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~= 0ti044 *01.4 i t .; ~- I , ; R' • .•.4.,1 . , , ,~=. ._., ~ a', ttirwlut 7341.1 ~. . ' .0.-- .•• THEATRE ROYAL, DnURV-CANE. • TO4.IIORIIO%ViI.,VESPING:- 'Witch 'l6, 18115, their,Masjestle.e,SerKanta.will Teflon!) thy Tragedy of 1'11101.714; OF I , Tile' Enfiteear; ; tudotieo Sfnrza, . Kean; Francisco, Mr.: .f;racelip, Mr. Oxnerry; r- Oiint 4 Ff . 2Mittl l6l rm , 'itris -Boyce ; ,Euge 1113, Mrs. • . Td*ldiftivill bi - a .11 , 41 (Intl; tlm'o), ti new Farce, called NEX. 1' ? • The principal Characters. liy Mr. Dowton, Mr.. Bartle* Mr:Oxberry, 'MTS. Orger, Miss Avers, :Mrs, ar7owe. The Doors will,lio , opened ;it Half-past Fire, and the Play te.ctin''at Ball-past On Monday, A Way'-'to Pay Old Debts; with What 'Text? . . • ,Tii raTttz KOVAL. COVENT-GARDEN. • nrio-moit.t-zow EVINING,. March 16, 181.6,, will he "aifed the t'Oinedy of ',THE .NCL.j.OOL.F.Oit SCAND,AI... Sir Peter Tearle, Mr. Tawpert ; Sir OliverOliKer ,arface, Mr. :ToTr, Sir Benjamin Backhisei•rdi . ..Liktdri;. Joseph S'lrface, 111 r. Young; Charles Suil,ce, Mr.(. Kernhie; C..thtr-e, Mr. IlattheWs; Lady Teazle', &Neill (being. her first ap. reerome in Comedy in England) Lady Sneenvel Nirs. Fau cet; Mrs. Candour, Mrs. Gibbs,; Maria, Mi.-s Fot.te. .1e Which will he addrd, the Farce of NO MUIipER.. Apollo. ilalsri, Mr.. Lisison.; .14i.. Mathews; ,D‘frs. iratellet, Mrs. Dare port ; Fac ny, :qrs. Liston. Guy .lillatiutt Pro p hexy, will be repeated *very Monday and Tlinrtday till fort - hi:1; notice.. : ROYAL AQADENIY, SONIERS,ET-PLACE. . NOTICE ii,lieret4 given that the of the. ROYAL • :ICADENIV IkIONDAY, the iiJth of April next.--The ! rtkti are desired to send their several Perforniances properly' Pronted, - with their Docriptioos, Arid the of the l'ortroits, I or insertion iu the Catainguo, un gloms(lay, the Fiit*ll,* or by t4:lnelt ort"Yrislay r -cite Fifth qf, April, afro- which.ti Jll j Stone will be received:—No Artist I.: to send more than Eigiit Pictures, or Fight Drawings; no Miniature can be aliened vlacr, unless in a frame of tuAerate dimensions, nor can , agov Copy he detitted. - - • • the Royal Academy will take all. possible oare of Works entrusted to them, btiteatunot hold themtelves responsible in "eases of accitlinr. , HENRY 1-TOWARD, K.A. Secretary. rums is the LAST DAY warranted undr4tvn ../L„ 'riCii.ETArt,l AftEs civ) he obtaincrd fnr 1.1)4:!_ ' GRAND P;tlZiz. of 25,(mn.GUINKAS in GOLD! ELEVEN other` CAPITALS, and more than 3,000 Prizes, • *Lich M . V.CT ALL Are Drawn TO,NIO.ItIIOW. the Lottery will finish.—liegins at nine in the ',quiling., HAZARD, PLIHNE. and Cr'. Contractors, Front Gate, Exchange, who Shireerfand ,Sold • No. 842, a Piiie of 20,000 Pounds! • 18,605, s,ooq.Poulit!i! &c. &c. &c. ,`Vrawn WWl:lmlay, 'GO ,:f Alm - chi and a Prize of L.SiODO, with Three Prizes df L. 1,000 eitclb drawn Saturday, Pc binary24. - VIESSIIS• LINGFORI), No.l, Little liroolc . V street, llonil-street,, beg to acquaint those persous will, RUPTURE, of their PA 11'1..NT ANA i'ONIiCAL -114hiCF-REGULATING 'IItCSS. No invention littherto.disi. • covered can be of inch essential service, as it may be regulated -either higher, lower, backward; or forward, to the exact pelt affected. Its superiority will instantly he apparent ou , ezatuirration. Dispensaries