The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-24 00:00:00

111 I ki • S r' ,•• • A. ~ 1 ~~ * 0 ' +~ ~ . . ~~ ~. a 'r . 5 ~~ ♦l. apil&p:t 73'241 • TITEA'PRE itOYAL, Ditt3l.l*-tAINIE , MIMS PRESEN EVEN)NG, Feb. 24, 1816, their tr.ajesttes". Servants will pelforpt the emote 'Opera of THE HAUNTED TOWEL Baron of Oakland, Mr.liattie; Baron Pe Cower, Mr. 144- Lord William, Mr'. T. Cooke ; Edward, Mr. Harky; Lauly minor. Miii Poole; Adria, Mrs. T. Vooke (being her first .tppeactitcre on thiS Stage); o which will 'be added, the rarce of THE: .11USHNIAN IN LONDON• Captain Seymour Mr. Wallack I :qe.eollooney, Mr. Kent ; Ilpetodli Delaney ) (with the original Phinxtt, Mr. John- 1 t totte •, Edward, Mr. llurley • Frost, Mr. Foley; (liberty; Louisa, Mrs. Orger;.Coreline, Miss Cooke. .1 11.,),c,...11,1 Owe to he taken of Mr.Spriug, atthe Jtothrida, at tlw principal Entrance of the -Them te, horn Ten till Four, anti of wiiinn tuay he had (N ( ln. Monday, . A Naii Wuy to Pay Old Pubis; with TbsPii9r $01:11..r. M..ssinger's Play of Tht. Poke of Milan is in reheartil, and a is he acted, in the coureof a few days. Tlll'aritE ROYAL, COVENT-GAIWEN. rll 1S 1 1 1t 1 ViNT EV1 4 .1 r •NING Ftb '24 ) 1816, 1)4 per,4)nued the Trisedy of • THE. 'GAMESTLII. Vecawliffc:-./4rs.rtatiattg ; Slttitihrs - 14 11 01/ 0 ) . ('• KoraTilel Xtrris. Mutrayi Tioktik,..Sooriey, p , CauU•l4ll4. &lit* Foote. •.' • . ccmpresecti into Two,ACts 3 ,, , ci*ticler Prlin . . =tic Itentattce of • *XcCII.7. MaOcian), Mr. Egatud ; Cytnati, Air. Dtinistt Ditetts, Mr. Litico, fi r. Fawcett; I.7rgatitia. (the EU cluibtress), Miss Riskiest Siiviu,•bliss.StFplietts ; Fatima, ; Miss atiew t DOretts, 01.4. laistoit. Price, 4s. td.--Pit, , 4.'04.; • lecon4 2s.—Lower - Gallery, es.; Sectiml Ptice, Is,—lippre Gititrry, ts.; Second Price, new compiled Patatowitue.of liArlequltes (Thu cannot till Tuerdsy next. es no Oct - night the crle. 46004 appecr fo r . the fi rst time in'this. CituOtry. is engaged. fur.ft few nights. aitd will 'exhibit tbpie K m,ilrrful Pei torimioceLichichhare nstonlihcd and 4c. , 3401ited the t'otirts • ak* itnuttai, Itatniu - And Juliet; ` with The Miller and Na A dew Musical Plax, In Three. :Leta, is itt rehearial, and yr'tttlir rOdii,o), nntiov.!r. . • exroN ON THE VENEREAL DISEAS E AND ITS ''..:.'':NEl? MITSIC, AND MITATC AT HALF PRICE. CONSE'LIUENCES. . : • ' . .tilti 2,li.'s Ail N I.llta, with Variotibus, iiy hirtee totA I) s Wt. ilartiiliizzi, it. perfortoed with repeated applause liair , ft,dirtotterris, as.--U;hike - Com:jean, untt,tts ~. Tbis Day was puidished, A New Edition , price Ni. 11111Striaa with CMS. . Viii tiatipits, imitatinK• the. style of the hest Ntaiters, by L. A PA AC'l !CAL 'l'll.6i-I'IISE 'rut ale PRE slanien, .ts.—.l:in.'int's' l 'umplee Preludist, containing' se- • N.r.k.SzTios and CURE of the VENEItEAL I)ISE.l'..li, tirtity• Picludes,, and, twelve .Cioleners, allowedly: the best ex hildti n g the character, symptoms , and trea t ment of toe Nook to; thsSuhicht. Et 1.-•Paltqf 1)10 . :, Wvillv at) ut ,Nilltic, le. 1% ;•,, ; s.,..rases n omediately Or realm ely connected with it; tiontaising et•llarlY iidallted to *vial Tinte:.los. 4o L -4- 'MAq 4 " iolueile• ea. : Otisersisi ion. on. (duet, Stricture, Nittesl.Diseharges, the use Tie• yof allp4rts of Nlosicakwaye Ott Sale at tloll-Vrtei'. by 0. of -% I t! ii I O. - / -10 - AUs.