The Sun. — London, England, 1812-05-22 00:00:00

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A STAGE. r ii•=z The Public are respezttitlly informed, that on account et the numerous applications for the representation of the t r autt Koinantic Aldo- Drama of Timour, the Tartar, it will e Performed 6rl NI outlay next. ( )n H3llllO. —On Tuesday. Macbeth.—OnWed-, ties claY.'l 7 he Virgin of the Sun. RELIEF TO THE DISTg ESSE!) NIANUFA,C 'FUR Eks AND IPAROURING POOR. A MEEI'I NG will-be held tail SE . aurday nest, at IL the F , eentasosW "laveri..,.. Great Queen-street, ,eoltes F:elds, for the purpose of taking into considera !lon toe I)ISTKESS.ED STATE of the LABOURING c ( )D R i n cert .i n o f the Manufaeturing Wistricts, and of at riling A.sistarsce to hkidl Piatis as may be locally adopted mar ;ticir Relief in the Stagnation of their linsiness It tul rice of Protisi-nis, by 01e.w....; of a Subscription, or 6 uchotli,:r Pim! as may tie deent;:d tpost expedient. • I ,the I) , .-sei;L.: or tile,Nobility,, Clergy, Gentry, Bankers, %;autita - cturel,atid ut all other Persons who 11) ,..'Y be tic:iraus 0: ~sisting ...Cause so interesting to Nutria and so , inwortant t 7- Inc best:lntereots of their Country, wiriest mirneti y I•equit:el. • !l's Rpyal tne Dth....E'tif YORK will take the 4,t o'L I k. • . . M. \v - vs f's' PICTURE. HE DIRIXTORS the suxristi INSTl porcni.eth-tor Three Thotisand I:tlineas, Mr. WL , ..; - I'S I'IUTUIE of OUR SAVIOUR '.EALING THE sic, IN Ti-lE TENI i'L propose to r i ti bi4h by SubscriptiL4l a 'PR or tr, to 'be engraved la 2e line rnanner, by CtIA(tLES HEATH, of the di- . i:'"lsiolts of zBi.iriches,by The Pike to sohscribers to PI V E GUINEAS each. NO Pcbots tie od; ex ': Pt for file - Sttbscriers t 3 the.purchaseot the rt.7.tute, who I,re to ha ve one ['roof caeh, and .one early impression of the 1.4 4 3 . A deposit of half the price to be • paid out suoscrio. : v 1 ;. and thee : rentaintivr on the delivery of• the impressions. hich will be made in the order la which the Subscriptioas r e. ° received. •- 013, striptions 'are received bY • Mr. Green. the Keeper, i fb r he British Gallery only,'where the Picture now ex, Itih g. - 0 rel;:s, VALENTINE :IR FEN, A . R.A. Keeper, • GENERAL SI R JOHN ;t COitUNNAn PATENT C NI V lii)sTEAu, forming a regular 'tar t' lied for ` the I ield, 'Barradks, also a SOFA for a or Room, ..tc. andlikawist:a SEA CUT for on board N IP. the whole packing in a small Valice, allowed the ITIVSt av ;t 4 hlt ever yet taanilladured, invented by' MORGAN ‘,‘' SANDE KS, No. 16 And 17, 'Catherine-street, Sttzuld, ha ?o most humbly prestr ne the highest honours ought ro;:), be ;t all icl q those who so gallantly live and die tor-theit King NLATER'S PATENT COOKING APPARA IIL:II)S.—P. T. LEMAITRE, sole agent, takes the l i ii; [ tY of informing his Friends and the he now ex. I t 3 for sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 34, 41 'stic.stre e t Holborn. It IS this best Cooking Apparatus kingdom;the and the Most clean, delicate, and cheap 7 e of ste a ming, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling, and 01 4 in g• A dinner for zoo per‘uns may be dressed with less Is ? a peck of coals. • 11 . The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready fur fromone to four o'clock. BISH reminds his friends (hit the whole of A t • the present LI fT LE LO fTERY will be drawn on 1 , 1 ,9 NC.; BIRTH DAY. 114; 4 . 'le Scheme contains a great variety of Prizes,*amonk of zo,ooo so_o 1 4 joa r of 10,o)o 5 . sOOO 3 . 2 ow 4 • 4:0 • ).:tal Prizes; in the last six tnd in the last Two Years, 91 4 sold by T 111Sif, at KING:CROSS. Sec. Szi the last Lottery, le Cal: O 4 nths, 30 Capital Prizes ; a lilt al Prizes were shared .tirt CORN El I [, L, and 9, AZA 11D, BU.IINE, and WARNERS, reskdfully inform the Public, that i tt Lls s t. s fur the ensuing LOTTERY. 