xntl hiuspiials regularls , Messrs. Li. further beg to observe, they continue io practise with unabated success thetadical Cure of all ..uptures which, •srlis be 'reduced. - - . FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. . IVALSII'S COLIFOO . I GOZENTGES, 1 ',silage was the Name' given to tkiltsfoiie by the antients, who tutew its value in Coughs, &e. It is peepit rrl in the form of Lozenge, :is the most aereeable to palate ; and !also, that by , ifs graditaily dissolving ia the Mouth, may with wore csrtainty be conveyed to the parts affected; these Co 'oienges are sleuhstriteitt, detergent, and lubricating., alLaying. the tickling sensation which occasions Coughing, clearing the voice, and producing the most salutary effects • if Used as a ' ,preventive, few.persous will he troubled with digits through the winter, .tind their price places them within the,reach of , altaatiii of people. Sold by. E. Edwards, (iC, St.: Paul's Church-yerd, who is the sole proprietor: the genuine will !sive the names of Shaw and Edwards on the stamp. o: Also, 7iTALS . I - r$ ANTIPERTUAtiIS for the HOOPING remedy! inkg' approved 'and recomniended by _the fikst fanlike in.:4o kingdom. .•Price only Q.s. 9d. per Doak. nOOPING COUGH CURED -WITHOUT INWARD ME- L:nem. 1 4 57 rOgequence of .'the - belleficito effeol of JR. ROcti k's F.NIIII , IOCATION far the cure of th - it this. trosioreomplaine, HOC PING*COIfOH; his Majesty's Letters Patent seer° granted to J. BOCA to secnre to him vii. ~•aTnahte comliosition: !Many thousands of, children are cured annually by this re-' racily ; on'the first attack an immediate application' cif the EmigtocivroN will prevent, the et)mplaint ttil:ing any; bold of the constitution, and a few times may completely nire, lit the Must. obstinate cases , perseverance- will pro-• duce the desired effeu ; and tin remedy can ha so well calco fated for children as this;lor it requires no • niectitine to be .taken - inwardly. . , • In tin case can this medicine be genuine untesi 'signed' On the wrapper by .1. ROCHE, and On every stamp' the names, of .sll;i.se mid F,dwards, 1;4, St. Paul's Church-yard. Price 4s. "sod IL' es . . tier Softie. Sold by . F. Eilwarils, CS, St. Paul's , on the Foot-way, arid, Tststictislile 'Peelers it, . - , . • , • .• TO THE' PUBLIC. G ''' ' ' IA I 14EN16N, there is httthing s•() indispen sible to a genteel appearance as a clean Boot -or Shoe. A man'slortiitie . or his -talents to ht of the n1.;,1 - shining sort. but, unless, his Boots ..s.ve a tittle of thc trite shining 1 1 ,11 " 1 1 also , he will mee.t with hitt a ,comparatively small', part of the respect ants admiration that may be his due. This i 13 the Law of l•ashion and she must be obeyed. The truth . of this fact is undeniable ; and when it is . ti at 1 .. 3ally allowed that thele is nothing so odious in society, • and so much ag ., t,inst the lavvs'Of cleanliness and dt , corunt, as foul or ill." „s:ttatit.;l itooti Pr Shoes, wilt, wmilit not seek after the iir pc r l•entetly ? It haneen frequently remarl:ed, and part icol,,rly liy the Fair Srx,•how beautifellv tli., te, t• of those Gent semen appeiir, v. 119 use TURNErt's I',I , AL J.N.P.IN BLACKIN(;, ''' ttkr it' iv noque.stiottably the' best 1 ihtt la made for elvoittt a Inc , and wholesomeyo:ish b