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1 - ,44 rtv.o , A im • f4t,„). • • t - ' •>: • Ot1'4,11110;9!a . e 0 • 1 / 4 • ~.;4-"; • - ' 74 1 trst, LA' THUIV,SI3AY, IHI6, ntmitrAt 7346,1 1' iphrem StEtIPP,NCiIa THEATRE RoyAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESEN EVENING, Match 21,1816, their . Nlajesfiee Servants will perform the Play of , A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. To which %11l be added (lath tiny!, a new Farce, Called WHAT NEXI',? - • PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. IltiPE L MA A INIE N 'r. ABSTRACT OP IMPORTANT PARLIAMENTARY PAPER (To be continued regulaely.) DOUSE OF LORbS, WEANiIiDAY, Aliacil 20. • the House met at' ken o'clock in t 1 in'orning, 'and proceeded in Appeals. The Maryiii Of CHOI.IONri`EVEY introduced brtl4% Marquis of Statriird onJ the Marvis Cbrukrailis. His Paterib of Creation having been read at the Table, his Lordihip took the oaths iond hisse : tt. _ TTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. IN PRESENT EVUN I NG, March 21,1816, will ht performed, for the 4th time, a new Musical Play, in Three Acts, called • GUY MANNPRING ; Ott, THE GIPSY'S PROPHECY. To which will be added, the Farce of • LOVE, LAW, anit PHYSIC. A 13111 for regulating the Intercourse with the bland of Saint Helena, during the time NAPOLEON 13UONAPARTP. shall be detained there. . • The Mutiny ßill liasscd,through a Cotiniittee' and was ram pirted with!,ut anrendifient. The Royal Marine.ltlutily Bill w real a second time', the "conlinitnient neraqred, otld the 1 , ,;l1 oiderett to be read In I'd filth: tc-moriOw.--AttioorotAt tonorrow (this day). 1 , , ortAeroitios. • THEATRE ROYAL, covENT-GARDEN. o-molutovv; March try, 1816, will be per. J foruiect • . A GRAND SELECTION I; ion; th,,Compositions -of u t faro .rite Authors, an ios . merit am modern. whieb Madame Al a i nt i lle Fodor (from the Oi o mill appear for' the lint time, and sing a Grand Bravura, 'and Alt perdoinni,' with Mr. Braliam.—Slit ethu, 0 Lord - have mercy,' and an Italian Seena.- 44 ". Chilite,' infant ratscil!- . .-Mis, Smith, Hymn Of Ere' (thing her first appearance).—And Nliss Stephens, Pious orgies,'`l` Half, holy Lord," and the Grand Scene •As from the power.'--Mr. Itraliam, Parto,' Come it you were 'Gentle arid r =-Lol:yiln'i Cantata, en titled • Neptutie,k will he introduced, and Mc,rart's ' ilene diitus,' 'from the Requiem ; with the Or.tail C:401 HOW ttecrlicnt thy' mane,' ' Ile it us 0 Lord,' F,x'd in his ever- : laiti'nfr: seat, Gloria in exTelsis,' And 'ln exitu Israel,' torntuated- by & INV es' ey. rortl.? he celebrated Mot:is. protiet will pc rf orm a tieve.ConeeitO on the Flute . (heinichis last performance). At the conimencOneit* of fart II!. (by desire) will lee per formed Motart•i'fa,rattrite OverVire tr. Zauhertlote; Lvadermi the Band, M r. ga RIM r. S. W.ESL EY. Th rernaintter of the P.•in:l and the Chor9sses by the most r, • • '• opproyea'rertornicrs. :.'rtte,wholt: under the direction uf Mr: C. T. ASHLEY. I Y II'l'L!rC.C.lt'G OP Mitteh it, MG. . 1 111! E :111141S9VONERS for VICTUALLING liix gsrrs• N:11 7 1' de hereby give Ntitite, 9 4 Fridatfy•Or 924;baf. - ?idtatieV will be; ready to receive Tenders in writing (s ,, ried,upj, trent with such P. rsons tit. , 'nay ht: wilfinA , to pr.'Orni (odder separate Contracts;, the HOYAGE iii i 4 Win k requir,•n ,for the Victueahng &erviee : (n the ~ flieeit ricanw., ; tor Illanths certain. from the tath 1,4 10 .4 ut.:rt, o.ot Jur:Mei. until Three Months' Warning slu<ll Let tee,ipe s:,e-Ithnintiiioit 6f the Contrails, Conititions; 1/- which- mag ih? J.. 64 at the Secretury'a Q. t N. regard will be.hud to ;mart render to which !lie Price "all Rpg be imeard in words at ten4ttli, or that shall nut ke deaf:reel to the !karst before' ,Oite o'Cloca on the said Frittoy, the- izt 'hi.vtant, no u )1.1 e MA Person who ',sake's tlie , :ressder, ise i sunse l',orson on kisLchalf,, attends, to anoucr taiga calledjhr.i . • Each Tender mess: also.be neconmattied 4se a Letter .igne , l ay two responsible t'eriuns,l;agagz.nB. OtenG,is,6u in.t vii ii the Party teinterio,, idaittie-Penal Sum. 10001. pa the czue lcoformanlll, : j .ea t . 