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Rena, 111 iss F . tm L row. o vaileil will be addeti, Romantic Melo-Drama of TIMOUR, "rHE TARTAR. Timour, Mr. FARLEY; - Agib, Master CFI A.PMAN .; ogtou, Mr. FAWCETT; Kerlin, Mr. CROSSMAN Captain or the Escort, Mr. I).VIES; . Miss ISO LTO N ; Liska, Miss F E RON ; Zorilda, Mrs, H.. 10 HNSTWN. On TuescLiy, Cortolduus ;. with Is he a Prince? USEFUL PUBLICATIONS, &c. LLOYD's, March 2,8, atz. SUBSCRIPTION for the RLLIEF (ti . the WI DOWS and FAMILIESotthe OFFICERS and MEN lately lost in his Majesty's Ships ST. GEORG E, of 98 guns, H ERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 gUns, and • SALDANHA, of 36 guns; • FANCY, of is guns. The'Committee chosen for the Management of this Sub scription, its order to make known the extraordinary claims and magnitude ofthe calamity requiring relief, beg to state, that the number of lives lost in the above-mentioned Ships, amounts to upwards of 2,30 e, and much exceeds the num ber of those in either of the great Battles of the Nile, Copen hagen, or Trafalgar. The following - were eleaed as a. Committee : The Right Honourable Adrnital Lord RA n.sToOlc. The Right Honodrable Admiral Lord GA %as t Vice-Admiral Sir I nlttlitS SAumAREZ, Bart. Sir WILLIAM LEionroro, Knight and Alderman. j. P. Anderdon, Esq. Woodbine Parish, Esq. John lithos Angerstein, Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq. George Blackman, Esq. Thomas Rowcroft i , Esq. Thomson Honar, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. Horatio. Clagett, Esq. I Robert Shedden, Esq. Win. Henry Hoare, - Esq. flasketh Smith, Esq. Thomas King, Esq. IchnHenton Trition, Esq. Germain Lavie, Esq. John Tunno, E 4 ,1. George Munro, Esq. Wm. Vklughan, Esq. • LLkI 1 4 _I II INSCRIBED TO THE PRINCE. REGENT, This Day were published, price Ss. THE CLAIMS of th e ROMAN C ATHOLICS considered, , vith a l‘eference to the. SA F ETA' of the ESTABLISHED CiIUR H, and the RIGHTS of gE LIGIOUS TOLERATION., .• Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. HOUSE OF 'TEES, FRIDAY, APRIL Ib. MISCELL4NEOUS. • This Day was published, price 6s. THE EXCELLENCY of th e LITURGY , i n Four Discourses, preached before the University of Cambridge, in November, rBr r. To which is prefixed, an Answer to Dr. Marsh's Enquiry, respeOing " The neglediing to give the Prayer-Book with the Bible." • By the Rev. CHARLES SIMEON, M. A. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davie s Strand ; I. Hatch ard, Piccadilly, London.; and 1. Deiditon and W. Nichol son, Cambridge. GRIEVANCES. , This Day were published, Embellished with a Humorous Charaderistic Frontispiece, coloured, price Ss. boards, M ETROPOLITAN GRIEVANCES ; or , A Serio-Comic Glance at Minor Mischiefs in London and its Viicinity, including a few which extend to the Country. The whole critically and satirically exposed, and interspersed with sly remedial flints, and Anecdotes risible and appropriate. ..... 20 0 o 5 S o TO MP' , STER-PRINTERS, T HE Two FOUNTS o 1 LETTER on which this Paper is primed will he sold on moderate Terms, or without the Cases, Three Pair of Royal Chases, scc. new Nlaterials being prepared. P? l }' (if b ' y letter post paid) to the Printer. at the ;Mice, a t at Residence in 'Alaiden-iune. The Founts may be Niewed any day between 2 and 4 o'cloek. Sc 2 6 2 2 0 1 10 0 13 o o Jo 10 0 liy ONE WHO 'THINKS FOR HIMSELF. London: Printed for iherwood, Neely, and Jones, 2) Paternoster-ro4 ; and Edward Muscutt, No. 259,,0xf0rd. street. SURREY April 8, 1812 - . consequence of :the Disappointment of iu - any of the PROPRiETORS and SUBSCRIB tIRS who •;',.,re Unable to obtain Admission into the Ledure Room, on "onday, the bth inst. Professor VON F INAIGL E; at the M:tiiiest eft [lc f:' ,, rni-itteeot Managers, will repeat his LE C. i t , l-11 (r. on the EFFECTS of his New SYSTEM of E- K: L (411 t..'S and ML raouics at this place, on tV Ep_ i„' 4 DA Precisethe.lslll instant, at Seven o'Clock in th e Even y KNIC;iIT SPENCER, Secretary, 1114 .1 Y RTGULATION WATER PROOF CLOAK AND _GREAT COAT WAREIIOUSF, K.ING-TEET, Sr I AIVIES'S-SQUARE. ULSFORD and SERGEANT', Regimental Tal kt, lois and Manulacturers of WATER PROO CAM ' his Royal flightless the Prince Regent. Dukes of 4 t ,,, t2 and CuMberland, have the honour to inform the Army , qk Navy, being a - that theirOvedr PORTU stablished Gik L WA of Row. t () AKS pp and e regulation for th e e :o Service (from their perf;'d impenetrability to wet), kr o 4 9'z ean only be had o the, the Inventors 'and sole e:etors, King-street, St. f lame m s's-square. 