The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-28 00:00:00

I \: , I 4.:Le fihr NUAtliEn 7352 . I THE Tlti': ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IS PRESENT EVENING, Match 28,1816, their fslajesti e .e Servants will'Tierform THE SIFA4E OF' BELGRADE.. The , :Streakier, Mr.T, Cooke Lilia. Mrs. Dickons. To whic'i will be.added, WHAT NEXT? - • The Poldie are respectfully informed that, in con e tinenee of a•very serious Acci,lent, Mr. Kee.;) will not, for OQIIIC time, be able to appear; in consequence of which, the Conse•ty of The Will will, be acted un Saturday next, with What Next? TM :AMY. 'DOTAL, tOirENT-GA BD EN, pREs ENT EVENING, March 28,1816, will he performed ' GUY MANNF.RING. henry Bertram, Mr. Sinclair; Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens. T, Which wi ll hi. added, LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC, On Saturday, The Sch oo l f ur S ca nd a l ; w i t h Th e T r i a l by Jury. • • LAST N1.41T BUT ONE. OltArtmuos. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAB:DEN. rirlo4loll.lloW FRIDAY, March '29, 1816, be performed • A GRAND SELECTION. Part the nit, solely from the Messiah. And in the Seccind, tiviti be intrudeed'Select Parts of the favourite Serenata of Aeis .and Galatea. -Written by Gay, 'and. composed by Handel. .(4y particular dusire) Madame Fodor will repeat the Grand Bravura (performed with such wonderful applause on Friday last), and Mozart's Duetta, Ab - perdonna; with Mr. Brallein.r--Madaine Mar : • enni,' 0 thou that tellest; dud ell Italian Air.---Nim The mArvellorts work.—Miss Smith, Wise men Nattering,' i..vheing her second appearance), —And Mks Stephenk.: the Grand }scene,' There were sheriherdi," I know that 14: Ile- Hush ye pretty,! and the Trio,' The Hacks shall leaye;•with Mr. Uraliam and Mr. Tinney..—Mr.Tinney, he people that walked,' and 0 ruddier time the 'cherry.; '• And' Mr. Braham, Comfort Every valley,' Love in her eyes," rind' Is there a heart. Ja the Chontsses 'will he introduced, ' For unto us,' Mozart's Grand Motet, and ' No more to Arn- Von's thecomtnencemeta of Part 111. will be performed Cho rubiniss brand Overture to. Anacreon - . In consequence of the numerous applications from Ama tenrs who Bare been disaiiii.nitted of hearing Mons..Dronet, the Public are. respect(olly aoti.rrtted, 'he leas been prevailed ipon to renew his lingagemen4 fortheTwo remaining Nights, rind will perform a ConLerto'at the end of the First Act. Leader of the liana, Mr. WAKE--Organ, Mr. S. ‘VESLEY. The remainder of the lituid:and the fThornsses by the most approved Performers. The witola under the ditection of Mr. C. I. ASHLEY. _ . . , . N. LW LOTTERY,With Two Prizes of 30,0001. and Fifty 'other Capitals, begin* Droning 'l4th of Al AY. In consequence of the numerous applications tO the different Lottery Offices for particular or favourite Ntirobers, and the thlticulty.the Public had in knowing where to,apply, 7.lllsll,Contractor for the Lottery, begs !care to announce the fallowing Numbers may be had •of the Office-leepers %shone names are against them : No. t Hazard ' 40 Webb 90 Hazard 2 Bish ' 37. Hornsby 91 Carroll 3 sietwright 48 Richardson -92 Richardson ''• . 4 Ilish 49 -Webb • 93 Richardson b Hazird 50 Eyton .. 94 Sivewright 6 Pt. fr y 51 Carroll • 95 Swift 7 Carter 52 [lndite, 90. Hodges • a Bulls. .• bS Webb 97 Webb 9 Hazard , 64 Carter '9B Bish 'lO Dish " '65 Swift 99 Richardson It Melt • 60 Eytort 100 'Hodges .12 Carrot 57 Sivewright 111 Swift ' 13 Swift 5t3 Perry 222 Pidding 14 Richardson 59 Webb 333 Webb H. Webb ' • 60 Webb 444 Bislt , 10 Dish 61 Hornsby . 655 Richardson 17 Wish 62 (lodges 6bo Martin 18 Swift ' 68 Webb 777 Bish i 9 Hatard 64 Carter 888 Perry , 20 ridding 65 Richardson , _999 Sivewrigh t 21 ..Swift 66 Sivewright 1,002 Hornsby 22 , Carter O7 Cart oil 1,111 Pidding 93 Martin • 66 .1 •arroll • • ' 1,0011 Webb 14 Carroll 69 Pitioing • 2,222 Hornsby ts Richardson 70 ilrosard 8,000 Carter 26 Swift '7l Dish ~ • 3,338 ridding 2 7 Eyton 72 Hornsby 4,000 Eyton 12 Perry 73 Martin 4,444 Richardson 19 Rieliardson 74 Richardson 5,000 Martin 30 Piddiug 75 Swift 6,555 Carter St Martin • 76 Richardson 6,000 Perry 32 'fish , 77 .Martin 6,60 G I/ is h 3.3 Itkbardson 7a Hodges 7,00 Perry 34 Richardson 79 Richardson ' 7,777 Bish 35 linift • 80 Harard • 2,000 Dish , ' . 