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C UMBER 8256.] ‘• .--• '{PRICK SEVENPENCF, T PICTU4I, LING-017P10E, F e b. 9, 1819. IRE COMMISSIONERS for VIC TUA LLIVG 44, N7# 31,VESTY's 'NAVY do hereby give Notice, that t l‘ri doO, the 1 9th insta n t, th ey w ill b e ready to ,re -7 Tenders 7.21 writing (sealed up), and treat for Three l~rC u nrisi's of NEW PALE, an d One Hundred Quar -4: - 7' `EIV CLOSE -DRIED AMBER MALT, to be an :P:6'le to SoMples (of no! less than One Quart each) to I r oflaced with.the Tenders; 7 , 4i rtft Tons o f BUTTER; and 441Y,Tons of CHEESE; Zj!)°e delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at fird in the spac e of one month, by equ a l wee kl y propor -w' and f or One tet, Hundred and Fifty Thousand BAVINS; to be also 17 i e : 1 into the St ores aforesaid, by the end of September 1 regular Monthly proportions. c, Conditions of th e Contracts may be seen at the Secre ajb. ° Ace. 4 46 1 , gard will be had to any Tender in which the Price let • ,in .ll or that shall be in sertedwords .enA 1, (tici7prielirered to the Board before One o'Clock on the ho lite t k e 64 . 1 4 the 19th Instant; nor unless the Person w V a the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends r -we when calledfor. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. PUBLICATIONS. PARLIAMENT. Committee-Room, Henrietta,street, Wednesday Evening, Feb. 17. TO THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. This . Day was published, In Three Volumes, price 21s. in boards, HOUSE OF LORDS; FEBRUARY 17. MONTH AT: STEVENS'S.- . By a LATE RESIDENT. " If this he the Mirror of Fashion, it is not less scythe Mirror of Truth."—Neface. • Londoryt Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. • The Earl of GosPont:) and Lord WODEHOUS took the oaths and their seats.. GENTLEMEN, Did not think it either wise or becoming to - Ja - hold out to you pompous expectations of numbers, that were to confound my adversary on any given day; first, be cause I did not choose to expose myself to the ridicule conse (pent upon a disappointment; secondly, because I did not suppose you likely to be in any way influenced by the realiza tion of such expectations. I certainly could not boast that my troops were ready marshalled, and if I could, I should have paused before I announced it, while there was a proba bility of the desertion of une half of them on their very march to the hustings. Gentlemen, starting at the post, as I did, when every hope of a fit Person presenting himself to supply such a vacancy was exhausted, my only .trust was, that the Electors would look to the character of the contest rather than to the quali fication of the humble individual who was willing to fight their battle ; I saw no ground why, while a Man might yet be found who would profess and would act upon sound and rational principles of .Liberty, such as you of old had sanc tioned in the persons of Mr. Fox and Sir Samuel Romilly, you should be handed over to a new sect of unintelligible theorists, whose principal claim to your support appeared to consist in their vilifying and denouncing every illustrious public character, living or dead, that the country has pro duced, from the Revolution downwards, sere only themselves. Unknown to you, and without pretensions; except the humble one of faithfully imitating those to whom I felt veneration and deference to be due, I had no other hope, I could have none other, than that you, Electors, would feel the cause to be your own, and would accordingly take it into your own hands. Would it be enough to say, that this day's poll has justified the expectation I had thus conceived ? person, from the- Consistory Cottrt presented the Koceedin€s . ion the Trelawney divo rce . N Mr, 'BRoGDE and Mr. H. DAVIS brought from the Commons the 20,000,0001. Exchequer-Bills Bill, and the Bristol Gas-light