The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-28 00:00:00

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Knight, Mr. °cherry, irim I'/arrows, Mrs. °ricer: t • D oug 75 . ; S iv ond Pelee. 33. 3i., 6.1. ; Second Price , 9s.—.Lower Gallery 414.; Second l'rice 13.—Upper Gallery Is. ; Second Price The Doors will. u opened at lialf-past Fire, and the Play begin ,4t Half-past six. On Saturday, tisk:Comedy of The Recruiting othcer. THEATItt "ROYAL, COVENT-GA/MEN. , TO -I\lOll2OW EVENING, Feb, 29, 1816, will bet erformed the Play.of MEASURE Fait 'MEASURE. The Dar of . 1 / 4 oittia, Mr. Young; Asigtlo, Mr. Terry; 36soileti, Mt. Murray; Claudio Mr. C.•Komlile; Luei., Mr. Jones; Elbow, Mr. Blanchard ; Pompez, Mr. Linton ; liar stardlne, • Mr. 'Emery I . Isabella, Miss O'Neill ; Mariitna,'Mrs. fluteit; Gran-circa, Miss Seymour; Mrs. Overdone, MrS. Davenport. -After which (3tl rae) Tii a Grand 'S ComOLI ic Pantorniare, ,called • • ARLEQUINO. • The Story of which will be taken (rum the five first Scenes, 'and the last, •of Harlequin 'Whittington ; the fi ve highly popular Scenes of the present year's Pantomime will be .retnitied—and the retivilvier selected from the. most elfec.i tire Szoirs, Triela, and' Machinery of the Pautomituos of - the five laq. Fears. • • •DkkAVhittiagton (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Bolognat , Dame Cicely Suet (afterwards Clown), t‘lr. Grimaldi ; Miers4 Mice (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. Parker. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 3301-Office, Hart-strut, trout Ten till bony. Boxes, 71,1 Second Price, as. tift, , --Pit, 3s. 611.; Seconds Price, 45.-1,,,w;:r Gallery, •25.; Second Price, IL—Upper Gallery, IS. ; Second Price, (M. • 'Miss O'Neill will perform, on Satprelay (far the first time), thq Character of C.Alista, in the Tragedy of The Fair Peni tent; and bile 'trill act on Monday, Tutsday, and Thursday next •weels. Mn Saturday will be revived ROwe's Tragedy ,of The Fair Wenit:;nt., . r. T this interesting epoch, a faithfol anti *a. mated powntArr F,NESS. of her Rouril Highness the PRINCESS CilltitLOrrE of WALES must prose a able acquisition to every British Female who glories in gvat rims and loyal sentiments. Such a Portrait is now 6ni,lied by Meyer, its the most delicate style of engraving front mt or and genuine Miniature recently painted, and the 10Eitl of it granted for the present pnrpose. This Print will be xiven as the Portrait limbldlishment to the next Number.of ,Lik• ASSENIIII,EE, to be published on the . Fires. of M rch next, price Three Shillings. This Monthly Pith, ira-' Celt ',ender become so Cininetitts , popular with all I. entitles as ing tit lishionable and - andahle consideration, as to render rartiento 41514 ri ption of it unnecessary hy prolix advertise. - riient,.—Thelast Number of this Monthly •r u t i t; c1 „;;„ 0 1,." bten universefly admired and extull( It contains the. very Zxcellent'Pe , trait Likeness of Mics•O'NEILI,,, in the. charac eff of Ilelyidera, painted by Devis, and engraved by NleYer ~.•rjits Whit of Milt. O'Neill has attracted great notice to this 411 distingniTherl-it tis•of very extraordio.ey uterus ; Emhellislinunits ratty 'Sitio he con;olnred as sped'. Inlas of the manner-in Which the future Nuutiws will be exe.. .'toted. 