Boors .kotl-Isltoes. It 'is thereloyet revollilliend et! Ili titlilleineri 11 ' na Latrear, as the ini;y artide ' a't 11 0 WA wltiolilhey ought to ptivolia.e, AS, it pro.clocos Lite )ngliest polish and jet black ever beheld. AgrentisAt Latt3, - Agents at Bristol. Cuy,. lioggettq and S o n, - crtittwelt, ' ' . - . }Aro, :Robingson awl, Stuart, . iktiltrr and Son, I • fliiii - ey and Lang) , • :lwoidos, ,..1101gii4. . i •. Coot,, Coteshrtny, t 'Welsh, . ` ltut ter and Co. Pearce, , Ja - i. Smith, 1 - ')lntlite, Bolin, ... - Skitle, Russ Grant, ' INltand, 'rrditman tad Ev:tasf t . ,ltioks , rlbon, . Dowto,:` Nt.inoet, - Smith, . :' • Stellhea TaTIOT, '' . EariO3 . • - . 11vron, Crisp, , •'''s.frp:. A. Aildrews: 'Weed. Pka • '5ll°A" Priv*vlitplic,lwit'otbio-hbotimit.blo Japan r.laeltinst• -‘4)rouuh the Liiiitinto of 1 . 1. e WitOlv.N.ite4l6l..sa, .)1 . lty apply 3og tt, the ,Mattufactory. No. 11.1 0 Loudon-road, Southwark, ior fui . ..C:,401I711/,17/10 V.B. AO. utv's iliac in. ~.. / 4 ) • 1. , • `_ , .• ' , 1 ~ C 1 ' " 441 ~'' 4-• .- 4, q 'k3 ' 4:-: #4 ,1 , 1 - , ••••• ' ,-",'!::, •; 4 . _ 4h•4 4 , , 11 a< , , 4 , 1 I , . 1' 4, ' . , 1, . 1 i) A .t\i A_ RC I a., 18 TO ALI, N',..;-1.0 VAIXE, \IG I rr. Thi..li 4 l of the Aged isrt siored ; kVtrali`siglit, A rol the Yerfet Sight preierratorpoO rinerriog Prinelples. 10 Y 131tAi)i;EititNir!S pA rt , ',NT.7sPECI•4%. 1)) • CI,,V.S, 07j,0d0.a - eeT. .r 4 prevent bii;gioiotinent, he pit. ticol ir in olY,erving. it is not n,'4ol%;•LtitPit'Privait! Non n ',lr to the Fiiit• mon,zer's: betwcittli Swelow-strCe3 atttl „ - vaY w: 1, P‘Ptshel, 3vo, )Escit 11 , 11 VE, iir the 1111 - • .L'W 'FISH Sre.:(,`INIIiNS &visited in the Itetion of Ow itoyal Tost , lntion. V 1.1,1.-INI 'MOM -I.S Ctt - 4 M)l':, Printed for Longman, Hut Rtes, Ottne, anti 1 40 , Fiti PaL tcrucnl4r-roty. . Thi•; Day crbs in 'Pro. the Seemal 141 :lsc ( PATS of AG I tlfA s ijU,A L CAP:, - WA :\ll`;TilY, iu a Course , qt I,t.etttres, .for the h.).,ra 4.f ;tom) iC+sltttru. - ' 13y Slit EIt;IIPAR.Y TIAVI', It,!nts'll 08 tut bi,..w11 P.,- ' ter:luster-row, Lund,,n; and C., l•it49lt . • . . . . . On Tileoctlay next will be int1)1,•Itol, ts. +;d. uE SPENL.I-J . C11.1,Z Nir EN r1;;IiN, AL N1.1)..0n the DI •;"I'IIF.SSEI.I sl':k l'F f ' of the Aiilll - of the 11N(41)0M.' Printei; his ItoTal !ligh ,S4 the Prince, 100, Pall- Malt. • • Day 1V:IS rtuhli,lieti, '2s. N tn, f!t: the i,ilmerotis i'ATF.,%IEN l'S anti 1 , 01 i-IPUESEN LIONS' . ' cectitioni, knoty t t b y th,N;osie of PIMPULAcr, the • ;!.t, slave 'Frady, and the Civiiizatbm of • the Africa,' locitution, and •ati , Acpc.,rt of their t.:ainntittee it.-c&Pitaicnd - lag •,. ite.g.itry of Slave:, in the West-India isi4nds: London : i'Votted Julia Hateliartl.,Dookiieller to .the Qtycell, Day was Ivo, in kl Vols. foottertp Fourth LW! price. IGA. buartli, of— • ODER.h..K, tits .LA 14 the GOTHS • a Tragic Poem. . tly ROBER S()IT F. , q. Poet Laureate, end Member az the ',vat SpailiAli.Actulemy. Printed for Loogni.ta, llur,t, R 44, Osase„ anti Browu, Patirnoster-riiiv. Of whom may bc had, by the sasle.Anthor, . Minor Poeini, 3 coll. 18s.; Madoc, g v.'s. ; J oan o f Arc, 2 vols.lbli.k(;unte of Keliaroa, 2 rols.V4s.; Thalaba, 2 volt. 16s. ' . _ Speedily will he puhli*lted, I. A, Pd.:rim:l4e 'to Waterlda, n l'oeta, its I rot. foolscap, svo. with Ed.4",t Engrati,h , s. . 