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: I ' . ' •,"' 11, ril 0 ...--/ 14 e l * 4 • 1 ' - —..,- i."l-..-,, "3 „ ../...., 4, t , , „ ~„_„:„.„ J. .. . - ..fi1.! - i t pli I AS 10. , 'llV s: 4 , l ''' '': - 1 -..'f * ": \% Ai. • • i ••''l ' ' ' ' ' • 1 , . • ~~~ ~`~ ~- ~ - ... ~''k c.. a •~ "~: l y ~ ~ '' ». tivmr4n, 7433.] WED NES DAY, U 3, 1816. rPtICE SEV EINIPEN 0114 MISS O'NEILL I S LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING Tins • SEASON. THEA.TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • riP MS PRESENT EVENING, July 3, 1816, tiil he acted the Cortiedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE. Lord Trinket, Mr. Jones; Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. Fawcett; 4 .11- * C "`leY. Nlr. Yount':; Charles Oakley, Mr. C. Kemple ; Freelnve, Mrs. Gibbs; 'Mrs. Oakley, Miss O'Neill Miss Foote. P.AST INDIA HOUSE, Jimg ec t 1816. rri - th E COURT of DIRECTORS of e UNITED COMPANY of MEII:UHANTS cf ENG LAND TRADING- to tliC EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notioe, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT: jurlotis effect upon 'the Whale 'Fishery, ttnd eon. ttiptently upon the maritime power iir'the'enan. try. On this he mainly rested his objections ti) the Bill; bnt it was also to he observed that there ' was no security given, that even if the Gas Coin pnt►y enjoyed the monopoly, they would he able to. light thi Streets. They bad laid down thirty utiles ,of pipes in London, and if any accident happened to any part of these pipes, the metro• polls would be left in the dark. The lion. Member was proceeding to state fur. ther objections to the Bill, when he was celled to older by Mr. CaoKErt, whO observed, that the Ilwour. able Member Was digressing' into a gent rat dis. cussiou of the measure, it as too Ovhitti for what purpose, at a time when the only ti restiont was 'upon the' amendments sent dots n by !he Lord's. • The spitAttaa said, it was foreign Cr) the course Of proceedings in the flocie 50 enter into d ge neral discussion on a measure, wit e , , the only question was as , to :be aMentlinctits wkich thn Lords bad thonght f it to trito,, , . Mr. CAl.crtiont,in pzoce, (led to vioclicate the course tt hich he had taktn, when he was c..lietl to order by Mr. Setjttant Onsinw„ The S"PF,Ati.S it, however, d •clarcd, that it n ats competent to a . iiy Member who was e.cilrd to oilier to Make the . best defence for hithselt itt Ma' HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JULY 3. This being the day of the Ptorog ation of Par liament, the doors were opened at twelve o'clock, and moit of the Peers' Benches were. soon after wards tilled with .a large assemblage of Ladies,' elegantly dressed, At one the Lewd Chancellor entered the House, and Prayers were initnedkately read by the Bishop of Oxford. That the COURT Will be ready to receive PROPOSALS in writing, ou or before Wednesday. the t7th ',Lily next, .frarri the Owners, of Ships .of the blrthea of M. Tons and up wards; linitilers' weasnrethent, glorifying the rate of Freight per TOn a; Which they may be willing to LET such SHIPS,. for One Voyage to China diiect, in the Company's regular Service. After which will be - performea the Farce of LOVE. LAW, AND PHYSIC. Flexihle, Mr. Mathews; Lubin Log, Mr. Liston #nn Friday, The Farmer ' s Wife; with The Magpie.- -On oaturday, The Man of the World ; with Killing No M urile r.— On Monday (hy most special deSire), the. berions Opera' of Artaxerxes: - Mundane, Miss Stephens; after which, The Sleep ‘Vallier ; to which will he added, Blue Beard. The Earl cif SIAAFTESOURY lalt on the table a Report tram the Appeal Committee. The Gas Light Bill was brought up from the Haase of Com mons, by Mr. SWANN and otlier Members, with the Amend tuente agreed tat The Court further give notice, that no Tender will be re ceived for Ships which have been in the Service of the Coln yany, if they have already gone more than Six Voyages. STATE OF IRELAND. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, POR the' Insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Ships, Vessels, and all other Property, against Loss or Damage by FIRE. Insurances for _short Periods, or for several Years together, snay be effected at this ()thee upon the most equitable firms. Policies will not he charged for Sums of 3001. or upwards, fur to Persons increasing their present Insurances. The whole STOCK. of a FARM will be insured without spe eirtc:Ohm, at the reduced Premium of 2s. per Cent. Rec'eiptis for I he itenew4l of Policies expiring at Midsummer Day; May. he hart at the principal Otlives in the Strand and Cornhill, London, and of their Agents in .the Country, who who will receive Proposals fur new Insurances. • ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. The Earl Of DottouGHKOilii moved for some papers regarding lreland, including a. letter from Eart Whitworth' to the Secretary of State, re specting the situation of that country. His Lord ship made a tear Observations, but front the buz that prevailed in the House they were inaudible below the bar. We could only catch an eXpro* , . Sims or his hope, that the situation ot Ireland would he taken into consideration 'early in the next Ses.ion.---The motion was agreed to. Just before two the tiring 'of catioop - announced the arrival of the Plinee Regent. and at two his Royal Highness entered the House, with his usual Ilse sword of state borne by the Duke of Wel lingtou, and attended by the Marquis ot Choi moodeley, time Martinis of Winchester, Lord Gwy. due, &c. &c. &C. . The Prince Regent being seated on the Throne, Sir Thouits Tyrts-bitt, thittletnan Usher of the Black Rod, Arls sent lo require the attend a Hee .of theCommons..Shortly afterwards the Speaker, and a great number at' Moimbers, came to the Bar. The .Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at ar beforeywelvo o'Clock at Noon on the said 17th July next, beyond which hour no Tender will he received. J. DART, Assistaxt Secretnry. The particulars 'of thei Terme' am! Conditions upon which the Ships will be engaged for the Cothpany's St mire, may he had npon application to Mr..lntio Alorris, Clerk to the Com mittee of Shipping, on or'after Monday heat, the 1:t INTERESTING 110QKS JUST PLIBLIStI ELL 11141 SWISS TOURIST, ►rice fig. hound. BOYCE's SEGONI) USURPATION of BIJONAPA raF. anti BATTLE of WATERLOO, &cc. &c. with i.tige Plans and Portrait, 9 voIS.' 8vo.; 11. 4i. boards. • THE LATE MR SAMUF„LAVEBRE'S LIBRARY OF BOOKS AND COLLECTION OF MUSIC. Ville 'SOLI] by AUCTiON, by Mr. WHITE, by Order of the F,xecutors. at his Rooms, Storey's Gate, Ureat George sireet, Westminster; on Thursday next, July 4, and fol lowing day, at Twelve u'Clnck, Elitiie and Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, 4,,,d coLLEcnoti of MUSIC, late the Pro perty of. M r . SANIMIL WEBBE, nt Gray's Inn, deceased ; the . ft,rmer containing many valuable Books, l'heolo K ical, r and Claisical, &e. in various Languages ; latter co,Csprises several fine and scarce Articles of the Old \fasters, &c. witrt many unpliblislied MSS. of the de ceased. The CONGRESS' of VIENNA, by M. De Pradt, sr . °. 105.041. boards. pOtvtr. Mr. CAWTHORNE then proteeited, and after her, ing ogain cullgd tnotticr, concluded by expressing his disapprobation' tie Bill. Lord COCURANU xvieird to Call the nonce tr) the magnitude.of the object which was akcied by the Bill Wore them, but he was called to order by Mr. ,Coratenay. The Noble Lord then moved, that the Amend— ments, be thken into coosiderution this day three months, ihnt the motion not being seconded, was lost. GIR,ALID's CAMPAIGN of PARIS in. 1813, 1814, and 1815. New Edition, enlared, with Map and Plan ' 7:4. hoards. • LARAUME's NARRATIVE of the CAMP. IGN in, RIJ4. SIA, Bvo. New Edition, with Plans, 10s. ad.; or with Plans and large coloured Map, Its. Gd. Itoard3.' ".' *** A small Edition of Labanute is just published, price 6s. 6(l'. boards. To be viewed tyro days previous to the tiale,_ when Cats twines ni•ty le bat also of Mr. Birchall and . Mr. Chappell, Netiv lBond 7 stteet and Meurs. Clarnenti,Cheapodde. • Tll;.