'Flooltsseirsin general in Town and Country will note be enabled to indulge the curiosity of their Customers without the risk of unprofitable expeneee es whatever Number they may oToer of the above Work, if nor appiateed, ant returned in thecoutlition they received it, throttich the medium of the person by w h o m it may he sent, the original cost of the Num bet will he refunded by ally other Numiser to he published ki.reatter, or otherwiie, at they rosyslirstre, by yr.u., the Proprietor of the Weekly Messenger, or through the median; •t an Louden Agent•or Bookseller, LANGBounx tvAn f n Pelt . * ..1 ** 11 * MI . • AT a NIEETING of the iNHABITAINTS. this WARD, held this Pay at St. Monts Reickehurc Veacburch-street, for tht purpose ; of taken:: into Consider -' tiuu the expediency of petitioning Peuliament against tho Renewal of the INCOME TAX; Slr JOHN KAMER, Knight and Alderman, in tine Chair I Itesn'tved neon . ..focally, • lit. That the Inhabitants of this Ward have_oltseriftl with antrenosouneern and alst.n the Declaration Of his:Majesty's Atlntsters of their intention to propose, l'Ountinuanesi of that most unconstitutional, obnoxious, and degratfVig Impost, the Innome Tax, mtjustly cat led the Property TAX. • • That we deeply and sincerely deplore the projeded Renewal Of this ImpOst—a mode of Taxation equally desl.rpc *lie of tin- liberties, and bimetal to the murals and that teity of mind so importaut to be preiereed in the- character of glishinen—a Tax that cannot be so modelled as to be le.; 'vied without injustice and the most painful oppression, erreit- Igic-susoicion, destroying confidence, and 5 übvtrting the basil prwriplet of the human min& • W. That the Inhabitants of 04 Watd relied upon the jets tice of Ministers, and the wisdom of Parliament,, for the dis continuance of this oppressive Vax upon the retiiro of Pence, unit more partietilarly when the • strung mid unanimous ex- ' pressions of public. opinion in their Petitions to Parliament Lut'year, are recollected, and wtlicle were then attended with the 0 4 4 0 and, indeed, to W. expected effect. 4th. 'Phut when the Tax was renewed, it ivas done with a stiesi' to one great effort at a time of extreme national diffi culty, need expressly for thu space of one year o n ly. 'Fleet should it now bu renewed,• it would greatly ekisappoilet all ;public conteitence and expectation, and have a direct and in,- weediest, tendency to take from ail Adni i !list i-atiems t hid which Ss their best support-.the confidence of the Country,: and to destroy that good uneletstanding is essential to the Public, Welfare, which should ever subsist between' the Government and the PeoplC: bth. "fleet the exped!eney of so large a Military Eitablisb "went time if profound Peace, mot the profese Public }.;x.. peptliture, appdar's unneee:sary, and' is utterly incons istent -with, and way ettdatiger our free Constitution; audited 1 14 reason appears to this Meeting to exist that can justify the -continuance of this inquisitorial Tax. -6th. That &Petition. founded Upon the foregoing Iteiolo• 'tissue', toe presented to both Houses of 'Parliament, humbly praying that they will be pleased to reject any proposition,: Ibat may be inside fur tho - con tinu:inee of the said 'f ax, ttdec... coy alteration or modification whatsoever.. Itia.-'Tat Sir ‘t elliAni Curtis, Bart. M.P. one of the Repre-ni tieittetives of 'this City, and an leeliabitfint of this % be re- Rated to present the said Petition to the lion.* House of 4 .itinin3o lls . to tub, That the Tkanks of thit Meeting are entine ntl y elute their Representab le; in Common Council, fur their Cowling in-this momentous question, and they are hereby requesteeL• I .