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THE COURT Of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of •MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, • fat a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY-will - be held itstheir House, in Leadenhall-street, utt AVEDNES- • DAY, the eith Instant', at Eleven o:Clock in the roretniott, to resume the Consideration of the following 'Motion; viz. - '' That the Court,' liiliing 'into consideflabin the . tiiineral Advarice occasioned in the price of Naval Stores by the twig pout itmattco of the late War, and the tither ~easons on-which. the Court of Directors have proposed to grant tope Owners bf Ships eng'aged under the new system, an Addition for the prefers, Year only to their Peace Rate of Freight, are of Opi nion, that although the Owners of Oust Strips can have an claim. to noy ; increase of Rates, spontaneously proposyd by e theinselv,, to the . way of fret competition, yet as the priers of Natal Stores have not, from the Icircuntstattees of the time, fallen to Peace level, and -- the Owners are subjected to such expence in the Ontfit of their Ships, as at their Peace Rates of Freights, tons/ expose them to heavy lass, thls Court is willing, on the present occasion, to -gr,nt to the 's tid Owners relief in the manners suggested ,by - the:Court of Di rectors, provided thu same may Ii dime with safety to the existing Shipping System ; and this Court cloth theretuve au thori2v the Coact oi Directors to reqtn , t the stun Lim* ot Par • {lament to lite grant, of the, prop:potil Relief, with such IN cautions as may prevent it. front affecting the st ut that system" IMPERIAL I'ARLIAMENt. pence halfpenny', and surely this rtiul b nO object to the,county... fir J. GRAHAM inserted, the itildition it elate, that • the proposed increase wOuld tl rci von the - Cimintry was so small,that 'it *it to consider it of importance. : At Present the office in queStion this not adequately paid. In paid or this, he referred to a .case in which the Coroner 'had- been occhpied dace days and three night., in tracing the circumstances (it one of the most inhuman murders that had ever been perpetraced. Ili ekertions were finally succestful, and the min.- .ilerer was detected. The Coroner, for the eff.irtii he had made in the three days; received the spin 'of 204., and lid. per mile for his travelling eit• penees. At present the Coroner tee rived nn more than , was paid th that ntfiat nearly fio re.at" The situation of the Coroner tbr Middlesex dif fered- mneh from that of the Corrinvrg of it)her counties, who had frequently to travel 40 , 01'50 to lea to an -lin i nest. 4,' IibUSF.: OF LORDS; MONDAY, Miami 25. DYOTT V. 4 OYOTT. The AOnts ill this diorce tase itepetli•ed ..t the b ar , 11 . 1 ,1 %ve i l : 6 E 4 . 7 o i 10 attend iODI to -Moll OW. ~,, TdEATRE AOTAL, taIinNT;GARDEN. rrn is PR EsENT EvEN I NG , March 26,1816, AL will be performed thy Comedy ' THE SCHOOL` FOR SCANDAL • Joseph Surface, Mr. Young; LatikTea;!le, Itic4 I'o which will he added, THE FARCE Will fEE. STATE OF Tht'Marquis BUCKII4GfIArit moped to-mor row se'onight ai the day on .which he should bring:forward his morl.m.on the state Of Ireland, aitd moved, That the Lords be sdiumoned for that day.;--:-Orderett. .11.0Y.AL EXCHANGE ASSURANCI OFFICE... • tstahlished by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King . George the First. . . • Watch, tgle. • • . jfERSON.as,. wh ose annua l tre'iniums tall due on'the 44th instaa, are hereby informed, that Receipts ,are now ready to be deliverer) at the Company's Offices, ot7er. the Itayal - Exchange arid in Pali-Mall, as well as by their re . epective Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties Mired 4tre requested to apply for the Renewal Of their Poli r."'3 on or before the 9th .f April next, as the usual Fif•• treu Days