36 Hornsby 81 Hazard 8,888" Car ro ll 37 Dish B2. Eyton 9,020 Bish 38 Bibb 83 Sirewright 9,999 Hornsby • 39 Webb - 8.1 Bish 10,000 Evan 40 Hazard - • 86 E3ton 11;000 Stvewrighb 41 Hodges , 86 . Swift 11 ; 111 Bish 42 Hazard 87 Hazaid 12,600 Swift 43 Martin 88 Swift • 13,000 Webb 4 Pidding 89 Carroll. 14,1)00' Hazard. Vs liyton l'erbons fancying Numbers not in the above List, may ob- thin them by au early application at the Contractor's Odiees, Itio. 4, Corithill; or 9, Charing-Cross; or at any other Lot lel y Office in London. CANAL PROPERTY, GRAND JUNCTION WATER WORKS, VA LJXII ALL BRIDGE. RUSSELL iNsTrru- TION, and LON OON FLOUR COMPANY SHA'RES. "rci be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. scorr, on Friday, April 5, at Twelva ()Timis,- at the Mart, London, enIXF0111) CANAL—Three Shares in this ex- NJ , celleat Navigation ; the divided Profits have steadily aevaneed to 2.11. per Share per Annum, Monmouth Canal, Eh en Shares, dividing tot. clear per Share. 'L.213 Deben- Ttirt, healing Interest at 5 Per Cent.; Grand Junction, El )(Amrre, 1), oittvirli, 51. per Share; Kennet and Avon Canal, (isittid Juoetion %Voter-Works, Vauxhall Bridge, Russell In. attlition, and London Flour Company Shares. Particulars a t th e N v w' IMel, Birmingham ; ITatchett's Mori. the Mart ; and at the Office of Mr. Swap 11£4 New Britlge.street, London. • GENUINE 111 EDICINES. To NEWBURY .aunt SONS, in St. Paul's -EL • Church-yard, inform the Public that the Prices of them Medicinee, with the late Duties, are as follow; and that the Ntinabir of their [louse is 45, the third from C:beapside. • s. ff. br. James Pnwder 2 9 Aithleittie Pins 4 6 j ' 9 D Atrititt%Citalybeate 4 0 I>alby's Carminative... I Tonle'Pfllv • 2 Lawrance's Powdet .4 6 The Cephalic•Stutff Unless the name " F. NE% Stamps; the aboreicantiot be g i • ti Glass's Xlaguesia - 3 (; t•szertee , 2 9 Clielteultem Yitlts. , 2 9 Allon'te(inut 'Hemet!) , 20 o tiretntoug h.'s Tillet arcs 2 9 'Dula f.nienges I Soothing Syrup 9. 9 Ample allowance will ) um-tillustes ei repute fvr Expo* e. Dr. Steer's,Opodeldoc 2 9 Con vultlon Oil 2 6 —A-- Camomile Drops 1 9 Essence of Coltsloot • a 8 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 Lozenges of Minis EngHsh Coffee , IJchaorientes..... 4 d VBEILY" be .engraved in the ennine: ' ; ife - nry'o 2 5 Si rung Tina. of Bark 4 a Iluxham's ditto 3 Inglisl.'s Slots Pills 1 1/ Spitslnity's ditto 6 tT t•isitea Cough ditto 1 6 Welch's Pill:. Dr. golandrr's 'rea, •. • 2 9 !'"`" it! upon these quid ull otlict .ution• e e * l t e t -4 1 • .4., • THURSDAY, MARCH '2B, 1816. BRUSSELS PAPERS. tituoks, Mutts' 21.—Last Sunday there rived here, by the barge from Ghent, au English Commissary of- War, coming from Valenciennes, and having in his care eight or ten little chests full of gold coin, valued at 2,000,000 of Dutch florins ; he is going to England by way of Ostend. • Baussus, MAnox 23.—The brave Genet•al • Baron (Count) d'Alten, Commander of the Ha. Contingent which remains in France, Im‘ing recovered of the dangerous wounds which lie received in the battle of Waterloo, has just lett' this city to repair to his head-quarters at Cond6. They write from Cambray, that the house which the Duke of 'Wellington 6 to inhabit in that town is ready to receive him it has been hired for the whole time that , the Army of Occupation is tip re main in France. The Noble Lord will reside al ternately at Paris and at his head-quarters at Carobray: The Austrian Archdukes continue to visit at Brussels every thing remarkable. BERLIN, MARcit 32.