„Ginoeure a siwilitr Petition is presented .to the Right, ntleurable the House of Lords, should it become necespary, ink. That tlei Thanks of this !sleeting Ito given to the Right . fin' John 'Kamer, Kni4lit. Alderman of this "Lard, for the readiness with which lie ' co nvened this Meet -1 r his able and impartial C on duct in the (,haul for his „IMP/m.4'4d real to promote the interests of th is Weird and • '4ur•his a instant adbereoce-tee his Magisterial nutty*. L . , 41141- ' l l'hat the-foregnine-Reiolutions, signed by the Ward be Zonated in the Timis, ChrouirleS and Public Ledger, ; Couei er, and Star. • 'l%; st. the Thatilis of this Meeting lie givon to James jae-'411? Etio' the mover. a nd to James Parnett, t.se. and Itts u Z 3 1‘;'440 I'latafutt, F.tq, the seconders of the foregoing • nah mi.% lad fur the ability with. which 0(1 suPPorted, • • ICITHAXIEIi ANDR,SWS; Ward eletak; , WEDNESDAY, yEIiIaTARY 28, 181 i. FROX THE LONDON GAzETTE, FE8.27,1816. Office' of Orliasice, Fa. 16 IG. PROMOTIONS. • „.. Corm of Royal Enginects-=-Lieutinant . -Colonel Robert Pit- knietnn to he Coloui•I, vice-Shipley, deceased •, Gepptnirl Benja,nin 'Marlow to be Lieutenant-Colonel, rice ton e S e cond C:►pt►rin Alexander Cbe.yne to be Captain, vice 'arlow' First Liouteniwt Hem*/ 1. Savage to be Steoud Captain, vice Cheyne. • IIIifTISH 'PROPERTY CONFISCATED IN DENMARK. hereby given to thwu interested therein, that a biI%KTING will be hold ett.TH (MS DAY, 7th .Mareh, at Twelve o'Cluelt, at the City of 1.. , nu1.in Tarim, Bishopigate-street, to receive the REPORT the ( ),NINIITTEE, appointed to confer with Government fig their }telitf, and to determine what further steps slwuld be t 4:4u to prviecute their Claipi. CIIARLES. PItICE, Chairman. D. CAMERON consulted every Day (Sun. days • excepted) Three •!Clock, at . his- Must,. ..;arners-street,. Oxford-street.—Patieuts unable to atteini are requested to send a small inentity oi their ittarb ing !trine.-41thOugh Dr. C's' method is singular,' it is a well known fact, that he has restored many to perfect health. - When tlithiest eminent of the Profession have failed, in pain ful, lingering, and dangerous cases, as Di:eases of the Liver, Bilious, end other Onstractions, Jaundice, Complaints in the Statuash, Nerrons Debility, Gravel, Dropsy, lice. Also those . Complaints peculiar to Females at the different perimis id:Life.—Adriec to the Poor without a Fol. HP. PAT FAT IMP nit( A-T. DINT NG-TA . 151,55; ,and PATP.NT TaAvALOAIt- SIDFAIOAKDS aunt VINING-TA/31.ES, -orie.eleirant Piece of Fairiiiteee, and•.tipii I'ivu tune ditterent P!alis ; the Patent Improved Aura Bede and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post; and 'l'cnt Pledsteads, Furniture and Ileildnig . complvta ;. Portable Chairs, with several other new invented and improved ;aides of furniture; alsti general And eery extensive assortflit of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com— plete, ready manitfactiired, where may select and furnish a whole Home in a few days, avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Mouths in completing their Establishme i pt. East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &e. tbc. by Morgan and sanders, and 11, Catherine-street, Straws!, on to rms ! tlie must Moderate, far pr9iiipt.paymont. , TATON ON TUE VENERIMI, DISEASE AND Fri CONSalVii:Sati. This Day wai 'published, . • • A 'Neil/ Edition, price 65... ill tatri,st:d with Cu.*, ritAcric . AL TREA T 11E Imi. the . .1 4 - and COAL of the VENKItEAWASEASP,, exhibiting - the charetctrr, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases iminefliatelyor remotely ton doeted with it'; Observations on Meet, Stricture, Matti DiXthattesr - Ott' use ' the Caustic and common Boogie, .Cutatteents fieruptions, intas,:ieary Venereal Disenws, Debility generAl or. local, the • Theory of Generation, tie.' compristng' an isivinentory, Work for Students, 414 a guide ITO the, general render'; in toyilieysed with select Prcscriptiatu, ApplicoblO to lOW} , diti.e: shin of the diease. •• " •e . •V' !!!!'