23, aitz. • - I ',ITER'S PATENT COOKING A PPARA - Vhe .: ,us.-1). I'. LEM AI l'I(V, sole agent,e take the qi t ;';af informing his Friends and the Publ;c, he now ex- Caw - ' , )r sale the. above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 3 4 , ja ' e- stre - t Holborn.lt i - the best Cooking Apparatus Nii .. e , i b . .. 1 ,1 (17 1,!IlirdOill ; Zara; the twist clean, tie•matc., and ... leztp b o i l: ' 0 1 steallng, stewin g , roasting, baking, broiling, and u .. .itlg. A (*inner tor zoo Persons may be dressed with less 'hin a peck of coats. : J . IL The Apparatu s i s generally, in use, and ready, for Ispettion from one to tour o'clock. -- MONEY 'is always ready to advance, at legal ), Annuity Interest, redecrnat le, on Freehold, Copy - mold,. nr Leasehol, in Land or Musts, Oividends of Stock, t'iriiinit,es, Rent Charges, Wrriage Sett:ements, doves Jointures, Patent Places, Church LiNitiv, and any Income t ui Liqe ,:the Nobility and Gentry of known tcrturte, or their Heirs, 44144 he acconnitodared, either on t ilelf sing l e or j oint An . y Lwids, with promptitude and secrecy. 1 3 , 1 1) ply, personalty, between 9 and s, or, by letter, to the r ,"e:.tor of the National Bank., No. 8, Lower jobn,strect, NB Sqll, - . re. 4 1-1 A ZA RD, BURNS, and WARNERS, 1, Stock-b ro k ers, respectfully inform, the Public, that I.,` ,LK ETS and StIAR ES t or th e picbent STATE I.OT t• l e " d • o y are on sal e at th eir O ffi ce, No. 9;, Royal Exchangei v a l lic Scheme, by a very judicious arrangement, exhibits Pttal Priz‘.s in g - cater Number and Variety, tlian in any later L.ttery otan equal Number of Tickets. Price of a Ticket ill,. iSs. __- Half „ .‘ll 6 o Eighth . . a 6 uarter . • sis o Sixteenth . . ~ t 9 6 ;To be drawn 3oth of the present month,-April. Letters, past paid, duly answered, and ()Hers from ie`ountry, accomp a nied with remitetance,_ attended to by e ntry, l'osr. • SWIFT •..11)(1 Co. ContrActurs, rp . speelluify submit ipt,„lhe-tollowing Scheme of the Fresent Lottery to the in toZ"on t.,t the Public: The y do not conceive that a ny si. -r ient Upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel as that its superiority will appear on a fair comparison. 'tr!l t h e Scheme i of any former Lottery, I CK ETS, and SHARES are on sale at their Offlces, street I, Poultry, f a, Charing-cros, and 31, Aldgate Higli t,;t), where, in the last Lottery (drawn tie 2.lst January), r u 5 , 497, l'rize of ao,oool. and No. 99;, a Prize of both sold in Shales. I Prize of .1 , SCHEME. ,C 2,0,000 I j,OOO IS X2oooo ii,oJo lo,coo s,ooa 4,000 3,000 i0, , ,00 5,000 4,000 3.00 a 2 ,<Do 1,000 500 3'e 200 100 , _ Too ~1 1 is 2 ' l • _ . - _ - 1 - - 30,0e0 t 0 e nlY 12,0z0 Ti c kets, all different Numbers. Th e whole be neterrnined in One Day, the 3oth at this Month, April. .NENvToys DENTRIFICE is by far •the most Cl Pleasant f any Powder re.commended feansin 424 beautifying o the TEE'I 11'; 'it will be %ro un d or -t answer end that a Tooth POwdeican, he 'reaSocably and peded ?"