-C . ant common Poitgie, Cutatteous'Etuptions, *mike:, leti, Great Portiatntistreett Sutherland, Calton- iatuit4;4'fy . Venereal Disease., Deoility general Or toerl, the attest, liallOhttrkh CUll'obb, Qoetett.street, rortsca ; Limon, f : ,,tyk vo rVforlipneratiots, &c t, &c. coutpristti; so elementary SMolowlystau; tratrard god . blown, St. Juhtt4trept; Bets- I ,Worlt4ll:4Stittlente and a guide' to the general' reiiiter, ; in -11414 Williams, ctrittishitat, • Itc: •. . • • • • , i ttogsers .a witlt liege ! t l'ressriptionsvapßlisiehlp to_ettch disi! . . , _—.- ....-.....—....-..~ ...--- -...,._ _ ~_ ,-- .ie rr • . ' ~ .. , 154,0 ik t,o% 41,44,1:. .‘ iii' ' ' 't) '. ' .P.AYNCBIA,N . AND CO'S CATALOGUZ • OLD - BQ KS •• • :•,, Ily• 'l'. M. CATON, 14trgron, ' •: • .•••• . • •V0R.71,414.. ...::' • .• ... . • No. 10, Stanhope.street, Newcastle-street, Stand ; late of ialti , Day wu pu b li s i m i, •• - •0 an Enx , , v u i ntu t a". t o,„ ve 4 0 0 1 • th e United lioapitalt of St: Thomas's and Goy's. ~ •• ' , rages; price 0.. Boards, •• , ', • Printed for Mestisw..sherwouttalld Co.,9o,Vaternotter-row, ' t TAsnd **,,N * UttA , l4 CATAidOQUZ of an bIaTEIS.. ' on . . . .. - . SIVE COLLECTION 'of' OLD 130(12(.5, for the i t ar • its lo,,its. Ise .soht.at the. priets ottlsed tecio; Ar!iple; )q ;rag *mu. IttesW !tees , ' C,ltutti„ tint litiewq,'Pateritibter tow, jr,,nidsin......'llo. Collectitin deaCtlittA lit this CatAbipte con-. oi#ea* tide InbeS•o4 , o . tedillittha of t;hst. Cupsicsi ; Missals.; Ma. *t..!ripts in geittuaYi Zirlylittgliirh 'Poetry, sna 11411BUtruUb i.e.: lei 4 valn4bie 1 1 00 14 *. in Ettglrill ant: well as all utlier. Liao , smo i tes, ata Clasies of Lit siatare. ' The attention of the, Nubility fund Gentry is solicited to ths contents of this Catalogtte, it; full confitialice that no collet tion, equal to it, for the quantity of rarities it contains; i n to ')et heen uttered to the p u hite..;Such at arc forming a ney , Liktrary, or ettlttrging 811 ad One, with be enabled to procitto 'Pay flocks, Whit:lt'eliewliere might be taught after in rain. The price of the Catalogue deducted trout purchases to the summit' of Ibl.' • ' ' ' • hero rocently fittL illes.rs.l4. H. and Co. il up someelegant *tut cothnualious rontut, for the purpute of exhibiting theii extensive collection Of bound hooks, including thitare add valtothle %;tit la deictitterl ill the cot,il9rie alo,e itqaubt.cati i %hid) rtiout: arc entirely tletaelted t coin the buitli; of.-the . . steloiles ile busineis. %le 'Librarivie or small ::.erections o f o l d books, purtbased - upwt liberti term.. . _._ coUGI-15, C:OID% At. s ir r l 3 . ,spis * co t 4il t ;sKorf ... r i, L t. OZ I EN . tinlogrovi viouctaists„.sta., At it 113 . 44r5A , in Toe t.o* •n'', at the ,cost intreeaole it* patine ; and sato, t by is. .4ratioally dissolving itt the snoods, tasty with tare certainty iie conveyed to the parts affected; these Lo• swops Ale sleihusteisent detergent, and lubricating, ailnying the tialing sedsatl.itt •Atich occasions Couitliing, clearing the voice, anti proditrin the most salutary eifeete t if wied as a fpw persons will be troubled with COssi h. thlou;h the winter, and their price plauts Owns within the Ncitett of all stilt -of people. Sol& Edwards, Paul's Chtiteli-yard, wha h the sole proprietor: the genuine will hare iho names of Shaw AIM fidwarils on the stamp. Atst4 WASSITS NNTIPERTUSSIS for thi. HOOPING COUGH, a remedy long approved 4114 reemuniended by the first families tn the kingdom. 