allowed for Payinent, 4e3'ond the date of 'each' Po- Ley, will then expire. g.AMUEL FENNING, Jun: Secretary. AtteAdanee is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the of llnildinp, Good:, Merehandize, and Ships, in DoclC, or while building,- from Loss or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assarance.of, and crantitig Anutii ;is on, Lives. B. Fire Policies will he issued. free of Expence to the Assured, where the annual Premium amounts to Us. or up , wards. PUBtIC ECONOMY:' bail DAIOLEY, atioding to papeCot tin the table, said; he had noticed portictilac to which it Wilk his linty cOl the attention of the House. He referred to those which eiiiied on their Lbrd shirrs to contriblite towards keeping in repair Certttin works erected no the colikt of Itent. He witi'degironm of drhA , ii the lfiertion of their I.,witiqhipi to the sunject, particularly at this Conn,. vehen economy in the ptibTic expenditure hneame so much the duty of PailiAment. It was his in= tent ion to move, on' n future day; for an account of all sons enpendzd doting the la . 3t wur in vrvet hr: pithiic. worki. lie conceived that :10 Object could he too minute for - considergition, if ccouo lc) he the resillt. u few turthek obiervations fnitn.Mr. Harm vey, Mr% 11. Sofil'ller, Mr. Shaw Leftivre, Mr 4 the 11111 wag ordered to be'retommittot.. 'The COCII.T of DIREC roils Notice, that the PAPEliti retatiatg to the Case of Xlitjur 1i %AT o ~' the General Conn Resolution of this day to ok. bibited fur the perusal of the Propi .. i.tio 6, will he open for their inspcilutt ut this House, on t!i Q5l ti I list:4111, • - JAM Fs Cplll3, Secretary. The*Lono :kovoOATa at SCOtLAND brought a , Bill for ineOrporating the .highland Society' lit Londori,• *Well vraq read a first, and ordered to be read see'ontl-time. LTNGFCM.I); N. 1 , Little Brook , street, Ilootl•sfreet, hot to acttiutiot those persons afflicted with of their PATP,NT ANATOMIC.II,t . NELF.ItIiGULATING TILVSS. do ittventiqtt liittierto dis covered can be of 0110 eiseritial service,as it lolly he reKuhtted. titter 114i•her, loWer; liacl ward itc forward, to the exact lkitt , affected. Its superiority will instantly be tipprtrent: on exarttivation. Distwosnrits.anil rerularly Veiirs. L,. further beg to obseci'v, they c r otitiiiite to practise With unabated success thC radicAl i!:•ure otall !ttipturtti which C,lt be, reduced. An, aceinint of the sums annually paid and ex !tended, tom 1 . 792 to 181b,..f0t• the imprcmen►ent of Rainsgiite teat ordered to be kid lte= lore the House: TO ANI) WINE TRADE (1.344101:ti IN OLD 110I'TLED, WA) . Large (plinth yof vet ,ttperior OLD Bar '111:0 to he op „ 1 4,1 err; . moderate Terms, the Proprietor h. • , AVine•Tr44e.. tt was 01'40n:illy stil l o the . oportp,..botticd hey, with the nicest etr itod poroito.„ i t , to..x Bottles, :Old with Lest wol, -It 10 ,cs• anti. Foot Years in tt.t.: of th - m One Dozen ( , t 4iitterent )!tioatentb) any pull of toe l'oWlj o , ,fu! Cast.l itputt All Letter , athlreosed for H. D. to he lot at Nc,. 9 gate;strert, will he imutedkately a'teolled to. . . N. B. The above V.) he 01 ill,' first ttua-' lity, and may he rein° -ithout•inthe.• le:ltt injuring it ; . ; 11IC ,E4rl of MIii.GRAVC Sr.id; 11C did .not tee what prtictical god(' could result from 'the tiro. plf.ed aion, unless it - ‘vas the Noble Earl's in-: t:ntion to move a censtiee Parlianteni. In his view of the tolhieetthere ryas no ticcessity far en tering into a laboVitius veWgation, from which tto good•cotottl arise, • Al►. Met.Ltsft tiloveir the second reading of 6* St. George , the Martyr's Church Bill. Mr. lved, that the Bill thoohl he iota fsecond time on that day three niooths. The Rivi of DARNLEY replied, that his object wai to print;heort the 1-loniv an account of the aleady'expended on public works, in order that. Porliament might be 'induced not to grant moovflor repairing the Sil me if they appeared on neccnolrir. Ali. BUTTERSViikTIi :1101)ed the Bill would b*. suffered to go to a Committee. • Mt% MitLVISLI and Sir JAMES Gtiattsn aupport.