`' o , while it cleanses the N•l r outh of all impure and fcetid ar ticles, it Nhitens the Teeth, .Heals the Gums, - and eiPs to Sweeten the Breath. • tnNe,thing is so great a drawback to Beauty as b a d T eet h , til 'ng more ()Bei:sive than lcetid Breath ; Newton's Tooth. znt)wcler, on the fist Application, improves the former. retnr!ves 'the - latter, while by Its antiputresc:nt and 4 ., Mir: qualities it prevents decay, atiO renm.s all exerei ene -_, e, repared b y 8 ., H . N ewton, and sold by his Agents, e tu'i :_rs. Shaw and Eds, 6 on. Ft Paul's s cir-yard nearly d opp wai osit 6 , e the. Nortb eo C 4ie; St. in, Boxes 9ct• 0 1 ) 3,0..:0 2,4°° 2,cen 2,5Q0 2,goa 3,0c0 3, 1 0 Subscriptions, advertised Z 5438 los. id. The %Vorshipful the Dyers' Company - Windham Knatclibull, Esq i'zd subscription) One Day's l'ay of every Officer ' m Non-comis sioned Officer, and Priv a t e , o f the Royal South Gloucester Regiment of Militia -. Lieut. C. ! indal, R N. - - Right Hen. Earl Nelson - • - A Collection at Boston, Yorkshire, per the Rev. JJohn Peers - - - 'Wm. Honey wood, Esq. - Ehe Bishop ot' Clogher - - Bryan Broughton, Esq. - - Duchess of Newcastle - Captain Graham Eden Elamond - A Colledion at Templemore, Ireland, per A. Caro •r, Esq. - - - Admiral Manley Dixon, Esq. - . Railton and itankins• - - - Thomas Preston, Esq. - • John Haley, Esq. . - - W. L. - . - - Harrison and Ellis - - Farbe Edward, Esq. Bath ' . - One Day's Pay and Subsistence of the Officers anti Men belonging to Clearness Signal Station A. 2. - - Admiral Sir john B. Warren - - - Mr. Thomas Trundle - . . Mr. krasbridge - - - Sir War. Forbes Hunter and Co. Edinburgh The Right Hen. Lord Balgonie - Mr. John Day Jones, his Majesty's ship Rover Lieut, Huggins, ditto - • Mr. Allen, Surgeon, ditto - - Mr. Miller, Master, ditto Lieut. Cheeseman, ditto - - E. 13. Portman, Esq. M. P. - Capt Whitby, R. N. . - The How Arch Stuart, 131andford The Rev Ch. Fleet, ! )urweston - John Dansey, Esq. Blandtord, Dorset Pr. Marshall, the Mayor, and the Rev. J . Corn ing, Vicar of Totness, in addition to a former 'sum oi zBl. by Col. Faiwell Capt. George Hope Well Stephens J. P. Roberts, Esq. Kingsgatc John Bagwill, Et:cl• . - - S. t laperton, Captain of 'Vannes, and two Lieu tenants of ditto, on hoard his Majesty's Ship Bedford, two dos p,y - -. 2 •o o A List of his Nlajest)'s Ships and Vessels whose Offieers and Crews have subscribed Two Day's Pay :--- Queen Charlotte Sao Josef Victory Prince of Wales Bellerophon Bellona %Vat - nor Deliance - Norge. Egni of Namur • Ll, phant Bedford Bristol' Sceptre Aboukir Raisonable Didator Leopard Argo ' Ulysses Royal William Horatio Furieuse Pyramus Ilyperion Sol.bay Fyi la Pl.cebe Jason - Ptsguirel Niobe • Dr,•siree• Daphne Ranger I phigenie Braave Crocodile . Porcupine II r . -r:•is I Inard Alert C, -tricker . Portia Utile Re. breast Thrasher A riel Rose Plover Woodlark Starling A tge.ilie Aggressor Partridge Resolute Bruiser Alctizo , Persian Conquest Escort Sharpshooter holly Violet Gannet Calypso Cruizer Bacchante. Royal Oak Canada ' Monmouth Talbot V aliatit Nassau , Phipps • San Domingo Censor Rapid. Subscriptions are received by the Masters of this House, and by all the Banking-houses in London TH o :AS FERG USON, Secretary. No. 3, George-yard, Lomb ird-street. 10 10 • 6 o o 20 0 0 5 0 0 6 A o 5 S 10 10 • 5 5 0 2 2 • 10 0 0 5 o o lo ' u o o Is 6 2 o o S 0 2 2 o 21 o . 5 0 '0 1 0 0 1 0 0 I o o I o 0 d.. 1 o o 'S 5 0 1 1 o 1 1 o v. I I o I 1 0 60 3 o --3 3 0 0 /to lc) • AT the Cheapest arid B es t H os i er y *Warehouse in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Court, No. 434, in the Strand, the greatest Bargains are now selling ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton for Boots, at only is. 6d. per pair, worth as. 6d. ; Women's stout (-Quoit ts. 6(L worth as. 6d. ; fine as. gd ,• extra super 35. gd. worth ss. ; stout black and white Silk 6s. 3d. with laced clocks 75. 6d. ; extra good los. 6t. A variety of Patent Angola Hose, war rantrd not to shrink, from as. yd. to the best quality; stout worsted ts. 3d. ; Brae 25. ; superfine 3s. 6d. ; Mitts. zs.-6d. ; a curious Ar t i ce in square Net Mitts ; af so a_ dies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calculated to give case and elegance ; Men's - Cotton Drawers 35. 6-1. with every other Article in the Hosiery Line that can possibly be made; up 'to t'le very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.