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TIM PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his 31 ,1 - JErr,s• ORDNANCE /14 hcreLy give Notice, that 43r °1 10 sals will be received at their Wive, iu Pall-Mall, vrr " before Friday, the 18:h day or June next, from such Per -464s 7s may Lc willing to undertake the Supply qf COALS, service this Department, flor a period of One Year, to- atntencing front the Ist July next. 714 e enth must he nr fleverwion womminated if ttui," and wit' he revirrd to 'e delieerol, free of eery "•'*;"''nee except tie King's Data, payat.le lathe Pert of LO'n- Cf *" , either na Shvre nr into. Vessels or Craft, at anti Pharr in "e Ritrr Y'brrmes, and at Faversham, ar «t an,' Port o: .1 1 , ce in the Ricer Alcdtrav, as may tie relaired. Farehrr parth to;cether with the Ter-vs and Candi. i °'" V . the Contract, may he known nt the Secretary's Office, , il'cresoi.l ! any (1 , 111 between thc Hours Ten qud Ro ll , o „.t ere delicered, "I', - a.-(1 ea•larsot " Proposal. f c oa ls ! " ? in t n o pro_ P" 171 8 tan bc admi.iterl'afte , the said 1911 Janr, at Twelre, ge:Cloch of Noan of tke same stay: veil/ ann ?'ender be 14 " ; " 4 , un , es.v the Party making ;I, or an .4zent in his be lief'', shall attend. List Order of the Board, R. H. CRT , ' rr, Secretory. EAST INDIA HOUSE, M y 26, 1819. TilE COURT of DIRECTORSoI ihe UNITED O,4 )NTP-16.Ny of NIERCI - lANTS of ENGLAND THAD to the FAST INDIES, do hereby nice Notice, what at tic QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the 3a : COMPANY, appointed to he held at their Fliinse in 1. " d enhall-street, on ‘VEDNESDAY, the 23d June next, Itt Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, a Motion will he made, celka Mr. CHARLES LLOYD, late of the Bengal Civil " F '''allislituent, - be permitted to return with his Rank t JOSEPH DART, Secretary. TO WOOLLEN DRAPERS CLO I FILERS. apt , . AL HQSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, June 8, 1819. SUCH Persons as may 4e willing to Contract f"r supplying this Hospital with BLUE WOOLLEN '' L oTH dyed in the Wool, and long Ells and Sergrs, each Article agree a ble to Pattern, may deliver in their Proposals t he Directors of the- said Hospital-, at this Place, on ''‘ T URDAY, the 191 h Instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Fore tkici R: and in the mean time be furnished with Forms of ` 7 , r° Posals, and acquainted with further particulars, by itiquir -1". St the Stoward's Office here, where the PaVerns of the luentioned Articles may be seen. • l'1 • 13 • No Proposals will he received after the hour afore lii‘r will any he attended to that are not agreeable to the I ' 4d Portns ; our unless the Parties personally attend. His Royal Higlinees therPrinee iiiirrnt has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Nlajesi s', to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United King dku of (ii tat Britain and Ireland, for constituting and ap pointing George Harry, Earl of Stamford and Warrington, to he his Majesty's !,ienienaut of the County of Chester. in the room of the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, dri.:ea‘cd. DISTRESSING CASE. 0 those who can fret or Misfortune, the fol lowing STATEMENT is respectfully submitted: — About the year 1808, Mr. BLAGI)ON, the lamented ind.vi °gal in behalf of whose Widow and Children this Appeal is 14'41. respectfully made, embarked the wth,le of ht little Pro- Ikr tY in the Phoenix Weekly Newspaoer ; but from the pecu liar c ircumstances of the times, the Work failed, and the Pro jector yv., involved in ruin. The aid, however r of some pri 'tate friends, enabled him partially to overcome his ditficul tl", aunt to re •enter the