essence.of Ginger - 9 Do. Convulsion Oil 6 Inglish's Scots Pills t ti Do. camomile Drops t 9 Chel 'harp Salts- - 2 96 ESsenceofCciltsfoot ' 3 6 IpecacuanhaLozenges Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's 'Pea - z The Cephalic. Snuff - .16 Henry's• Magnesia • - 2 6 ,Lozenges of Blois - t 16 Maredant's Drops .. 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3. 6 Spilsbury's ditto - 5. 6 Len's Liniment - s o Grant's Cough ditto t 6 Asthmatic Balsam - 2• 9 GreenouAh's. tinctures t 16 Tonic Pills - - 2. 9 Ditto Tow Lozenges t . 16 19r. .I-cooper's Pills - 1. t Sbothing Syrup‘ - a 9 Airple alloWance,to Merchants, erc. for Exportation. A CHALLENGE. ATESSRS. CURAIE and Co, Surgeons, late in d his Majesty's service,,challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their medicine and, method of cure have tailed of the desired eifea. • The pradice of many years in tills particular branch of their prole4ion,•has ,not given rise to one unsuccessful rase. They continue tit 'diced their studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints/ and that derangement of the sys. tem, which is the consequenee'of the perniciOttS and wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth 'of .both sexes. In the one it will be fourif. to - be the unfailing source of- barrenhess; the other have-its' tavages.ta. tally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, which it not timely remedied,' termihates, in impotentcy, these are its -remote and ultimate effects,. while consumed tiun, lois of muscular power, and various herVous CoMplanits, usually charatterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of persons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never provedonsue cessfut in the course of a -long, laborious, and much extended practice. to the most obtinate and complicated cases of hifettion, such as obstruCtions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors,. callous ulcers, eruptions, Seiui_ nal weakness, gleets, as also -• sTiucTußEs, Whether recent or of long (titration, and which have baf:: tied the skill of other Praditimers, are ,by their present im• proved plan of treatment, etlectually and permanently cured, without the. Patient suffering the excruciating pain • amid alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tiOn of the lunar caustic:, In the course of twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous case; of - Striritures have beets and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is ctie(ded by a safe, certain, and exile. ditiOus mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weaknesS, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. . But where the debility has for years existed, 'a proper perseverance in their restorative re , medies, after the Stridure has been destroyel, is iridispenm_ bly requisite to revive the slitynbering sparkS of life and to reanimate the constitution. _ Several Noble Men and Gentlemen of the first respeaa bility, have been under the care of Messrs. 4; urrie, and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and having received a radical and permanent Cvre, .request that refercncas may be given to theni, as satisfactory evi dences of the decisive superiktaity of Messrs. Currie and Co's. plan Of trtatinent. iiany ofthesd Gentlemen have haslet:lc tures froih to to zo years, - and had been under •the care of Messrs. .Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal emi nence, who attempted the cure by the applk:ation of.. .the Loikar Caustic, without success.. . Messrs. Currie avid co. may be consulted by either Sex willi Ina. greatest ~k!elicacy, secrecy, - and honour, at 'their house, No. 107; Hatton-garden. .Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance for advice and ntedicines ; 'when the sarne,.will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the post age pt letters may tre'adden to the account for rvedicilies. 9th t•une, liatton4arclen. • Ordered to lie on the table. INSOLVENT DEBTOR'S BILL. The further consideration of_ Report of this Bill was, on the suggestion of the. Earl t.4f Moira, and after a short conversation between his Lord ship, Lords:Redesdale 'and the Chancellor, on points not connected with the importut parts of the'Subjett, adjourned till Tuesday next. A - Petition :from certain Merchants, owners, and others (as we could, collect), from the Port of Aberdeen, was preented by Lord Viscount Melville against the monopoly of the East. India ComPany. . Ordered to lie odilie USH.ERS OF THE BLACK ROI. , Earl GROSVENOR again brought ~ forward his motion on this subject,--pursuant to the arrange- Melit df yesterday': He,could scarcely conceive a shadow , of objection to the Resolktion lie should propose : , the present; embarrassed state of tt e coOntry could not be'urged as.one, as that woula last b'ut for a few days ;., and.when they consider ed the pending investigations in Parliament, re specting points of public and official . 