2. The History of tho l3i zilt, VolltmetheSecone Prii IEQUAItTItiI UV - it P.VI 1 4 ; was poOlislted tiix Ilay.' , ISt PARLIANTE,NT.. 11008 - OP LORDS,' TnunsnAy, Mstton 1 Itotoients giten in two Appeals. Mr. Itatussos, fr,r, tare Diu ' t:otapany, prt:3euted it it Aecoun.4 11,,,rciat, aud the pros 4 ross of tic Wortis. • Otdi:Ottt 611' the fable.' • ANCOOti. 1% - tili---.,IOIItCULTURAL Loyd 40,11-}ptio:Fesettted a PetitiotKtyotn,the Inhabitants, of the parish of. Cliertsey,. Surrey, against, tlic : Property Tax - . ; His. Lordship advert ed 10 the inotiiilci!oon which bad been thrown out i r'respwing , the :igricultuiral tenant-, an d, oh. set va . d,.fliat the fainters, (2hertsey ‘k'cre onible to derive t pro* from their Lind to otly evtlt ,thtit l.i t, and that therefore any Prop rty Tax now imposed upon them ~otald onv oe as fax 'Ton their losses and nar upon their I'r .;its. Ordered to he on the table. of presented a Petition 1i , nl :He Land-owners and commissioners of l' a pnly i n the county of Wigton, eomplairing of g e.tt .agrieultural iiistreas, anti praying that for relit f a bounty, he gtanted.,ol the Eixpor . t.a. hop of GrAin„ a prohibiti o n enforced upon the . itnport uf Fore,ign Outlet', Otic.ese, Trig Lornisiiip presented another Petition from the same quarter to a similar eircet, Both ,were or ele'red to,i.ie.tin the table. The Niible Earl then ohseaved, that. he trusted Abe Government, as well as the Country, were now a l pried the' treutentinai evil that. most (moue, if some teCtef were not given, to the agrieultnial classes.„,suirer ine,, as they now arc,. the greatest distress. The' otter questions at present before Pat tinutent, nu ' nortaut as he admitted they were—the income Tan the Military Establishrn4n?, sunk to no thing in comparison avia n the presen t distres,sed start'of the agriculture of the country, to which event attention ought, without delay, to he turned, to pri . ieide a remedy agiittst tliOse 'evils which must other•viSe' inevitably ensue. - He thought it ry,lit to say 4 words respecting an allusion that h,tvt.heen made on a former wcasion to the . collection Of . , (he• Property fix in Scotland, plir^. pcirtitig that 41%vninot levied there with the. same equality as hi England. , lie was 'convinced of the contrary, with iegard at least to InA. It he istiti ,s itl<l by some, that the commercial Closes 1)!ty their fair proportion; n ilia respect Lnd in Seotland,.every tranitic- . tion ctrl iting R i; ,was reducede to' writing ; the knoW'D, anti he was COlicekir9 (4 the Property Tax :took t!ieir fell tenth. in sonic. parts of Leland,: on tire 4 Other hand, it was wel l' known that farms were l e a ses : theVe were no written doNi!'neits to tkEite,y, r.na the • rents could not be g;,l -ot in the Santa Way. • • Liird lioLtAxo agreed the NOble Earl (awl h e -fsche,t it a) , ,c . ,oe • biitt:rt z linto noubt 4On buiticct) , t%it: agrit olturtil c l ose . ; 'int it Sto, ;tist ) ifiv t •thitt'the ronotn.rcial Were snll‘ring !nod!, doll the fact %this, th dli tleSS itt the present ni . orntUir itevailed'every class of 'the - cm:tumidly to a,greater extent than be hevetl, wa.; ever before known. could : not, howeep., u p, e with the ruble: Itarl that the q tes tion'tcsp-;:eting the' iticonte7 