# ! By.T. M. CAT(SN; N0...14), stonitope , street, Newcostie-street, itritnel , % •Me nV the United 11c,spitals• of St. T4onteir's ondou;N..• • Print e:el for Messrs. Sherwood and Cu. 20 1 1)4tIratoter..row, Londoh. • Fait CORBUTIO-COMPIAINTS. ^' • ; DR. FitEL N'a'ANIISCOIt S tJTIC Iwo Ni or cuTTA AhLUTAIti 3, ati aspproViii kpo- Sac for the *Currey, and every' iNiOaSess,,altss ,Ituintrity the Blooa. geor'bufie . C-itriplaints are the most generapi4- lady of the British Con•nitutiini; , n6 fistritTy tess, exempt. frorkt hem,. and kiwi show theniseivas in 4 - rariety of wwgt ; t tier peuilo roitglioes, %Cc t and 94.160 etteastd appearance of the skin, they cieelqiion loss of Appetite, weak ness, and dejection of 'spiel* and the mast of littind heinsc rendered foul, it i 6 ineapulats of offordingra healthy supply of nourishment to enable the fstnetions of life to he properly and tot ivil} perftirtned. Jki'a rem e dy foe all imparitia s from this eance, Dr. Preem Maui Salntaris Ivor proved itself, lir ,a reputation of Forty Years, a certain Spocifia and uever failiug Cure. , 10141 in Battles, at 2s. 9d, ; 41. Id.; I Is. nnil Th. at Messrs. limb:to and Sons, Na. . 4, Cheapsicle, and by tbcit Appointnieitt..by .the principal Denkselicrs anal Medicine Venders in every Town. -a---- dLtRJ V's O.RIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID „ „,, 1:ING produces a brilliant Jet Black, aqoal 4 0 - 6 9 10.gifeit Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, ~atiCptevent?! its crachimz, "does not soil the linen, is per 4rclAz free from any unpltasailt stnell, and will retain its Vit. tines tartny climate, Sold whole , mle, by R.OIIIPRT WARRBN, 14, SLlVlartin's lane, London mid retail ,by Dublin; White, Waterford; Thomson, liclf.not'; itneluirn, 'Edinburgh ; Os borne, Glasgow; Lyon, Weenies\ ; .Coisliworthy, Plymouth; Etant' Rod Co. Chester! Clerk, Lane:atm:l Wood, Birnaistr• hoe); Wlerridere,.Coi , entry; Pierson, ! Greaustade, Guernsey ! and by his Agents in every Town in the Kingdom., in. Stone Bottles, ls. tiii., a Pint., 10d. lialf-a•pint, ;ull& each. t:UTloll.—Abserve,' none 'are' Genuine unless .•• k l iete/n maned on the Label, and 1.1, St. Martill'S'litne, stamped is },t se HA the superior quality of this Blacking ha'. in duced several base Impostors to sell Spurious' Compositions under the above Name. ' " - • fl . AVlNO'ileclicatell ouraelveg to . the study, and been gratifistsl'hy-the seost'considerabte practice is that braneh which we thought proper to select, we trust that %cc hove not more missetiployul one time, Abaft those who, :(4 the extensive field of the profession, arc occesionally immersed in uncertainty, and cannot illways littent that suc cess-whisk is acquired by concein rating the inteliectwal power to one class of disorders. . - ' The diseases of Debility arc peculiarly distressing, for they bring , witiittlioni e train of cencomitant a; mptems, and ,by -a. depression of all vituel energy, existence .tsrlf becomes iin bitteicd. Whether they arise from the prevalence of ill ex. ample, the destruetiv , habits bf school-boys, or the teas ex cusable Indulgences of maturity, they require the most assi dump professional skill -, and well may it he observed, That by the ignorance, of tinethicated men, the. symptoms are ag gravated, and the constitution is destroyed. . As Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, sad 'for , mcrly Surgeons in his Majesty's service, we ground our pre , t e osnins. on regularity of Education, anti possessing every pi t tvilygek to practice , we feel (mrielees entitled to that con ifi apantitil.whicb we , have hitiserto beta so liberally hu. ,nbured. In