4 c, ,j she Contracts. LAS]. 1.1)[ 4 -1, O, 1010. Til CO Lilt lof 1/11111:GrOltS of - the UNIT ED cpmi.ANA of INIERaIAN nt. ENGLAND /11,041,N(i to the E.IS INDI.LS, do iter:::4 give Notice. OENERAL COURT of the said coMpANy Jt*e bald at their tinuees , in taltdenhail-strevt, opt WEDNE:..i• bAy, the h Ingant,, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to tesuine the Cinisitieration of the I,4l;owilig :lithium, Viz. .'"that the Court, taking 1011, ef!itafterotion the .13 • I Adva.ace •I be p, 'cc ,r 471, . Lril42 etti t tit,iiatteo.ot the:late War, ,Liia ;ac other i-'OatiuusiitiVillith p r ,i t ., grant to theOwncrs ithe(.;ourt Dtrectori hai r ' dif rkoged tinder the new ~ 15stesn .it Addition for the ?resent Year Mai to their Fame, itate of Firi,;ht, are of opt. stem, that altirooglt the Owiterti. of titeatt ship., C 0... have no tiiiiol to any ,iticrritse (.1 hpo,iticavously proposed by COmelees, in the w,ty ot rice catupattion, yet its the prices ef Naval Stures,ltaie not, Irma the ,cirenntStancei ut the to. Peace lcvei, and the, Owners are, subjected to such erperire ill the.Out6i of their ships, as - at their l'e;:ce Raves (..;vi.,.i . t„rtirs, roust eNrose 'them to lonts'y fuss, this Court Is willtog, ors- the _present. occa.siatt, • td grant to the' slid Callers relitt in; the ntatitictsstsgt fttcd-ity . the Court Of 1)i- IreV lo,6 l jii aesdcil :tlitt Ethic . tufty be , et it with saftly to the. existing Ship , E*;; S 3 Stew ; and this Court dot h there,torc au tt.oirtz, the Cottit ot Directors i'lf request the sanction of Par ii4,l:44o thewatrt tit the proposed with such pre caution, tuay i.ievviti it front affecting the.st4hdity of that systeni." coliwrvtDlßECrOltS do also give Notice, that the PAITALS retattug to tee C4lse'of.:tlajor tt,A.R 4 l_, Woich by the lietwriil Court tteaiiiil inn of this day were'ortiered Lit be ex hibited for the' •perirsul of. the Proprietors, will be open fo r their indiftWonAtt this Heinle, on Monday, the 25th • • - • 4A1'04.i .00B11,..Seert;tary MR. VES'I'S fl 11111 ST "MILL i Ed); SEC()ND PIC- L) TURE,OI ctimsT IiEitI,ING in the 'I ENIPLE, the DESIGN of the CRUCIFtXION of (WI: SAVIOUR, with several additional PICTURES front Serilitistal S.Jhjects, are LOW 011111ITIN(i Ist No; 12„ num- Carltoii Ilonse, every day (Sundays c*ceptedj, from 'lca iu the Morn *agtill Five in the Mtcruoon. By Order, CH RLlrfi li ,, mArer, Secretary. 11.1,Blip1'. FIRE AND i,IFE INtit'itAN(.'ll COMPANY, NEW. illtil)(.*:-STIti:ET, 111.4%(.;K1iA1ts, iniporit4eeel - by Act af Par iiifirknt) fur INNUIIANCE final • Flitii,Ao4l mt.lAVES)•atul fur the Grant anti Purchase of _ ANNUITI Es. _ . NSURANCES clite at vv .11L'exiiire unless renewed` within fifteen from that pc-• -viol. I'he system of Fire hisnianee pursued by ii.is Com puny affords eyery atleuntwe trhiuh hitch a iptUrtly Cast A Woe allowmica 11Intit .on Life. Jiistiratice s And every facility is uffoi t ied by tviiicit the 'interest and convenience of the Public may be pi innuted. %VARNER PHIPPS. Secretary. CUSTOM-130VSE, LONDON, March 16,1816. 4 OR. SALE (b) , arder of the -Honottranle the •ConuniisionOli of his Afejesty's Customs), on Monday the eta, Tuesday, the Itith, Wecliirsday the t7th-, Thursday the "with, TridaY 49th, and SoltriirdaY the loth 'lnstant, :it Two o'Cleck in the Afternoon of the same days pree6ely, at The: Costmerciul Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane, the following 'GOODS : • _ . - . FOR EXPOR'fAT'r,ON-=Ea , t India Prohibited Coeds, &r. i° l4 . HOME CONSUMPTION.