'Price' only 'ICI Od. per bottle. • CONIWMP l'iONs Off& Kt). •" • APROVBSSIONAL MAN, "wko through in ex tensive practice in the allilVe Ihm,tt cu finuinato Aa discover a MOICINZ that is an INFALLI- . (.31Kil ridet.)NNIAiirrICONS ; sty which 4 . leiticiiie be 1 !lei enred tostiky W6is kayo's over by ,etnitient Physician*, and when flit. islet 440 •of a • tottsmuiition, attended with of Wood, Itnd iedorittows swel.ings Abi. fes..c. lhotlip the !loth of this ,tssertlon nsoy eit,' the' AdvertiAir .to say, that be 'has it In his power to refer to the m se lit lois cu', and when given over hy •some af,tltw ; he therefuro now phh licly nirerts it td tipae who Ord labouring muter this othietnte; litteas'e. !' • 'Letters (past•paiii) addressed for A. U. No. 2, Cambay. lansl.stetmt, 11,evy,ip4tone, • ondon, hve immediate attentiOn; aria where attendance i>t given every datql.loadvs,eseepted;) Irons IQ to It in the forenoon. _ . tiAllt tualtrs it person look ivilleh o• der thito they rrally aft , ' and is gencro,lly soo.iiktrvil a -imsi . great t irilWll.lCli. tit rorstoml Appear:sure I brace 10,4ny sisalto Asa • I"3lse Iltsit, to rernovo tile ilet tatittre "re n.,rnerotts isbicetioa to 441,11. Witt tiCic which wilt eintngt the li c air to its ytinti,tol coloqr t¢sit.tttr in vrery recited przterOlt!, ATKIN* IAIN's,ViXAT.IIILE I)Y}, pfepArtft friott Vegetables, 'vie- C e ti ) , iiinocent; a;iplieci; wit'rrntited certain So its iltatts ttf clutniiitic.o, WhiOiets , 4r. 410111 it Actor (Art 3+ to 3 Itvowo, arid, ( . m11)0 , 492, 1 4:4 - fttu,l9 a lact(, rerrw petit th.LCiicrtlrtng CRII posiltily ie. Atuty the eolatir, priciAi. tt7t. (Al:, AAA Akiso, lastrmnizrd FAAmity, tke;. A VKlNStri'l CP41.1:5(5.11.V10,, fur Aiyii.g tu ;40,0 Ilr.ul ut .tiotr the irot t . 4 and lu,tcc, illipitat 4 EcViiinq Oat - ravitpus 44iforytot * ,clearti ituc limit from scuri,tkc. strenithenti itrttlitti. , welsh, 4144 ristoio it oil :1(304 1 )tr tc-r!i*l►tw;edits twogrous instances,. 'tam tsf.wlttell ate' .ii,w,oetatvii hi an t.slay 4,0 the 11,iir, encroliit round CLldi Nitt‘e. itaboi ir!elis the Liair in (.4111 tintiot g life efferent itidtngs VI alio• g, Aiming, 2Cc. 'l3 the dampest wpotio6 rio? ss.fitt. mad tlou Guinea. , 44ci by .114aies stkinsop, rotrfttmer, ist 43, Gerrard•street, soltu•squari., London"; .tOtt,',l4S-44iintioiht,- hy.tuost Hair-, tir.t.Vre and l'oriutitirs 'fusvis awl V.O h i) t tyy, • live 11411ft' roots • Loth It erfells, `ask, 14 kAtliiisoss's,,i4er Or '''Atitinson's aticluti.• issimix..LkisSidip m and Aikirezka written itai4.l;;; • /WING dedicated titerselVcit Ns the study, i ...• slid hems grail - 6 , d by the.most con.siderulde practice 44 ) % ..iike4ittili wlijik '. l t. Ilkoght 'Koper to select, we trust thishiwti 1)IVO ilot, wore misetopllrti .),Ir tilor, than those wlhi, b. :he extensive tieht - uf the proillisiou, are ocoriiiiiinally illiiiiireil ulttoctilitttt, ;mil oriiitioCalwalts attain , tit:tt 4tic- CesS 'Whist . i,s itett9iieat by -concentrating the intellectual yower tin pile abisi!: .tr 44 (14410 A. , • , _ . ' .. •• . - The illPri.es'af'ileffillty are peculiarly distressing, for.llicy bthi g . Wlth them k t IV a Of-concomitant sysiptosisii sihil . 47 a "degkrOsit)tt or aII vital energy. existence itself heroines iiii rAttercil. . W'twilit r t het) , arise fro:li the prcvaletice a ill es ample, tip: d e strueti%elialllts.of 'school-buys, or the less ix .ensaille-Indulgences of maturity, shay reqnire the most assi 'tluous prole ,:sititial skill l''and well play it be "butt v 44,. that toy , p l c mikuraiice'ef,tinetincated--meii, ,the symptoms arl , Ng graVate,t, and the'ionsfitiition is'ilestr.nyed'. As Members of the Royal College:of , Sargeons, and for. merly,tiUrgeett , in his Istajesty!eservige, Wu.gr.o.und our lire ;,eirsitisis on regularity of Ftincation, and possessing every rivilege trivractice, we feel utsrselves ent'rtli.