the first sensations of local weakness, early application *ill prevent the calamity of a debilitated 'frame ; but where the sufferer from a consciousness of the unmanliness of the Fier which caused bikinisfortune, is (tartan( the contempt or censnre of.hlis family physician, and broods over his iisfir laity with careful conocalment, it must be satisfactory for him to be assured not oaly,of capability of treattuent, but also of the most iiiriolabl•spermy. • in4y. The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs-of life—..the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and posterity is injured by the indiscretion of hh unguarded Moment. In recent , Venereal complaints, it is possible to prevent : pain, flanges', or', distress; and incite most compliosted cures 1$ is the acquirement of extrusive experience in thes line, to elf 5 . 4, 1 } Safe, certain, and speedy re-establishment. t yirer the Advantage nt this experience to Onse of either Se4,,a . .lnt.iiie afflicted with ant' kind of dehnity, or any syinp- Oink s 4140ne-real infectluii..and lo iill cases the terms of re. Lnidti union are-statesina the tint interview.'' i. , Pi .ilits in the' country are expected to enclose . a Bank H 41, Alkal are riiipiested to Slieeily their age nod manner of lithig, as well sts-the'existilig sytuptoins of the complaint. _ , . . - . , . CUI U tIE end CO. , t'• Meinhete of the Royel College of Surgeons in liondon and 1, ' radilthuitkilbit iia.Witekiartitift ,- - - Jau.lA, toe, CrOtelt ( Vice, Feb: 21. . Members returned to gerve ails p resent Parliament. Comity of Wicklow--The Hon. Cl. L. Proby, in the room of Hoare Hume, Esq. deceased. • itnrua 1, of Calne—dttines Macdonald, Esq. of East Sheen, in the county of Surrey, in the tom of Joseph Jekyll, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTS. T. Dnbsnn. Hope's-bouim. Stapletnn, Cumberland, bacon - factor ' lu surrender, March 14, 15, and Aptit 9, at eleven, at theGraprs Inn, Carlisle. AttUrniti, Mr. Young, Char li,tte•ratv,-Mansibn-houle, LoiWon and - Mr. Hu4ipon, Court*, Girlish,. O. Kiug - b.Ortnn. Cumberland, butter-factor, March ti, 29,. and April 9, at eleven, at the Geurge tad Dragon Inn, near- Carlisle, Attornies. Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, Mansion boost., London ; atiffMr. Hodgson, Carlisle. C. W. Battesley, Ipswich, bookseller, !starch 7, at six, 8, and April 2, st deven, at the Golden , Lion Inn, Ipswich. At turnics Mes,rs. Wenn anti Dunningbarst. Ipswich ; laud Mess. I , Lcley, Stucker, and Daason, Furnirnl's lim, London. J. Cosy . Liierpool, linen-draper, March it, 92; and April 9, It lane, at the , George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, 'Messrs. 13Iackstnue and linnet!, Klag's Bench Walk, Temple, Lon don, and Mr. Murray, Liverpool. R. Ellis and- It. Ellis, Clipstone, Northampton, farmers, ''larch 39, 40, and April 9, at eleven, at the Swans Inn, Market liarliorongb, Leicestershire. Attornies, Mr. Good man, Marlwet. Harhurough; and Mr. Goothuan, Winches. ter-street.. . . W. t4si e rth, 11:41;grove ' near Colne, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, 'March It, 19, and April 9, at elevtli, at the Bridgwa.er Manchester. Atturnies, Nlessr,. Duckworth, Chip. pindall, and Destisoni Manchester. - • - W. Holt, Marsden, tio4rMufuley, Lanrastiire, coqon-spin nit-, March I", 19, and April 9, at twelve, at the 'llridg witor Arms, Nlanctie'ster. • Altortiies, Messrs. Duckworth, Cluisttiudall, arid Denison, Manchester. Con . k c i, Quebec, Manchester, hat-inatutfacturer, 11.fiirclt 15, IV, and April 9, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Man . . . - chaster. ' Altarnies, Mr. Gibbon, Aabtuu-nuaer-litle, Lan :caahirc ; and Mr. Ilattye, Chancery-lane, London. J. Doliana, East. Tviguraouth, Pe vunshira, ,tnert. hunt, March IS, 14,1;0 April 9, at eleven, at the Public itnnu;•, East Teitinsouth. Attornitc, Mr. liartlett, Teigtrtuuth; and Mr. Dore, jurt..Hattsat-gardeni London. • Jas. ,Gallterblay, draper, Match 11, at five, and Ira 9,41 telt,' at the tiuddll4ll, Canterbury. Attar:llcl, • Mr. Elity:i leauterbury ;' and Messrs. Dyne arid Sun, coLifit Yutt.4l•olda, toindon. 