Bill, which were read a first time This Day was published, In One Volume, Octavo, illustrated with a Map and 1B in teresting Plans and Views, price 11. Is. boards, A TOUR through SICILY, in the Year 1815. Li. By GEORGE RUSSELL, of his Majesty's Office of Works ; undertaken in company with M. Fromm, one of the Judges in the Duchy of Mecklenburgh ; August Wilhelm Forster, Doctor of Laws, of Berlin ; and August Wilhelm Kephalides, Doctor of Philosophy, and a Professor in the University of Breslau, Silesia ; Gentlemen, possessing con siderable literary attainments, with whom the Author be came acquainted during his residence, the preceding winter, at Rome. The Malt Duties Bill was read d' third time and passed.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. • Sir WNI. CUR IS - took the Oath and his Seat for the Borough of Blechingley. At the entrance of the Honour able Baronet he was warmly cheered front all parts of the House. • • Mr. CURWEN presented a Petition from certain Parishes in Yorkshire, praying that Owners of Lead Mines be tender ed rateable to the Poor Rates.—Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed. 'Phe Committees of Supply and Ways and Means were post. ported to Friday next. The SPEAKER: informed the House, that John Gardner and others, who had petitioned the House against thelteturn fur Bristol, had not entered into their recognizances at the time required by the sad of the King. The order was con sequently discharged. GALWAY ELECTION. The SPEAKER acquainted the House, that James Daly, Esq. and Dennis Bowes Daly, Esq. who had petitioned against the returns for the City and County of Galway, bad not en tered into the recognizances prescribed by the 5311 of the King. He should observe, at the sante time, that instances had occurred when a prolongation of time had been granted in Irish cases, not to enlarge the recognizances, but to as certain whether they had' been entered into at the period re ; quired. On this suggession the House granted till Tuesday fortnight, to ascertain whether the recognizances of the Pef titioners had been duly entered into. HORSE. DUTY. - London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster Row. In a few Daps will be published, TOM CRIB'S MEMORIAL to CONGRESS. with Preface, Notes, niid Appendix. Lw ------------- T, ESTMINSTER INFIRMARY FOR DISEASES ti t , OF THE EYE. 14 ak"' ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the 4,-;'" INsTiTuTIoN will be given, at the Thatched iF4 n, on FRIDAY, the 19th of March. weesnriee the Duke of WELLINGTON in the Chair. bbitieresStewards, and further particulars, will ",,,,.......!_ t elY published. • By ONE OF TfiE FAN . C . Y. The Appemlix contains, among other Flash Articles, some Chaunts by Bob Gregsou, the present Poet-Laureat, of the Fancy. _ Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. aid► ona fle for. ON PREVENTION, &c. OF TYPHUS FEVER. This Day were published, in Bvo. price 7s. boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT, P.A.THOLOPY, and PREVENTION of TYPHUS FEVER. By EDWARD PERCIVAL, 11EB. M. R. I. A. Printed for. Longman, Hurst, Rees, .Orme, and Brown, London ; and John Upham, Bath. , • Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up the Report of the Com mittee on the Assessed Taxes; andsevetal Resolutions. tend ing to continue such part of the former Act as effected a re duction in the Horse Duty, were then agreed to, and Bill• ordered accordingly. IMPORTATION OF CORN. , • Gentlemen, in the last seven hours, you have swept away all the advantages of my opponent's three months' -prepara tion, and that almost without an effort ! Little more remains for you to do, but let that little be done with energy and promptitude, in order to put an end to the ferment inse parable from the prolongation of such a contest. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, MR. OWEN'S WORKS. This Day were , •published, A NEW .VIEW•OF SOCIETY ; in Fonr Es ...CIL says on the Formation of the Human Character, .pre paratory to he Developentent of a Plan for gradually ame liorating the Condition of Mankind'. Third Edition, Bvo. price fis. . • , 2. TRACTS relative to the NEW VIEW of SOCIETY ; viz, 'Pr oposals for raising a College of Indulstry of all useful Trades and HuSbandry. By JOHN BELLERS. (Reprinted froth the original, published in Iti9ti.)—Report to the: Committee of the Association for the Relief of the Manufacturing and LabouringPoor.—A Brief Sketch'of the Religious Society of People called Shakers.—An Account : of the Public Proceed ings which took place in London in July and August, 1817: Price ss. 6d. sewed. . .. • • • • . 3. An ADDRESS delivered to 'the Inhabitants of NEW LANARK, at the Opening of the Institution established foe the Formation of Character. The ThirdEtlition. Price Ss, 6d. 4. OBSERVATIONS sm,the EFFECT of the MANU.FAQ. TURING,SYSTF.N.I. The Third 7ilition.--Tw which are. added, Two Letters on the Employment of Children in Manu factories, and a Letter on this Union of 'Clrurchesand Schools. Price 2s. 6d. . 5. Two MEMORIALS on Behalf of! the WORKP:G. CLASSES': the first presented to the Governments of Europe and:America, tile , . second to the Allied Powers assembled in Congress, at Aix-la..Chapelle, Price Is. • . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, arid Orme, Pa ternoster-row; and to-be had of all other Bo oksellers. • GEORGE LAMB. COMMITTEES :—General Cgmmittee Room, 27, Henrietta- street ; Swan, Bridge-street; 14, Park-place, St. James's White Horse, Pimlico; British, Cockspnr-street; Newcastle street Coffee-house ; St. Anne's Coffee-house, Dean-street. STATE OF THE POLL. Day's Poll. Total. Hon. G. Lamb 265 615 J. C. Hobhouse, Esq. 153 622 Major Cartwright 3 29 To the OCCUPIERS of the SOIL of the UNITED KING. Dom. • THE REPORT of the CHAIRMAN of the PROCEEDINGS of the COMMITTEE of MANAGE MENT, in conformity to the Resolutions of the Meeting of Occupiers at Henderson's Hotel, Palace-yard, Westminster, on the 14th January last; and the further Resolutions of a full and respectable Meeting of Land-Owners and Farmers, at the same place, on Monday last, the 15th instant, will ap pear in THE FARMERS' JOURNAL, on- Monday, the 22d February instant. ALL W NOTICE TO ARTISTS. 4 /4 ,, ort.Ks intended for the ensiling EX -16 me rs .: rpl,ON at the ROYAL ACADEMY, must be sent i,,,tii of` s uouse, on MONDAY the sth, or TUESDAY, .Iter p a A tt p ic ri u l iti n r e s xt ti ,. after which time none can be received. ill be given in.a future Advertisement. '''"•-•-..„....„.............._ HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. tis TO THE MUSICAL WORLD. Il it '' N o „.,Yet alive and at work, aged 81.!--WM. 14 :ii t ' 1 , 1 1) t;gI4 ( 2 I WF.LL, the layentorof the Additiona_lKeys, ` ll ,ol' 14 4 04 ;` - 'amper, the Cabinet Piano-forte, the Harmo 'lll; t krt, l l,.",nt, the Oblique Piano-forte, which is the last S e ilue ; ','Y the best,, particularly the New Improved k lti, 4 gl it . :, bas as fine a tone as any Grand Piano, and a L_ l ll'j"ter: l "cli; its elegant form and moderate price will "11 1 14 :eapttle all other Piano-fortes. Those who want to 411 ) 4,1 0forte should certainly see these novel In ' "ore they determine, at No. 13, Leicester-place. I 14;4 k CIA , ' , 'N,Ne. , 'AMY ORPHAN CORPORATION, ,: Ittt '„`Vuorl, Mary-le-Bone, near the Regency Park. It. b. ' '' '.the Right Hon. and Right Reverend the LORD t:lte . r, BISHOP of LONDON. rik-,rresident, the Right Hon. Lord KENYON'. 