-ti to that ctio idence with which •we • have hitherto beim' tei liberally los kji up ee tl . . . . is flia.the first sensations sif local vatneis, early appliCation 'ill-freletit thetalamity Of ',is tieltiliiiited (rime ; but where th<isYtrvire:'freffit tt'tOlisfiaitustieiit of'f.the un misal i twos of. , the *ice-which caused his misfortune,•is fearful of the contempt lil4ertture of, , his • fatutlY 114tYlifika, Oil broihis ow : his in fi r litlitStivitit.4at fttl Concealment; it MOIL hi oat isfaCtery for -him ' 'id bit alisurctl-atit only ofitapalsility tit: tteetatent, Litt Salso4l the most itkviolahl ttcerp;;T, • gal?: Tba-:Venereal f iisease enatatninates (lie springs of life...t t liti *oafs of: es,l.stice are poisuited by it, pnfl posterity is itijuridr hyllie..ilkdheriitivtil Of art 'utlictuttaitt Moment'. ' . lii ,recent Vinereil .complaintl, it..is pit to, •preveut ititi o daNr,, , er; at, (Wrests; mid in the ;near complicated cases if it lite acquiremant4if.tite ) esivi rafteriettois jultitiaii(ivsilb tfrect-is safe, certain, istld speedy re-establishment.' ,-,...We:othir:the iiiiratititge-iffhis"ii*TitirivlieetbAliemitf,stither Sex who are atliioed with any kind. of ilehilit?, . or ati,} ‘ sykop- , IttnUt of Venereal infection. add in all caiei the term* die. , *ltineration pro awed ow t liefiestlntervicw. . , PaAimitt in tbe - . Coitm.a rit .. spoilt : O. to rtm Vs re, : It p4 1 .. n ote, atiti are reive4te'tt tii specify: their agr aiiit manu - eist imingias writ As the •vaiolitig ssluPtArrls:-.ut , t lie . .complOkt4 Criftltlk; and CO. • Matters of the 41toval,Callekte of ...Sergeant In•touidon-aatt' 44 . 40 1131# 144;f4.(14rifIP*-*-AantflOzzl 0 i - 4 r! , .- ... . . : ._ .. . .._ . . . Zfroulsed iy %lair Royal Highpesses the Pititit-1.4.i OF ' 'WALE* ' T.W L. I I t',4 tif YOK-K, On a . ..Du 4F. ( )1'" AVS.- SEX ; his limpet - int Wkikity • ;he !Ili PEltt - ?it QV ALA. 'TligPtSitt;§*ll; And toteMitprity of toe NOtilitikhropt?. out Fiiiopt.. '' • * '-' ''' * * snelirtak:%lYS NIACASSAIt OIL ; composed . of ve,rtable higredientk frOut the loland of Niatiassar, . Su cur 1;44t Noshes ; .posstsses in:10110ns firth etliaciatis pro. „pa*. tiltiniotatv,P4 /Motett-itt.tor e'radicating a t :) ituyoritirs .tar tilt inkit hair., revrisittig i t trout ra.litlg o ur pritipg litur,so, , notrills the wraii,, ,, L hair, and rehtlifrk it thick unit • 144 ,' 1 t On the itahleeL istactii - ; also a beautiful strong ,cia'sl, , :'itisiFtkit,i.rys,,‘►c,i Aurpig rt6i.nis weAlleri proclooet; 3,l)eikoi-: . . Elffts.Ntia ..,{ ! :„: 0 sa9/ Ileftli MC i a1 . :41,W ratil:tt ri, * E } l.:.1.11' ur.s, r t .: • t ie'pef,:efty:iiitiol.etit, atitriiini ,rit{i safety her *piqued . .2.-liiiirofit hr youngest isitiototiueli tvill - ren..ivr: it. int. , r*,,,,,rp5'ir,0.F041,. Ep‘h sysittios , bottle: ii incire4 ,ii%•ll.ow ,- ---.:t .- ir ...Attie on )isc Prorrvotiou of the 1-11,taith 11.44, littit.l its i.rifiot., .. A ItOWLA10)1:14 sON.". x,,,, to ‘‘, , t,,‘.te...; *.s , ,,t,sor , of TYMI, *ILO - ' c $ sw. er . 14,14 I. istrotAuce mu., iliate4 . 4 pt/fact cltanga .. ..41., ,,, ur tiro : .nr, . yr.Velyei Whiskers, &e. to a prow* 4 !" . ' 1, t 1 . 1 ., , ..:ol le, tins its Masi.' l'h Op; is Sli dilto l llo that ~ r,`youatit t.e rrnsorril by steslsing or perapir4tioni tale' ; is, ~stshosx.:;,, , that I..odli:s :gal Gime:remelt aittpift..-40r iiishr vittlifime gAO seerytti.