—Tt ; ai tatter, Sugar, and other. Grocery ; Pickles,. Tamarinds,' and other Pre,,erves ; 'Candles, Lied .Featliers, Skins, Canvas, Linen, Isinglass, rhite Glass, Tobacco, Corks, Chia, Ten Pipes of Madeira Dutoh Dritpot,. a Cattle, Mill Stones, ;Mats, Staves, I s ar, Salt Petra, and Cork; Lice, Shawls, CuMbric, owl' - other Linen Drapery, Hisherda-shery, Hosiery, Lacquered 'Ware, Gold and Silver Watches, and other Jewellery Prints, ~3 t ough"Crystal and Amethysts, Cobalt, Tobacco Asl;es ant Gunpowder, and sundry other Guests, as mentioned jii the Catalogue. LEATt OF ALL HUMS. Also Three Hii-,sheads of Wine, free of fluty for Ex unation ; or, ftir Hutife ,Consumption, on payment. af the Duties of. Customs' surf The Th ree Rogiiicaris or Wine, Tobacco Ashei and Cin (kilt to ha vie - tved Alt the London Docks ; :the Cable, 11111 t 'lulitN) Mats, Staves, Tar, Salt•Petre, and Cork, at the To ',aces) Ground, ltotherhithe the Gunpowder, at Mangle's Barking ; and all the Other Goods,' at the King's Warelsousei, - Globe 'Yard and NO.'tio, Lower Thainevstrect, ift" IngretlayThe.ei Friiiiky the eld% mid Saturday the i tuil " ll, 4 "d on the Dnys of ,Sale! from Nitic.o'Cluek.in the loi.iiiiig to Oac in the AfternoMt. Catalogues may he had at the King 's Warehouse% N.. go) tiwer , ".ll4itinca-str e et,---T r iceOug tialling Whereas. NAPOLEON BOONAPARTI3 is now de tained and kept in custody in the island of Saint Helena : And whereas it is .requisite and neees. sary to prObiliit all intercourse and communion tiOn with the said Island of Suintllelena, either by his Majesty's subjects or 'by any other person or persons, except under the restrictions and ac. cording to the rules, regulations, and conditions hereinafter set forth and prescribed, during sock time as the said Napoleon Buotmaparte shall be detained and ktpt,:.or shall be ordered by his Majesty, his heirs and succeSsors,. to he &tabled and kept in the said Ishoelof faint Helena , lie it therefore en;ieted, &c. that for and during such time as the Sit 41 Napoleon Litiorriparte sit Al be detained and kept in custody, or shin! be ordered. by his Majesty, his heirs, successors, to he detain ed and kept in custody in the said Island of Saint fielena, it shall not be tavern! for any'of his 513- jesty's subjects, or for any other person or per sons whatsoever (except in ships or vessels ofaind 'belonging to•or.chartereil by the United Company of 41erchants- of England trading to the, Hast• Ildies; duly licented icy the said- United Company for thaw purpose) to' Trade, go, si4il, or repair to the said island of Saint Helena, without the licence' Of his Miijesty, his heirs or successors, signed by , mie of his Majesty's Principal Secretis ries of State, .or . without the •licence, consent,. and permission of the Governor,or in his absence,, of the Deputy Goivrtior of the said Island for the time being, or 0! the Commander for the time bent; of his Maies!y's Nacal or Military Forces stationed off or•:tt. the said Island and if any person or pi rsons (except as bvfore excepie:i) , other than such as shall he lanfoLy um h ot ; ze d t y Such licence of his- Majesty, heirs.and.sticceSsorz;„ or of the Governor, De puty Governot , or Commander, or such permis sion or consent as liforesaid, shall trade, go, repair to Ot land upon. the said Island of ,Saint he or they shall be (kernel! guilty- of • and shalt hod may be prosecuted for the same in his Majesty's Court of• King's Bend, here in I:...tiglanti-, tip)a inoirmation exhibited by his Majesty's