Tax, ;Ind the eunr inotts alllit ry lilstahlisti,Vient nowt prolioctl, sink to not C6lllll>trits4m'iyitit far iitj•eldtClrli ; t i'vtis,.' in his opThion, that they were fitly c4lllli , !cit ' -i. it • the 11.11CliaSc nitiit be had, the Imre tar it root be paid ; if the cOuntry kk was to be satimit'd with the Estahlisionent no,v idoposeti, it was e , idantthat they must al , n br burdened . with `a great piesstire ot taxation, in order to pay the e x p en e. With respiiet . levying .of the Pro peh v Tax in S'Attiatid,the (louse hiving reilised, the dookon;uits relating: to the'sul;ject, he could only speilt from repot t , hot 'aceOrding to the re ports he hail hetird, toe Tat was not eollecteil in stone parts of Sent laud in, the manner directed Irisit being p a id by I he, 10.mtlords, opt not by the. tcll.ilxs, to the Mode Prescribed by the Act., trnsted, Lowever, that if, to the ruisfoi rune Of the..' codutr'y, - this Tax trait to be enforced in a t i ra te of, wOttlil he taken that it should he' equally levied and collected iu all parks of thie ivineatton, The - . Eal of GALLOWAY in explanation nbsecv- Jed, that tt i 1 ininnte y(04()41.1509 f.l);o,.,lKOAr.een . t.he county, for inst,anee, front wileuec. hr. ca fine, ;sod any comity in dingland, he ,w a s satisfied t.itik the collection of the' Tax in the former woold.be: -found perieetly,eqii and fair. The. Larl of 1,0.3,nr...iittr, .thp absence of Viscount. AliSoll.,lnerleitted t Petition (we eintid not bear from whence) ogttint Propury 'lax. Orderea to lie on the table. The Sutithwurk Bridge was, brought up from the House of Commons by Mr. 'stl3.iNg.it and other Members, and read a riOt titne. CCATENTS. L..CEYLON...--1. An Ala:Anna of the Island of By Captain Robert. Perreval. 2..1 Pest:rip;ton ot, , cry . loll; By Cordiner.: a. A Narrative of Events - 1111:c 1 ;:tild'ilf Cey lon. 7-11, A CJIABGE to tAtr - CLEit(i :ICES.: of I,,ONDON By Williatti, 1,4(1 Brsitor , If Lokidotl.; . 2. Let4rs roldrassed to the. Lott! liishop of London—Ay Thomas 11ePtam.---111. 11110NA.1,'AltTE,---I. Narrative of. Napoicar , Buonstparte's Jottritsv front Fout , 11 11 )1.••fl 1,, Freitli.' O. liist , ore de l'Amliaskacie. I. rralt. du Cabinet des Tuiltnies: =4.: Hiiiroire des Crooner •:entaitivs.' L. Conspiratioa dt Buonaparte. La Portcfcnillt• de Bug naparte. 7. Extract of a •lott nal hept on hoard Iris Majesty's s hip itdlerophon. ,By J. IlOvrthatik,:lt.N. 8. Narrative' of Events alert place in Fiance. By Heirs :I,srta Wit .1 1 ERNI fiti SCYTITICI IS. By ettil, .1 Jamie son. 2. The Clutracter of `,to,seti,' Jo‘vpit.Towns it'll.l.- . V. N AR1L...11'1%7E of a FORCED JOUItNEY thr611,41, tit' IIN and FRANCK. By 1..1(1. 111 . -they.. 7 .,..V.i. All',: . ‘ll;.'.‘NTs. Miniites of the ft acts •n • the Island of S. Helutta. Nlttjuo•Oetirral VIII. t A CflJl • l4.—An ‘Necottnt (4 the 01 Cattioll. By the Hon. Nitimuttoriart Elphirtstone.—lX. i, tI ,IIA .t No vel. By the Author of Wide a.itt i't tf, By Milian* Wor4s‘Nortli. 2. 'lire 1)(ie. ItFAL;• , I 00011 N ..rh, LIFIf. of NI LIP ItIICLANOrIION. l!y 2. dte .Life of .1 eremy Taylor. ,li t y • the Rev. Iledry Kn , tv XIII. 1.011.01 , A,,t;1N., 1. A;(l,eniiix to 11.untetil44 Twed da.,, 9. Letter .to the Editor 4 .1 th e fly. the ! . ::arl of Elgin. a Postscript. to, a Letter.. AV tt Earl of Elgin.. 