field of Political Discussion. A‘ain 14 r. Wasik! ) was unsuecessfal ; and a second time he was "'lilted of his all, even of his books and his household fur ntture• His ever active spirit rose superior to misfortune; )01 oo twithstanding his incessant exertions for the support hk I "iiily, and for the liquidation of pecuniary e!aims 7gaitist him, the doors of a prison were closed on his worn and harassed frame. From this severe and cortiplicat , td ruin 14 ' Never completely emerged; and the remainder of his life Presented °illy the melancholy display of a librial mind, %kniggling anxiously, hut unavailably, against the inroads of I 'vetty and the attacks of disease. Previously to the year p i€ll4 ' when lie und e rt oo k th e ardu o us duty of reporting the 14 40 tainentary Debates of the House of Commons for the Po,t, Mr. Blagdon h:ul produced as Author, Edit , r, Ind Translator, nearly sixty tracts and cola lies, the whole of the m•subservient to the general ;nod. By a sedulous at teNa-nee on her h us b an d d ol i ng hi s protracte d ill ness , M r s. t 14 g"ri's health has been greatly impair. d. She and her our children being left destitute, their wee reliance is on the benevolence of those syn., rat, feel for the Widow and the Fa therless. Th e i mmediate object of this appeal is to raise a d for the purpose of placing Mrs. Blagdon its a situation wbtclt may enable her to support herself, and bring up her Ihildren. In proof of the situation of Mr. Itlagdan's of the amiable, uprig, , t and Lonourabie character of t!, ile 7!ased, and the zeal wit which he at all times advecated those-2 rac r d e l l e ig: ollsand principles which he imbibed tutus ": reference, are resp e ctf u lly offered to the following 1 1 ividuals, by whom tit, contributions of benevo!eure will 1)e gratefully reeeiverl—N. Byrne, Esq. Morning Post (Mice ; 4 ._ • Ta y l or, Esq. Sun Office, ill, Strand ; S. C oc k, E sq . 2, Fre :etick-place, Old Jewry; Mr. Nl•Millan, 6, Bow-street, Co bent-garden ; Mr. P urser, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; Mr. Col_ "rils Library, Conduit-street, Hanover-square; the bank ,ng-houses of lidessrs. Birch and Chambers, 160, New Bond a.‘l;:!et ; Messrs. Paget, Bainbridge - and Co. Warwick-square. SUBSCRIPTIONS.AIready adtertiled.../...51 19 Mesrrs.Crickett and eon L.S 0 fir,), 1 W Ba i t• Ho n . L ord Ken) on 10 0 alt. iioll. Lord Arden.. S 0 J. Butte' worth, Esq • ' 2 ° .. ..lerria.... 91 0 I 1. Cock, k.s( e 0 1. 5 0 ile kt,sllop ot Cloyne.. k 0 I M.. 1. P . P. Colburn.• ...... :9 0 I X. per Mr. Taylor,'Sun 1. ~.• .................. 10 0 I °dice 3 9 s ' D. ............ ... • 1 0 I 11. A. per Nis. Colburn 10 0 `Ms Day was publiched, In Fire largo Volumes, price 11. 7s. lid. g - N ESA RIO ROSA LliA or, The Oath of Ven lJ geance; a Romance. , By ANNE OF SWANSEA, Author of Secrets in every Mansion; Gonzalo de Baldivia ; Cambrian Pictures; Chronicles of an Illustriou House Secret. Avenger ; , Couvic.cion, &de &c. Printed for A. K. Newman arnl Co. Leaclenhall-street. The followine will apn•ar this Sanutier Iskatider ; or, The Hero of Epirus, a Romance. 3 vols. The Black Convent;• a Tale of Feudal 'limes, 2 cots. 