6ctmorny, he thought there could be but one sentiment on' he subject. Llis Lordship then moved a Resolution, that it is inc pedient to fill up, in ease of a VF••• cancy, the office of Gentle Man Usher of the )31a , k Rod, until .the inquiries now pending . in Parlia ment shall be brought to , a conclusion. The Fad of LIVERPOOL deprecated the sador - tio'n of the motion under the immediate circuu - stances : he agreed that some parts of the emolu mentsof. the office in question reqUired regula tion,tboAgh they were foundlo be less consider-, able. than what was - supposed. „ That part which related to the sale (4 Offices, ought not, he thought, to be continued ;\but as far as . : he had communicated,witiLthe 'person at the head of the department; he seemed disposed to lend himself to every reasonable regulation, Under his views of The ease; he should move the arevious question on the Noble Earl's Resolution:. • After a, few observations from Earl Grey, and a short explanation from Earl Grosvenor, tile ter was induced to withdraw the motion. The. Order for the farther consideration of 'the Nevin Inelosure Bill was, on.the motion of; Earl Stanhope; fixed for the first open day. . ORDERS IN COUNCIL. Their Lordships, reSolved, a second time, into this Committee; and continued in the examination of witnesses until-half-past eight o'clock.—TLe House then resumed; and the Committee was rected to sit again .at two o'clock on Tuesday, to Which day-also the House adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir W: CURTIS_ presented a Petition for certain Inhabitants of the - metropolis, against the Mar , gate Pier Bill. Oreozred to lie on. the table. Counsel were heard, and witnesses examined in Committees on , Blachford.'s and Moore's Di vorce Bills. A Message from the Lords announced their Lordships' assent to the Bankers' Embezzlement and_the False Pretenses Bill. On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAGH, it was ordered (in consequence of to-morrow being the Anniversary of the Restoration of Charles. H.) that at its Tising, the House should adjourn• to , Saturday, then to proceed With the examination 9C witnesses in the. Committee On the Orders in • Connell. Mr. W. POLE gave notice, that on Monday he would'move the Irish Loan, in the Committee of Ways and Means. The Irish Commissioners of Appeal Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committeA on Saturday. The Irish Roads' Bill was read a third time and passed. Mr. Perce'val's Family Provision Bill went through a Committee, the Report of which was ordered to be received on Saturday. Mr. BROUGHAM presented a petition from Mr. Prendergast (a Member of the House of CoM mons) on behalf of native Bankers, of the name of Doss, in the province of Oude, in the East In dies, whom the'Hon. and Learned Gentleman re presented as the greatest bankers in the world ; and 'who having advanced a number of lacks of rupees, equivalent to 5,006,0061. sterling, in or der to discharge the arrears of, the Subsidy due from the Nabob of that Province to the British Government in India, were violently deprived of that sum, when it was on the point of being re paid, in the first instance by the Vizier, and sub sequently by the British Residents. The tetition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. BROUGHAM gave notice, that on Tuesday fortnight he would move to refer the Petition to the consideration of a Committee.. On the motion of Mr. Ros., a variety of pers., tending to shew the iniports and Exports to E.,1377-INDIA-11OUSE, May 27, 1812. MITE CO UR T of "D IRE C TORS of Ike UNITED OMPANY of iIIERCH4NTS of ENGLAND trading to the E;IST-INDIES de; 'h,r, it'Otiee z That at the QUARTERLY • GENERAL COURT ql the ;did Company, apPOiated to be held at their house; in Leaden hall-street, oh Iredarsday, the; 24th June next, at Eleven 'o'clock in the Forenoon; a Resolution of the Cou'rt of ,Diree-, to 7s of the 20th illarelt last, for i'zilowidg a Pension of 400/- per ,m urn ta,Capt. Robert 110 y, *late Convagatler to the Ship Avett, will be laid biyore the said General Code for their ap prabation, agreeably to the 13th Section of the Gth Chapter cf the Company's Bye-Laws. WILLED! 11.4.1t15.41, Sec. • cAC