* SPF.AKHR addressed the Plinee IL:get lt as fOiIOWN it pleats your Ilighness, gOYAIs 11CAPITAL, cumarA, Jt/i6( I, Isl 6. The Amendments wire - then read; agreel to, and sent buck •to the Lords. A flew writ was ordered for Plymptotwin .the room of Mr. Dougias two bdiire) who has aceiitted the . Chiltern Ilan , dr.‘cis. • • , pticsnaoc t ia he Act- of the 551-11 year of .111. pre , ent Majesty, by winch it is enacted that the Oht-Peosi..tiers of. this Elospital shall in future he paid guar adranett, instead of Italf.yearly, Notice is hereby giteit, by order of the Right ilonourable the Lords and others, Commissioners/or managing the affairs of the said liaspitisl, that all the '.)01-Pensioners thereof, residing. in Loodiiii, or within the District of the Bilk of Mortality, are teirored to appear personally 11114 regimentally, with thei r los , I netioas and Certificates of Admission, at the ecretary's Ute:e jn thesaid , l-lospiial, on the-respective• days, and in their .thrci rat classes, according to their several Rates of PeriOmi, nodernientioneitt when attendance will'be given from Nine oielo,k in the :Burning until Three in the After vila, for tlot Piiyalent of a Quarter of a Year's Pension ih advance, -to the 24th of ,Septemi , er next. On FRIDAY, the sth of iuly. The Petsiotiersat'6d; cit.' win Bcl. per day, from - the diffe. treut.Regienents of„tavairy, Foot Civards, and lufaittry, in (Clang thor.e mom the Militia. On !'UTUR DAY., the Bth _of Thoke itt gd., per day, from the different * Regiments and Corps, to the 801 it (4 root inclusive. 01. MONDAY,, the tith of July. Those at pd. lutr daY...fron. thi•atst 11-et:warm of Foot, and WI the remaining Regiments and Corps as also the Militia at IQ& per day.' On TUESDAY, the 9th of July. Thl at Is, per day, froni the di ff erent Regiments of Ca.' 'airy, ith the Ist and 2d Regiuienis of Foot Guards.. On WEDNE S DAY, the 10th of July . . Those at Is. per day, from the ad Regiment Of Foot Guards, to the end of the numbered Regiments at the said Rate. On THURSDAY, the I lth of July. Thoselit Is. per day, from Abe Royal Garrison Battalion, Veteran Battalions, and all the remaining Regiments and Carps; as alb° ► he Pensioners at Is. Oid. per day. On FRIDAY, the Tith of July. Those at Ti. td. is. lad. Is. itl: Is. and , 11.3 d. psr On SATURDAY A , 13th of July. 'rhore at Is. Bid. ts. 4d. Is. aid. ts. 6d. Is. Sid. Is. 6d. and if.. sfd. per day. • . O N MDAY, thr.tsn, of July. Theie at rs. 7d. par day and upWartli. On TuzsDAT, the Ititis of July. The Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late let and X2l Troops of liorse-Guards I also the Pt nsioners from the several Itegituents who haVe been admitted on ac. count of Blindness. It is tslste ordered and directel. that all Out-Pensioners the said Hospital, do pal rarticular attention to their Ina' Net onas, tivint44 sitt.y ore re ,Jired to pcoduce•at the tittle of Pa>.touttt, by whit h they are orticreO to transmit to the l'it)iiristrr-tieaeral of his. Majesty's Latill Forces in London, AffidiAvigsiks thereil inresyt Putt, on or immediately after ariqy Quarvr 413 v, aithttut which their Names will not. he entered oti - tlic l;a)-Lists 'for the' subsequent Quarter, and afire are tot akterwartht to change their Place of Atonic, as in thi tr 4tfitiatifit, wit-hunt unavoidable necessity, and duly n.,.t.fying' the sato,. And that if tiny Peti•tore'r shall fraudulently attempt tore- reive &tunic payment of his Pension, either .at (Awls...a, or at ditlerent Places, lie shill he *truck thy List, and for. it it all titnatit Itrihinif trues this - E,,tablishinent. Sruretitry and ItegiAtrar. 11, I, < Royal Letters Patent. 