3. Gauge, 04tfors, Sajui),.dealer, March 11, 12, and April 9, at :eleven; it'thei tiabut l Inn, Shrewsbury. .Itturuiss, • Messrs. Clarke . and Riche:ids, Chaucery-ktite, London ; and Ddt.`sl'tl hltrrwiliury. • G.l'ltnitkygist.,,,,..e.er,s. , larch 11, 12,asiti April 9, at 19, at ibo itOoni3, Bikini. • Artornieg, Nleisrs Ed nirtstskisudJeyes, Exclieqtrer Ortice Of 'Pleas, Lincoln's Inn, ' l4 4 4 `t } V m44 Njt , `Atf4; 'W. .I±ticans';iyilton, .taifor,•March 11, It, and April 9, at len it thr ('4 Ole Itih, Taunton. Attornies,'llles.rs. Blake, inti Non, ,CoottaAcOnet,' Carey-street, London ; and Mr. :Cat14404. J. Coleman, Calwiel4. StafforilThirir, dealer, Feb. 29, 'March 1, a n d ii t tril 9, at'eloven, at tne S, an Inn, Stafford. itt turni, a, Meons.Collins'and If-eras, StittNrA. G. 4ating, (eorge-yard, Lontbaris-stry,4, t u etchaut , March 2, 19, and April 9, ut ten, at t.iuil,lltnll. Attorney, ,Mr. Pass fart!, Warnford.court, Throgmortan-Weet. Thomas shay's., Bordesley, Aston, near Itirtuingltam, tanner, Marc' 12, 1:3, and April 9, at 06'64 at the White Hart lati I)iglsetn, 13,raning1s4ns. Amway', Nleirir.i. stritfileWitt, Little Fr.d.ty-street, Cheapside, LOadon, and Mr. NinzeoC M. &Onion siad.W. Wshoz, Canterbury, plnnOete,,Nlarch 11, at six, se, and April :1, sit eleven, at the Guildhall, Can terbury. Attornies, Mr. Elwyn, Canterbury; and Messrs. •Eherle- and Son. Linetdn's bus-fields, Loudon, Canterbury, plumber, Match It, at six, It, and • April 9, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Literbitry. Attor ' nies, Elwyn Canterbury; and Niessrt. Dine and Sun, LincOlielt Inn-fields, Loudon. A. Anderson, l'hilpot-lane, merchant, ,Mnrch 2, at twelve, 9, - and April 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ()stria de4ton, Lontlan-street; Frikliurch-sireet. W. W., gedwits, High tualtster, March 9, April 9, ,st ten. et Landon: . Attormes, Ale Airs. ,Jones and Reynall, Lord Mayor's Court-otlice, • Royal Blcitartge. G. N, S. Chapman, Boughton Math:rho, Kent, dealer, March 5, 12, rutl, April 9, a% eleven, at Guildhall, Luudou. At turnics, lUre•tis. Norwood, Charing, Kent ; and Nlesttss. Bastcr and Bottler, Forttivars 11111 ' 1•01111011. W. Harris, 'fatness, Devon, mercer, March It, 13, and April 9, at eleven, at the (Bubo 11111. Exeter. Attortties, Air. Coming, Tot&les; and Mr. Gray's Inn-square, London. J. theta and A. Od NottimOnstn, drapers, March 1909, at tire, otiti April %, ut chtsen, ut the Punch Bowl, Peck lane, Nottingham. Attornics, Messrs. Bleatdale, and r, and fielutu, Nov lun, and Mr. &skid) • . J. James, Glamorgan, caLinet-maker, March 18,19, and Aprfl 9, di ctO•cn, at the Macliworih Arius,. Swansea. )Ith:irides, Mr. Price, Lincoln's' Inn,. Loudon; and Mr. • James, Swansea. - • Willett, Nurthivolli, Norfolk, shopkeeper, Mai cli , l, 99, and Apra '9, at (Our, 'at the IVl,ite, SWAII lim, Norwich. At {turtayss Mr. jun. Norwich ; and Messili. Divas dale-and Co. Newlim, London.' J. Pilevy, ,St. Thowas, Oxford, soal-nterchant, March . 