1. 4 .;" 11 on Sia,: tnen' Office, No. Royal Exchange, 1 4 ' 1 n. C a ' s ! this Lottery, wil;ch ecnsists of only 8,000 Tickets, the Prizes it at ` l2 in the last cno" . ., , s•nig Of i 2,000, and the Drawing th e tch will be determine.... to One Day), will take place on 4 4 . 1 h of 1 UN E; the K I NG'S t t iLtiais . Lottery just concluded,- the tOtlowing Capital - 7 4 Were Sold and Shared at the above Office, viz. No. 7,205 . • 2,860 • • • 3,7 2 z . %r 9,7 22 . •• • • 1,268 ." • 4,609 3.43 kis,oou . ',Goo . 1.000 ▪ 1,000 . Soo . 300 . 260 .&c. £cc. & „..,... .._._. __. IN6, s ~- S RIR 11-1 DAY . , 'UNE 4. THE' PRESENT 'r' '•AI f. LOTTERY . WILL BE ALL DRAWN. teKETS and SHARES are SELLING by -.. 4 , 1 - 101(NSBY and CO. No. z 6, CORM-I'LL. 't, h , ` ) RNSiii and CO.'s is she only Office wlie(e the First 150001 . Prizes were sold, and also where the Two First 30,0001,, Prizes were sold ; besides t t of ,C 25,000 21 ...--- 20,c 0.1 33 - to,ooo 47 _ 5,000 • 4,000 5 2 - 2,000 78 - 1,000 lot 500 Ord All of which were paid on Demand. 'ils, e ts by Post or Carrier, executed with Fidelity and ttch.. !KING'S BIRTH-DAY. ItkeRARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the 1 4 . I ,co ra dors , respeafully inform the Public, that the LuTTERY NV - ill be drawn the 4th of I UNE. . - SCHEME. • of £20,000 3 . . of 4 • . ~1,000 • • . 10,000 4 • . . 5 -000 4 1 ' t' I'.. . . . 3,000 16 A l) ,l* • • . 2,000 8 11573 of,Cioo, ,CFO, kse, 440, &c. &c. &c. tp P,E s TS and SHARES , are on Sale by RICHARD_ '4 •, EL—L.OOU LUCK, and co. at their Offices, the Corner Anri;•'-uildings, COllllllll, and lacing the King's Mews, ; where, in the Lottery drawn on the 30th 6 4 sh. l ast• they sold the following CAPITAL PRIZES, Are s 140 . • 5,518 . . a Prize of . 11,518 1 '033 • • • • • • • 2 41 0 4 .........300 300 - zoo 200 ' 2 )74 - ) 3, 3 18 .. \‘.\\* - • THE COMMERCIAL • HALL \VAT COM .PANY,, Skinner-street, London, beg leave to solicit the Attention of 'the.Nobility, Gentry, and Public in gene r4L to they* very low Prie6 for the CHOICEST WINES, CENUINE SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS, I'RIMEST BOTTLED PORTER, ALE-,' and DOUBLE BROWN STOUT, tbr. Ready Money only, which will be delivered to Order, Iree,of expellee, ,to any Part of London. .s. d. Fine Port. Wine, per Pipe - 8 0 0 Halt Pipe - 6, a o Quarter Pipe - - - • 31 co . , o *Citrionli Old Port, of the Vintage of 1826; of : theinfist exquisite flavour, per Pipe - 125 o 0 1.-lalt Pipe ..- - - 63 0 0 Quarter Pipe • 32 is C . Goad Sherry, per Bust • no co , • o Halt Butt -. . 56 u o Quarter Butt , 29 . 0 .*Very fine Old Ditto; six years in the Wood. . . per Butt - • 116 o o I-1W Butt - - -. 59 0. o Quarter Butt - t - - 30 0 0 *Fine Old Wcst India Ma:l6'a, per Pipe II 16 n o Hall Pipe - ' -' . 59 0 0 Quarter Pipe - • - MD 30 • 0 0 Per Dozen. Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been . six years in the wood, new in bottles, 13 to the Dozen. - • - - - sos: *Choice Old Port, •12 to the Dozen, not crusted . 535. *Curious Old Port, warranted to have becil five -.- years in bottle, 12 to ti:e Dozen . • 575• Good Sherry, 13* to the Dozen - - p 5. *Very Fine-0 Iti ditto, warranted to have been eight years in the Butt, 13 to the Dozen - f4s• Fine 'Venerate, 1.3 ro the Dozen • - - ' 51s. * Fine Old pronZi 'Madeira, 13 to the Dozen - - 535. *Finest Old West India Ditto,.l3 to the Poz s en . 665. *Curiously Fine East. : India Madeira, warranted to be iz year:, old, fz to the Dozen - - g 4 3. *Ditto Sherry, f 2 to tilC DOZCII ' .- ' • • ' 7bS. * Claret ,of the finest quality . and flaYour, 12 to the Dozen _ .