4. ANd :Tat i re. By Philip Hunt.. • '". • Printed for .1 , 111 Mai-ray, .11,4otnoTi.t.-4reet,lfontion. intmAiKyr utuTfiTlTC,fuitr; This Day was pi 11.10.11.1, Cotrected . for .trice ai.r;d. sewed.. rrAVLOit'S 110()K • einitotiiing. a Comet Li.t of by the most eminent Aturryto in 'll.'oo, lt) I ite' ieVO4l Aril-. fitters: concerned in Building, with the .I:iiir.iey,ora's Prices' affi;tecl to each Article. To which are added a Variety of int- . portant Nlitnior-,...i1.1iits and ti des, it•tettil to every Yersoni 'concerned in or Valoitlg. ~ • r an I:Ai:NE:, 5uav: , .. , ,01t.• • Printed for J.'l aYlor, at the ,rel.4tecia...ll Library, No. 59, Iliga Holborn, Where inny be had, lately published, 1. Lugar' sr Viitini and -Views of Building., executed its Eng- land slid ,-;,.titlanil,,oo 32 Plati-s, quarto, 4s. boar:!s. .2. Lugar's Slieh.i.es-for'ebit.iges, rural &c. plates. odarto, 11. I Is. hid •3. Lugar'sDesigrisp , yFitrot Houses, Ferns Yards, I)aitics,, Cottages, &C.. it - plates, inn 11. s.. 4. Dram's Desigos forC.,il.4,;es ;,iitl rural Dwellings, 9i) plittee,:large. stoney,, ii. ';'s 5. Dearn's Designs for lodges, Entrances. to Parks, &c. ;Cr plates, large 10:51 to, IL its„ , 64l. poenck's Designs for rustic Cottages, picturesque ings and a.) plates, iiii.arto, 11. i Is. 1.10..11.'s Designs, for. Villas Clountry.l-Touses, * .on 24 plates, ciuArto, 11. Ss. hoards. S. liuslAy'hl...)esigits tor modern Embellishments for Folding Door', ' -Pieces, Varatidas, Stc...fti plates, quartO, cO- - !Owed, ii. 11.. ed. 9. Atkin'. for Villas, autl other ritriskEttkldirtgs, of • . • plates. itl . tart 0 11. II s. Gil, • to. -tit Mg .4 ' ldiot* fur Vicellings,Czettages, Villas; 34 plates, quarto, 11. 5. I. 'Pod's Plans of Ifot Houses, Qreen Houses, Conserva tories, Ste. 97. tE; plates, lobo, coloured, 31., les. (id, WA ItIN!S (AtKiINAL JAPAN LIQUID ; . . • it.t.AcKtNG pradoces a brilliant Jit Black; equal .to -the highest JApEtti VarniA. presktrvesNtha La:tither soft, and prevents its cracking, does not soil the .linen. is per redly free'from.any unpleasant Will retail its sir tuts in e e ry cl sad,'wholcsale; by ItOr 'tux Wit.RBEN, 14, St. Martin's — Jane, Lottdoti ; 4ticl .tetail by Caldwell, Dahlia.; White, ‘Vaterford; "rtionison, Belfast, Badmen, Ediaburgli; Os-. borne, filasgnw; Lyon, InC'erttess; Cankalirt hy, Plyanniah ; Evans and Co. Chester. Clark, Lancaster ;• WuoLl. Mertitlew, Coventit gheliir Id '; Grre!nslitile, Guernsey ; and by his Agents in every Town in the. Kingdoiii, in Stone Bottles, Is. tint. a Pint; 134. anti Gd. ea . ClL L)Atliidii.—ObSerrei none - arc aepuine unless: ~~~ iii signed on the Label, and id, st. hisrtin`s-lane, stamped in the bottle, ex the superior quality of this Mai:lo'4lw in duced several bAse liwpostors' to *AU SpUtiCollto Couepotoliioxis tinder the above Names mAlt Itl AGE OF THE ritiN6Ess oammorru Wiri 'of Liv th,PooL - pfe'ts'entiki ' Messitge from the Prince itegent, of 'the 'following is u corrvt.t copy " (31:ffitcz, p; The . Prince Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his 514jesty, having g the Itnyal Consent. to`a Marri4ge het ween his ongtsier, hvr li.a);‘i Highness the PrillCti4S char lottr Atignsta, anti hisSerrue H4, , lnteii Leopold George Fre derick, Prince of ( ; 'ohourskof san)lnlig,, - 144)i