—Prier. 4s. and 7s. 6,4 , 2.4 Oqujo, la ,I%„!‘ tyiehule iota retitti, by the eute.Proprittots, 41, Ito tia Itad 4.- if ~ •,,r , , 4 "' l. ' $ corner at 11 trUYOtt , 7111. .....,,,,.....-1143iiiaelt, the Ihr ' . i • , ' iov,•.i V, 1 , n11 14'. on the . ri%ht froth ,Itolhors; ; end Isy most Fe' t . i t- . 4( , 11: pyrf u m e rs, 114.1 r-cutters, 410 lib:Ale:we-yr rulers ih ~,,, ," 1 ,m ,:w0 its .;rry town , throughlut Lortsi.r.--Yrorilly • tha """ 'l i i t t.o 1 , M. ri.hants. - t aptaine, &C. 16*„„! AA t Tl 'io , ItAwlast.4's (sit, Or jtowlholl'b I) '' s 2 111 t obf . 1!'" '----, WC. 1)41 t4.ok)3viut "3 IiQ4I44I:SL) i•sil•P• - • . >::, BAi'UnDAI.7, FEBRUARY - 24, 1816. OPPICE OP ORDPUNCE, Feb, 9, 191 6. trill PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His JESTrS URDNeINCE do hereby give Notice, that Propoeitis wilt be received at their Wire is, Pall-Malt, on or b e f or e . Monday, the NM Najaf Februar7l instant, front auek' Perewrs or may' be willing to undertake the Supply of IIOSIERY ARTICLE' J'or _Service of this Deportment, fist a period of Three Yews, determinable aper the expiration of the first Year, von Arutice of Three Months, itt 44c optipti of either Party. ' Patterns of the 4rticles may be viewed, upon application .. 'at the PriaipnrStorekeeper t e Office in the r ower; and far-• thee Particulars, togdhcr with the rem; and Cooditilms.of tho ta l Ty' be. hnown at the Secretary's Office in' Plll-#Kaiore.,#, a ? . e dog between Ike "Pup of ,Ten and Pont. O'Cloi:h, where the Proposals mast he & livered , sealed up, and endorsed " Propolitli for hosiery Art!elsi" but no Proposal ran be admitted after the said it;th stunt, at Twetes o'Cloeb at Noon of the same day, with er will nr,l reitder be notice , /,, unless ; the Forty ,saa4iag it, , ne an digecit in his behca,l, t,. ill atte4(k . . , • Order of the R. .14 CREW; Setretartim This Day wool pitlillshell, In Quarto, price 21.25, boards, Volume the Second . of T Ulfi, 111ST ,, Ilf .t)f ENOLANO. By SHARON I s URN F.S.A. Coutaitung the History of the Reigns of Edward I. Ed :ward 11. MON 111. itiehard 11. 14enry IV. and Ileory V. —Alio the History of lteligi.orin goglaud—The I livtory of Fatah:A keet,l, and of the Eitgliiti Language and Pro . se Li terature. l'AiiutrAf burst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, Patioru or. t rosw . . ,pf:whina mar be had, by the same Author, t 4 lijittir of giogland, from the Norman Conques t t o the Accvibium of . )44lWarti the First. In quarto, price 11. I)U:tub:. ....Tha History of the Anglo.laxoni, cnotpri‘ing the Hit- St toly.of Ifotgland up r ite NOEIIIIII Conquest;iu Two Vohs. Smod Unit PARLIAILINA'A RY I NTELLIQtNC „ ' • goosE or Lor.us; lWO, FEB, CO6OO %vett itearti, in titeltiiii appeal, Hick! V, tooke—Judgmeot postpottut..s. Atomic' .wero aho haxrd in tile Scotch cause, Ualcourand Lutes= daint ; and in tbe English cause Doe ex tietn.--.». Oxenden v. Citiebester.—Forther proceeding on Monday. BARLOW'S DIVOR,cE. The papers in 13arlo , ‘`s divorce cause from the trtlesirtstical court *rye presented to. the House, stud laid on the table. The blll.wus then .brought tBlile. up, and read a first time. I.,E,ALF, ESTINIATtS, A person from the War Other presented an ace count 'of the Peace EStablishotent before the com mencement of the war in 1793, &c. moved for by Lord Grenville. Laiiion the table'. The Marquis of 4ocialito H AM( was anxious that the estimates of the present year sbouldbe laid on the tibia as soon as possible, us some time in . - lit elapse in the printing of