Attot•to General, or upon indict. nieia 'round ;- i<i wh• (11 intoraintioll Ot.indletinent so: a iderlce. may be I-id and charged to have been committed in the county of ; and- all and every person or persons so Offending, shall vorivietion' he 'liable to such iiimislintent imprisoeduent and fine, or either, ass ttis tujirt h ;tiot ,okooge. oraivarti, any ia•v, eta ukt. r 'ln I htf. enntrs4l tint W 411114110 14.4 • And be it further enacted, dial all anti every person anti pershns so otieriiiiing, :shall and may he seized and brought to 'England for the' purpose of being so tried ; - tinl4 that it shall and may be law ful (0 and. for arty one or more of his Majesty'l . Justices of the Ptnice, .i n stil he anti they 14 and are hereby authorized anti required, to colimit 811 and ;. • every such person arid persons to the there tit remain . until suffieicut security be giYen by natural-limn stibjettit or denizens, to appear . in Iris Majesty's' Cottri of King's Bench at West luinster; to answer any information or indictment exhibited Or folind, 'or to I.lC"eitilibited or found, • against him - . orthem, amEnot to go . or depstt out of urt, oroirt of Ilk kingdom, without leave of the said Court. ' And be it further enacted, that it shall and ms y be lovfoi so and for the.GOVernor,:or in his ab sence,. • sence,the Deputy Governor of the said island for the (hoe being, r-,r for the Cointoonder fur the time being of his Majesty's• Naval or Military Forces , stationcti off o r d t• the said Island respee and the persons- acting • under his or their orders and commands_respectively, try all trecessary ways and means to -hinder anti pre vent anyship, vessel or boat, ships, or vessels, or boats, (except ships and vessels of anti belonging to , or oharteted by the said - United Company, of-Merchants, and also duly licensed by the•said Company for tkat purpose, as lieri,inha forC mentioned). from repairing' to, trading or tonchina, at the 'said Island., .or having any corn-' inunication with the same ;"anti to hinder and pre-. vent any person or'persons from landing upon the said Island ifinn,such ships, vessels, or. boats, and to seize and detain all and every person and per sons that shall land apon thr.saidisland front the same; and all such ships, vessels or boats (except as above excepted) as shall repair to, or-trade or touch at the said island, or shall be found hovering within leagues of the Coast.thereof, and which shall or may belong, in the whole or in part, to any subject or subjects ut ttis Majesty, or to anyperson or persons Osrhig 'allegiance to his 'Alajesty, align and are bezeby declared to borerfeited to his Majesty, and shalt and may be seined - and detained, and shall and may be proikuted . to condemnation by his Ma jesty's Attorney • -General, in such manner and form as any ship, vessel or boat may be seized, detail,- . ed or prosecuted,. for any breach or violation of the NavigatiOnor Revenue Laws of this country: ►'end if any ship, vessel orboat 4 .not belonging in the whole or in part to any person or persons, the subject or subjects Of or owing Allegiatiee to' his Majesty,' his heirs ,and successors, shrill re pail'. to ; or trade or touch at the said Island of Saint Helena, or shall be found hovering whithin • • leagues of the e omt thereof, and shall not depart from the said Wand ,ur the coast 'thereof, when and so soon as the master or other person. oaring the eltarge ; anrt : command thettof, shall be ordered so to do .14 ilia Guyer- nor or Lientenant-G4i"vernor of the said Vsland . tor the time being . ..J:9r- by.,the Commander ni hiS Majesty'S •Forca , stitioned at or - oti . the said Islanitti't the time being less in case of unavoidable necessity, 'or dis: ',tress of weather) such