% eti the Bill. • The .1-louse divided ) when the numbers were... . Ares • Noes . .141 Majority in l'itiont-tif Om:lntend:tient ,„ When strangers were re-aditiitied, the Pelitimi of the City of Lopitin, in favniti df retrencl►nii-nt in the ptiblie expenditure, Was. being read by the Ckrk. On the tittestiOn that the Petition should he on. the table, Sir J, SHAW,said, it-was. the most anxious wish of the City; as it was of the clinntry,nt large, that tbe most rigid economy should he attended to.' He.. roue-it:led iu this feeling, entitle truster! his Ma., patty's Ministers Would make every possible re.. duCtion in ell, the public offices, that could I)e‘', made without incouventence or danger. tiiLLAilus iNiptit IA I, 'IIVINF, -FOR 'SlilitT _. I • ' INCi ,‘:k•T) :;t:I , E111011 SHEETIAo, • his NlniC•is's Royal Letters Patent, • • THE. Nobility . , Mercittutlg, ttiltt she Public, are -respectfully iiiforme., by I h , Yetieutee_,, the ;Lb..; c Qloth • • iv sold, onlv etomp..fl, ..t the E DIA WArt No. Iti,Chi..opside,am: ue oilierfilais....iNtioit,file, in entire C•ttyps ft.r ExportatioU; at,h aS J. • Piece, from 25 ton yards • each, a t 2s. fia t . ;hi •Is.• 4s. GI. and ss. ed. per It is pecull.s, far it s lzreat even-.ay, and i>> sinniar tondtairenest to rarticularis in this cliangtaW: torts ally preventing Abe ill effects arising* . fro.:3 .ItAftsifintiL trSou heat t., cold. a!*!er 0 , ,!- vttr imbibing the dump atinostiliere. and f" 3 IIY "t':ciAl in : I ' .4 fin er cold Climates. It :s Solacted to a;', ;he purpOsei of fa.; for tibirting; Cisildrtn s rrear , , Sheeting, lite the Ries.-es fur heti' and 0-4th*, contain fronstw4 to tour pair each; s and surpass every miner for economy, leainv, and ple.as.oltrufsa of reenr.: 'l‘l.lny 111 , he first vault- . lies in the Kiiitplesin.hseo l o c i ; experieti,:eo at ao saw, ages, • ttr,ders from Alzroad an 1 trout tAte Gauntry twelve tarty .at teift :511, Wnitichints, _for Lushes' dvess hid Chiltiren's wear, 'May he obtained mithore, in Metes from Three to FiiGr clitittrair each, (lint:sitting from three to lour Drdsses. • COOKING IVY STEAM AND LlCir \IR, D ' IE-Stlperifirily ‘eltich is tufty usceri;titteri by roorr tli; II :1 t.h.insand Families, 'von 11,.`,: proved l y exueriear.e the o i trlin 44NitiltSigcs of SLATER:4 PATE:lit' wlliyl].,ovllas'es every invent kin in tlig Art of ; 'Luting atoutiouly, health, a n d with tire inost'd , ..licotemotte ~f 'slealiiitig';. B 9illPg. , " 'Wahl eu;, brodui4, owl fur coot:tautly "uplink]; Hot and the of iming,.entirely free iron) yx- cf..4ive lwat and the'poisoll.sas effect" of,e.ipriers bitdly tinned, I\kats cooht , ;l do, cod isitpore comining sub- - ettmces width usually collect in .rm Kettios. . Patoltee would treat with ectithlishedintrui, suppiy t 11 . i,stt.i.l4 .rsdiparat.l4 , i, free of fiti eintry,e, r on bring'auststcd of It'eGiVill only one-half of the sittings which woalit arise ftotalts .The Martitt'is L;tiSDOWNE presented ti•peti.: rinn- (our a body - of persons coiling themselves Quakers, against the Property Tax. The petition view , addressed tri the tipper House of t VarliaMent, and . the Loan COANCCLLOR objected to it, on the gro p: of informality. , STANITOP& eitilvavottred to prove that the Ij o e ts o ought to: overlook the informality which had ariiien tram conscientious 4cruples, and ke ceive the petition, • The' Lot C P . NCFLLOR saki, titleSt inn was, v..113t (lit! -the •petitioncri mean to c:ill the Rouse ‘ , l Peeto ? Did they mean to, address them as Loris Spiritnal and Temporal No, they did not, and tho petition could Hot be received. tin the quebtion being put, Gord STAknotm dit -vide(' the .1-19tise.