- - - - 9;s. *Very ' Fine' Rich .and pry Lisbon, 13 to the Dozen . - " - ' ,- ,• - 4gs. Ditto ditto Mountain, t 3 ditto . - - , .4 6, . - *l•l:,est White Noyeau,' it ditto - - - 5,-,5 *Ditto Pink Ditto, 12 ditto . - Sr Si Ditto Old Rum'Shruo, (2. ditto - - - 4 6 5• - Pet Gallon. Fine Flavoured Geneva - - Los. 6d. [ 'Ditto Old Stroriw. Ditto - - 125. 6d. Ditto ditto lamaiei Ruin - - , ins. 6d. Ditto.ditto Crlniric Brandy - . - 42.5. od. D.tto ditto Hollands • - • - 335. od. Per DOzen. Best Bottled Porter, .12 to the Dozen . . - 6s. 6d *Ditto Double Brown Stout, 12 to the Dozen 75, 6d. Fine Coclagee Cider ios. 6d. Ditto Squash Perry - - - - . 21S. od. *Fiteest Old -Ale, warranted zz Months sld before bottled . - - - 9s. 6d. *Finest Button Ale, ditto - - tos. 6c1., Per Gallon. *Very Curious Coni.ic Brandy, warranted to be ten yews old . - • - - -41 s. od. *Ditto Curious FineFlaVoured Old Ruin - ills. 6d. Fine Old 8.-Brandy ' - - - • - - tos od. Those Articles marked * are what the Company recom mend as ,being of a more super; u- quality- than what is gene , rally sdiii; and of the how flavour. Winc - Merchants, lini-keepars, and Publicans, served at the Trade Prices as usual. • I anuary ',f, t 3 tz. For the couveniency of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pints, and for Contioi*seuts in superior Articles, the Company have seletied-the most Curious Wines, ace. and offer the following as the most 'choice that can be pro duced :- Fiat West India Madeira, 12 pints to the dozen, 365. Old East 'lndia ditto, of ti.e most exquisite flavour and quality, 12 ditto, 455. , Old East India Sherry, of the most curious and scarce qua lity, it ditto, 335. Fine Oict Dry Lisbon, t 2 ditto, 28s. Port Wine, newly bottled, , frorn,the finest selcaed Pipes of the favourite vintage of 13a6, t 2 ditto, 285. , Ditto, of the most rare sort, bottled from the most curious Old Wine in the kingdom, that has -lain in a body near 20 years. This Article ltas all the softness and Ito/out-of the roost rare W ine, and is worthy tile attention of the first Con noisseurs, tz ditto, zs. Luscious Shrub, made from the finest Flavoured Old Rum, 12 ditto, 245. Ripe Full Flavoured Double Brown Stout, •12 ditto,- 4s• 64 . Curious Mellow Ale, warranted two years old before bot tled, but of the softest flavour, t a ditto, cs. 6d. f lih 1:1 ItST I'Rt)I.)tiI.:TION„ - IN 'flit Wt/ :ACASSAR OIL, for irit; , roving and accelera . ring the Gao WTH ot' F 1 IR. Patronised by. their Royal. Highnesses the I'rincess of WALES and ,lluke of SUSSEX, anti'most of the Nobiiity. • Its Virtues ,re cnmp!,sed of vegetable Ingreil.e.nts fronia Tree i n t h e I s land o 1 Macassar, in the East This Oilis no pretended foreign Oil, hut 1112 genuine produce of the Macassar. 'Cree ; and it is recoinmend on the BasiS Of Truth, I::xperience, and the most respe&ible an. accredited Testinyonials. Where the Hair has been deficient for a Se ties of • Years, this Oil will fully replenish it. It is calcu lated to nourish and pres;rve' the Hair from falling off or changing its Coloyr,( particularly after Sea. Bathing; which often proves injurious to the Hair), and by its Moisture era dicates whatever hinviers its growth, and soon ,m4kes.it thi'c'k and ,regylar. Ladies, especially, will find tlje beneficial Effeas of OAS Oil, as•it gives to . the Tresses a most beautiful Gloss aid Scent, and when dressed aod curled, it renders. it inexprelsi hly attracting. it is also - pre-eminent for Children'slilir, instead of Soap,. Sec. it 'eradicates the Scurf easier, is nx.