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F,ATIIE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. riro-monow, • FRIDAY, April I,' 1819; • will he performed, by particular desire, an Act saely from the Sacred Oratorio of PARLIA:,MENT. of Worcester,- praying to be "reiie%cd from the Tax Pon usbandry Lases. .On this subject he was of ali opinion different from that which he en tertained with respect to the teat. Being, coo• winced that th.c Tax operated ; very dsa tv4iita geously on agricAllturc, Ike was SOlieliCUli 101 its reral. The Tax 9,pt! . .atcd very unequally on the fanner's of heavy and 11 . x. farmers of light land.— ttt . cAse it should not .belbought expedient ,to re peal it altogether, suggested the expediency of allowing:a „Compos4,ipn to- be made, by which a larrnerof beayy o land might occasionally be at li berty to ernpigx:i,an additional tit:mint . of Horses, without being exposed to vexations Surcharge. The petition was ordered to be .FinteA. • BARNSTAPLE. HOUSE, OF LORDS, MARCH 31. The House proceeded in Appeals, the LORD LOR presiding. . • The ttoyal Assent was notified by Cornmisilan to the %xcheoner hills on 'Aids' Bill, the,ccinso. : ii:doo 'Fund Produce Bill, the Netherlands Slave Tru . de Hill, the PO W ' Laws' A wenthnent Bill, ti e titnbatidry,Florses' Bill, 'and otheis, in all twelve. . - oora trrii THE'MESSIAFT. Composed - by G. F. HANDEL. With Two Grand Miscellaneous Acts, In 'which Mrs. Dielens will sing ' Rejoice greatly,' I kriowthat my Bedeenier (bv desire) ' Mad Bess,' a Bravita, and the Echo Diretto,-from - Luna, with , Miss Ste phens; Signora Corgi by , particular desire), ' - 1-104, holy Lord,' and' Miss sol ;' Bellehamliers, thou that W rest ;' Miss Stanford, The smiling dawn Miss George, ' Bnt thou didst not leave ;' and Miss Stephens, Comfort Every valley,' "lhere were shepherds,' and '.Let the bright seraphim,' (Tromba obligato, Mr. Schmidt) ;' Mr. Kenward, ' Come if you dare,' and - 6 ThellSattle Sung;' Mr. Yardley, Friend of the brave;' Mr. Thooe, But who may abide,' And Farewell to the nymph.' End of Part I. a CONCERTO on the Violin by Master Willis. cominissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shafteihtir3r', and - the Earl Batkurit, .The House proceeded' in Tuaices - Divoree Bill mitt Thomas's Divorce - Bill ; the tortner was post po.ited' for the attendonce of A witness from Ire land, and the latter till Tuesday next. G 4. Light and Cake Company's Bill, and Ivo nivate. Bills, were brought up from the How , c of Ctantmons by Mi. Holmes, Lord Stan tt.,7l • i).lW.)ers,, and read a ;it's t time. rth, !vor Mr. ,OMMANNEV presented a petitipn from the Mayor, Aldermen and Corporation.pf praying that no alteration migi)t take. place with regard ra the Elective Franchise:lp that .Burough. Olderect.to printsul. - •.: 7 r LAS:ARK. . Leader of the Band, Mr. Ware; Organ, Mr. S. Wesley. The Free List of- this Theatre does, not extend to the Ore Lori us. fiat ;, i Mr. A. CAMPBELL. , gax.e .that he would to-morrow move postpone the time appointed eor. thking into consideration the petition com plaining of an unglue Return for Lauaik.. it, :1" :rIL V. i , / 'kip . DOWN CAST' IRON PIPES. MEDIC INE. v ~~ c{ i~~ P y \ .l • r r " ,CGI4IIIIII SSIONER,,,Sfor VICTUALLING Ills 2I LIJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, =hat " Tu "dailt the 20th of April next, theY will be r ead.t , * 11 ) receive 4'enders in writing (scaled up), and treat for the 414*. P T Y srparrite Crintracts) of What FRESH BEEF may be required forthe use of -Ills Majesty's. Ships and Vessels Jtt the at ti&TAentioned Ports daring the space of. Twelve Ca 42"ffar illonthy, to commence from the da . ; IS noted against each Port. stoketr • May, ) • Creenocl; Guernsey and .I.,rsey Newcastleantl Tintnouth Haven .1, Swansea J Campbelton ?'he Conditions r:f the Contracts may be Seen at the Se- Cre4 GrY's Og e e, at this Office; or by applying to the Col ' A ,' et "' of the C ustoms of Penzance, Bristol, ,Greenock, " .e ' eca •stre, Swansea,- and rampbelion, and 'to th':?litistnzas „ratt'AiLiilrdatitt'etkrl9.