— ' Stockings made to any l'attern. CHI NG's PATENT IVORM LOZENGES. IVITORWIS are the most frequent sources of ail. dren's Diseases. Their sy mptorns ever;- Parent and Guardian of Children should be acquainted with. They oc. casion Loss c S r Appetite, a haleness of the Colour .of. the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend ed after with violent pains ; they bring on Convulsions; they ailed the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Compiain ts, the above eXcellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest Choroders in this Country, both in rook and respectability, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Prop , :etot, I rom a. persona Iknovviedge of its wonder WI suf.- Cet; iii their own..P amities, Stamps its merit beyond competi tion, and gives.a sanction to it, of which no other Medkine of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Faindy Me. dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or J'owels of Chil dren are any way disurdered, which it. will always be found to relieve. • ' , Sold, wholes tie and retail, at Ching and Butler'si- No- 4, Cheopside, London; Sharp and Belani, Portsmouth ; Tones, Weston, Allmot, and Callory, Portsea ; LEAH and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sherness •;. Peck and Ross, and 'Furrier, 1-11111 ; 1 loxlatid, Cooleworthy, Nettles' n, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and .Lloyd, and Swinney anti Co. Birmingham ; Billings and .I.atliqury, Liverpool ; Staines,and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter • Smith, mandersim,*RaebUrn. Scott, and Baxter, Edinbargi; ; Bax ter and rtl•Donald, GLsg: - ;w ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ; SICV4:IIS2,II itnd Co. Norwich ; S winten, Leicester ; Eth,ards and Penny. Live - rpool ; and retail by most Country tiers, in tuxes, at 25,. 9(t. and ss, od, sack, This Day were published, New Editions of yk. DISSERTATION ON EPISCOP ACY, shewin g in one short and plain view, the grounds of it in Scripture and Antiquity. • By LAW REN IACKSON, B.D. Some time Fellow of Sidney College, Cambridge. • Price One Shilling and Sixpence. 2. A DISCOURSE concerning the Pretended Religious assembling in Private Conventicles, wherein the Unlawful ness and Unreasonableness of it is fully evinced by several 'Arguments. fly 10411 NORRIS, M.A. Late Reetor of Aldbourn, Wilts. Price Five Shillings. . Printed for F. C. and J. Itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. 't nese tvro Publications form the 7th and Bth Numbers of the C, lleetion of Tratts entitled the Churchman's Re. membrancer, may be had gratis, on application by any of the Subs,ribers. SECOND PART ,)F GoLDsNivrit's GRAMMAR - • OF GEOGRAeIIY. This Day was published, Illustrated with Seven Maps, and Sixty Views of County Towns and remarkable Places, price Four Shillings and bound in Ned, D RITISH. GEOGRAPHY ; being a corn pre!ler:- I_3 iv, account rd . the Present State yr the whole British ,spire. including the British Islands and ;he 13660 Colo vies anti Depenoencies in all parts of the World, designed for the Use of Schools, and serving as a Second Part," or Cam. pletion of the Author's well-knoWn Grammar of General 'Geography. • By the R5Ar. 1. GOLDSMITH, Author of the Grammar of Geography,. 4.;e.c. &c. - Extraor'din try as it may seem, there exists no modern Ac count of the British Empire besides this Book, and of course no Elementary Work on this Subject calculated to quality young Britons to perform in after-hte, with competent In telligence, the Duties of that social State to which they ap pertain. Printed for Richard Phillips, - Nu. 47, Ludgate-hill ; and Sold by .11 Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, - UniverSal Preceptor, called " The Sun of School Books," price 4s. , Sixllis ,Questions, price is. ; a n d hi s T utor ' s Key, his cre "3 1: 15 1 n o (1e1 6 (l r( e l l ' s ot Juvenile Letters, price 3s. 6d. EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLE. ' This Day was published, Printed" in - a close but - disiinet - Pype, price 4s. bound, or Thirteen to the Dozen, 7 1 HE POOR CHILD'S LIBRARY; being a Colleclion - ot Moral, Didadic, Economical, and Reli gious Pieces, in Prose and Verse; consisting partly. of Se. lettions from the best