1111.I.Attll I :il'hAtIAL (3.0T11. rpm', Merchaws, anti the litkblie, ore- respectfully raforoied, by the Patentee, the lihove 41,4, is 'sold genuine do'v'staniped, at the EAST INDIA AVAllEllotisiES,‘ No. IG, Che ipside, and no other [louse gbh itever, whole‘ale, in entire cases for Exportation ; and the piece, trout :15 to 5° yards each, at 25., 2s. Gd., ss. dd., .S.ed , dad os. ffd. per yardL its peculiar' sun sunny. awl singular conduoveness to the health, of the nearer, preventi!‘g thy iil effects arising from sudden, trait from heat to cold after exercise, tool never itubibile.; the, dairy .eteialitiere in any climate, renders it an article aimst desirable, and of the first COlis;iklet•Miiiii to rent vithidi. To (iotl,mtit in the Army and Navy', and thVse travelling, or iti3o use Minh exercise in hunting, shooting, .Sce. this property is invaluable, as it naturally protects and invig , o ales health and iiSsIAIS the invalid in attaining it, by frol4.;:ting :o,kirregulatiog t tix principal source of health,' the Perstnration. It is adaptikl to every purpose of family use, for ;.:liirting, flit." Children's wear, and : for Sheeting, the Pieces for which both 5-Atha, and 6-4tlis, contain from two to four p fir each, and surpa s s every other kind for economy, brainy, nod pleasantness of Wear. Orders from' the Century twelve evatry attention. The White Chints,for Ladies dress, stte. linty be obtained as above, in pieces front 'two to Four • "jnVirs Colltailitn4 from three to four dresseS. 7it" The Politic are requested particularly to notice, that the Moire can he Obtained genuine and duly stamped, no where ' , but of the Vikteotre at the East Indio Warehouses, 14 ". theapside (where Orders &Om theCOuntry, enclosing rohitiarice.err cxe•nted as if the partici were present, and lent free of expellee), and it is the more necessary io_oh lerve, as it has been discovered that many spurious kinds* bave heeO irtiptised upon the' Public, bet London andin the t'.imitt re, to the great disappointment of toe purchasers. """ ut UK-first circlet Mare look; ettjuycd its tktmity, . . BLAGDON's FRENCH INTERPRETER, New Edition improved, 0. ed. half-hound. ' GENUS' MANUEL DU voyAGSUR,44II English, French, and WU in, New Edition, Gs. Gd. half-hound. • R EICHARD's ITINERARY Or FRANCE, BELGIUSI, &c. with Map, &c. Bs. bound. PLANTA's NEW PICTURE of PARIS, with Map and Plan, 6s. Gd. bound. BOYCE's BELGIAN TRAVELLER, 'with large coloured Map and Plan, Bs. hotind. ' PLANTA's PARIS and GAZETTEER of FRANCE, hound together, 9'. Gd. London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand, M ANOIL -Iv-ANTED to HIRE, .t.l MANOR well pre- served and tocked with Game, abort thirty or forty miles from London, in Kent or 4 Stsssex,. on the roan •Kt Hut. ings, or in the Nec4hbourboud of Tttobtidge elk.—Letters with partieuhrs to be addre+sed to A. 11. at Bauld and Canines, Booksellers, Pall-Mill. STEWAUDSHIP. AGENTLEMAN who is admitted. Member of the Inns of Court, and has had very extensive Prac tice in the Law upwards of fourteen - yvars, is desirous of •pro. curing a Situation as STEWARD. The Silvertis,r will dertake to 'settle • all Accounts, and prepare Conveyances, I..t.oses, and .Wfitings relating to ireehold and Leaselinld Pi opertv. Security and references of the highest respactahi-' illy will h given.—Applicatiuns made to \V. K. at 111r.Steel t s,. ..aw Stationer, Chancery-lane, Lo'fidun, will receive . home- . - clime tatorktdott RUPTURE:' IC Afiiioe.ll Ate. most ,relpectfitlly informed. JL thnt SALMON, ODY, and s PATENT SELF-AP '.llls LING TItOSgES continue to be reeominended by the tnost eminent Surtreons in Town and Country. Fron► the superior construction of these Instruments:no Strips are ne cessary, and will answer for right or left aide; the hinly is also relieved from the galling pressure which all other Trusses - nee:►aion. • The. Patentees have the honour to supply the Army iind Navy, the Military and-Naval Hospitals, the Thuispott Board, the Dock-yards, the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Hon. East India Company, the City of Lon don TruisSociety, the Miry -le-bonne tbc Mid- dlesex &c.