thought. i 4 to cum t* . s 4 ine to 1,11i3 1110,na0., . , , itoy4 Highness is folly persuade&that this alliance cannot but he acceptable to all his Majesty!. fait IA di 411bje4t3; alui the - many proofs which his !loyal iiightresi Las received Of the affectionate aitaelunent of this House to his Majesty's person and family, leave itim no rum to doubt of the concur• reuce and assistance of this +louse,' in enabling 111133 to roam such a irOyision, with a riew.,G.the saisi marriage, as may he suitable to the honour stud dignity of the Cuttntry. P. It." Alesssgc bAvillg'beeit read by the Lour? t • • ..,..... .. .~~ f:rnrcn sEvnwpENerfi . . Cl:.'accet.i.oa, and ttfterwards by` the Reading Clark, The 'kart of Li vf.111 , 00!. observed that Fe h yest'erday iVen .lll ilitithiltiOn to the house of such a 'Alessage ht-ing intended, in . conseotterice ul its ba . ving teen'tlie invariable pracr:ce to niov e ftut Address the'day on which thit esS age was rc,.. ceived ; and thete hein.; no rea, , (lll it 0.11 4 case 10V departing from that practice, he had th.refore ;,,ieen the intinatiou, el . tse any. Pecr shott i ld wish to attetid. tic shoold, upon tile preSeitt tiiita: it tOitl., witincining to detain their Lordships frOlif to litiiIIIIIIIOUS:VOte y, Willett he cuilli;.:e it matt t be - result. Ildwever they !night dffer . Ott political quiestions, he was , sine that there was bar c.ne feeling trpo t tole stiniket, but one seelinent— , t;int t.f a l ivr o hat n tut the ittieriage iirtw`proposil ; but i.nts that of concittring in any mettittre that tould coPt• i bute to the entillott and liiiAtineqs. tritnis Persotnes. El ttioight it doe, however, to say, with reiard to tit,- Persoirtge to aliciiii his Iti , Yal Highness the Prince Regent 10 4 4 ers ii s r itt,ti 6;1-c 10, Itatislitc,, thy; marriage - ,, - that, - tioin his own knowledge and infotnnation,-'he could , speak in the illighett -tettns .of. the personal- the respectability, and character or that Ilinstriory Personage; hurl he could say, that not ottly in thht Courts. wider ,w belt Prince Leopold had been eMployed, but, in .all the Courts of Europe, an.iong,4 those tvito were above him, those who %vete his* etptals, and those below him, who had been admitted to the honour of his actraintattee, there W. 15 lUlt one opinion as to the high per song iterits of, that Pt inie, his great respeetahr. lit y, and his highly honoitrable character. H,e did not think himself c•411N1 'Too theprcsrot. occasion to enter into any details as to the pry . . h vision to emaM de for these sst ioo s Persoitagesj. that question would come,. before their Loitl., ships at another time. lit' wootd sity, hmlever, that he trusted there Would be no oljectiOn to maklng . a libcral provision for them, 'sufficient for their comfort, with at the saute 411 e due re/pmd to economy. He cotild assure the Manse that these Illustrious Personages most 'anxiously (k.).ett to tkir expenditure strictly wirflin the income it s tt i 4 d by Parliament, and fheiefore he tri.sted that care tt Ould bellikeit that the sum 'siren to them should be midi and freely at their dit,posal. Pe mentioned this, bectiuSelt knew that in sortie other instances, from a uegleet of this` ptecatitiou, the stun really received wit being ecitod to the slim uorninally given, the greatest and most. unplelv:iint inconvenience bad occurred. His Lordship concluded by moving an .Address to the Prince Regent, expressive of •thei ‘ati,fitinift o of tite 111.;i1w, tint{ tt.etr eatidine,is to concur, ex. Which tvas agreed to, nemlne ditsen4 lien te: • ' • - On the motion of the Martinis of LANS;oott-xp, the Estiniatesof the•Oidnance for 1816 were- or drred, 'and inintediately presented by the Earl of Nltit.G.ltAVit,AlKl . ol.4ll.l'e..4l to lie on the tahle.