- tremely beneficial to the Infant, and brings the Hair to a beautiful state. _ • _ • it is also .dmirably adapted to promote the Cro - vvtli of Whiskers, Eye-brows. Sre. likewise is far superior to Poinatum tbr constant use in ctres,Ang, or without Powder. _ . Sold at 3s. 6d, cos. 6d. and large bottles, containinz eight small, at t I is. each, by the Proprietots,ROwland Son, irby- street, Hat ton-g trden, London ; and by their A ppQint ment, wholesale anti retail, by Id r. t;t, Penh tiler to his Majesty, 117, C ;qty and Co. i 7, D. Rigge, 35, pvetton, 47, Flendries, Perturriers to her jvlait•stv,. Titchborne.strect ; Rlley Perfumers to tlicCtike and Duchess of York, Coekspur sticet; it. Rowney, Hatton-garden; S. berry, Ureek.street, Soho; 330, Strand ; 1. Ri g ge, Cheapside, and sz. Park street • ; Jones, A pple-trce-yard; St. lames's • Burgess, Cursitor street ; Patic,.Buits, and Co. Lumbar:l-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-mirk - et Newbery and Sons,• 45, St. Paul's• Church-yard ; Butler, 4, and Stubbs, 38: Cheapside ; Bow. ling, Walker, and Co. Borough Dicey and Stttt-,n, Bow Church-yard ; Shaw and Edwarar 66, Sr. Paul's Church yard ; Harding, Howell, and Co. ?9, Pall M.tf 1 ; and Co. 25, King-street, Covent- - garden ; 1 horn, 45, Bacon, 1 5 ,, Grange, and Turner, 0 xfortl. street ; and by all -Per fumers and Medicine Venders in London, and in every Town ttiroughout the Empire. Beware of Servile Imitations. The Genu,ine. Macassar Oil has the signature on the outside Label, in Red Ink, ' A. Rowland aint 'Son,' and the words r lipowland's Macassar Oil' engraved on the bottle. Of whom may be had, . _ _ . . _ _ A I.SA N A EXTRACT, in bottles at (Os. 6d. and 4s. 6d. each. Also, the M.SANA POW DER, , at 2s. 9d. per box, ter eradicating all Disorders of the Teeth and Gums, and rendering them extremely beautiful ; patronised by her Rov4l 1-lighness the Duchess or Yolk, and,his Excellency the Dukg. del Infantado, A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE , and Co. Surgeons, late in 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 cited. The Fractice of many years in this. particular brunch of their profession, has nut gives rise to one unsuccessful asL.-. They continue to (fired their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernieLius and wasteful Weds of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. I n the one it will he found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fa tally developed to them, by 'a distressing state of debility, which if not tinte?y remedied, terminates in .imputentcr, these are its remote and ultimate etleCts, while consumed floe, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually characterise the earlier stages of ties solitary vice. Of persons languishing ran 'er the disorders incident to such a habit, theirfreatment is simple, and has never proved ensue. cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and lunch extended practice. In the most bbstifiate:and complicated cases of ve nereal infection such as obstructions in the•urethra, spungy excrescences, liard,tumors, callous ulcers, erurtious, seen. nal weakness, gleets, as also • . STRICTURES, - , _ 'Whether recent or of lon,i duration,- and whin have baf fled the skill of other Pra:litiocers, are by their present im proved plan oftreatinent, etleeluaily and permanently cured, without the Patient sutlering -the exerucirtilie pan and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the applica tion-of the lunar caustic.. -In the course of twenty years extensive praCtice in this Metropolis. numerous cases of Strittures have been and are daily 'under their care, thelotal eradication of which is el - le:tied by a safe. certara,.and expe ditious mode ofpractice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weaknesS, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily retnoved, and the. Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re: medics, after the Stricture has been destroye.: ' is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of We and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen arid Gentlemen of the first respeeta bility, have been under the care of Messrs. ("uriie, and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and having received a radical and permanent'Cure, request that references may. be given to them, as sa:isfactory dences of the decisive superiority of Messrs; Currie and Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gekitlernewha have had stric tures from to to 20 yez:rs, and had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Ileavisiile, and other urgeons of equal emi nence, who attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, Without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, 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 genera: habit of living, Sic. inclosing a remittacee for advice and medicines, when the sante will be given or sent to any part of the kiiigdom. ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the post/ age 6: letters may be Aden to the account tbr meclicimed. 9th lune, '11;09,—5117, Ilatton-prden. TIIE C.LAN L' MALADY ARREN •To- the Afiliaeti with COLDS, ,COUGHS, AS'eHMAS, I-MOPING-COUGHS, CONsuNIPTIoNs, &c. scc. is most earnestly recommended MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE. TO do ample justice to this invaltrible McJicine is not-in the power of language : but the Cures which it has already performed, and is .daily. pertbrming, fully speak its praise. As a remedy for the diseases just 'mention ed, it is, in' point of ease, pleasantness, inii,. ' .ence and efficacy', absolutely unparal' i ded. It is su easy, t hat tea spoonful is a.. proper dose for a, grown person ; so pleasant, that, in appearance and taste, it is equal to white wine ; so innocent, that it may be administered to an infant newly born ; so efficacious, that thousands,- whOmit has 'led front the gtoe:n of disease to the sunshine or health, are now the living and gratetul witnesses Of its worth. Mr. Madden hopes he shall not be (teemed guilty of ostentation, in venturing to add, that, exclos:ve, or' a ge neral sale, sod large quantities rent, front tints to time, to highly respected Clergymen, in the vicinity di ToWn, to be distributed to their poor Parishioners, as occasion may require, or their own benevolence or discretion may direst, he has had the inexpressible gratification, of re lieving', within the last six years, at his owl) house only, ,and. free of any expense, upwards .of Three Thousand Patients.; many of whom were dreadfully afflided: and that, he trusts, Ile has been, in numberless. cases, the humble instrument, in the hands of Providence, of pre venting, ur arreSt MA the progress of a disease which the late great and good Wr. Darwin emßhatically termed the " Giant Malady"---a disease, which, according to the most accutste estimate of the best informed physiologists, annually sweeps Irom British ground sixty thou and of its finest flowers—a disease, at 111eTast, present, and future ravages of which hu manity shudders. In order to prove that the foregoing observations are not the mere eifusions of an interested l'roprietor, a Pamphlet-- containing a More particular account of the vii toes or Mad den's Vegetabte .Essence ; with the recommendations of nearly a hundred Gentlemen of 1 araing, rank, and respecia wini have telt its wondt..rxli and pleasing effects on .thernselv‘as, or have been eye-witnesses thereof on others ; and rri:iny well-attested Cases at .Cures,.truly astonishing, and almost inered.lle--tnay he had, gratis, at Mr Mad den's, 14, G loucester.Str. et, Qaeen's s square, Bloomsbury; Mr. Sanger's, ()xi , rd-street ; Mr. Huguenin's, 3?. Haymarket ; Mr. Perrin's, 23, Southampton street, Covent Garden ; Mr. Ward's, 123, Hoiborn -' Mr. Mattrass's, Si, ; Fleet-street Messrs. Knevett and Co.'s, Barth,dionew - close, West Smithfield ; Miss Randall's, (late l'utt) Royal Exchange- Gate; -Mr. Brennand's, 156, Bishopsgate out ; Mrs. Jordan's, 33, Whit ehapel ; and Mr. Clarke's, 269, High. : street, Borough.