and most pious Authors, partly of Tratts published in a detached Form for the same purpose, and partly of Original Pieces. By the Rev. S: BARROW, Vicar of Newton, A ut h or or Questions on the New Testa ment, and other Works., This Work is intended as a Present to Children on leaving the various Charity and Sunday•Scliools, or the Schools of Dr Bell, and Mr. Lancaster, and is interAed to render Edo. cation effedive and prattical in regard to the moral and reli gious Habits. of young Persons after they have left any of those Schools. Printed for Richard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom mav be had, The Author's Five !lunched Questions on the New Tes_ tament, being the only pratlic,l Means ever invente;l for Teaching the Elements of Christianity to young Persons, price is. ( - 1 HILBLMNS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching instantly removed by W TE IIEA D's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatism.,,, Palsies, Gouty Mae:lions, and Complaints of tlic Stomach ; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, or neg eded, and tile Chilblains have actually broke, Will TE II EA D's IA Ml LY CERAT E will ease the pain, and very speedily Real there. Prepared and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, rs, Creek_ street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at as. 9d. each; the Cerate at is. 10. and is. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. (gr- The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name ot R. Johnston' inserted on it. ON SPRING DIET. " It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician," that constitutional diseases come into action ; and if,-at this sea. sou, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be prevented." THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE. is 'not only very hlurishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience has proved it to be Inure efficacious in cor reeling the constitution and purifying the blood titan the Lis bon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits will find the Sassafras Cocoa, most Livalitable article of diet. In the - periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled and its use is :idopted by sever a l em i nent P hysicians. , It is sold in a ground state tor boiling (in the same manner a, coffee), price 6s. 6d. per lb. by W. IVilson, Grocer, No. 34stand. 0 tiers from. the country must be accompanied with a re 1111tlitliCc - . Counsel were heard at considerable length re spealing the Scots Appeal, M . Nair v. Fleming, viz. Sir T. Plumer and Mr': Nolan for the Appellant, and Mr. Adam as leadiog Counsel for the Respondent. Further hearing adjourned till Menday. Lord SHEFFIELD, after a few prefatory words, presented a Petition from eertaio Merchants end others ,of the Port of London, the prayer of which, as we could hear it, was , for an extension of the trade India. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. lienrick brought up froM the Commons a Return Bill, and one or .two ()thus,. which were, read a first tune. . • Mi. KENT, from the Mint Office, presented an account of the number, &c. of Tokens-- coined at the Mint for the Bank of . England. The Bills upon the table wci : e . forwarded in their several stages; among these, Lord Wellington's An nuity, the Pilots' Regulation, the Honduras Wood e , the St. DOrninga and Jamaica Intercourse Bilis, Vassed through Conimhtees of the ‘vhole House, and were reported without any arnendurent. , The Irish Soldiers' Families, and Irish Mifiliel Families Bills, were read a second and third time, and paned. Earl GREY presented a Petition from certain Mer Chants, Ship-owners, and others of the Town and Purl of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, praying for an extension of the Trade to India. His 17oidship expiessed his hope that the Petition would be re ceited by the House with all due attention , . He would not tro u bl e t h e H ouse w i th any premature remarks on the subject, before its discussion should regularly come before the