1 13 ,4? s t NNIVERSAHY MEETING of the f, i o cit'Ar,t‘r for CLOTHING, MAINTAINING, and A; of ' th e b ‘i POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN ef CLERGY i'ilsngot„- ' . ,NTABLISHED CHURCH of ENGLAND, un pith': NS.",., 4 e_p l it Apprentice will be holden at FREE ihilp °a I,',,AVERN, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn- Vi th ' i eli, ;,-,ESDAY the 23d Instant, when a number of itl ) :,„tif f " l ,t exceeding- Weaty, may be elected into the ni t ' ne v -,''," Corporation. The Chair will be taken by the f i t tt r plliPrtsident, at Two o'Clock precisely, for the b ottts;,,'"ess of the Day. Dinner to be on Table at Half lit r t 44 - "'lok. 111 74, 1(1 11 a : Highness the Duke STEWARDS. Verney, M.A. t b ) k! h4 l) .`e "' 4 h Rev. Charles Edridge, D.D. r,4f I er -ert Lord Bi- Chaplain in Ordinary to his v; er ims lad afF, Majesty, b1 t ,,, 4 , - Ch, ri 'am Hodson, D.D. Right Hon. Earl of Abingdon, Nl l. 4 tY of , e ellor of the Uni- Hon. Sir John Richardson, it, ill I , ,, Xford Rut. one of the Judges of ) . I ) , tl l\ '‘'ic Rev G. Neville, the Court of Common Pleas, i 4yersiNlancellor of the Sir C.Edmonstorie, Bart. M.P. o; 4 ich Y 4 Cambridge, George W. Taylor, Esq. M.P. !I/ 4.r arri,Yate, D.D. Peter Dalrymple, Esq. I Ztri, t 4tl s h e , s tr ets, 15s. each, to be taken at the Bar. Dona- Nj e d bv - s r s criptions will in the mean time be thankfully 6 , l lsl lt g ;Ile Treasurer the Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge, & I , l i a n - d il;atsnn, Esq. at their Bankers, Messrs. Sikes, ltkk ch a l. Mansi on -h ouse - s t ree t ; or at Messrs. D rum- Ili g h i 'Lfig-Cross ; a , D nd by the Secretary, atNo. 20, ' n yder-street, Commons.. J. 13. MORGAN, Secretary. It.------......._______ ' i() )11141313ERRY'S PATENT SPECTACLES. 1111 who value theirs SIGHT.—The Sight o, 11111(..TAged Restored--The IVealt Sight Strengthene,d -1%, tlvielfeet Night Preserved to Extreme Old Age. Vt4 .l.l ll+ l) ll. °W of the bile Mr. BRADBERRY returns . her li st , fu,,,atiks to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at 'lle liberal SuppOrt with which she has been ho kiOltrt,e her flusband's deceate, and begs . to state that Iti l eeti . '" shall be wanting on her part to insure a conti -I.oei 4 qeof. • tiT s lic Nth of time (more than 20 Years) during which the , ty1,44,44 experienced the benait of Mr. B . radl i ) .. erry S lit iitlfllst be the strongest testimonial of their me_ i_t.__ . k lt k t ,4'p t3 , B lNESS is. now REMOVED to 27, HOL , r ts d. I kir, k P.,kAvo Doors out of Oxford-sttert), where 11 gt 'l..k;Cnt Spectacles can only be , had. ' l % Ill tdi4 t ers and Parcels front the Country (post paid) will ttly attended to. . , GENUINE COFFEES. ik' tii, k a ,CON and Co., of the COFFEE-MAR'r, ti,44.'-'•'l,l;litilier-str et Snow-hill, London, established by . ~,3 ‘ tt , ' !.: 4 Coffee Plante rs and Merchants . in . 1811 , take this l elbir), Y 0 'appearin g before the Public, - ret urn their , tip 'utiorrk thanks for the patronage and supp o ort they have 11 1 .lii k , "Y 'afforded them from the commencement of th ei r tek s t' eo t iii t h .e. cow, e Mart, and to assure them, it has been is h •, . ant study to sell a truly genuine ahicle on the most Ilt 4 tilei, rn AN At;oN 'S• CO.tte 4 1, f, ' and C think it necessary to impress ( . )n the ( 'it Ole Public, that as the article of Co ff er is subject to 411'1..444114 ' • t b . le t rations,.,. it becomes a matter of importance to li,,,fier &if' , the Public in general to be informed, that the ICI ofrq svas opened under the auspices of a respectable vjir i , b . est India Merchants and Planters, who had for h r Yl4tVt tlit in troduction of a wholesome beverage, at the S thi,est, prices the markets would admit of, .and at the *I 9 PAC( 3 ) 4 ,,? f genuine and finest quality. • Nl',ti• 1fiey,1,4,1?(C0., trust the Public Will give them credit, k il lditi e .t4 re t il sr. e te ; , t tl i. i n c e ' I)" ‘‘;',;fifilitsti:Yiso(ais'rujhet. they have 1e n) ' made, tbey v Lave iz . t a h t a t, all tint V e n t : d e s . pi. ration or niix,titre cot 4n b y e % fl 'e a r t a t g ir e e , o l r yi k t i l i t t o d u ,% t .h t a h t e e v s e n r i . al .. l . es . t Oit to "tllt, t) r i c t itw I r 44 ., ~. C 3 -4 me Dutch Coffee, roasted, Ss. per . lb-, t ti•• , '• ;4 •,3 ,1 ..