--Where may be had the Es sence itself, in bottles, price seven shillings each, stamp duty included, - Objects of Charity must apply, as usual, in Gloucester_ street. Mr. Madden will send three bottles to anv part of the Kingdom (carriage free) upon receiving an ilicio§ure of one pcuud: . NEW PUBLICATIONS, &c. , MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS. This Day was published, In'Two Volumes. 061.av0, the Secitod Edition, illustrited with 18 Engravings, price it. tos. boards; ' ik4 ED IC 0- CHIRUIRGICAL TRANSAC ivA, TI 0 NS, published by the - Medical Chirurgical So. cietyof London. . . Primed for Longman, 'Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brow p, Paternoter.row. Either Volume may be had .separate. Vol. t. fp. and Vol. z itis. • - SIEGE OF IARIFA ! • • This Day was published, illustrated with a Map, 'price 4s. ANECDOTES of BRITISH and SPANISH tiEitolsm displayed at TARIFA, during its late memorable Siege by Fourteen Thousand French 'froopi, under Marshal ..Viaor, and its gforious Defence by detach ments of the 4th. Rfth, and osth Regitnent. By an OFFICER of the GAR RISOII. This Pamphlet forms a counterpart to the Narrative of the famous Siege of. Saragossa, having this feature of addi tional interost,, that the defence and the overthrow of the enemy were elderly efledtecl by British valour. Pinned for Richart' Phillips, 47, Ludsate.bill ; and to be had of all Booksellers. • I'LL CONSIDER OF IT 1 411 rthswei to •• iyuuws t • to Myself." - This Day was published, In Three Ilandiorne Volumes, Duodecimo, price One G4inea. CONSIDER OF IT ! A Satiric Tale, in JL which " Thinks 1 to Myself,'' is partially considered. " Con Sider it not too de;oply." ' SHAICESPEARE. London : Printed foi Thomas Tegg, l.t t , Cheapstde ; and C. -Chapp}e, Pall- Also, ju•st published, in 3 vols. price iss. Good Men of Mo.krn Date, f Mrs. (;reell.. LIIPERLIL, P,IIZLI,IMELI 2, HOUSE OP PEEfiS. THURSDAY, MAY 21. ORDERS IN COUNCIL'. - , ShOr ly after one o'clo,k the Home -met by (jai adjournment, and their Lordshiptirnenediatelr resojyed Into a Committee on the pbove subi v eci, WALSINGIIAM in t! e,Cbair.• The examination . or kr. -Findlay, the. Chamber .of Con inerce at. Gla3gow, .was tin ued at consi'derahle.length.': .I‘lr. Bailey,. of 'Sheffield; Was tire nest witneiq, and his 'examination; lasted . till, !nisi five' o'cloe. The House then resumed temporarily,' and sev . t.rai Public and' Private. Hills were brought up, from the Commons, presented by Mr. Lushingion, Lot.d. Osborne, and other MeMbers. Among ►lie forme: were, the Bill for allowing the use Of Sugar in th,; brewing of Beer in Ireland, the Tobacco-pipe-elay Exportation, - the Office Securities, and the EiCise Officers Superannuation Bills.