House. A Petition to a similar effect.from certain Mann faetureis end others,of_the Town of Walsall, was presented by the Marquis pt Stafford. Both these documents were ordered to lie on the table. On the motion of Lord REDESDALE, the consider ation of tire Insolvent Debtors'. Relief Bill was fixed for Thursday next. Earl STAN HOPE took occasion to remind the Noble and Learned Lord, that the House was summoned on a motion of his on, that day already, and which , should therefore have a priat-ity,of discussion. REVERSIONARY GRANTS'I3II.L., The Order of the Day (upon which their Lord ships were surnmorteJ), fors their Lordships going into a Corntu;ttee on 'this Bill, being read—L rd Walsingham accordingly took the Chair. - Earl GR6SVENOR, pursuant to his notice, rose for the purpose of offer;ng an Kinendment. with respeft to the proposed duration of the Bin. In the 'cour-e of his prefatory observations, he repeated those pro minent sentiments he had formerly delivered on the subject, arid adverted to the consideration that it was more incumbent on the House, in point of principle, to accede to his proposition for extending the pro hibition to a considerable length, in order to evince, to the country_ that they were earnestly cent on re forming abuses in the State and in the public .ex penditure, than with a view to any importiint. pecu niary saving that would result from the abolition • of the prattice in question, or eten of the existence of SinecUre Places. He observed, that though a stigma might, well attach to the pia6lice or to the existence of such 'offices in a Slate, et it did not follow that the holders of such offices could justly be stigma. 'tined ; as some of these, at tire period of such offices or grants -being conferred, were necessarily, liorn their extreme youth, unconscious or ignorant of . their nature—eyen inta:its at their mother's breasts had been the objects of them. In conclusion, he observed, that such a line of conduCt was now ex« pealed by the country ; .and that - the sentiments ex pressed on a recent occasion, on the 'sublec't of pub lie economy, would become general throughout the country, net withstanding the obstacles which. were thrown in the way. His Lordship then proposed his amendment, Which was, to omit the words st Feb. 1814" (as the doiatiou of the 13W), for be purpose of inset - ling the words, " Ist of Feb. 840." . The question being nut, The Eail ot LAuntatnA Ls said, although. he should , eventually support the amendment ot his Noble. Friend, 'iet- be differed widely from him in many important considera , lons which • he had advanced. To render the Bill competent, supposing the amend ment were adopted, a corresponding ainend.:nritt ought to be made- in the pre3mble. • The degree of w 1 - tntit displayed on each side ; for and against the measure, was, in his Opinion, .yery The objet[ which the 1.3d1 involved, was by no. means of that description which should lead to so strong.a feeling; •in point of amount, he believed the places •so held did not exceed 35 ;00 01. per tin num. The inferences which had been made as to an influence in Pat - fitment therefrom, were un war rantabl,:. AtJ tar as be knew, for the last tinily years, no great or material abuse had taken place on the subj•.let. There was , nothing in his conduct which would entitle arty msn to sly he was aetuat ed by apy interested views in making such a remark. The subjeti of fhe Bill served to take off the public attention from matters of really great and serious importance to their interests. It was also asserted thit this measure would also tend to diminish the i„fluence of the Crown. This, he denied ; it would as tie could slim, father have a contrary tend cy. But he would aver that the influence of the Crown, with respect to the Iwo Houses of Parliament, had of late years been considerably diminished. One Ctuse of ttos, was the abolition of between tw .:y and thirty Parliamen•ary places. Much sliess in this respeci, as laid on the great increase of the army and, th.: navy, but he, Was ready to state, that: 3,0c0 3,200