—'r he numbers were, For receiving the Petition 9 For rcjeviing it . by 3 mlijurilv of • ltioteleaces itid'partibolars may be t a ut or!'. ‘i y itttleworth, 45. g. nt 4.1 the Pattnitfe, at No. 61, !Witten-street, Illo,hibury.9qtiare; or at P. T Lettbilirv t , 23, arm:eat:n.ol - Lotitlou: • Mr. PONSONAY tme, merely. to say, that kgave him great satisfaction to find the City of,London were atiectedi as' lie thoiight t hut Ho use'll tit! the t•Ountry at large Must be, by, the coaviet i o n, that estery retreneJonenr ought t eil'ected. us the present. circumstances the country that conld, possibly be • made. At present the had merely: Pk' in, end to two most odious: taxes.; t!.. ! ey had:dune nothing with respect to putting art , end tO the expenses which those imposts were in. tended to support To this they were now to pro. ceetl. It :was unnecessary felt kint . to remind the }louse, that iniless the' expenditure of the coast trV were reduced, taxes to supply the peach netl:44se rect n !iy must be imposed. • 'Mr, l'crsToN mut ended ; (hot ret reneumeot was 11 9C6SfirY, Mid If 'this were not' made, he wished toi know .where the Chaneellor of the ENelietincc expected to t h e fonds necessary fur the p lie suivice—from . the 'Landed' inteivst, from the COnitnerciul interest,oi from the Mauttfactui iii interest ? , . _ . • Tinirrit.,.LINCOTASHIRE. • . . 0 be. SPLD by PRIVATI?, CONTRACT, and entered upon 'immediately, that svell-built • ela nd* fitted' np and completely fUItNISIIED MANSMN clued :WESTGATE-110E18F. with attaelied detached . ' 4Dllices of every description, l arge productive c;iii den, walled and stocked with abundance of choice fri.it Trees, a range of Hot-houses. Vinery, ant Green-lonise, Yards, Brew- ImuSe, Ciiach-hituse, Stabling, &C. The House presents a handsome and uniform eleeation. Living lately been fitted up under the in9t , cction of an cui tient Architect in a style of superior *elegance, commands a delis fitful country prospect from the North aAd tient h fronts, .ar y l contains every requisite Ateuiamodatian for a Family .uf ,tho first respeetability. . , r 4 principal Story consists of a Breallfast-parlour, 2. feet 1 7. 1 5, a Morning Drdwing-romn, of the seine dimensions, a - Drawing-room, In feet * inches, by Di feet 6, a tastefully fitted tip Vestibule, a Dining.i . nom, 27 feet by tit, comintinl ceding by handsome folding •doars, and fOrming to4et her a Spleadid Siiitt of Aptirtruents• ...rtieec• are hlso en tientlenia.o's Dressing-roont; Library, and Water Closet. Thefirst and Second Stories • contain many excellent Bed rooms, Dressing-rooms, Stisie-reonts . ,,Closets, &e. &c. and the domestic Offices are - all conveniently arranged on the Ground Floor. • This Day was puhlisherl, price is. IQ. • SPB6(,FI .•f CIIA C'WEs'I'ER gsry. ms the DISTR.ESSELPSTXrE of the 3AL -I,TuttE of the G IM)m. Printed for Budd quid Cailiin, tinalisclk i rs'to his Royal 1•1103• Hess the Pi,inctAtegent, 100, . . _. . . Earl STA NIMPg tlit;11 g;lye notice, that be should litbniit'a motion on Friday se'nnight, tb remedy the inipert7:4tion awl , uh,eority iwitol in roost of ilii: lani in the Stallie 13961i—iAdjourned. r‘ . This Day was published,' price 45..6tL A • SHORT RI VIEX ci,‘ the it iLI'ORT . S of tile AFRICAN INsTITLITION, and uf the ct),Yrito. VEBSY with itr. THORPE; with same Reasons against•the Registry of Slaves iu the British Colonies. • • .• By GILBERT, MATHIsON,. Esq. Second Edition, With Aittntnons ur! Noles. Prinient for Piccanilly; and James Asperne, . . IiOUSE OF CONNONS. This being the last da'.y fur : ;ate Ili the Speaker catur down to the !louse at ((thirtyr after tt ere. Anew Writ wits'ortirred Droitwich, in the r, on oPT. nittningtaii, Eq. who, -ainue election, bon) accepted the Office of En4t titnidred; in IVlltshlce. On the pecood reqtring of the llrlstol fail Will, Mr IltolltlLltOli. not intending, -on the 'present Occe, siou, to take part. in Any debate on the till}, tboualtt it nevelt.' sar . 