—An article under this relates at length the'aprilications of'Prinee Blucher and of Mr.Bibbenttop 'for the:restora tion Of . the works of art, and the giving up of some manuscripts and books belonging to the University . of Heidelberg, taken . by the_ French from Rome out of the Palatine Library in the 'Vatican, which were removed thither from Hei- Oelberg during the 30 years' war. EAST INDIA Hopp:. Yesterd:cy a General Cgurt was held at the East India House, sgreeably to adjourn:tient, for the purpose of ttAinK into further consideration the motion for the relief of Shipping Owners as to peace fr&ghts ; Mr. MIME, in a speech of consitlerable length, animadverted on the ill effects to be apprehended, should the motion be entertained in. the affirtUri 7 tiec by the Court ;, the relief was not to be con fined to, tbe present season, but to extend to nil the eettsolls of the contract--a eontract which he cautioned shit owners from entering into. If they would proceed upon false calculations, the Com- - . pany Might not to suffer from their folly. The system itself was ever of fair and open competi tion, but it 'was not to he supported by an'tihrm. gation Ut contract ; in Short, the whole proceed ing was a tissue °leant' adjoin') which completely gave the go-by ,to the .Resolotion of. the Special Committee in ISO. He dwelt on. the excellence of the new system, contrasting it . with thedisald vantages of the old one,,and moved that all the words of the original .motion, except ",tlhat," be omitted, in order to introduce wordq compre bending the principal objections he had urged; and concluding 4.vith a direct negative to th e ap 'plication of. the owners. Which Amendment )caving been seconded by the Bon. KINNAIItp, .rhe CIiAtiMAN, in a. very able manner, entered minutely into nil the topics treated on by the pre ceding Spe..kers. The motion, he contended, was nut connected with any, influence whatever, but that which the general interests of the Com pany must gintOrkily give to it It had not been post bible, in the f9rtiotittitrn nt, the present. system, to foreseen war of twenty years, and consequently to estimate what should be the proper scale of tt permanent pence freight; Twenty-six pounds might at present be deemed an equitable peace freight ; then hoW could ships,, formerly taken up at 161. possibly pursue their contracts without inevitable ruin ?. The Chairman answered every argument of the Honourable Propriettir, and. :hewed that behind procectlel upon mis-statement and inisapprehensinn, The system in 1803 was entirely founded upon :an. expectation tit pence. The Bke-Laws would not he in the least infringed, nor was it intended .to extend the relief proposed to more than one season. Peace lusd happily re turned, and the freights would naturally sluff their own level. If the original inution was negatived, it would produce ruin to the present owners, and and great inconvenience to the 'Company. NO man was more attached to the present system than himself; but him ail other systems, it must be liable to. modification —a relief horn which therti could be no danger of encroachment, because the door would be shot by Act of Parliament. In the relief now proposed, economy would be strictly attended to ; and if the owners expected high rates of freight, they would be completely disappointed. After spate observations from .Mr. Kinnaird, Mr. Lnwndes, Mr. JaCkson, anti Mr. Hall, The Camas:Art moved, That the original words stand part of the question,--when the numbers having been &elated in the affirmative, Mr. Kin ;laird demanded a,division, when the numbers ap‘- peered-- , Fnr the original Question .. , ... 65 Agaiust it. The (haft of the • propuitd 11 L 1 to Parliament Was agreed to, All the depals of the different regiments in Scotland are in future to be quartered in Edin burgh, Critic. To make town for them, the 42d tuurch for Queetiferry-!rouse barracks. pßwaild [PRTCE SrvrmprNeri. I3IPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOADS, WRIMESDAY, MARCH 21% . Counsel,wereheard in continuation aratitnillY, respecting the Scots Cause of Young v. Lieven. Consideration of judgment postponed till to -11101'-. lOW . . In the Scots Appeal of Lord and Lady Mont, gomerie v. Wauchope, Counsel were partlybeard. • '147, proceed again on Friday. The Crown Renti Bill was brought ne from tilt ComMonsby Mr &OGDEN and others, add read a first time. Viscount SYDNEY' presented a Petition from the County of, Wexford, in Ireland, 'complaining of the