them , before they tltt 1 1 brio the bands of the Lords. The papers hi , It. aeve(4% !" , ten presented in another:place, suit he t tustei little further time wonld be Idit lit-laying them out their Lordship's table. THE LATE TOATIIN, - . - ' • The. Martinis of Id.'tNSOolVt: rose to' more; p ursu ant to notice', (Or CelltiTh iteeOltiltS 4 eofilleet. l l: ' ed with the late. Treaties. He bad ,before suit- ed,.when addressing himself to•the general nature and objects of the Treaties; that it Would be ne cessary to have 611111 e explanation on certain minor points connected with these Treaties. Their Lordships would recollect that'Pariiirthent was in fmoted, when it was proposed to vote a stun for the porpose of bringing-the subjects of some mi nor German states into the field tor the servioe of . the but year, that. these Men were to be Supplied to ns at the moderate expense of Ilt . es„ a year per misn, - Upon that statemeet, and in that con fidence, Parliament had been induced to vote the suet` retotite for . the purpose. After 'the, saisigg had terminated, and cv:u after the set eke tttl been completed, two most extraor divary ,:rreaties were made in lime eolly4o of Ai. gait l‘st, in Which, by an ex post fa4l, arrange• meet, it was ag reed that this voontr,y stoat' pay, for the troops pt Hanover anti Bettuswick; the whole of the expense Which hail been incurred hy, these troops, or which they chose to say they had in= eurred, during this period of service : and,• lest there should be ails , outlet•froto 'the performance of this aneement in its fullest .extent; it was Id ptlhita * that .the drums and kettles should be paid for. It was Very far from 'his intention to cast any reflection on the conduct of these troops ;' on the contrary, on one could have a higher sense of the tterviLes of ~t he German trumps, But his groan/rot complaint Wes, that this . ex post fagto ligivinent h a d been mad with them ' iii oppositiou to that , description of aeirstiment which' had ken stated to p . ,, , dirpnent -.4 one'rif the teastieis for elm ,, eurring in the 'vote for the shuns required '! ' for the supply, of these troops. This was it very important Point - as connected With the Treaties, and the more important from its form- ' ing an'exampte of a' pro Ctice 'which had grown up, of not suStritting these sobjects to Parliament till 'after it was too late to' refuse such supplies, though Parliament should disapprove of the oh- ' ject. A remarkable instance of this occurred in the c u rse of last year, when. though, by a 'frailty cmicluded in March, It had been stipulated to pay .500,001. on account of the Russian fleet which lad come to our ports, no communication on the . Object was made to Parliament till the next Seasitits, in sovember or December follow tug. Such was the practice of .keeping buck from Vat tit-Intent inf)ruiviOn 00 those piduts'of which it sta's . Most iwiierial that Parliament should be aware. The present was another_instatice . of 4 7 - a retrospective egreement having been Matfr, by which a greaten' sum was to lseallawed than the fair eltiotated 'wive ut the service, as communicated , to Parliament. This required explamition ; and, in order to afford an opportunity tor giving that .expluuttion at another time, he should - nOw move tar an accOtrat of such arreirgentents as hail b eau made ou the subject to ,whieii :he referred, :with. ilanoVer atid Brunswick, iii the 10011th of August 18.15. Ile Was desirom alio that. an account should he produced of the: stuns received from :France mailer the head of itolettinsty,audwhether any and what iipitieS Lund ,t)eett ma out of theae stuns, and by' wild euthority. ' this latter tow, lino was intemied.to - brieg.hel'ore their Lordships a matter to which he. 14 lielo,re celled their at tention. 