7 to state, that at Bristol it wtss viewed as :::uiiig-utintYcei tiirslyto Literfere 'with the last of the land. He ivi.lied.sinne time, to he I.iYeit fir the further emecideration .01: the mea sure, uerore it was passed thronti.its settiaining stages. !,• • Mr, 4. D.VVIS %Va.{ in favour of farth er del a y. • Tit, Was read a second time, anti ordehd tote Coto tit tiled. • • con'hlenclay, the Bth.of April, will•be:publieherl, iu One,Vo.• hinie duodecimo, price 6s, in hoirds; THE ' ItILLICAS OF - A S . AINr Itig . Merry Tale. Also, to ite SOLD, a eery good brick-built DWELLING. , /(f)UNE, situate in Westgate, l;outyi aforesaid, - told opposite they atm re-mentioned. Estate, witl, a Stable, 00 other suit al) to Put-buildings, and an excellent Garden thereupto cuotaining together 4 Roo& and ra Perches (be the same 'Wore or less) ha lately occupied by Mr. Nicholson, Attorney at 'Law. " Relicks!" roiled lietnitqta. holding both het sides To-Five lier ease,' ' " Sir, if von plea4e," • " They're only what you - Gentlemen would' call - " A pair of Galligatking, that's all !" -11 y FERDINAND FARQUHAR, Kiri. Loudon : Printed cur Tegg, No. I i I, Cheapside ; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall ; No.Bl, Neiv Biniil-iitreet I and J. Dick, Edinburgh.' A new . Writ *34 Ordered for lhe Comity of Carioue, in,the room of COlanel - Abe purchasers of the above Estates may be accommodated 4itl► a quantity of 4teadai or Past orr Land, lying contiguous lirthe town. INSPECTORS (W Sir It. lIERON whiled to asli the Ilonooroble qentleuinti , tlppo4ite, now that the Property:tax was girt.o ttp, it was likely wt Should hr reliered.frOat that ntost part of its machinery, the 9, to, or 11 Inspectors of.Tnxos? I(.l.t.l'silINGTON was understood to say, lic was not perfectly Eictinred to g'tie an answer the quesfioa, hut state the Property Tax was not to he renewed, it wits !fat the intention of Ministers to keep up unnecessarily any part of itstuachincry.L. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR presented a Report from the Oho wittbe'tot the St,ite <if the l'irement the Aletriipo which was read and aereeil to, Nod n Itiil ordered. ADDINOTON pregentrd. the Rd and 3d Reports, (rim the Pr, , ,;(kat of the Court of S'ei%ionl in Ncotland.' Or dered to lie on tal)!;:. !.oath is situated in* fine sporting mutant, on the verge o the Lincolnshire .lds, withinshoit rifle of Lord Fok-hoiniii,i, aml nut more than ten from the Orman Orem', ini the shores of which are several houses, tilt resort of much f;isliirmablv company during the bathing semisoft. The country around. abounds with spi ngc nt excel lent ‘y:tter, witch ro4ltice some Of the finest Trout Ntrcatn% in the and *hat may he 'considered i4s !it lil nt. re import:tut. to, Cent !cairn whis hart vising the Clas sico! and Commercial Schools in. Louth are respect:4,Ni Further 'particulars tray be 'mown tin tql Heart , , l if by 4 letter post paid) to J. a n d J. Jackson, Souk:titers, Luth. NI ATM M ON Y. • EOPILE of every rank iviy adoration. to t h e 0 • shrine of Wedlock; but, where the Constitution hos seen leitited liy•distaw, ur dobilitated he a certain - habit, contracted at an early te};r;,ii renovation of stability prevtous toc,iitering that stale is indispensably requisite to revive the esutiiberitig sparks or. Mr, and to reaniorate I lie'systent. Fut no disorders have- contributed more essentially. io destroy ' ll 7'o. ll + ll ra% happiness iloth those which are the consequences tat wignmitri4 pleasure, It was this consideratioa which flitted Mr! ors: l'UltitlE and. Co. Surgeons of einineme and high proressiolial attainments, Members of the 16 1" 1 C o t" Ices ot London and ii.dittburgh, to pr.