—Manufactory, o'2, Strand. Persons residing in the Country, sending the circum ference .of the body in inchei, , just above the hips,.may Pend upon twin-. accurately fitted.,Lailies arc mutated to apply at Mr. 04's private door. _ . , ' Witst.'S - .1 ES UiTS --- DR — OTTS . • ' TN . hi s Niaivst y's Navy these Di ops have fur A •• • . near 100 years past maintained their character as a spe cific far tha,Scarsl, Gravel,- Drttpsy,, I,itrangtiary,. Weakne4 and Obstructions in the Llrin.try Passage, and General Debi lity; lint particularly - for their alicolitteamd,speetty 014 of the Venereal Disease. WESSEI.'s Plet)1" SitCIFIC 'REMEDY are' the 'only iatfe'aiid espeditiousCure, and am fio innocent in tinlir nature, as to require 14111 or nu rest rain t. _ The great object to be ,:attended to is, .that Patients and Purchasers should be careful in having the trite and genuine Preptitatiotr; as the tins**, unsancturted, and dangerons Counterfeits attempted to he foisted on the Public by abso lute falsehoods, are to nithierotts that tile. Pro priet6rsrretpicst every Purchaser to ask for•WessePs Jesuits Drops, and uuleS4 they have the following words on the •tattip, they are gross impositiolts un tlo , Ptilstic Joseph 00; 0 .st. vaol's Church-yard," %%inch his Majesty's Ctimitia‘ioners have or dered to be engraved on every stamp. All others are Coun terfeits. • ISlerchants, Captains, and Ventlers, supplied 'on liberal terms. Pt ire -go. per bottle. • Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward, Middle row, Holborn; and Tutt, Royal Exchange, 1010.11 --- 3tO 7 NISEI) ilteit'.• Royal Himiffiest:es ilia Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, and Duke of Sus- sex, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Russia:, by their special Authority, and the noijority. of the Nobility throughout Europe, t ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, composed of Vegetable Ingredients from the Island of Macas. tar, in the East Indies; possesses salubriims and efficacious priperties, which are pre-eminent for removing the scurf, harshness and dryne•is of the Hair, preventing it' falling otf, or turning grey ; strengthens the - weakest Hair, and renders it thick and long on Bald Places; makes the Hair beautifully soft, curly, and glossy; preserves the curl in damp weather; produces Whiskers Eyebrows, &c. In short, it is inestima ble for rendering the kair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Chit.. dren, inimitably elegant. ' Each Genuine Bottle Is Inclosed in " Rowland's Treatise on the Preservation of the Human Hair," anti signed in Red " el. RO WLAND arid SON." Price 3s. Cd. 45. del. ind Ids. ad. per Bottle, containing four small ; or larger Bottles containing eight small, at ti. is. each.—Also, ROWLAND'sIoSSENGE of TYRE, which never fails to produce immediately a perfect change in Rcd'of Grey Hair, 'Eyebrows, Whiskers, Ste. to a prawn or Wasik, and retains its glass, The Dye is so durable, that it cannot be removed by washing or perspieati an, and is so in- noeent, that -Ladies be fientletnen nay dye their Hair with. ease and secrecy--45.. 7s. 6d. and Ins. Gd. Sold whotesalu, retail, and for L'xportation i by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SOW, Corner of Kirby-, street, the first turning on the right in HatiOn4arden, Hol born, London. I.tid, by appointment, by 411 Perfumers and Nlediciue.Veuder ,, in Londott,'"and in ev ~ r y Town throughout the Empire; and hy all Merchants, Captains, and Dealers, in the East and West Indies, and America. 