'fi►e Castle of Villa flora; a Portuguese Tabs, by a British Officer, 2 vols. St. Margaret's Cave ; or, The Nun's Story, by Mrs. Helm, second Edifier), 4 col:. Bravo of Bohemia ; or, The Black Forest, Second Edition, 4 vols. Matt as lie Is; by the Author of Man as by is Nut, Third Edition ; 4 vols. • TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND. GENTGESIZN, nothing so indispensable to a gen te' I appearance as a clean Bout or Shoe. A man's for time or his talents may he of the most shining sort ; hut un ikss his Bunts have a little of the true shining quality also, he will lime. with hut a comparative small part of the respect and admiration that may be his doe. This is the law of F.1.11it.11, Mid she must be obeyed. The truth of this fact is undeniable; itrol when it is universally allowed that tittle is nothing $o odious in society, and so much against the ;slurs of cleanliness and deCoruni, as foul and ill-cleaned Bouts or Shoe!, who would not stele after the proper remedy ? It t.as been frequently remarked. and particularly by the Fair Sex, how/beautiful the feet of those tic... Omen appear who use TURNER's REAL JAPAN BLACKING, for it is our toes tionaliiy the hest tbat it made fur givioe a fine n.ol whole some poli. Is to Bouts and `;Does. It as t lierefoic rerommended to Gentlemen and Ladies. as the only article of this kind which t (ought to purchase, as it produces the highest po lish an-' jet black ever beheld. Friei,,s will he kind to request their Cat riers and sarvants to ask particularly for TURNER'S BLACKING, the country being inundated with a great quantity of trash, what some please to style Japan Blacking , . N.B. This elegant Composition may be had of the nrocers, Stationers, Perfumers, Iron utimget , , Dritzgists, Boot-makers. and Shopkeepers in general iii this Ti M . ll and all others throughout this Country , Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. .r.r Ask for TUANEIt's BLACKING at fid.. Is. Is. lid. each. C — Xt i tn, tr 4% placLing Manufactuq, Nu. 114, Loudon-rvad, Suullvark.. IVEDNESD.AY, JUNE 16, 1819 BRITISI-1 GALLERY, PALL-MALL. EIS GALLBRY, with A Selection of the celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPANN , FLEM:SH, In S N OPEN EVERY DAY trum Nine in the Morning until Six in thos Afternoon. Acknittan& l s.- - -C AtAlogues 1 s. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. THE LOTTERY. (Y 1 rridov, tl a 21::t of Matt. the Lottei'y fin i,hed Drawing, when (as witial) EYTONI.. Iw' is och .10AI N ! The Ti• ket. Nu. 5115, a Prize of TWO THOVSAND POUNDS, was all sold to the Public, at Nu. 2, t Drub It. Ticket' sod Shares for the New Lottery, to be drawn 11,e 74th of JUN E, containing . Prizes of L 30.000, nu ?,001 Guineas in Gold, are now no Sale.—All hosintss in the Public Funds tiansacted with fidelity and dispatch.— RECOLI the last Contract EYTON sold 4156, a Prize of TWENTY THOITSAND POUNDS, in Ten Shares, also numerous 500/. tOO/. &c. &c. 17BATTENS respectfully auttouncrs ta the .. Nobility and Gentry, that he is now selliwg, at 28, .GERRARD-Sf REFX, SOHO, his most splendid COLLEC TION of BRONZE'. ai,d OR -M(►LU CLOCKS, CHANDE LIERS, LETS — FRES, INKSTANDS, TRIPODS, and great variety of PAPER PRESSERS; several fine Bronzes, Old Bahl, a few Lots of Alabaster and China, richly mounted in Or-Molts ; also, a quantity iof Ornaments for Upholsterers and Cabinet-maliers, and a quantity of Glass Shades of dif ferent Sizes. The whole of the above Collection is selling 20 per cent. cheaper than Cost Price, as he is retiring tom business ; and also the above Trade, which has been established fur 14 years, to be Disposed of. STATE OF ILLINOIS. Nut. GILBERT I'ELL and 11R. S. BRA D • IL FORD BIRKBECK offer their Services to the Public, as SURVEYORS and LAND AGENTS. For the selection and purchase of Estates, and making the necessary entries at the Land Office, their charge is Twenty Dollars !ter Quarter Section, °r 191 Centt.per acre; the amount of the first. in stalment and their Commission being paid to Abraham Bar ker, Merchant, Philadelphia. Their terms on common oc casions are according to the usage of the Country.