`'.. 64 •; very good ditto, roasted, 2s. 9d. ; ditto, ;',;',••fift‘iifintation ditto, roasted, 9.s.fid.; au allowance 48".4(.; g 4 qUantity. Raw and Refined Sugars. k r l'vetab ie _,a e l!tl CO. i, 41,, :th, „ ire t v rsor t in - v e a g rio to u :tdd, they have appointed most t ri, ' . t4i 'lv bo',.? the ir cod i ces anid'aartrseowf, the kingdom itnogdtroemata:' , T h en ;re ts - • ll,' NI ag, n " t S eS PI thine towns where there is not at pre lim,l4'lt ,r,.aPPninted.-h e: neral supplied on c..4,;...4refltfiyuir,,,aebkle,ttrals. e s hippin geig orders } exe . cute(.l. Lttt_untry with - v eu, and sent to all parts of tire 'Town 4 lay 13,, it ne Innlost expedition. 1341Atttlallp atteuded tie. TO THE RELIGIOUS. ARespectable LADIES' BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL to be PARTED WITH on or before LADY-DAY NEXT, truly eligible in every respect, and only a small distance from the Metropolis. The sum of 1301. will be requisite. For . Particulars direct (post paid) to A.B. Hartford-bridge, Hants. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE. THE high encomiums bestowed b) . i the Nob ility and Gentry upon the above NEW SAUCE, induces the Proprietors, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the Public at large a Caution' against imitations, by men tioning none can he. relied upon as Genuine without each bottle being sealed under their'Firm and Address, and also each Label hayin(• 6 .theirS . ignature. The utility and convenience of this Sauce, being adapted for,altpOrpOses, has caused a greatdomand forit,'and its in _crease of circulation bids fair to equal their much and long esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES ; they respectfUlly'so licit a trial from those-who have not used it, being confident it will give satisfact4in to the nicest palate. Warehouse, No. 107 (corner of the Savoy-steps), STRAND, London. • . FRAUD :PREVENTED. MO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on 'the unwary a Spurious Composition instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they hare adopted a new Label, in which their ignature and Address 4 *" . , 97, MO Ifolbern, is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label,. that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the Type, which is unlike all Letterliress, will enable Purchasei s at. once to detect the Imposition. • . The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made and sold whole sale by DAY and MARTIN, - 97, High Holborn, and re tailed by the principal Gric.,ers, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron mongers, Perfumers, BoOt=makers,'&e. in the United King dom, in Bottles.at.64 'Od‘ and Is. 6d . . each. - PUBLICATIONS. lust published, price ss. Gd. HILDE HAROLD'S AIONITOR.; or Lines occasioned by the Last Canto of CHILDE HAROLD: with Notes, including Hinti to other Contemporaries. -erudelis to quoque falsis Ludis nuaginibus ? Printed for J. Porter, 81, Pall Mall. Of whom •may be had, - - - - The Pursuits of Literature. loth Edition, in Bro. price ss. boards. This Day were published, price ss. 6d. boards, Vi#EMAIIKS on SCEPTICISM, esnecially as it is connected with the Subject of Organization and Life. • Being an Answer to the Views of M. Bichat, Sir T. C. Morgan, and Mr. Lawrence, on those Points. By TLIGMAS RENNELL, M.A. Christian Advocate in the University of Cambridge; and Vi- car of Kensingion. Printed for F. C. and J. Itivington, No. 62, 'St. Paul's Church-yard; stud No. 3, Waterluo-place, Pall Mall. . !' : This Day was published, . . ... THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, and CRITI CAL JOURNAL, No. LXL.