00 ..'A9k for. Rawland's Oil, er Rowlan4's Dye, and observer tile signature oaeaett 4uttle f f` A. Rowland and Sou.". "At rite close of a laborious Session, We,. his Majesty's mast faithful Cotonnins, atten I upon your Royal ilighrsess • with our concluding Bill of Supply. " During the course of our deliberations, we have, in obe dience o your (towsl ilitrhness's commands, exansi tied the va rious Treaties anti Cnstvt ntiusiv wisiuh titiVe beets lot before us. We have there seen the ..troupsil.litv of Enropc established up , ..m - a basis of legitimate (4w:eminent, by the saute presiding Counsels which planned the bold, pravident,. , and comprehensive • nseasnres coonnenced its the Necomations at Chaumont, sectored in the Con— gress at Vienna, and completed by the Peace of Paris. We have stl . seen the wise and generous policy of the Allied Powers its disclaiming , all projects of dism.rtuncrin4 , the and ancient monarchy of France, leave been coutclitco to adopt such precautionary measures as sniitht.effo;Nqiiy.l" .o " icct the world from a renewal of its fordiei sufferits, , ts. And we base rejoiced more ,especlally that this important char.,e has been confided, by common consent, to the.samevklorious Commander, whose triumphs have so mainly contributed' to the glory of their 'country, and the . general happiness of 'mankind. " In our domestic concerns, the great and sud(!ln transi tion front a state of extended svari,are to our piesaut. tion,hat necessarily produced many serious evils anit'ditficul ties, to which we have not failed to apply our Mott anxious attention. To the distresses of the Airrieulturiti Interest eve' have rendered such immediate relief as could he devised, hoping also that they linty daily decrease, and trisfingitinch to the healing intLitincta. : ,of. time.- }or the benefit, of coat, merce,•and the general couvtmience of all ranks Cif his Ma jesty's subjects, a new coinage has 'teen Provided ; and in ins riorts ways, by positive enactments or preparatory inquiriiis, we have devoted much of our labuors to the general improve ment of the condition of the people, their relief,' and their . instruction. In settling our financial arrangementt, tire ex penditure of the services, of our civil and military establish ments has been considered with reference to the pecuniary resources of the year ; and amongst the most important of our measures, as affecting the joint interests of Great 'Britain and Ireland, is the law - which we have passed for consolidate' ing the revenues of both portions of the United Kingdom. " But, Sir, in the midst of all our' various mid important concerns, domestic and foreign, there are none. in which the nation ever takes a deeper interest than those whi6ll regard the splendour and dignity of the Throne which reigniroeer us. - Impressed with these sentiments, we have endeavoured, by a new arranzement of the Civil List, to separate their re venues which art specially assigned to the support of the Royal State, placing them henceforth beyond the reach of any entitingent charges, which mere properly belong to (Aber and different brunches of the puhlio.serviee. And in the same spirit of local and affectionate attachment we have hailed, with heartfelt satisfaction, the auspicious Marriage by which the pal eneti choice of your Royal lii4lniess has gratified the universal wiilies of the nation, and has adopted in the fa- wily of our sovereign art illustrious Prince, whose high qua lities have alrendy endeared him to the people amongst whom hr has fixed the future destinied of his life. " Theite, '•ir, ate the ;bjeets to which our thottglittc and lahours have hevh chiefly directed ; ,and ,fpr Completing the Grauti.tvlikli it is our sp ur ial dot y and privilege to provide, tea now west-Ili to y 4.11 1* etuy.,l 11;ghnesi; x Bill, intitutiol; AO tor 4faialri g to his Nl:tie:sty a 'certain Snot nut ;if the Coosolinlattll fraud 'of Great Britain, and fur applying' c e rtain tomes therein mentioned for the lierviee of the year 1816, and hither aliprrlhiating the Supplies granted in the Session of Parliament.' to which Bill, with all humility, we intreat his Niajesty's Boy:it Assent." The Roy+4l Assent given to, the Appropria tion Bill, the B.llwitit Amendment