depressed state of. Agriculture therein, and praying; r relief. Ordered to lie on the table.. • I'RINCE LEOPOLD.' The Earl of InVEßroot„ pursuant to his notice of yesterday, moved the consideration and istspen sion of the relevant Standing. Orders in this par ticular case,. which being forthwith ordered by their Lordships, he moved the second reading the Bill for the Naturalization , of his Serene :Highness Prince Leopold of Ctibourg Thia - itecordingly took place, and the. commit s ment of the Bill was negatived by their Lorddlip:. The Noble EA then, after a short pause, moved ;the third reading of the which was aecurdingly. read a third time aud passed, arhl a Message or• tiered, to acictutiat the Commons therewith. • . The LURD CLIASCtLLOR observed,-that it.seas usual, in eases of Bill s o f t hi s ki n d , a's relating to the Royal 'Family, that the Bill should be, sent down to the Commons by two of his Majesty's Judges : but as these Learned Personages;wcre now engaged on the Circuit, that proceeding necessa rily could not take place. He should propose that the Bill be sent to theCominons by their Lord ships' ordinary Messengers. This Meeting the' sense of the H ouse , it was accordingly taken down by the Attendant Masters in Chancery. In the lapse of a few minutes, during ,which some routine and private business was disposed Ql, Mr. BATHURST, attended by several Members, returned the Bill from the Commons, with the complete acquiescence of that House to the Bill in all its stages. BARLOWS DIVORCE BILL. The House resolved itself i n t o a Committee on Sir George Barlow's, Divorce „Bulb—The LORI) CIIANCRLIMiI, with regard to the cluse prohi biting Lady Barlow from intermarrying with Major Barlow, moved the adjournment of the Committee till to-morrow, in eavl any Noble Lord should have any objection to make to it. 'That Earl of Shaftsbury quitted the Chair, and the fur ther consideration was postponed till io-morrow. —Adjourned. CONTRACT fOlt COALS TO BE DELIVERED AT [i I BRALTAR. Commissary in Chiefs Oflice, March 2 7, 181 G. U ` CFI Persons. as are desirous of Contracting with the Commissary in Chief to dellet.r COALS at GIBRALTAR, may receive Particulars of the CoutLacts at this (Mee between the hours of ,Eleriu and Five, and deli : ver their 'renders, seated . up and directed to the Commissary in Chief, marking 'thereon " Tender for Coals," on or before Tuesday, the 9th of April; ,but none will be received 4fter . l Twelve o'Clock on that dayl nor will any Proposal be no ticed unless made 0n..0r marextd to a printed Particular,and the prices inserted in words at longth ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two Persons of known . Property engaging to become bound with the Party tender: in, in the Sum expressed in the Particulars for the due per.' formance of the Contract. LIING.OFFICE, ifferrch 41, /115. THE co:Ti11IISw N EllS for ',I-crux, LIN . nix Trs N.,IPT do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, Me 9th of .dpril nest, they will he reads,. to, t receive Tenders in Writing (sealed u 1)), and ircel for the I supply On -separate Contracts) what RUM piny tie dc- !; mantled Ar the use of 7rir ilfajtay's 'troops Antigua Si - .Kitte Barbados • St. i,ucia Berbice St. Voicent Demerara A. Tobago Dominica Trinidad. Gi'enatia. for 7'weve 21farths certain, .frnm the 17th of July next, anti farther, unfit Si.r Months terfrning be given fill. tie t er = mind ion of the respective Contracts; the Guaditions.afiehzeh nza . i be seen at the Secretary's (Vice. No reward will he had to any Tender in which the Price shattnat be inserted ix ogords at length, or that shalt pot be delft - wed to the ',bard before: (Me o' Clock on the said l'tersday, the 9th of ...Orli next, nor untra the Person , eho make's the Wender, or some Person on his "behalf,,attends, tv aterwo when called for. Rach Temler flout iieaccemßaniol by a Letter sipmel by two respoweible 'Per,von.s engaging to hecone lowa w ill, the Party tenrkring, tva tkr Penal . S'im of 6001. for the due performance f.f rallt the coweaeli. • •• To the PitOPII!ETORS :if EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND (;CN rLEsIEr4; HE ELECTION at SIX DIRECTOR; of the EAST INDIA COMPANY beinr, appointed for WEDNESDAY, the 10th April next - , • the f l ivom.. of yvur Vete arid Interest is requested for the following Lieritlenieu, vis. John Bubb, Esq. John Inglis, Esq. James Daniell, tr.sq. .lames Pattison, Esq. Hon. W. F. Elphinstone, John lituden Taylar, , Esq. Which will ?nisch oblige, • ,Ladies arid Gentlemen, ' Your nuist humble servants, Campbell Marjoribanks, Charles Giant, :John Morris, • Thomas 'tel.], Edward Parry, Alexander Allan, Richard Parry, William Ash It. Chichely Plolden, John Alexander Bannerman, G, A. Itniiinson, Jamb 110 , atiquet, t. David Scott, • • William ritrinley.Cldrice, George Smith, John Cotton, John • Samuel Davis. - Swett,. Toone,' Joliii.Hudiestani Richard Twining, • John Jackson, William Wigrioni, Hugh Lindsay. East India Bouse, !starch 27, 1 SUL To tha.,PEOPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.. n LADIES AND GENiI.ESIEN, •A t oVyloNu hp• t C h i : e n l i ) : ) c " to " :t i t ° . r a t f he i v m a i s i t ll n r i te m n ru p c (10 cdlN.;nl)4 I'ES fur the DIItECIION to be chosen this year, wetake the. liberty of requesting Re fivinir'ot .your vote on the day of EleCtion, Wednesday, the 10th .April next. • We are, Ladies and Centl e men, your most obedient . and most humble servants, JOHN IfFAM, JA NI ES • DAN I ELI., WM. F. ELPIIINSTONE, .IOIIN 'INGLIS, • JAMES PATTISON, JOHN U. TAX LOR, East India House, the 27th March; !sta. LONDON, MAI= 27, 1816. 91 1 1111% undersigned• DLNIITATION from the WINE TRADE haring this day waited upon the Itit.Tht Honourable the. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER., to know his deterinination on the subject of the application for a Reduction of Dutn were informed, that he was decidedly overlie to any alteration whatever. There were two (Objections which the Right Honourable Gentleman stated as insuperable, one of which was a question of a political nature; the other, that he could not.possibly, in the actual situation of the country, consent to an csprilutrut of lowering the Duty on no article of luxury, although the professed object might be au increase of Revenue. DEMME BRIDGF.S, itiCHAUD SANDERSON, .101 - I'"I'ENNANT, • • Aftl4ol.liN, JOHN WILD, Jun. This Day was published, 2d edit. enlarged, price Is. ad. 1 NGLA ND, it,d the ENGLISH PEOPLE, ALI 13Y R.:AN-BAPTISTE SAN, Professiir nt Political Ecu tunny at the 'toyed Athenaeum of Paris. Translated Irmo the French, by JOHN 14114TER. London : Printed fur Sherwited, Neely, and Jones,'Pater noster-row, Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Catechism of Political liconn.ny; or Familiar Conversa tions on the Manner in., which Riches are produced, distri, kited, and ,eonsu me din Society. Price Us. boards. CUSTOM-11MB, LONDON, March . 16, 181 G. Ot SALE (by Ordet nt the Honourable the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs), on Monday the 25th, Tuesday- the ;21ith, ‘Vednesday the 27th, Thursday the 28th, Friday the 29th, And Saturday the Snth Instant, at TwO ()Thick in the Afternoon of the same days precisely, at the 'Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane, the following GOODS : FOR EXPOR'T'ATION--East India Prohibited Goods, &c. FOR HOME CONSUMPTION—Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and. other Grocery; Pickles, Tamarinds, and other Preserves; Candles,- Bed Feathers, Skins, Canvas; Linen, Isinglass, Plate Glass, Tobacco, Corks, China, Ten Pipes of Mrileira Wine, Dutch Drops, a Cable, Mill Stones, Mats, Staves, Tar, Salt. I'etre, and Cork; Lace, Shawls, Cambric, and other Linen Drapery, Ilabertlashery„liosiery„Lacquered Ware, Gold and Silver Watches, and other Jewellery, Prints, Rome Cryotal and Amethysts, Cobalt, Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, Ciunpowdy ; and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalog-tie. - • • CLEAR. OF ALL DUTIES. Also Three litticsltrutls of Witte, free of Duty fur Ex portation ; or, for /Tome Consumption, on pigment of We Duties of Customs non Exeise. , • The Three Hogsheads of Wine, Tobacco Ashes and tiers, to hr viewed at the London Docks= the - Gable, Mi 4 Stones . ' Matt, Staves, Tar, Salt Petre, and Cork, at the To bacco Ground; Itotherhithe; the OunpoWder, at Mangle's Ma4azine, Barking ; and all the other Goods, at the King's Warehouses, Globe Yard and No. 9t), Lower Thames-street, on Thursday the 21g, Friday the 2id, and Saturday the 234 Instant, and on the Days of Sale front Nine ntei t i c k in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. - Catalogues !nay be had at the King's Warehouse, No. 00, Lower Thames .street.