--.Price Six Shillings. CONTENTS. ' •• I. The History of British India., By jaws Mill, Esq. IL Mernoires et Correspondence de Madame D'Epinay. - 111.L.-I'. Proposals for'an Economical and Secure Currency. Ily David Ricardo, Esq.-2. An Essay on Money. By 1% rt. Prinsep, Esq.. IV. Letters from the Hon. 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This Day was ptiblisheli; . . ,n Bvo. 9s. in Sheep, or 10s.. 6d. calf-lettered, and with Nine Plates, 11s. 61..sheep,-,or 13s. .calf-lettered, a new Stereo t pe Impression of,. ri y i HE NEW WHOLE DUTY of MAN.: con... taining the Faith as well . as Practice of a Christian, made easy for 'the , Practice of the =present Age, as:the•Old Whole Duty of Man, was designed for those unhappy Times in which it was written ; and supplying the Articles of the Christiap Faith, which are wanting in that Book, though essentially necessary to Salvation. 'With Devotions proper for several Occasions. Also a Help to the Reading of the Holy Scriptures. N. B. This genuine Edition is,published by the Sanction of his . Mhjesty s Licence, granted to W. Bent; and, to pre vent Imposition, has his Signature .on the Back of the Title page.— Also, an Edition in Nino., without the Help to the Reading of the Holy Scriptures, signed in the same Mariner, price 51. 6d. hOund. Printed for W. Bent, at the King's Arms, ,Paternoster row ; F. C. and J. RiVington, , Scatcherd and Letterman, G. Wilkie, H. T. Hodgson, Longman and Co. W. Baynes, J. Richardson, J. M. Richardson, .1. Booth, Baldwin and Co. Sherwood and Co. T. Hnghes, R. Fenner, and G. and W. B. Whittaker. . ' • . ' • A few Copies remain in royal Bvo, price 16s. 6J. calf lettered, and with the Plates, 19s. 6d. Mw may he had, by the same Author, - - 1. The New Week's Preparation fora worthy Receiving- of the Lord's Supper, with ,a Companion at the Altar, and Directions for a devout Behaviour during the Solemnity; price Is. 6d. bound, fine Paper 4s. 'Mr. STUART WORTLEY presented a Petition from cer tain Owners and Occupiers of Land in the West Riding of the County of,York, - Trraying for some protecting duty against the Importation of Foreign Corn. Sir ROBERT WILSON had hoped that - the Gentlemen who had, signed the present . petition would have had more sense than to endeavour to revive the diScussion of a question Which had already occasioned so much•public•discontent. Ha . had thought that they would not have forgotten the popular effervescence which it' hadproduced, and which, if rekindled, would leave•behind . freSh traces of•devastation. Even if they • obtained theirends, would they improve the situation of the • labonring 'elasseS? Nothing would be done for their relief, and those classes would not patiently sobniit to' be starved by . any prohibitory duty to raise the pile ) ; 'Or corn. If those" Agriculturists persisted in their applications, they might ex pect the table of The House to be covered with Petitions front all, parts of the country; net 'only against the imposition of a fresh duty, but against the continuation of that which now :existed.- He therefore trtisted that those wliti had any in fluence over the individuals who had thus applied to the House, would exert that influence to induce them to abandon the er roneous course which -they had adopted. Mr. STUART WORTLEY. whatever might be his private opinion of the application of the Petitioners, did not think it would be acting fairly to stifle the expression of their sen timents. He would at least give them an opportunity of comingto the House, as they asked for nothing but to he al lowed to prove before a Committee the truth of their allega tions. The House had two duties to perform—one towards the Agricultural, and'the'ol her towards the Commercial irate-. rest. Those duties •it ought to perform with• strict impartia lity; without preferring one class to the other. Sir ROBERT WILSON thought that the agitation of such !aqiiestion as the Corn LaWs - woOldhe lightly prejudicial. Mr. Alderman WOOD wished that the Honourable Gen tleman should nut Stop . Where he did, but he should boldly • , come forward to propOSC the nomination of a Committee, in .stead of keeping the'public mind it) a state of agitation on ;the subject. He conternlid tliat the price of Corn was at pre 'sent very fair, 'and urged the Honourable Member to move for a Committee,. convinced, from what had fallen from the other •side, that such . 