11, le, tiynd April 9, at eleven. at R. Bari ram's, !Hider the Town .11a11,;00bill. Atturnies, Mr. Oxford; hod Alexia*. ' • itoliilison and 1 - line, e, London. - - B. HicWan, Kingston-01)0.AI Al; niers:4lA, Mor.li 7, 11, and April 9 ittelervii, ut tlic Dog and Duck l'avero, Kio,„-.stint ! upon-Iton. Attornies, Mews Rosser and Son, li.irtletra builitings, Loudon ; and Mr.:Sandwich, Hull. - [Dividends, 4•C. tr-instrozh.l Our Correspondent informs us That soon after M essrs . C o 6pci t a n d* Co the. erleinated Surgeons, had estabilisited :the Medical Board at Charlotte house, 1113ckfriars-road, a few of the Prafession imbibed a degree of jealoolly, 'and co omitted tbernselvei - , by avowing'. their sentiments contrary to the character of so liberal 4 p r ay s: 4 oH. Th ey have, hoWever, since strewn some contrition, and acknowledge• they were not aware of whom the Board was eomposed,, or that private Practitioners atternl4 for advice with their patients, and who are eou,sislered one of the Board during consider'. We are well assured that thousands . fall victims to ilOproper treatment. The „Medical Boartl must, therefore., be considered a pahlic benegt, xntl 'ackntiwiedged the fountain : head. 'Ainong Counsellors there must be wisdom: r and we have no doubt:but Many . will be , pre served by watts of these Gentlemen, and that those Who have been improperly treated, will ; ru n tiresmelyett of such an el.toblisitinent. —3le 7 t w a t Gentlemen who attend with &fit Patients are p" rms . cello ing cOutcltation. [Witcr. sEvp,flptxtri • Di PEP I IL , ANTI* - I - A I:OUSE or LORDS, ttitSDAY, ha. 27. . Th, cfimmittra . fif Privilt%!es itat hit the of the, Mice .of Leicester to i , ote in theElectioit elf ft T001).11111 Peer of Ireland to sit ili*Parlitintent. The Coiniiiittee determined that his brace• bad claiin, tv!iich, on its being sulise qttept# .r'e4irtetl to the ilotiie by the Earl of SlAltkisliar')", was agreed to 'l4lr:ritOretw, iron, 1k Ordnance Offiet, pre:. sewed - the Ordnance Estimates frtim 1783 u 1792, Which were ordered to lie On the table, anti to be printed. The Hail or Sniai.i.oN presented a Petition front liel k ei is l (trecould not hear the name of the o place), complaining of kgrieultnral distress, wh ich was, ordered to lit 09 the table. The Malt,,&e, Bill; the 11,00(1,0004 txchfg.ier Bills B:11, anti the Clergy iicsidenciii ‘l.tre hroughf up troot"the eorn.• tunas I.lt, Mr. Brogdlsn •and other Aferubcrs; ant. read a fast time . The Na g ai. Courts Martial`bill was read a' third time and passed. On the motion of the 11,t a iq u i s cif r )tie fteiniii% of the charge borne by Ire! oil ftr the Military F i stabliflintent flout 1783 to 1792, not. yet laid ..on ~the table, were ordc . Nd to be Prem seated fOrthwith. , PEcUNiAitY Liied:gilLtso gave notice of his intention to noiltr:ln,iiitiatt on Friday re petting Pecuniary BaCiiftree4.wisich..he was prepured.to stiew ire hurt abandoned . in our final negoeiations with the dif ferent Pnwers of &trope, particularly with regarti to the Austrian Lomn. His Lordship moved . that the Lords be summoned for Friday; which tvas ordered.—Adjourned till Tlitirficlity. HOUSE OF COMMONS. An Account of.Auktuentationi id the Cnituiu ti ae iire scided. . , . `_The . Ordinary rstlinates of the Navy were,brotight up. leave Of *absence was givetrto severat.Alendiels ott Alpinut4 ttf:•t Ite National Poke from the "tittle of the Treaty of. ErtfrePtwArp., presented. :. . AIt.'WYNNV.: made some &nervations, at the in ie. ceießrOituitii of Elections in , lfeland. , :' He Instituted the cose of the late Election for Wicklow, onilltiought that, as Ito del y' ezeept what distance occasioned shimid occur,•*nto nivosure: 4,116111111 e adopted on this Mr. PEEL 'promised to Centiliter the matter. • Sir FitEPFAIUC. FLOOD, urged Or gredt ihiporttuite cif a protecting duty for agricultoreartiitst inti; poriations, and wif.hed to know if the Ch:lttf:t' r ut . the Lit chequer hal any mature of tliu Sort in rn'w Tito : CHAN('F.I.I.OII of the could only' say, that. the t had bern.for smite eilue under consi , le ro thin. As smut as it was fully erautlnerl into., some tueititims, Would be kolieit. • • , , • Sir i'11.F.DE144:1( . 