—Price One Shan ttai each. 41.1 ,t 403,14, ts*V" •••• (Of HOUSE OF COMMONS. • Lord ELMLY presented, a Petition from Worcesterstifte in favoor of Economy. Ordered to lie on the table. •, - Sir P. FLOOD presented a Petition fr om th e C ounty o f Weiford, complaining of the distresses of agriculture, and the stagnation of money. He took this opportnnity of TO comiatling, that a duty should be imposed on the importa tion of foreigo butter, to protect that haw.' Ireland, Mr. ROBINSON teat sensible of the importance of at tending to the ioterests of 'relent:6. and he intended to hare introdilced tlic subject mentionell by the Honourable Borimet in the Committee on the Butler Trade to-night, and 1 10 04 it woold.liot be Wien disrespectful towards the petitioner if ppt , ,olf that Committ ee t o m ixt F r i day. Mr. BAGWELL presented a Petition to the sante effect from tire merchants, bankers, and inhabitants of Clonniel.. A Petition was presented !Tom the Agrimiltural Society of Bath and the West of England, respecting the distresses of Agriculture. Barnet! to. the Committee on the State of ure. Ileport of the Comthittee on. Weights and Mcasnres was re-committed. and ordered to he brought up.to-morrow. Mr. LOCKHART gave notice, that an Wednesday next he would maim for an account of all contraband goods seized within the last six mouths, Specifying the parsons for use they were intended. • The Americant`Trade Bill was read a third time and passed. •• A Mcssage froin the Peers announced, that their Lordshipi had agreed to and passed rt Bill fur natura!izing the Prince Leopold de Cobourg Saalfeld. The same Bill was then hronght in, read a first and second titne,coutatited, read n third tioie and pawed. Sii.JOUIN NEWPOILT 'inquired what bad been done with respect to the Clerkship of the FAxelte.lioter in Ireland? Mr. PEEL was understood to reply, that no information: had 3,:e.t buen, teeth:et] on the subject. TREASURER O 1 GREENWICH HOSPITAL,. Mr. Wv tsrtgit, in bringing this sulkject before the House, alluded to the Act of Queen Anne, by which airy Member accepting a' place of profit un - der the Crown was called upon to vacate his seat. lie t eared to several instances, in which New Writs had been issued in consequence of Otliceri at.cepting such situations. Re tlid not WWI to disapprove of the appointment of the Hon. Meth bet (Sir 'l'. B. Thomson). No one could be mine deserving of such a place than tußm wtio bad bled in the service of the country, (Hear lt but he contended that such a sita,ffiolt not, WitilOat the greatest stretch possible, be considered in the light of a commission in tlia army or the navy. 11 it was not taken as such, then the goose had no course to follow but to issue a new writ. In the case of (Lipton) Iler. cities Dacres, who had been appointed Trea suret to Greenwich klnspital, a INT ` Writ had been issued. fie understood that' some re.. fiance was to be placed on the case of Sir, :C. Saunders, who had filled the same office, But'it appealed that he : had .been appointed the nth of April 1754, and that the Parliament had been dis solved three days before, so that there was no oc casion for the issuing of a new writ. He thought that. if the present appointment were allowed to pass without the adoption of such a measure; it wool(' form a bad precedent, as most irregular ex ceptions had already been overlooked. Lie coo. eluded by moving that the Speaker be instructed to issuebis warrant for the election of a Member for the city of Rochester, in the room of Sir 13. Thompson, who since his election 44 accept-