'alnotiou would be negatived, and the ,question thus set at rest:7. • • Mr. WYNNE could not consent tothe appointment of such a Committee. The very entering upon the - consideration of - such a question ssas-nn indifferent matter : -• It world create art alarm in every'part of the country, and'might re-produce the - dangerous effects that' had accompanied the• introduction of the last Corn Bill. ''He had then opposed the measure, and should therefore object to any thing of the kind being now revived. Mr. S. WORTLEY had no notion whatever of proposing such a Committee. • • . ' • Sir J. GRAHAM stated, that in his part of the country everyone was satisfied with - the declaration made by a Right Honattrable Gentleman now absent (supposed to be the Chancellor of tire Exchequer.) on the second day of the . . meeting of Parliament, respecting the intentions of Govern ment on that-subject. He hoped that it would be no more agitated. 'A MEMBER- (whose name could not- be learnt) re gretted that the -gallant General should -have made any assertioni'•with .respect to the motives of agriculturalists.— There was no class of society more entitled to the regard' of the-House than the cultivators of the soil. Sir H. WILSON having explained, the Petition was read, and laid on the table. ELECTION PETITIONS. Mr. CASBERD presented a Petition from the Agent of the Petitioners, against the return for the Borough of St. Ives, praying that the time for entering into his recognizances be enlarged, in order to afford an opportunity of examining th• sufficiency of his sureties. After some observations from Sir William Sterling., Mr. • Sr Vynne, and Si .1. Graham, the House granted till Tuesd;iy next.for ascertaining the sufficiency of the sureties, and till the WednesdaY following for the Petitioner to enter into hia recognizances.. . A similar Petition from Richark Clark, Esq. of the County • of Surrey, who had petitioned against the return I.r the rt.,- rough of Hasientere, was presented by Mr. Curwen, and Ms posed of in the same manner. . Lord R. SEYMOUR. presented a Petition from certain Free holders of the County of Caernarvon, against thy. Saddle horse Duty.—Laid on the table. • SCOTCH BURGHS. • Lord A. HAMILTON presented a Petition from .certain Merchants •and Burgesses, Members of the Corporation of Perth, praying for an alteration in the constitution of / their Burgh.—Laid on the table; and ordercd•to be printed. A message from the Peers informed the House that their . Lordships had agreed to the Malt and Pension Duty Bills. CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS. OMMANNEY presented a Petition irmn certain Mas ter Chimney-sweepers, praying that the Bill pending in the House to abolish the nse of Climbing Boys, might not pass into a law, as it would be injurious to the public at large.— He condired that much danger might be incurred by the new mode proposed, and the insufficiency of the machinery, which prevented cliiinnieSfrom being properly cleansed, and left them exposed tor . catch fire. Another inconvenience would also arise, from parishes no longer being allowed to apprentice hors tothnt employment. tiir J. YORKE agreed entirely with the opinion expressed by his lion.. Friend with regard to the insupiciency of mn- Clinety. Its use, if it beCate so common, might Min finish, by depriviag tilt poor of bi cad. AS to the hardships of tits