ship or vessel shall he deemed and:shall and may be seized, and detained and. prosecuted in the same mariner as is bereinbellire enacted as to sltipi,• vessels or boats, of or belonhing to any subject or subjects of his Majesty. Provided always, and be it enacted, Oat if any ship or vessel shall haPpen,'hy stress of weather, peril of, the sea, or other inevitable accident, or other urgent necessity, to be diiven t.rced to the said Island, and from such cause to touch thereat, and the master or other person having the command of such ship or vessel shall forth= with 'give notiee - thereof,and of the cause thereof, to thee Governor, or .in his absence, to the De puty Govt.:llor of the .said Wand for the time' being,. or to the Coillwander of his INlajez.ty's Naval or Military Forces for the tithe being, or one: of. them and shall, an shall, during the'tline that such ship or vessel be permitted to remain or the said Island, he all thilv conform to the directions and'orticrs of the said Governor, or ice kis ab•' stitcc, of the. said Deputy Governor fur the time being ; and the said ship or Vessel shall quit the said. island, and depart therefrom, with all the crew WO passengers of and belonging to the' said ship or vessel, eiN and Vt hill the said Governor, or ice I►i9 absence, the Drina). Governor fin the time being, or the Commander of his Majesty's-Naval and Military Fortes at the said Island for the time bring, or either of theta, shall direct and,reqnit e ; si:h 4hip or vessel shall not be subject to for feitat e, nor shall the owners or - master or crew thereof, or any person or . persons onboard the same, who shall so conform io such directions. and nrders as aforesaid, be liable to any of the. pert ,llies or punishments. bereMbetore inentio.:ed : Provithil nevertheless, that tb proof of vicit ship or ves l iThaviog beets drirzn to repair to and touch at the said 14,1.11 d, hy stres's of wa-,i**r, peril of the sea; or "other inevitable a vet ife a t, or-urgent ouccssity, and of hewing quit ted and deinirt,fl from 'the said Island, tes belore mentioncil; sh,ll lie upon 'the party log eXe:optlolt frond i:ie pains, penalties and pnc.b. !mem s Ittores.tid ; any thing itt this Actor any 4ci,er Act coutained to the contrary not with sraddqg. And whereas in conscqitence of Napoleon Boo rdipm te having been detained and kept in costody in the Island of Saint Helena, and in" order to the safely an d securely. detaining and keeping him in such custody, it maY'have haproed that the. Corn. mishioners flit exerotAng the office tit Lord High rift : ,*ffi Mail o-); F ty's Naval or orces .respectively, other oflivers and perloos acting or who have acted i'' their aid awl assistance, or ittoler , their add ice, orders or commands, may from the. itr. gencv of the occasion have given ot ders, done acts, Ar used means tor the, purpose„ which may not be strictly justified by law ; and in such case it. is highly fit that they should he jitStified and indeunti, fled by Act cut Parliament for the same; 1).- it thee vitae enacted, that the said Comolissioners for executing the Okliee of Lord High Admiral, and the Governor of the said Island of Saint Helena for the time being, and the Commander or, , wanders- of his , Majesty's Na val or Alil!tary Forces .for the time being, atitifill and every ofi:c t r sod officers; person and perSonS who have acted in their aid and assistance, or under their respective advice, .arders, and com mands, shall he, audl they are berebY indemnified for tite saute And be it further enacted, that , all actions, suits, ludictments, prosecutions...and proceedings what koever, which may have been or .which shall be hereafter prosecuted or commenced against ant .person err persons, for