—Appli cations cannot be attended to unless the Ametican postage be paid. English Prairie, Illinois, Feb. 20, 1819. BURGES'S NEW SAUCE. rirlHE high encamitims hest , ”vetl by the Nobi. Ality and Gentry upon the ahoy, NF.W SAME, iudnces the Proprietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the Public at large a Caution against imitations, by men tionitur !lime can be relied upon as Gennine without each bottle being sealed under their Firm and Address, and also each Label having their Signature. The utility and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted for all purposes, has caused a great de . mand for it, and its in crease of circnlation bids fair to erynal their much and long . esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; they respeetfully.so licit a trial from those who have not used it, being confident it will give satisfaction to the nicest palate. Warehouse, No. 107 (corner of the Savoy-steps), STRAND, LaUdon. PUBLICATIONS. CAPTAIN ROSS'S VOYAGE. OCTAVO EDITION. This Day was published, The Second Edition, in Two Volumes Octavo, with an entirely new NIAp and Ether New Plates, price i t. Is. hoards, Av()YAGE Discovtoy, tinder the Orders of the Admiralty, in his Majesty's Ships Isabella and Alexander, fur the purpose ti exploring Betio's Bay, and inquiring into the Probability of a North-West Passage. By .1()HN ROSS, K. S. Captain Royal Navy. Pruited for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortue, and Brown, London. frld.telhall, Juiie 14, 1819. His Royal Highness Oa ktegent has been pl'ea,Oci, lu the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to-appciiiit William, Marquess of Lothian, to hr Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the Shire of Mid Lothian, id the room of the Duke of Bucclench, deceased. His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and nu the behalf of his Majsty, to appoint Charles, Marquess of Queensberry, to lie Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the Shire of Dumfries, lit the room of the Duke of Buccieuch, de‘mased. !Par-Office, June 1 5, 181 9. 17th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant-General Josiah Cham ‘pagoi, from the 41st Foot, to be 'Colonel, vice Ge urral Geo. Garth, deceased. _ . . _ 41st Ditto—Nlajor-Cieursr.l the Hon. Sir Edward Stopford, K.C.F. front the Royal Afric !n Corps, to he Cohiel, rice Lieut.-General Champagne, appointed4o the command of the 17111.ntot. Gatintsoss—lieut.-Colonel George .Ja►nes. Recces, no the Half-pap of tte 27th Foot, to he Lientenant-Govcruur of Placentia, vice General George Garth, deceased. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. G. Brook, Lockwood, York.hire, woollen-manufacturer, from Julie 15 to July 3. carpenter, Basing-lane, from Juhe 12, to July 31. BANK tiu yrs. R. Garnett, Nantwich, Cheshire, shoemaker, to snrrender June 24, -25, July 27, at the Oltice of Mr. Gatliard, Naut wich. Attorney, Mr. Hilditch, Lincoln's-inn firldy. T. Goode, Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosier, June 28, 29, July 97, at the Bull's Head, Hinckley. ikthirney, Mr. Hall, Great James street, Bedford-row.. . M. W. Sankey, Canterbury, hrrwrr. June 29, 29, July 27, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attornies,' Messrs. Collett, Wimburn, and Collett, Chancery lane. S. Sewell. Aldersgate street, plan►lres, June. 22,26, July 27, at Guildhall. Attoriecy, Mr. Lang. irencl►urch-street. W. Parker, West Teiginuoutli, 'Devonshire; innkeeper; July 5,6, 27, at the Public Roen►s, East Teigniuuuth. Attorney, Mr. Williauis, Red Lion-square. P. Leigh, IV betilock, Cheshire, carrier, June 23, 24, July 27, at the Rudnick Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme. Attorney, Mr. ‘Vilson, King's Bench Walks, Temple. W 11. 