•scht to the Pnitiic t lit result of thirty years experience in the cure of VtlltrCal 'nut tltoie Debilities arid 'Deficiencies which not, itithequently prevent or ikulttitter the rnatviniohial state, In Ow visrions gradations, from recent' infection to confirmed owir treat went comm.:Ands very oh en N speedy, alio Rhrtlp rt rfulicAl Cure. In dubious cars, their totigatid well 41rT4ogi'd e.spetiencegires them a promptitude of decision that *rem et the Patient from being inotestrialifiell oat at lii? cx istrtice, or having.his cmistitutiati undeitstlOUrdt and th e n" tat Orinclitle destrtiyed by a 14ent, but in , ithon 94 lise*ges' tit POlhnt Mot fatal conliiirace in shallow patente es . In rout Diseors, Vascular Relax...looo,ond ,Atooy of the Or-• gaits}, arisin' from eseestilve itidelgeucc, insalubilotis ell -2,41e,„ or our:tory sensual it vi their practiee gives iiew life and V I T43 , to tho syster, 'tit case* w hich i‘r s VC rg " 11 ' l t it lj t . St ii34lVs Mill QUASI Ileritlidelliell«* al 1 lie Crettira, ry.rettiore mild and eaectoal Silgirt tr:r cares Si real Intection aree. 3, it it , the period L -wu da•Yg• the Female grx it \, t;e c.,trolatory to o.e• hit t tour be cured of *time %•, Itich defeat the trioutlation ea ten with nit! delicacy; awl I.lk iolable se- C.'ortic anti Ca. rosy he coosilltell every day,tit ttr;, trait:: t lie Counf'ry, the mode tit &'c. and enclosing ltrin%omits. iur.-'l.tivice arid Mt.414:11 , 5, twit be "" t ' d " ft h utvit4 tu7, 11..ttoti-garden. This Day was published, in Sea. (2 d Edition), mice b(19.... pmt.'s losivisrmo .i.l ISJS, by wtty of including %V tlk over the of Waite at Waterloo; Observatitom tin the late Military Eve,it t, told Anecdotes of the Engegvinetitsi VlAv or the e.spitgl France when it the Oecupation of the English and Poissiatt Troops; a oti;•nte Act-writ of., the whole „Procertli.l2,l' rela tive to !he removal of ti ` plundered Worlis of A. t from the Lot:vre, with itell ,, etions on this M e asur e ; e•oirluding with Itentarkvon the Tentper and ('audition tit B'rutri, and the Character Qf the Houton Governiuent. . By .101 . 1 N `4Cirt`T, Author of the Visit to Paris in Idi &I and Editor of flie iat Juliano, a Politiasfunti Literary dintittal.• Printed for Longman, Furst, Rees, Orate, and litown, Peal oust r nv. Of 'whom may he h i nd, in . 0'1:o... irriee'lls. boards, the Fourth of ' A to PARIS in 1014. -Col ltaininra Iteriew of the Morai, Political, Intellectual, end Sociel ConditiOn of th e Irene! Capital I akservations (fa the Manners of the variiitii Classes ottiticiety, and on' the general Statt of its Inlorniu tiun and AttAinntonts in Literature and Arts. Ina few Days wit be published, ill one volume, firo. M4oi of Mlalartie la Marquise tie •la :CO( Mal AQUE,LEIN. Translated from the Second }W , .n printed at Paris. Edlobtirgh : Nt tilted for. Archibald Constable and Cu.; and Longman, .t Rees, Orate, Anti Drown, London. To those who h tve lived long enough to reineinbei the early tint V - -; of the y Fret,. Revolution, the name of Madaine de Les t-me may he - She was represented iii. the republican Newspapers of time as a fanatical Heroine, Mividing . the satire try the s& de of het lite , ',atitl,atiti ultimately avenging his death. T is nut many months sitter her second hitshand, the ill.tryuis dusk Is.Jeliejaqueleiti, a near relation and friend Ofstlo. to tit, itil,g , .;l:CWiltt a hero, perished in the defence oti biter King aril Tit is Lady i. ivoi here it't her dishabille, and although she &piteous in•a&ratielt bumbles-than Might be expected, yet we are much titiitoken if she does nut ratite mute sympathy un der lice real akar:ie.:et than she - could have done' under tier Inlpptried one.. She Irtilteg ttf flue Midst terrific interest with a simplicity (pine wonderful, not an absence s i n u turf , superior, its ! utn tic effect, to the most arubitious eloquence, The t eats te'...irited in