—These Bills were respetively read a first time. The -Earl of LIVERPOOL, by cornmand of the Prince Regent,' presented certain docurnenls relalitLe to the Militia Officers of the United.K.ingdom. TUC sane were laid upon the table. On LAC motion of, the Earl of tlit2llol4oY, stet Abstract or the b wuments pre.ented yesterday Iv, stiebir,g the Resident and Non-Residetii Clergy., their Stipends, &c. was ordvmd to.be printed 14 the use of their LOrdshics.. The House ,then .adjourood for' some time, dqr ing pleasure,• and about six o'clock resumed, when tile Committee was * gone into ; and tOe examina -0011 of witnesses ref:dive to the above subject continued. ,Mr. Cornelius Rhodes and .Mr. Georgr Nailor, ni. SheilielJ, and Mr. Davison, one of rite Trusiet..s of the, Cloth Hall at Lestecl : s., were exit- - mined. One other witness was examined, when Lord WALUNGHANT quitted die Chair, att'd the HotLe resumed. - The Committee were then.dire6ted to sit again at two o'clock on Monday; 'and their' Lordsirps, !after tr.msatting some routme busines - s, adjournA at Hdittpast Nine o'Clock t;11 to-mot rliw. HOUSE OF COMMO;VS. TIIUMSDAY, MAY 21 . JotIELYN brought d, , wn an. Answer from the Plince,Revnt, to the Address of the Howe; Paper; respcont,g John -Bellingitatn vn - 1 d Q. - L. Gow.mr, in which , his Royal tilg:mc l i s i a!e d, t ‘ h:tt ht had giT.4l . direilious fvr . the Procludlon' of the carne. - • 4 Message (row the Lords, announced hit Lardships' assent to several B4—Fur %villa, see Lnrds. Tire Embezzlement Bill *as read 'a third iime and pas , ed : _ _ J. NEWPORT postponed his motion for a Coati mittee.oh the Inland Navigation of Ir e la n d to Wed:: nesday nest. The Committee on Oa Southern Whale Fi,hvry vas postponed to Monday. ' On-the motion of Mr: aFIARA, instru3jons mere ordered to be givetrto the Cdrurnitic:e of. Pub, lie Income and Expenditure in Ireland, to inquire into the ,imount of file Debt of. the United King; dom up to the ‘ lst of January last, the Amount of she - Interest paid thereon, and also to inquire loth the State of the Currency, and into the luterei.t. paid on the Public Debt year by year since the year 1800'. '_The, Regent's Canal Bill was read a third tim6 and passed. Lord A. HAMILTON presented a Petition froth certain Merchants, Manufacturers, Inhabitants, ttc. in the, neighbourhood of Glasgow ; against the cit.: ders in Council. After a few words from Lord A. Hamilton, Mr. W. Dundas,\ Mr., Whitbread, atr(l Mr. Bating, the Petition was ordered to be - referred to a Committee of the whole Hotise on the Yeti- lions against the Orders in Council,. Lord CASTLEREAGH 'presented the letter . Of Lorrl -Gower, on the suhjec:t of Bellingham's Ordered to lie on the table. On thz motion of Mr. BrtouoitAk, an Account of •the sums paid on account qt Army C1 0 ,0, 1 „, ,i d!stingniihing those paid on account of the. Mo , ri groin those issued for the cloathing.of the 11-giti•i; 4 within the last ten years, distinguiThing pa;tl in each year ; and alz,o an Acbiunt o! tr.e se issued on account of gun anil pistol bands the same time, were ordered to• be laid b.tore Houses- ~U~ili ADMINISTRATION -ADOrqSS TO THE RE. GENT; Mr. STEWART WORTLEY rdsfY, for the pnrp of submitting a Motion to the House, of which he given notice yesterday, on hearihg a new - xi. 7- rh for Old Sarum, irr the root'.l of Mr. N /art, who had accepted the ~ hti•ation 'of Chai.c of the Exchequer. The obje.d and intentifm ni• Motion he Was about to tn.dee•was, to mat k sense of the Hnuse on Abe fOrunalizin of an A‘cLn;- nistratior it'hich 'no man:•in antithe House an country could say was such a 4 the diffiCuhies .f 4 the tunes required. That Administrvi; ! rt, 116 c(7uld ;:, but think, instead of being calculated to• 1::ad through our present dangers, with safety to %is and hobour to thernsettres, was cadre likely to incre.he the dangers of the country, to `lose thernsekcsi .their eudea%ours to guide i!s afriirs. ceding he ,had been the more anxious to bring torwaro it t present motion as early:as posiible, while the rwt:t ar.ogernents,,nbt being completed, and the vari,y., offices not filled up, time was yet lett for tlre ferenc: of that House. He else thovght it the