13atdwit►, Liverpool, merchant, July 9, 16, 27, at the George Inn. Li verpoo.. Attornivs, Messrs. Clarke, Richard•, and Medcalt, Chancery-lane. '" J. 1). Rutfy, Paternoter- row, Christchurch. oitnian,.luite t 9, 26, .Inly 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hurst, Milk- street. H. R. Fitnsluttve, Atlille.street, City, truniuing-ma%cr, June 19, 26, July 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, - Mr. Thomas, Basinghall-street. , • • - B. Martin, Nlitldlesex,fr , let, Whitechapel, victualler, June 22, 29, .I.nly Guiitiball. Attorney, Mr. Ctort3c, Hat field-sire-et Mack i at's- ri . aid. It. and J. R. T.,yrnseisiV, M it, e.rotirt, Fettelturch-street. mer chants', Julie IN , Jag - 3, .17, at Guildhall. Attorney, .Ir. 'Hackett, New. court, tit. Swthin • s-lant Loinhar.l•st P. J. Gangaita. Cliurch•strert, .Sotto-syttare, sileersonth and jeweller, June 22, 29, July 24. ut Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-count, Throgitiorton.street. J. C. White, Mitt e-coutt, Fenchutch-street, merchant, June 19, t 2, July 27, at Gnildltall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New-co Art, Swithin's lane, (annhatd-sttect, Niatthetc,, Penn, Somersetshire, shortnaker, June 19, Jule 97, :it Gntltlbhll, Atturtsiovi, Messrs: Bewail and Dixon, St. Swittntes•latte. DI VIDENI)S. July 7, S. Missal', Betchton. miller—Jcly 20, J. Brown, jun. Itmilmtuttgli, Oliincestei shire, clothier—July J.Hawlmi gT , stow.on-t be- Wold, Gloucestershire, currier— Jule 18, B. Ronnie, Gnat Carler-lane, Doctors' (,: om m o ni, coat:hummer—July 31, W. Crowther, Banner street, S. Luke's. watch-manufacturer — July 9. W. Long, York, wool len-itrapei--July 10. it. Hashick, Philadelphia, merchant— July 6, .1. Dover. !Inglis, butcher—July 9, .1. Brook, 11r.thicrsfield, stationer—July 11, .1. Curtis and 11. P. Griffin, Ludgate-hill, oil mid colour merchants—July 1;, F. Lear, Strand, brush-maker —July 8, S. Saint Paul's Church-yard, silk and ribbon mantafactuter. cEaTIFICATES-1 ty Ll' G. T. Fitzgerald, St. (41114.6-sic's-street. Tower, ship-owner— T. Deakin and T. Dyer, Birininliam, dealers—W. Griffith, Bc"umArii. Anglesea, carrier—H. L. Pmile, Chili borne, Dower, Sattet ses butcher—T. Clinton, Much Marie, Herefordshire, horse-ilealet—R. H eat ii,Clieltenhani, carrier,— tittynton, kidd e r t ninster, grocer—S. Palling!, Milton next Sntingborne, Bent, miller—. B. Arnold, Lm abeth Walt, ship-cat ver-1 W .1. Bass, Castle Inn, Woodford, victualler—W. Bonsor, Cannon-street, silk hat manufacturer—T. Aucla and, seu. Greenwich, butcher. PAItTNERSEIIPS DISSOLVED. R. and A. Herne, MAI het Lioswortb, Leice-ter, school mis tresses—..r. Standeven and G. Chartres, Scymodr.strect, Eus ton-square, confectioners —T. W. Newcomb and L. Bryant, Hounslow, pustmastets—P. Brown and G. S. James, spirit-dealers.-z.). A. Wallinger and .1..1. I)awson, Crawford street, Purtman• square, solicitors—J. Crossley and IV. Care less, High-street, Southwark, chcesemongcrs—J. Batten, J. and R. (lichens, and S. Paddy, Newlyn, Cornwall, rope makers—J. Wood, D. Martindale, and .1. Fisher, warehouse men—G. and J. Nutt wan. Gibe place, , Lambeth, corn-chandlers—W. Lewis, T. Hughes. and W. Crag Bon hill-row, dyers—J. I-1. Clegg and 11. Gottheiner, London—. T. Nat truss and J. Fut hergi Colchester-street, 'Toner-hill, corn-factors—G. C. Bishop and J. H. Flnglies, Gloucester terrace, New-inns); IVlntechapel, soap-makers—T. Chester, Dover, Kent ; Fide Ile' el.em, and 11.Castellain, merehinlts W. L. and T. 11..v..ertmok, Loid,lnuy, J. Sanderson, J. Chattiley, and Walker, Lancaster, in surance-hr,.l.crs—T. Seddon, H. and W. Bulkii, Liverpool, spirit-dealets—J. Friedmann and J. Hirschfels, South-. street. Finsbm y-sq oare-11. Nelsen nod IV. Sardle, War wick lane, spit it-nimellants—T. Wood and .1. Ituosiord, Liverpool, auct ',niters —.l. sen., .1. Harebline, jun., T. Mer cer, and .1. Brown, Liverpool, master-porters. COURSP. OF EXCHANGE, Tut stmy, JUNE 15. Amstetdam _ .... 