--Ad ohr-ned till to.mortow (this day). ~:' 1 , -\ ,...... :: , 1111 . ~..., , o: :).',,, ou Tun naj Kr ,I ~ i t • • • . • : E : I , IOOE OF COMMONS. An .Vccount I. the Tae.que of the Cottso4iii.H.rd Fond. to pre niter trom the 14xclIcepor.--Ordered to lie on the 131)16 anal lie prefelo 'Perpers and Account% res pectin^ tltd 1,,, u ,1„ 1 , Looget,,y --Ordered 1.0 lie'ontbeiahle Mr: 141,thuctt pre“ . tltt ti a Petition from the Nl4tinf.loturers, &e. 'of Itradford, aLtlin‘t tile In%oltent Debtors' Aet.—lteml, and ornettedAu He on.tate table. ," Mr. BARING postponed to this. 'lay se'nnight his intended :fluotiott re.in.•eting'the tr,otsactions Ikt Cr;lnti. vgTrisioNs A(;AINSTTUE P4OPERTY Goload Fot.Ev resented a Petition from item ford,against the Propel ty Tax. -General TIiOUNTON too this occasion to s,tate, that he, should , support thsr Tisk on account the necessity of the case. Ue hoped, however, that some •other Means-0f raising the amount 'might Still he reiorted to by Aiinister,. but it not, he .cettaioly shoal : daty„to,tapport them. it was said that time Tax affected the rich may,- init , this was not the fact--wit- also Affected the po;e, and in the Worst way, by..throwing th-ent out .of employ. lie trayied modification would obviate this objecc ion. lie thought. the Tax ought to extend to absentee6—by that. alone 704,000 i. at-least would be rakeel. Mr, Alderman exprefiSCl his iotentiOn Of vutin, against the Tax-- - 2 • Mr. Ltt.vtiaT observed, lie did not understand the floa...Generul, for he spoke against the Tax, expressed.'-every pwsible objection to it, and yet staled hit: intention of voting for it. To enable the country and his contituenta, if he had ally, (for he understood -some Meni4rs .trid scurce . iy any), to uaderstand, what. .he. really meant, 114 gave the Hon: Member this' opportunity of ex. &slitting himself-, • General THORN TON Mithfil it to be understood, that his vote,would be guided by. wi6t 'the Go vernment should state. If . a ease of necessity were made out, if it were established that the ie .. terest and 'lemony of the country required it, he shOuld support Ministers; if they left him in doubt s he should withdraw without giving any vote. Petition ordered to-lie on the table. Mr. BRAND presented a Petition from the county of Hertford,. gentrallyagainst the present sy.teut - of taxation; all relief, With the Petitioners lie thought all hope was in retrettehment,but they truty expreseed,thsappointrnent, not originating 3n clamour, ilia no reductions had taken plaxit agteeahly to the promise,from the Throne; that on the ei*mtr,try, the very/reverse of the pqnnise had been adopted.by:Ainisters..--Read; and or tiered to lie on the table.. M. BARCLAY presented a Petition fowl St. 1. rich, Southwark, tiiainst any renewal • • - 4:4 1 - 4il:l' ~~ ~~ N•~ r;1 +~}