'The object, wastto Show whether such iFitteslind been made in. snell a : woos as brought them uoderAlic contraul of Parliament, lie con, eluded by Miking . aecor,tiingly., , : . earl . B4'1111:10,7 said he , would . refrain from sAying•nny thing oiLthe subject till the papers were on the table, wilco ,a- sausfectory .aecount of these matters wonld be given.: Thl Hail of LAUDEIWALR said, t h at the papers now'failed for. srottldi he believed,..bring,all the tivisolf information on the-.points in questioll b o om ! thOrtomiships. littt. t h ey w 4 .441 please to teeil:•lcct, th4tileilidcS the prioOkpal stitos. to .he paid, there werepensioins to be allowed to the Willows'of,Ofticeta far - life, and care would, he hoped, be qakeu to itielede the anionut ,of, these PenSionsin the moos, . ' , The' Marquis of Las-sotiwiix then Opposed to inclUdo.theoinount .of these peosionaapeeifigally In his motion. " ~fire motions, with thii 44111,41.112 Were .agreed tri.4 i ttljournetl. _ 1-10 USE. OF .COMMOSS. F6IPAY. ,F,ts. CS. INGO= TAX. LOPTUJI presenteil a Petition from the 130rausit of..tireat ,ttinnoutit.gpinst tile ,itnentstl rxTrc sr,V ENTIMC of the Property-Tax.."Ordereil to lie on the Petitions against tire continuance of the.T,lx on Property were prAseuted frpoti Malden, 11,tir, Steyningosnit 'other pi ices,. and were re,peetivelt ordered to'lie on the table. • Mr. BA-No presented a similnrrilition horn the • paris h of St. 7-Joke, Middlesex, signvil by :300 householders, and praying ale tinuse pot (0 lane tion those uneonstitotional nieasures for the in-, -crease of, a lArgy. military establishment, which. cou ld u lopeskudg peeessitry this . le-imposition of 30 unjust, partial, era, oppreivsiil e btlrt ben. • Mr. BYNct,lilievlse presented nnotpur of the same nature front the Ilatith of St. Mary, isling too. Ordered' to. lie on the table. Sir Jisses SitAw presented Petitions. against the Property Tax from t'm Wards. of Portsoken„ gate, and Bishopsgate. Sir SITILLIAss CottTtS presented Petitions to the seine effect from the Wards of •Caodlewivit utat Faringdon. , ---Ordered to.lie cm the table. ~ M r. GOBS LANOToN presented a Petition, con:k raining the like prayer, froni the inhabitaotitof tit* city of lath. Sir TstoalAS &CLAIM presented a Petition, elgni* 044.500 .land.owners, cultivators, and renters or land; in. and about the city of . l?,xeter,, prayi n g , relief under the present systee! of taxation. The.. Baronet stated, that thieCetition was signet(' by indiridnals- of the highest respectability, form., ing part of a class of yeomanry who constituted-A, valuable portion of tile.conomistity, and who trfire sented, that,fora year past they had been obliged to draw ern their capital for the subsis• enee of themselves and their families. He considered that it might be fairly said to express the general sense of the people in that pert- of the country They -did not attempt to point out to the House what particular measures would most eflettuelly cqu t.ribute to their relief, bet contented theta cites with pressing their case on the sympathy, and re lying on the ludgment of Parliament. litlot.101“74 was surprised that the Non; Baronet, after• so jostly_Altsrribing the rtspeilaw bilitv of the pet iitornts, should omit to state than the Petition 'ait).•ipecifically complain, amongst other taxes,,4l the Tax on incOme. It wAs tinetly uttiebered amongst the other grievoits bur thens which at present weighed so heavily on the 801-111thre'dt the country. He wished it to be known, that although the Hon. Bart. Ltd not thought At to mention it, the petitio.lers, _bad eee.' tainly..not forgotten it. - • 5%r T. AcLaso thought the . [Ton, and Learned fientleman might as well have extended his- sue. prise to his incapacity of-stating the substance of a pvition. He had stated the general purport * and left the petities. to be read in •detail. in the usual stay. Mr. Bftotteina-st had not intended to ;Inmate any incapacity to the. Hon. B stonet, but merely to titlettcotk" ket thought important onii The CtiANctittegi of tbilaltCliSfatttitt Saki, the prayer of the pittitiOn . was of a ieneral nature, and the Hon. Baronet had so described it. Sir Taot&ss Aol.qtee declared his only wish to % be to guard him:telt front the imputation of having intentionally suppressed an important feature tin the pe , ition. The petition wu, then ordered to lie on the table. Sir Tnotas AeLaten presented several , other peiitioos•of the same description, which, after a. few observai ions Trott f Mr. PRUSTON, were ordered to lie Mt the table. • • The Honie then, on the motion of Mr% Cantatft.' went into a Committee on the Naval Courts-Mar tint 101, and the report being received, the Bin wits read a third time. A -new , writ wns..nrdered to be issued for the borough of Yarmouth, in the file of 'Wight; in the room of Sir Henry Alontgotnery„ who, since Iris election,. had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. • A •considerable number of petitions were pre sented front licensed . victualleri against the addi tional duty on licenses. • The for the 'Abolition of the punishment of the- Pillory was brought in anti read a first time.--Ordered. to be read' a second time this day sennight. A l'ersin • at the Bar resented an Account of all Augmentations,. with their respective dates, which had taken place in the Sal:lrks of the Board Excise since tie Ist of January Is'l3`. neneral I 1 Wl' 'for a Iteturn of all Infer• mations hid for the purpose of imposing fines la ease of Illicit Distillation, with the'nnmber of Fines actually imposed on,. the different Circuits of the Judges in Ireland, since the year 1806 ; sko for a Return of the Names and Appointments Of the different Officers einployed' during that pe". rind under the Buit'ril of _Excie in Ireland...--Qr. tiered. STITE OF AriItICULTURE. Mr, Matt SUmsait observed, that notice of a very important nicition on the state - of the agrio. auk mai interests of this country bail been givers by so .lion: o.,entleman, to whose talent% atni, knowledge on that subject the country looked up with attention mot respect. Ha wished the Hon. Member to put the House and the Country in pus, .session.nf the course-which it was his intention to pitrsue, and to state what was the nature of the proposition that would be laid before thellonse. WEErsatsti said, he shoitid feel happy to crtaimunicate - his own views on this subject to O. - lion. Gentleniau, and to the House, if it were at all consistent with the course of proceeding he proposed to adopt. His Intention was to move far a Committee of the whole Home to take into ennSidetation the depressed state of agriculture lit this conntry, and of aim min whlult lie thought imperided . overit.' At object of his, motion - was .tut tO bring, fOrwarti any spec ks , tutu, tt, e of re* - '