11 12 C. F. Dilto, at Night • 11 9 Roltertlani ,totwerp . Ilant l aunch , 35 2 Si. 17s. Altotot Paris, 8 Day's sight .... 24 50 OU. 11 . 010 rloordtootx, ditto Frani,fort oo the Main . Nlail6,l . :i7 E,tfective Cadizi74 I:.llikt is. llilltott .. - • 144 t Dieutive Arvilly Gibraltar , . 3i Barcelmsit - . legliorts Geima... 4> -Venice, Ii d. Lrr Vi• • halts... .hu ----Naples 404 Pstirroists • Lislmil Oporto itio:lwteiro DIII)ii/)......... 15..... tor 1,.....15 per Ce!it. Agio oldie Bank oil Holland.... 2 per Cent. BULLION. Poi - tut:o Gold, ist Cctitt /.3 19 e per O. New Do:Tarri C.ver, id Bars .... • o 5 of S . .. ,5 pst pog ver, in a fter $ 'kb lb° r i rc ti respec t fallen; ort °I C eil t° malig h d hoc be of 0 Light to illowea wi th lectio o 3f Pei' the ut• con' w b ich n, Ic e pologf lay : ' of the sposed er boll 'Fry 11 ° r wan• rn ; f°t caps' beeo )(1 ons well" ,er, Af and Flo M ei on Os ,cx of • t NO" . id, tha t spOb e u o fur t b. re 00 0 rly as $ ie ; lot bjecte 6 vsente ig lare not fir g ite o slionli parlir re n' S f truth , low 04 it Nor ° )stilitit ,e 1 * 414 thegl ,e, Wit h perfe l MCC In tb ° NC fat° 1 e sn' 1100 a lai g 'rows; taidea ty. aV p it nS of t per ,ck 011 wba 0 0 ° S° thisss ie at' which mon( thA V 11 th e e nt angs t near. . I °' . , Dart. ppitl4 'oder* .130 0 ", chic' luring .....-,"" ----.00 Gh at Sc. A' , ;tirl Idol, [PRICE SEvENANcF. ARLI A E. T. HOUSE OF I.oliljS, JUNE 15. The We k Ce.sh F i eyments' Bill; and the Scotch Burghe' Bid; were brought up from the House of Commune, tool read a first time. IRISH .SPIRITUdUS LIQUORS. The Lail of Daerreey stud, he wished to call the aft eminn of the 1-louse iii a subject which he conceived to be one of considerable ireportance:... He did not, liontVer, do so in the hope that what lie had to say would produce any immediate effect, but with a view to induce others, better acquaint ed than himself with the affairs of Ireland, to make some proposition that should tend to the benefit of that country. It appealed by several resolutions lately pasted in the other floese of Pailiament, that it was intended to lay additionel duties on malt and spirits. One of the greatest grievances which Iteland laboured under, was that of the pit e of malt liquor 'bring too high ; for that circumstance obliged the lower orders to have recourse to the use of spirits ; and gave rise to most of those cahemities and distorters that e veiled *amongst them. He, therefore, conceived that it would benecessary to cause such a retitle tion of the taxes on malt in It eland, and such an addition of duties on spirits, to take place, as shouhl obviate this great evil. The Eatl.of LIVERPoOL said, that it was his in tention to move, that the Batik Cash Payment Bill be read a second time on Friday next. The Marquess of LANSM:WNEt said, he should .present a Bill to the House to indemnify those witnesses who were to give evidence at the Bar respecting the proceedings which took place at the late election for Berestaple, so that they _ should not be responsible for any statements they might make for the part they had taken therein. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, ie this case it weithl be necessary to suspend the 'proceedings it the Bill then before the'llouse. On the motion of the Earl of CARNARVON, the order for the attendatiee•of the witnesses on the day lixi.4l for that purpose, was discharged. The Earl of StiiqTI;:SKURY presented a riitiOlk 'from the City of London against the Bill for the regulation Mad-houses_ —Laid on the table. GOLD AND SIMR.COINAGE. The Earl of LtUDHRDALS rose to bring forward the motion of which he had given notice for the attendance of the Judges to answer certain gees. aions relative to the currency of the country. lie said it haat been ascertained that between the years 1774 and 1797, the silver coin of the comory was at a depreciation of 1 24 per cent. as compared tta the value of gold ; and vet it had not the effect of expelling the gold from the country. That sil ver coinage-, at the same time, woes held to be ex 'legal tender to a certain. extent.—What be now contended was, that when the silver was so de predated, it could not .he considered a legal ten der; and he wished that a question 16 that effect might be put to the Judges. He wished to know wetther that coin was circulated by sufferance or by law, for that made a material difference ? for certain pieces of coin,' of little inttiesie might be circulated merely as counters, and takers en en.assurance that gold might be obtained its exchange for them, at any time, according to their nominal value ; but if such an exchange cisuld not be made, this Isaac coin would immediately drive the gold out of the country. He wished, then, to ask the Judges whether the depreciated silver to which he alluded was or was not a legal tender for any sum under 201. between the years 1774 and 1797. The second question he meant to put was, whether, under the Act of the biota of the King, the silver was equalized in value to that of the gold coin, or whether the value of the gold eras brought down to be on a level with that of the silver ? tie coucluded with moving that the Judges be required to attend the House for the purposes which Ise stated. _The Eeri of Ltveurtoote observed, that one of the most ituportmo privilJges of that House was, the power of calling upon the sages of the law to give such opinions on law questions as should guide the House in its proceedings. But when it was considered that these learned persons had multiplicity of business to attend to, which occu pied the :elde of their time, the obligation of aid tending there ought not to be thrown upon them, except in cases of peculiar necessity. Before suck an order could be made, it was incumbent on the Noble Lord to make out such a case as to show its necessity. Ile bad made out no such case ; for any answers which the Learned Judges rntghc give to the Noble Lord's questions could not fa cilitate tlie proceedings of the Hoese on the Bill then before it. No person could doubt that gold teas, to oil intents and purposes, the real standard coin of the realm. With regard to the law oe the ease, his ()pinion was, that it was illegal to ilimi eish the value 'of the coin ; b.it that uo dicninu tion to value, arising limn wear tied tear, could prevent the coin from being a legal tender. On that point, thetetore, there was no occasion to put any question to the Judges. Nor .was ;here ally occasion to put the second question to the Judaes. The 3:mutant coin of the country was gold, and the silver coin could be considered as nothing more than es counters, of which a certain number eitswitred to a given por tion of gold coin ; arid this. coin was a legal ten der to the amooet of 40 shillings. Here the Noble Eat! alluded to the p,mphirt of Loud Lau derdale ,;u the cause 1,1 K..kL bring drietn ow of th e coontty, And contended that his reasoning was erroneous, because, since the 'line the p , ,uipl.iet yeas published, the geld had fallen in the . . slid r had not eitvett the gold stray. 'l hr fart: %vas, that the favourable opera!iwt of ihe ex changes bad produced this effect j for whew vet' c . xcl.tanges were sgaiust us, ILc vtcytous Itletis nty ° r l ,ne o f