or by reason of any ad vice, orders or vomuninds issued, or for oi• by reason of any act, matter or thing, advi ed, coin mandell, appointed, ordered or done, by the said trimmissioners for executing ,the Office of, Lord nigh Admiral, or by the Governor of the sairl Island for the time being, or the Commander of his Majesty' , Naval or Nfilitury Vorces respectively, or by any officer or officers, ,person or persons,act ing in their aid and assistance, or under their or en her of their advice, orders or commands, at any time before the he and shall be discharged and made void by virtue of this act thtlt in any BCIIO.II, \suit, indictment, prosecutioiror Koered• ing, now commented, or which shall or may here after be prosecuted and commenced, against any of tire'sod ConnnigsionerA, Governor or Governors, Commanders,' Officers, -or Person or. Pcrsous, as, aforesaid, for or by reason of i any such advice, Order or command, or for or by reason of any. ,act, matter or thing, done - , in such -mid and assistance, or under such advice, order or eornmaild roped kivtily, be she or they May plead the. genet al issue, and give this act and the special matter in evidence. , , Provided .always,. that this Act or any,thing herein contained, shall not ext e!itl or. he constru ed to extend to restrain or prejudice the trade or right of trade or navigation of. the said United Company of Merchants of gngland trading to the East Indie§, to the will island of Saint flelena, ill ships of dud . belonging to or elvirtered by tilt. a.iid Company, and duly licensed by them for that purpose, or to prejudice or infringe the rights of Ong said Company to and over the said island and she ittiaat itatnts thereof, except as is hareiriherwo 'specially enacted mut contained. And .be it further enacted, that this Act may be altered varied or repealed, by any Act to he made in this present Session al Parliawlvtit. HOUSE OF 'COMMONS. the Mr. CultwEN took °atilt :ilia his teat. A Copy of the Appointment Of Sir T. ThionsiM,; S'eerr.i tory and Receiver of Greettwith liOspitat, was pee.ettad, int/ ordered to he printed. Mr. WALTER. DUltittLt."presentrtl a rikit . iAn front ilia Landholders 'ln the 'fewer of the Raise of Arundel.' in-Siss;cit, praying tire 1-fonse to tale into olisoleration ti n t. present distressed state of Agricultitre., The Report Of the Committee . oh the rill for regulating - W e i g ht s and steaimeis tea, ordered to ho hr.:night dp to-mor row.,-The Report. of the tVaterZord LI - u'hour Coistattlee.wm agreed .fo, and a !Jill nrdct t-d to be In onglit :11r. lirought up fr u it thi A2miraltri, agreeably to the Order of the flote3e yesterday. relating- to soine.seizores made on httard of seVet4,l tran,ports, ,pre- • tended ttunsportss. . The Bill for the jmiction of the West Midtileseit and New iliyor Water Companies was 'ordered to be Yeti a second timu. this day six months ►Mr. it. FERUUSON presented a Petition froni the Free— holders of the Comity of i.'orfar, ora)iatr for a relietti of thus pre 4rilt and for givior tio! Scots denier equet privileges with tl►e Irish nod English iititiert. Orderer) to lire 00 the table. INSOLVENT DEV.TOP,..4 Mr, LoCKIIAitT presented •it Petits in from Ceram taste inhabitants of the Parish of bone, praing for the repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act. lie took the opportunit)7-01 peating his opinion as - to the effectS ‘..if this Act, crltielt he considered most mischievols. The Howse, he said,' would be stortised to learn, that it appeared from an authentic return, - ti : at the amount of" the debts of the i.ersons who had been. disetufrged under this Act was 5;397,2x:,! 