the.e Nielmuits afford incidentally it c ni 4,, insight Inif. the ori4iit and rircitincanets of this Frs eh Revottition, at least in that part of France detturni united Lit Vendt.e. We belieVe the public will find, this translation tin otdinarY . Otte, tite.uuct its of tut: orig inal oaring ocen preserved with peculiar felttaty. . • -• • - CORONERS' INCREASE OF SALARIES RILL. can the Report of the etwoner 4 % Saidrie m Mr. StIMY LEERVItI. objected to the gill as un necessary; the present ronutieration was stifli 7 cient to inalie the office of Coroner an object worthy of the Attentio.l of 'Tony respectable cha racters, as !night be teen troll) the contest _ which had recently taLen plur . for that situation in the c o un ty of Middlesex. Mr. SWAN differiA from the last Speaker. The -situation of the Coroner fO:.• Middlesex was greatly superior to that at Coroner for 'Any other cooteutled, the terfitmeratiuls of the Coraner,WaS in Many ittitanees ton ,small. it Was of impurt ance drool tile office should . he well filled, null its duties ably executed, • To secure` these objects, he thought it - necessary that the proposal crease of salary should be given, us an intlutar meta to respectable persons to become candidates for the situation, Mt. Li. k'tlMSatEl contended, the office was not sufficiently.well paid, to remunerate a►9y man of a liberal profession, for giving it the attentiolt scrupulous discharge of its duties demanded. 't he Coroner might , sometimes, in waiting for Juries and evide►►ce, be occ►►pied two or three cisys in the investigation of one inquest, and for this, his remuntration would be but 20s. besides his travel. log allowance. At present, the County rate for the Curt-ter was. ItCli more than fivelarthings in the runt]. it doubled, it would be but. two Mr. . e- i. W. SmiTn wished to observe, the Petiton before the 119 use, though ments 'had been proposed in the Common Coun cil, in substance expressed the unanimous seas*, of (hit body. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. tßov.r.tt presented certain 'papers relating: to the *Clerks of the Admiralty; and also hOlne cOnneeted the arrangements of..(ireenuich. Hospital, . lifter a shOrt conversation he tween Mt. Grolier and Mr. Wynne," were ordered. to be printed: Mr. TiieNEY, in the absence of a Noble Friend, gave nOtice for 'hint, that he (the Noble Lnrd) would, on Thursday, glove for copies of the Cot- respondence •bet wren the Noble Lord opposite (Lord Castlereagh.), mid the Frelleh (4overnment,• relating to the Bank of lianttiro. 'I'nOMPSON moved for a Return of the names and the salaries of the Cioniniissioners of Kxeiiti in London, mot aho of the untidier of days . on which they attended the Board in the years 1814 and 1815.--Oulerkl.' Mr. TutaNtiic invired when the riper he had 1110Vei:fiir 011 t * Oriller day, relating to the 1.10uc. , hold Ti cops, would be produced ? The eIIANCCLom of the liu:nuctuen was nu.. derstood to say, the paper was expected to be brought up that clay. Mr. Tnorarsoti moved for a Return of the names, salaries, and days ,of ,attendance, of the, Commissioners of lift: citstnins Loittlen i fur the .years 1814 and 181.5.. Ordered': lie then moved Jor the mimes u: all the Officers of the Customs its London, pieced on the auperannillt eft lint, the last five years, from the 5111 of January, 1811, to the sth qt January, 1816. He wished in the returns a description of the places they, had held, the salaries they had received, their ages; the own iter of years they had been in the service, and the -stint which was to be an n ually paid to them fur life. The CIIANCRLLOR of the EXCHE4II/ERobjeecd to the 'notion, 'at► account of the extensite inquiry which would be ►►ecessary tc► rionply with it. fly the Act of JBlO, tlic persons to be placed on the, , superannuated rit were fully dt ; ;cribed, The oh. ~~` -.F: