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. ' ~ , 4 , --. ‘'' 1 ''',.., 4 • • • IVO .‘" \..4\1•0' - _ . , ''' ''''''''\ , -.A O .• ~. 4 . .... 7 ,4AT' 91.7 , 6 1 V. 144 '1•:' )' ' :*, •l 7 1.-. '44.4. ~.. 11: 41 4 ' -4 , r.. 4, •W"' e ° *..... .., lit . , ' , I p eif ie ' , , ,, il\ \'‘ \l ‘. i f , ' . , r , '~"~. TUE S NUMBER 73481 !Md. [PRICE SEVENPENCE. EATR,f-ROYA I) rtti RY-LANR. TMS 'PRESENT • EVENING ~ .Feb.. 6, 181 6 - , their :Majesties' Setvitas will perforin AccrsATtoN ; OR, CH I? FAMILY OF ANGLADE. Prlisclpal Characters hy•Mr. Rae acid Mo. !Anew. cubicle is added, lIARLEQUIN 'AND FANCY; OR, TUE POET'S LAST 'Y'. -morrow, Acdusation ; w•itte My' Sponse and 1. THEATRE ROYAL, COVEVT,GARDEN,' THIS PRESENT, EVENING; Feb. 6, 18J6, will, be perfornied THE STRANGEIt. TheStranger,.Mr. ; Mrs. Haller, Miss O'Neill: ; . : • To which wilt be added, THE %PORTFOLIO; 0;t, :NNGLADE FAMILY. • `l'u-morrow, A Mi&imnno ,i• Night's I) cram ; with Th 4 Port:. folio, and every Evening, Fililay next ex,:epted. NEW YEAR'S, LOTTERY. 111PIRIS State Lottery School! ieetected on lite ,Adapiataitie Pillars of (*unmet - . Titues,:and supported by TA.O new Golden Columns of 25,000 'Guineas sael); . %filch out being annOutteed by Platu.stollit GMbless Fortune, Gi l t; hawing,. was instantly loosened,, just to take ,w). approy ne,, Scilerov; , and seal the torenisrit Itpliecotue ap skeins Partner with PYTON, Otock,brhker, 2, COLIN i 41.1.„ and 18,COVENTRY-STREET, echo will feel a great pleasure", %1t trtitrti for the many kind stelses reeeived from his.Frieatts, to divide between them part o f the tiold. Prizes it) the NewArar's Lottery, which contains TWO Prizes . 46;000 Guineus) • Which Erros pays in Gold, TWO. '.l )- rtzvs of /4.20,600 0f........... &c. &c. iCrOt • T 0 LANES fro 7 A!' Z E.—NO FIX ED PRIZE! WitDNESDAY, VALENTINE'S LDAY, . 4 a NIA ONE 1,01"11141tY, ttu►t ALL the CA VITALS FLOATING The proiiortion of Prizes to Blanks is Double, The proportion of Blanks to Prizes is only Half what it has been in late Lotteries, • ,FIFTY TUOUSAND • . DIVIDED IN":oi Two Prizes of is - ,„000 Guineas, Two Prizes of 10,000 Pounds Sterling, • Two• Prizes of 5,000 Pounds ditto, Five Prizes of 1.000 Pounds ditto; &c. &c. being NOT TWO BLANKS 'l'c) A PRIZE 'rickets and Sll,ifq are seping by , TAZARD, BURNE, and co. Contractors, ROYAL EX CHANGE, . 7 6 / 1 0, in the hate and foimei Lotteries, have sold Prizes to the ..Aniotint of TWO MI LIAONS SPERLING: 1:110p ILAIARDSON. ,CTOODLUCK, old Co., .11A. return thanks to their Friends and the Pnblic, for the Support they have hitherto experienced, and. revecr. gun, i.oheit a coutiumince of Ilan- Favours in'tlie pies,nt, which will conimence;DraWing the 14tli of FE iititUrlAY. The original System of not Two Blanks ttr at Prize is now restored, with the improvement of Golden Capi. 4144 3.tt.thentuount of 50,0n0 Gni nem., , • • SCHEME CON'Ir..AINS 2 Prizes of , 26,000 Guineas in GUld. 2 , ... , .0,000 • 2 ' ooo .4.11 in Money. 6,645 ,of 1,0 001 . 5001 .. , • 'B4c. &e. &e. TICKETS and -SHARES are on Sale at the Offices of 3 :TetiMinsoN, (iOOI.)LITCK,.,.rid (Stock Brokers), 46,,, th-4=ni,iaii.4o., , 4;4104441, as..gl, Cl:al.:tug-Crew 1 41'heir. io 14.1. t. Lottery, the following Capital Prixel were Sold in Silures ; Three pet' Cent. Consul,. 111,646... • 0000 .; L.50,000 6;692 20,000, ... ; .. L. 1,000 fi L:400. • 17,723 6OO I 9,210 2OO Orders by Post will alert With tire'strictest attention. FIFTY 'EtIoITSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD ! Begins EDN EsDAYi, the 14th of FEBLwAity. Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas,• Two Penes 0f,.L.‘20,000 Sterling, • TWo Prizes of L. 5,000 gtei !mg,. ' • Ike. See. &v. •• • 4, CORNHIGL I NG-CROSS. ter 1.4 Si], of the above old-established Offices, •' most respectfulty• solicits the attenliom of his best sriends, the Public, bytho STATE GO'lrEtty, which coal- Iticnees Drawing on V3lentinei t i Day. 'I he ootoists of 20,040 Tickets,,to be ttii drawn in Cue Lottery of Four Dap' Drawing. The Prizes amount to 300,00u1.. tke, whole of which are to he paid hi Sterling . tey. Not Two IllankS to a Prize, and no fuced 'or attached Caritals whatever-. tekets and Shares are'seilingibY T. BISIt,-.Stock-broker, .. conigHILL, & 9, CHATTING-otoisi, Whetv, in the. last LotteiT, tit*oltt 4... Prizes of 50,0001: .. go,oool.' itt4 Seventeen other Capitit4 in 3 w:r Cent. Consols ' , awl i t the Two f:rintracts precious : 1 Prize< of 40,000 i. a. • • . 80,0 001 . . . &O. Vic.. Ant cows, catcalls. BUTLfilt% PEClOttii ELIXI it, or) COCGiiI DROPS ; is the safest and most imniedlate t n,, , 'Ver vet compounded, tor the Cure of Colds upon the Lttnlçs, Asthma, Cough,: an Cousumplive ('Uses; to which the Inhabitants of these Islands are more especially exposed, thettiotgtnessof the air, that constmitly Leads towards_ ruin which are generally accompanied by a trouble itome•atideventually dangerous Cough. Butler's Pectoral Elixir (or Cough Drops) is compounded to meet those evils, _to restore .the tone of the Chest and its conteuts,'-antl thet‘cb reniove ..that-tendency to Consumption os and A si n, ever found to succeed such ituory.ot the Lungs. Irk lut;,.,contracted and Obstiadte Cases, a few llottles are tie. tesiary ; hut in all riceot Coughs, the Elixir acts instants ttroctslyi and quickly restores the: Patient to his former hearth.) - • • Observe the name of R. Butler, No. 1, Cheapsitle, is en. 'Taxi - don a black stamp, which is affixed to each Bottle . : all others are counterfeits. Sold in -.Bottles ts. Pd. at Messrs - , Zintler's - and Rons.No.d,Cheapside, Loudon I and al4 Isy their 4PPaintmcnt,'h7the principal,Boultiellers and Alcdicinc Vett tiara - its every own. " • THE KING'S PATENT. . • SAR. SIEILY'S ItE-ANIMATING .SOLAR TINCTIJItE, 1 • utmost - 1 `Writer) to w-mit which uease., steady the euldtrenitiloustierves; to sheath and invigorate the naustular bysteru l to animate the spirits; and renovate the. whole than: Whereby the chilled watery gluitts.berinne rich Vol 4=llsankie, and the. eireoNtiou resumes its healthful sto t e; .11 aft falihre Cure for JOint Aches, Cramps, Spasms, ciout, Nervous ne4d-Aelt, Agues and all.Disor.. .ers • ' • • kirl,lllg . Ir(JUk Obstroetea ei spit:lomi. In complaints of the Breast , Stomach, and Bowels, it gives iinmerli mie relief; 6°4 'in.rikstninatte .!Isnei.Consitiatitte! Oases,. and .., Z l P: 6ll4 as Lure, It will stop Sloatitication io,very rglvariced i tl i-,....!;') • .,exPe lling the poisonous matter, and . correcting the s. er the Whole body. It eequires - no argument to eon. t,uc e tuorrtlianea singlet trial, utter which no ;amity who itiC their health or litr, will cliOse to be, without 'mu "Bottles .ilt. Gs. :4s; (NI. and 145. Doty included, 'll,,lesale tool Retail, at the SoloTTinc.ture Warehouse', No. All;iqu_st:l Stirrey-roatl, London; Beton, hr Bar wad Sam, Fleet- , l,:aket ; !.".(uton and CO. 'kW/ Churtkl" Wat4l, HUILJOi 11 ; 'fat, Hopi -Kediartge-gite ;. Z a 'ind, 13ii,hopwa4 w;t4aut - ; Sanger, 150, °IWO-. il 1„, nitd I , y MostVender,lit the Kingdom. Wllere.lnaii Siolfs Lunar Tiocture; particalorty adapte d . to the citalet....zx, at Ms. Gel only.. • `iii prevent Iffipoiool3.4 jature, the abort 4Le(.li-, I,4lllA't << C. W. -slime,' viritten utters the wrapiTr of te n ch '4l - ‘; tit nalin, VICTU,I LIiNG 014 30, 101 e. rrHE COM IsS LONERS for Icr wit:LING N4PY dO hereby gee &tire, That on Wednesday next; the 'ttleOf February, they he ready to rec:eive Tend,!;‘,itn wrath::; tserticxt up/, mat treat for Three Thousand Saas of ki/it-;fried 01.1$ EtfOLD FLoUlt , to be,subjeet to the usual warranty of 'fleetly 3fwats, to Ie pocked ieto Cash* to he prouided at the expence Ofrthe Crown, to be delivered into . his 21/;7lesty's rietnailini Starer at Cadherineo; tine 7 hallthertof thesonrse of a Fortnight, and lite other Half in a,foitnigla afterwards and to be paid for by Digs payable,. with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Condition 4 of the t'ontract may te seen at the Secre tary's' ()Ike. , • No regard will be had ,to any .Tender in which the Price ohall ma he inserted in words at length,' or that shall not be delivered to the Berard kfore half past Two o'Clock ins the iaid Mcdnittlay 'text, Me V/4 February, nor t.intess Me Person 4 , h0 mahrs the Tender, or some Person on hia behalf; attends, to answer when called for. ,„ (iF WAN - ixn. IttinVAßD' - , OF * TWENTY :(11JINEAS.— PETiiii. voUNG',. Carpenter , ill the Navy, an, a natiri of Scotland . , i 3 gupposed to have been'niatried io Eug 7 land (islaci• unknown) between January, 1739, and loth No— vember, when he died: The said Peter Young aas site cessively, Carpenter to the Emeriti& feigate, the St. ilbun's man of war, the Experiment, of '.,in•gan., and the A t i ier i ca mail of war, and allying part ofj.he :shore pe.iod he is known to ha , c resided in and. near to London, and in 'Sheerness, Greenwich, and Deptford. He was confined for debt in the following prisons, viz. in Maidstone Gail, daring piri of iviq, in the it(farshalsea Prison, in IVO and 1770; and during part of 17t1ds; 177 i and'l774; in the Fleet during part of 177.2; and in the King's Bench Prison.. during part of 11 - 7' and 177 8 . wh ueve , p o int salt the Register 411 his Mar riage, or give such information as will lead to a discovery thereof to Messrs.. Spottiswuodc and- Robertson, 49, Sackville. street, London,.shall receive a Reward of Twenty Also, any person who was acquai h led with the sail .P e ter YoullZ, or knows any thing relative to him, is earnestly Ed. quesEcd to hare the goodness to send his imam and address to Messrs. Spottiswoode and Robertstm.a , above. • Ila. _CAMERON, so celuouate.! for discover -5 ins the molt ,omplichted Disorders by an examination UR of the Urine, is ENI ED to No; s 4, BERN ER'S. SIR EET, OXFORD-STREEf, where he is consnitect daily from Ten o'clock till Threr.—Although Dr. (J's method is singular, it is a well known fact, that he. has restored nuoy to perfect. health, When the Most eminent; of the Profession have failed, itt pain ful, lingering, and dangeroui cases, us Diseases of the Liver, :sad oilier Obstrnetions, Jaundice, Complaints in ,titomach, Nervins Debilny,•Vrio el, Dropsy, &c. Alsu those Complaints peculiar to Females at the different periods of Life.-- = Advice to the Poor Without a Fee. . . NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!! - • . NO FIXED PRIZE, Flrry TIMISANDOI.3•INEAS IN GOLD, ' Besides Two Of .20,000 I: Inyo of 5,0001. Five of 1,0001. and '• Six. Thousand Fivc;• Hundred and sixty other Prizes of • 400 - 2001. Rm. To begin DRAWING - the tith FEBRUARY. • CARHOL S.iiicits 'the attclition the: Pubic • ILA •, to the fltiOre• desirable Scheme, anti trusts that a tuere perusal of it will heainfli.eient tirisidnee his Friends to • honour hint with their aoujou l i,l*, at No. 7; COO,NtifLL, and :11'; • oxFotto-sTittET,. whLve, itto. Last Luttily, No. , 2•11 ' , draWn u . Priie (41,4,000; was•suld in EIVVeII Shares, On Tudsdav will be published, in two. 'nice ss. E SIEGE of CORINTII,; a Tale,-'--PA- X RISINA; a - B LORD BYRON. 4 Londoo: Vrinted for Julin Murray. This Day was published, prici:, Gd. A DDIIES'S to the PROPRIETOR.S of . PANK sTOcK; on the NIANAGENtENT of the GO.. ViiltNOß and AiIItIWPORS of the LANK of ENGLAND, and cni the LAWS rtlating,thereio, By D. IIEACINIONr PAYNE, E,q. Printed fur .r. liatchard, 190, PirFaaillyr :tutu. M. Rich !trdson, Curulsill. JOHNSON'S DICTIONAItY.- 7 EDITED by,,t4,p.rerend Mr. TODD. This Day was published, • Pait V. handsonwly.printt.d in Quarto, price One .Guinea, of rir HE DIC LIONARY tit' the ENGLIS - 11 in which. the Words:are !leduced. from •their Originals, and illustriitod in their difV:iviit - Sl4nitici.ttiutti, by Faaniplrs from the best iVriters which lire preti•Acd; a , History of the Language, and ate English Grannuar. By J N'SoN", • La,. With numerous corrections, anti with tlic Addition of many Thousand Words. ity the Iter.•HKNIIN J. 'fol/1). M.xL. F.S.A. Chaplain in ()Minor; do bis Majesty, and Keeper of Wit • Archbishop of Cantrrbory's ° Records. Printed for Lon4otati and Cu. and the otht:r Proprietors. , Part XI: trill be published sn April. This Day was published, price lOs. in boards, trltli and last Volume of THE. APOCALYE'stri . EXM E AIND iiceora• . - nbr. to the" spiurruA SENS E iii *hid* are revealed the Areana•whieli are there prediaed, and have bkni bithei°to deeply concealed. - To which it subjoined, A. Summary Ex position nithe I,nterhal Sonse.of the I'rolilieti6l Books of the:Old 'l'estainent and Psalms of David, - l'Eanslated .from the Latin of the SWItIDINIMItth Sold by it, tiralvo, &; ,Crass street,l-latton-garden; T. Ooydei', B, Clutrles-str, , et, Westminster; and.... and W. Clarl;e, Nlanclitlter , and may tie had of all Booksellers in Town and Conntry.` • • - , . The above Work maY now he. bad complete, in Six Volumes Bw.- pike 31.; and the Summary Exposition separately, price ~ 'rills Day was published, price st. (.41, 1. AN k,.,54AY un iIItONCHITIS; with a 131. - Supplement, cutitaiiiiii t ; Remarks wi Simple Pal motiur,y 411seess, &c. &e ' • fly CHAft LES BADMAN, M.D.' Second Editibn,-Cotrected anti Enlarged; boards, Ss,.6d 2. ELEMENTS of MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE; or, n Succinct and Co`ropendious I.4,cription of 'melt Tokens in the Unman Body as aro requisite to determine the JudOent of a Cootner;and of 4:ottits of Law, in Cases of Divorce, Rape, Murder, &c, To . which arc added, Direetionslor Preserving the Public tlealtit. By SainuelFarr, M. 13 'Second Editiun 12nto. boards, 56. 6d. London: Printed I for J. Callow,. Medical Bookseller; 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. BUCHAN'S' ADVICE. TO NI011114;§, This I)ay WAS pfibliShO, 011 C VOr. 610. price its. in Do:irtis, the Second 'Edition, to which are' added, variota Bewails nod .Irnprocemeti troth the original MsS, of the ziothor, by his Soil, of DVICE to i110:11 - 1ERS., ott the Sulject of 11n 1r Own Health, and on the Means of promoting ti4llolth, Btrength, and licantY of thtir'Off'priog, By WILLIAM BUCHAN, Fellow of - tile Royal College of: phyiician4 Edinburgh, and 'Author of Dutpestio -• whoa f or T. paries, Strand; and W. B hit:Lwow!, Of whom way be bad; by the saint! Author, ci p ire oin::i t t i il 6 ll. 4 e!l t i s t. , l64; i t te ir - !4im is e `l u 'r e : tu t l i t s iosi o ro k r t t i r x :dtic , titnit:zta:st d eyo. in.btiart4, . WALKER'S PRONOUNCINg..DII TIUNAItY, C •nipk'tr in Octavo: •This Day era. publiilteel, In one large Volume, 'syn. without-11m smallest abridge , tient, price 14s. in Boards, -a pew Edition, being thfr Sixteen' ii, ref. • , A Clt i It AI. I'RONT(HINCINCF: Die= TEONAIII7, and EXPt)SITOR -of the .ENGLIQI LASGUAGE: in which not only the Aleattitig..of.• every Word i 4 (dearly explained, and the. Stinnd of every Syllable sbovn, bitt„ . where Worth are sithiect to'clifferent iminiclations, the AuthoritlA nt tittr'ifest pronooneing Dictionaries are fatly exhibited, the Rea,ant for. oacit are at largo displayed, and ti,,e,preferable Proituntiation is pointed ow. To which are piefixed, Principles of Pronun ciation; in which the'Sioutitis of Letters, Syllables, and- Words are critically intestigsted, and 'systematically- or lunged I the influence, of the - f,,;ree4 and Latin . Accent anti Qoantity, on the Accent and Quantity of the Etiltlith; . ft tho roughly exatnitted,.and clearly detitteit ; and the Analogies of the tAilr uagearkt folly slieWn as to iity, the fitandatiatt of consistent 211+1 rational Prontiiietitt too. Lliewite, ;tales to. ltd'nbst'rrcd hly the S:atives ttf scot:and, lr land, and Loti d4n, for at Ailing' their retpective .pectiliaritiet `and-Direc tions to Vorti;iiers, .for atiquirtug err Knowledge of the Use of this Dictionary. The whole intorversethritliObserrations, etvitiolooical critical, and grantinatii•al. • By JOHN 'WALKER, • Author "of g$ Eletneiit it ref lb I . 6cution t ". fk Rhyming Diction., arv," &c, Printed fur T. Catlell and W..t)tsvies; G. Wilkie; Limr,- man, li t y,t. Acc, ()Hue, and BrOttit ; .J. Cuthell; 'Baldwili, Cratioek and Joy; nervouti, Nyely, atia.,lone.tt IValiieraNd Edwttrds ; 11,114. ynnl4ll,: : and Simpliin anti M3rstm . ll. , Th.s Du y j t . ,shl by '7, Call4w, crown-court, Princes-street, Salo; Ehers, Wind-Street f and all Booksellers. Detiteatedi by peraiii i,1.11, to his Itoyal tliditteiS the Duke of Sussex. T IIK, AIEDICAL FRIEND to the PATiENT, shoving him, the particular Sin:, cies of his Disorder : and also what to pursue, and w hat to avoid, in regard to Medicine, Diet, Situation, anti other. cir cumstances connected with his Complaint. Selected and ar tonged from the exteo,ive and 56(11116c Work of Dr. lt, 814E.F4 on disordered Itripiration ; with variant, Additions, adapted lucre immediately to Domestic Trvistment, • By W. NlSiti:T, M.D. w ,Fello of the ftnv Collv4e, Edinburgh, &c. &c.. just ltohlishcct,. • 11 Catalogue of a Niodcritt'&lection of Books, for 1816,.in Anatomy A,ledieinc, -.Surgery,- Cheruittry, Botany, Life, con-, t.iining the tamitt aporrtreil hors.--.To which aye added, a Litt of the various Lectures' delivered' in Loudon, &e. with the 'rectos of Attendance,g-Sold hyd , Callow,,Medical Book seller, No. 10, Crown-eatirt, Miners -street, Soho. .** foti value given f , ,r Libraries, pr Parc e li o f B oo k s ; or others ( risen in exchange, N.B. A Medical Sulistription I.ihrtsr.' • , Ii EITNIATISIIS, &c. 1) 11" STF.XIIS'S ()I 01)141,I.)Qt, from its stt . I irior excellence in the W. itiltt other external corn. piafflt,r, h;l4 _given tiSe, tq,4l variety of t:ounterleits, 'which are timv offered for sale in almost every ,street and town in the They are in general coniposed of ingiedients so ba,e, a, to proditee- little or nil 4tfreer, theveliy*,tleceiving those who c,:l;rt t relief, anti are wrapped up iii llirtrctions nearly, copic, of those of OW CktluilleOpgdeldoe. Oi which the nameo of 14. Sterer,ti, and Mr. Newliery, are made use of with the in tent. of mere readily deerntuling - unwary Pol . :chasers. It is become. necessary to obviate such impositions, which are pvactised even trih,,ases of secinimc respect ; the Pohl ic trill ther.q.»•t• LC eai fu fee . the Gennine xotd by F. Newlicry and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and ohsttrve, as the only marl! of authenticity., th a t the words, 44 F. Newby, y, No. -lb, St. l'aul's;',:3l:re engraved la the stimuli*. , • kIOOPING COUGH CURED I,VITH(..)OT IN‘I'ARD ,111E -1)1CINE, IN consequence of the benefl,.:htl effects of ENIMIOCATIOSI -fur the curt of lit it tres.iiig complaint, the flOtiPtNG C1011(in, iris .Nlajesty!) Letters Patent were granted to.S.ltOtAlk..., to„stecire to him lii 4 .;-)natit o compr,Fil jut). 14;stly thtivaatids of children are cored annually by this re on the fir“ attpcli innueiliate application of the FAtillocAnos will prevetir the complaint t3hing any hold of the .constituhoti, - an:* a few times way completely care.th# mus t ,Thstin j t e rases, perbeveratice will pro dace the desirv e d ; anti l i n renit*/ can be so well cilcti hiled for ehillren as - this,. for it requires no ntetileilie to be taken inwardly. Iu 111) this.metheine be genuine unless signed pn the kvl4ll)ei hv ROCHE, and ou every stamp the names ~f Shaw and l'fal , A , letis;'Gti, St. Paul's Church/and. Price ds. art! 11. 1%. ver battle. Sold by 4. Edwards, ts, St. Paul's, on the }got-way, rol'ectah6 lhaitti iu :ktv(lieinvs. EVErPERTAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSEOF LORDS ; Illot4okr, FES. 5. ANSWER Tb rtlE ADDRESS.' The Earl of • LtVRttPOOL, in the absence of ian , other Noble Earl (probabirChohnondely); pre. t en ! ,d the Princellegent's Answer to the Ad dress of the lloitse: The Address was read by ti:e LORD CHAN'tELLOE, and, in the tisnal man. ner, tetrtrned the Prince Regent thhnks:for their Lordships' loyal and dotitut Addrcs,, and for their prounied concurrence itt sneli measures as naght necesssary to promote the-best interests of the State, and to support the dimiuguished rants - 'which this country held among the nations Of Earope.-Adjolirntil. • Il OUSE'OF COMMONS, Several Petitions were presented, and leave given to bring i in private ltins; among thou, one tor lighting the City of I Exeter With Gas. "Conontitro. ' The Rt.ipott of the tiertUoittite on esrpii - ethrtor eirptri lig La*S MO brought tip';' A Petition was presented from the Licensed Victuallers of the - City of Bristol, praying to ts,e relieved front the additional duty on Licences. - - • • • i‘lr.:M; A. TAYLOR gave notice that he should on the 22cl instant more lor have to bring in a Bill for the abolition of the I)lllo*bn:tent of the piary, .ind on the ith of Alarch`a. Bill fbr the better Paring attic Metr..polis. . • The SPEAKER infornied the Hausa, that his Royal High ness the Prince Itegent had or Estimates of the annual ekpenilitore to be laid before the House. ' . Mr. TIERNEY huptd it was the intention of his Majesty?. Government ta, furnish a clear and ample statement beiure the blouse was called on to ,vote on the subject . % The CHANCELLOR of the EXCH4QUER'stated, th;tt. It was the wish Anti intention Of .his Majesty's . Govertnnet4-that it elem. statement Siuitliii be laid before Altai-louse, and ,:that the Army Estimates would he it4clistled. . ~ . Alr. TIERNEY hoped the !lode would be informed as tt. ti,, gross , amount. . , : , • . Lord C,ASt:LERFAGH said,. his ,Majesty's Gareruatet4t had the same object its view as the Ma. Gentleatall. ' - NAVAL MONUMENT. # ~ LOl'd (.'ASTLENE .Gl-1 rose, it, pur , ,,muiee of a no, lice he had, giVen, for the purp ose o f ca lli ng the . attention of the honer to the soldect of electing a Monument to record the services of the nut y. At the close of suet) it war, .it tva yattool that sonic measure Ofapprohation should he proposed, both to Satisfy,the; House, hid to show the sense the Ailitertained Of 'the . services that hid beett fierformed. 'file - House hint ':often had occasion. during the war to offer in various ways its tribute of 'gratitude—a tribute most acceptable to the feelings Of thOse brave men who had, .so"justly earned,it. Still, it any thing remained to b e Ilona , te hand diiwn to posterity '(ire thine of our army and navy, he Was sure the ll,Crse Would take (...Vl7 , step that was necessary, to the acconviish'-. meatof such a purpoSt. 01:scr branches of ,so 'cloy had,, it Was true, durin g the ~yi.e,., rendered. services never to ht forgotten ; but the tiro Oat devoted their I.iY,qS to Alm service of their country mostpeculitirly called for those acknow -4edgMents he was about to propose. it was i. 0.- deed sot i*.fact o ry, and perhipb the pr ou d es t mo nument that could be Offered, to say, that at the close it.; a 20 years' war, li, t iOrCeS, ihmigh, from the nuavoidablc.aceidents of climate or i n ischatice, they miAlit sometimes IttiVe been partially tonvd, yet that in no_one great shock tad they etcr bus, 'tnined defeat .—(llear, hear !).To 'Pr ,, cideuce; and o the justice nt u cau i r . se, t . must be ascribed, that this war had been one series of trawicetokent victories both by sea, and.land. 'lf there w as it, distingdishiu4 fe . at tire in the conduct of our Farces motf tionouridile i 0 them ihiit nny oilier, it was; that in the t‘,.liple coin's(' of the war the sliF,lticst jeitionsy had never Otit i ted bet weeni then). It %vat; alb° on enti.tent.jeature io tlist conduct of the %ear, that the . tioVeintitent had ever, w brit oeca';iuti deinanded it, confided, with.. Out' hesitation, the coinmand Ot.their titers and in.; mises to'parties of notoriously :inverse polities, and . that a tiniforin sti•eam of t...NtAtion had follott. rd their contit,letiee. .Ileivai ,sure, thrrefure, dui. . Pouse wonld .be Moat anxious to nt arlir their tip probation of both services, whose respeetive,me 7 rits.eould only equal tlioe of such other.. , Both Serfiees had done more than edulti be expected from human efforts; and the House vVould' be anxious to he:lin hose uxcri ions down to posterityr, in a manner !hitt should avoid the indientwit of any preferenee, and place both serVicrs tett a footing of cyntlit y. The miry had shon e fOrtli wit b great 6'1)111 , ', liancy in the e,triy stages of the war, because it *as then only,t bey had an enemy to contend with; the army at i later period, only because it was not earlier brought two the field. There were various incalcs its which the glorious achievethenis of the War might be recorded. They might be I ecorded hie Mma.: Mein which simuld collect the great feaittres ~.of the contest • in one that should select the distin i guishing Teatur , esof earn service ; Orin a .Monu ment that SliOttld Specify and appropriate One, transcendent riebieve went as. ii type and reps e tentative of :till the ret, . AS to th e first entitle, it. WOuld, not tie so interesting or. so valuable to the professio4 at largo, as to reco rd specifically the most transcendent actions of the war. Of the three methods, perhaps the int et mediate one ofse, IcCl int; out of naval is those bright features we ittost.Withed to record, ,iyould be in the highest de gree gratifying ; but it Was difficult to comprise the` whole, and if we took a 'fart, where . should we-draw. theline / As far its lie had been e,nahled to form si .101;111cl - it on the subject, the best method Would be to erect a Motitunent,whieh a itOodiog to end declar ing the general serViees of the : navy, should BiOre particularly specify the vietory of '1 ratalgar, ' He particularly recommended this . , because the ser vices of the tivo professions would then cStated in the setup light: We 0101dd - then havee Monument appropriated to the victory at IVll.terltpd, Ws having extinguished the •strife on the Continent, and one to the light of Trafalgar, its bav:n g Rat a t i e ; n d to that boast et 'our enemy which more peculiarly menaced this entipl,re.. 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