1 7 1.001) said, Shat taditinnlti Misit T)utv tended at the smue time to ruin the Irish fanner. t,) dinri,ii h the revenue. Was this atthliCurial duty tv Ue per sisted in" The cti,lNcELLna Qf thr , ESCCIIEQUErt did not feel it wit bin hi. powet to rive am itoesediate ;lower to this quest ion. The stilljeet had loTit previottily tottsiderrd by Ilk 'Right flu nottrable Fliviol the Chancellor of the F,xchetiner for Irtianal• A Petition froot,tbe.Liceitscil Victoallyrt of London Mot WcOwinatir was prrtentrd by Mr. LockilA RT. VROPERTY TAX. - . 111r,,,thommoN1 presented a Pctition from thll C 00414 of t riticardioe against the Property Tax.. -6 Ott 'te I ‘ oo the, table. 'Alr:',l3,mpreseoted a Petition from the P ar ish of Saiiitls'ry %Vbitechispel, praying th a t t h e Pro petty'Tn;c' .(which it described ns justly detested)" ntny not he revived. Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. FOIE VMS/Melia Petition from the County of OXford against the. Property, Tax. • Ordered to lie on the'tahle., r Mr. By No.preseeterl l i ntitiOn from the 'Parish of Christ Chord), ,against the Properly (13e understood there-was nut 011 e HollSehader iar the r , vlrole parish who had not signed this Pe. tition..),,yrdered to lie on the Table. Pv , thigotiorettninst the Property Tax. were pre- Atrotet4rflot.The Town of %Vantage, from the 1104 roogfi r r,(4eivistuck, from the Lisind•oWtieri ,Ocenotorttef. Land in the vicinity of thrintilincen, from lislioo ; from the-City 01 York, from Mer. thyr and trout .(3illangatry which were rend, and ordered to lie on , the Table. Mr, BliaNn presented a PeCtion from the Owners and Occupiers hi Land of the Town 01 Royston, anti the t'icinities of the Counties of Hertford, :C.:Ambridge, and Bedford, against thta Property. Tax.: The petitioners prayed that the House woitid,put .an end to this. most odious a►►td dete : stable ; Tax. %,ehielionly loft to the country the remembrance of tat Constitution which our fire:: fathers, fought to establish and maintain. Or tiered to lie on the table. • A Ktitiort was presented from Boston, against the Propert rTax. Mr. MAnnocKs wished to ask the Chancellor pr the Exchequer sonic , questions on the sohject, Of the Prnpvrtv Tax, which ha thought that Right 11t , h.,01.141eptannught slot ,to Object to answer on the preiopra, occasion. lie desired . to know, when.the ifroperty.Taxwas renewed, if it MS itil* tended, ,in,erises where the landlord received no rent, Jo initite hint liable to the. Property Tax. if the tenant was to 'be liable where he made no, profit i—aiid if tire tax was to he continued for one or two years, certain, From the inswer given, tt i i these questious,, tlicrt,e.who hard b itplea' ihe'Pe titirps now presented, would know hoW to value . the figure proniiscsof. Ministers, and that future pledges of Pal limuent. He farther thought it ne. . colary to observe, the preseotTeritloners viewed with well-founded alarm ti e great Military Etta.. : .,bindoit!osAir,jvii it was proposed tolieep. up. A pittie, hitying.followed the above spee4, i Mr;'Ai,,&',iify N said he thought the Right Hon* ,Ge tit ViiiAl si il .ha va no reason foiconcealing the modstic ;icons to intended to introduce when . the Properly Tax was renewed ; for the renewal of tWS tax, without motli fi catioos, hebeld to be that wbicb was Wholly out. of the question, as ho did