Bill, the Pillory Abolition Bill, the Regent's Canal Bill, the Gas Light Bill, Dyott's Divorce Bill, and a few tither Bills. His RoyAI highness the Prince Regent delivered a Speech from tilt Throne, for which see Tun SUN of yesteFtley._ Then the Latta CHANCELLOR, by the PKINCIL REOENT'4 Command, said : itty Lards and Gentlemen, " It is the will and pleasure of his Royal. Highness the Priuce Regent . , acting in the name and on behalf of his Ma jesty, that this Parliament he prorogued to Saturday the 24th day of August oust, to he then here holden; and this Patna meat is' accordingly prorogued t• Saturday the 24th day . 61 August next." ilia Royal Highness then retired with the same state as on his eutraoeci. Gammons withdrew from the Bar, and the Lords retired from the !louse. HOUSE OF COMMONS. An Account was presented of tha number of I.4ves lost in Transports since 1814. GAS LIGIIT Ittu o . On the question that the Lords' Amendments on the Gas Light be taken into ennsidetation, Mr. CAWTHORNR rose to renew his opposition to the 134 4 principilly on the ground tit its in. TROOPS FOlt TFIE \'/EST INDIES. Mr. CAvvTuont.TE begged to ask of the Noble Lord opposite, it it was in the contemplation of Government to send out additional troops to the %Veit Indies ? Lord CAsTt,ttr F.:Aoft declined answering this que)tiou, observing it Was not ctistomary for Mi.:. ilia( CO to give up information respecting the in+ ttmleti mo , tertient of troops. • , •, THE , . Central TtioßNTot4 gave notice of a motion to itnpoNe li,t;naities on Clergymen deviating•from the Canons iipeicribing the reside of celebrating Di , Yin e twice: Proceetling to explitin his intended. motion, he, was CHIN(' to order It vt,t Nirotli6ty Ittport uaa .rdered to lie /rent to the Loi , ts, Sir Cl. NOEL, gave nutiem, pf a Motion rusi:ecting mode of Collecting the Assessed Taxes. Dt7KE OF WELLINGTON. 'Lord CAStLaitiVAGII rose to call the attention of the House to the return of the- . Dulte at %Veiling, ton .to tins country, for the first time since th e vote of thanks for the Battle of tVaterloo. On a former occasion it would reutembered that the House, in addition totthe votes of thanks continuo 'fleeted to his Grace at different times, had, on his last arrival itt this cottony, appointed a deputation to wait on his Grace win) its special acknow ledgments'.. Since that time the bukc , Of %Veiling.; ton had perforiited services which had teen of the most signal advantage to this country, and indet4 blessing to mankind.--([Near wkli r d theiefore to propose that a deputation should do appointed, as On the ''fortner occasion, and .even though the functions of the House, and consequently of the deputation, might be pot an end to by the close of the Session, it would be satisfactory to record on the Journals the sense of the, House as: to services which would never i tmelfeeed from the page :of history lie then moved the Thanks at tite . Honse to field- Martha! his Duke of i WcilingtOn, ott his return from his command abroad, for his eminent et tul unremitting Seiliecs , to his Majesty and the Coun try; and more especially in the illernortible I3attle ;.• of Waterloo etut that it 'Committee be appointed' to wait on his 4 rac6 with .the Thanks: of Altii kiouse, and.tti conkratuiate ldi au laja return ,t‘.4 this country. The Connitte, was then named, contract! of Lord Castlereagh, the Marquis. Of Tavistock, Mr. Ponsonhy, Mr. Bat huts;, Lord lA:niceties, and Lord Clive, and several other Members. Mr. Whs. SMITH moved for an account of all monies received from the Governor of Berbice by the Treasury, on account of Crown Plantations, since the conquest of the Colony. About two o'clOCk the Usher of the Black Rod summoned the House .to the House of ems.— [See Lords.] On the return of the Speaker. to the House, he read a copy of the Speech - to the Members round the table, after which they retired from the House. 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