1.,. the aggregate amount of the available property of these persons was Only 1,4591. Hi concluded by morin4, that the Petition should lie on the table, and be referred to a Committee to consider of OA expediency of repealing the Act.—Agreed to.: Mr. littouGHANt presented a ['etition, t,ignedi by. 5000 respeetnhle ttrltabitants of the City of Westayiu:rer, praying the repeal of the Insolvent riehtors' Act in presentin. , this'Petition ] itii recapitulated the statetuctit-o(Afr. Lockhart as to the amount of debts teiped og . by the Opel-A:ion of this Act . , in the'course of the three years which. it has been ineximence, - namely, In 14010360 R or which, the sinn :11 , 3;1161e was but 1,459/. being a dividend of between one.i.. vi.as liookeeo to neneve, Iron flOcl atttbority..th'l, statement u x.t very touch cy‘agvrat ed. He thought any evil., Which 11:14 arisen from this act, was attrihntdde as troa!ii to the negligence of the crediters themlelves, in no availing - then-ochres ,of the provisions of. the act,,, as to the act itself. These were subjects into hicit be trusted the Committee would enquire. BRQUOHAM said, the SO far was his ealctt+ latioo from being exaggerated, he was ratistied paper would be laid 00 the table of the House iii the course of the da.y, which, would confirm it. lle %l as at a loss to imagine that any creditor would let slip an opportunity,'when it wqs afford ed,- of teindotraing himself fur any credit which . 1 he might bare imprudently given, The Petition ‘raa g l en ordered to be referred-to the Committee 011 tire Insolvent Debtors' Act. REPEM. OE THE WAIL ,141.T.,T-TAx. The CUM:J(IEI,I.Oa of the En.qtlittittit pnrpose of giving'notice that on Monday neNt,, in the. Committee of Ways and ikleans,.he intend en to propose•the continuance of certain of the aStesSeti taxes, but that did not intend to pro pose any continuance of the Aver duties upoa„ . Nalt.--tllear, hear, hear !)—The Irouse.‘vOultl. be aware. that after he hati been deprived of one of the greatest resources on which he had caalcii laced, it coulti . not"be expected that be should dis• pease with any Of the Means that remained, Its consequence of the aecision it Would be ntee Aary to have reeoarse to the Money market ; and 14 tilin diis change in the limo - Ida! regulation of the year became M nctiessary 'by his being deprived of so great a resouree as the Property Tax, it was of Tittle oonsoquonoo oat the 1.,9an should be creased by the amount of the calculated produce 'ot the Malt Duty.' From the Petitions that had been 'trek:wed to the Ilouse ; from the able and luttlinotts statements that had been made by seteral Honourable Members y and. front the conversations which he had held. on this subject, with persOns the best informed n to the state of the aglietiltuttl interest, he was convinced that this past of the commullity would. now feel. that the most effectual t eller was afforded thttri by the relinquishment of this Tgx.--((lear, hear !)—lle tras 'het efute willing to give the country the relief in this, respe:tt which was so mob requi•eed, und.to ttly.,ffl the . wisdom of Par. littment to siti t tply the alcullA WOtiltl be Tea glared its cotoegnetice of, these arrattgemelitV ,, y. jilear, hem' Was fini.)thet TilX, ect 6414 Hot so ituportoit as-that on Mall, wide!) had also • bet ii complained of--he meant the Tax, on Fame.: lug horses, lint except the M '.lt, under the pritsent eircnMstanees lip e wild not feel 'himself at ' liberty to propose the tuthoquishment of any othem , Mr. Criketaiii. lit was gratified to heir that the agriculturist wws how 10 rec.-re t)ti the fii%t dtiy of the Stssion the "tight Hottootltb!et Geotlettl=to (Air. l'aosittatt) 1314 - t1 pledged itittielf ttt attette to the tase that class, and he we's pat tit:W . :n . l'l happy to' filia that the pletlgti . bad - not