•- regardivill be had to any .Tender in Which ,the Price shalt not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not ;delieered to the Bo a rd b e f ore On e o'Clo c k on the said „L ie4l /N: the 20th rif.dpri/ next, nor.trzlgss the Person who ‘ l ' e ' r the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to" rawer when called for, °eh Tender must also be' accompanied by a Letter signed 6 .4 to o responsible Persons, engaging to become houndwithothe r 7 l l tewo.ing, in the penal S am of 5001. f o r the d ue per - )"'" of each of the Contracts. • . CON , 77141CTS FOR PAVING AND FOR LJYING T Pr crudLLING-OFFICE, March 26, 1819. HE COMM ISS LONERS for VICTUALLING t xjzs 211 . ,1 YESTY'S NAVY do :hereby give Notic "Tuesday, the 13th of April next, they will be rear y 410:teeive Tenders in writing (sealed up), from such Per. 44 will underphe to perform, in a proper and worlantan : : 1110 "er; all th e PAVING necessary to h e done fronoi 12n 4, 1 :7 '" HAR F, or other Parts of his .1 1 43esty's 7ze aByt► "bi Yord at D eptford, and .to fitrnish .such New Stone t * 6 requir e d f or ' t h at purpose, during the space of tolendar ilionths certain, and further, until Three zoornio,- shall be ,ell l .ol' the Termination of the to .4;et,the Conditions of which may be seen by P re° el ' 4l°6l4 , (lie InSpector of Works on the Vteili,,,‘,ll.; at th a t place. And further 11 1 1 4 ' '' PNY, r_,-c% Lay Le" n r a &ring- of CAST IRON th ki th COCKS, S f e. o n the said Wharf, c onformably li Pt:146%4d Specifications, w hi c h ma y te h a d, ,77:41 to the` l c4 "(1 (-:("/ dit tantract, which :m ray be sen at the tk. where ,n , ty also' be viewed by the parties ten c r eto). o 4ifet ' °'frlit f the Contracts may also be seen at the , :aro'e Office, at this Oblice. • Witatlri. will i.e had to any Tender in which Me Price !kt 67 6e inserted in Words at length, or that shall rne.l.4lieered to the Boartnefore One o'Cloch on the said the 1 3t1e of April next; nor unless the Person who 414 en 11 ' '''oesGme Person on his behalf, attends, to answer ," e d for, I:,:?'eader must also be accompanied by a Letter signed S ite pa 4 l w nsible Persons, enkaging to become bound with tend erinq, in the Penal Sent of 5001, for the:due "tot ca of the former, and 1001. for the latter Con- New Bridge-stret, London. 1 ~ 011, Esq. No.. 9 .r--ew y,a'l.kit..l leave to infor 1-1 d with the Liles Venereal, l •l3'°u-1 1 :1) Sin* • - m yell, that ever since the *l :iti, f 14() , I had herr, ' LW "' e • E course of medfcine I ttin-I,,trittlititi its o bstinately . re . st t st , t ) t; •!•'; tri ' e c fa Y cti faculty i ' • , 'is- I I►ere and un trg„ir,,, f) the most emi iin c if...lli on , and twice u . l'f - -4 t .-.• reralsevere courses o. Sa ••—: to 144114)ln flu: hospital with little relief, would ,appear year In tl,e spring of last . d Itis,i). di:,}'rettehrie,tit nivel crate nature. as nearly to put a period tt, Yt t - . 1 . 4 41 got to such a head, the crown of my head, til t - istenee.—..l had a large ulcer on t in a frightful Iti ri " n ' vach anti and my legs were broke on had been' in a tt l' "•1 luY riell't - .dreadfully painful, and ., . t , , ~f ii , , , INdo, left.had also "t) t httration for the last seven ye,ars; y) . 6 and gave tte Eii . I‘ t)e. nod es „, it wit, Eery mach discolour . e ~ n •iet . , 44 ti..(' 'zrifc'• • ' ) iticularlv when iiaim i I l e 1_ t.. I .tri ) , d lating pain, 1 . thi; lamentable . ta_ , I 4 't tit -t Pr've me "f rust ; Thompson, (who received so k41 j, t , ) ," ) • ended by 'Mr. J. Patent Pills, t 'llici ) - , 4 te I) t 1) em ). take your Lealie's - - a firt . I I'4s It 'eni hen ; ' t" Mays in ; the course of 11, 1 11 Rah to (loon Lie 26th o. tto;,,, Ik i . i little more than a t ,, , "LA. fl,, ~ egan to receive. benefit -- -n ... soundly healed— I t att,. l 'cvrs on my head and anus Nitre . . i leaving, how- Cr, t,,,?,tit sores on my legs healed ti.so , d pain in the rlio ,f is'ekTablediscolouration in the stflif,.m . l P i3,l a little li,''''gti, . li ' left, which, bv„ihe If Ics',-jug ef : ( 7. " ', a subsided ; tlit Pt. ,,,..„ ,• , ~,--in •aliia'ile Medium., . "od s d i ' `"'!-. ut •,`• -: --I- ~...:.,,,. its natural hfind .Ur ill t he slain regaining 1 thus became, by le:triii,eralloPe'ie‘'"‘sargnilalidiuningen' lig erfecilyfree from all my ,t,t,ZneeimPlaints— hare e re a Cov; re l d my former spirits av a a n .e d k t hti b ', 4 nd ant become jolly and fat, in which state 11_ , i ci . , ‘. 11'414 ""' •' t tr., - touishment ut all who kn I,_ , i arn _ a .) months,.. E 0 . le as ~ 4s my.e;ratitade, but lII ' 1,,, 0, fl,:. ..1,0e4h 117 N.olll_l. terms 1... ‘:?, i r t i a n ~ mortals, to make . iiiZt.,i, case t t t l s . g,o.oii, as other su , tie t, I shall 011 every occa ,lt set . bale as possible, as .. , dosti !..ou wilt greatly obitgL, Nir k ' Your grateful, obedient, very humble serval:it . , -R'ari. .. ALEX. MUltAldt I s Close, Iligh-street, Edinburgh' ( di ll .1,1., 'Witnesses tonic altu ve Cure:— „ J„,tt'l'son, No. Old New Poultry l‘larket ? Edinburgh, ' , i t , -114 M`Ttosli ~,, bly (;lose, E(lmburgli. . 'l7()Vi'il'oil and. ' 4. —e'M - k ,, N , . sold by the sole Prop' retor, ' '1.41,.• `elnher of the Roy-El College of Surgeons, at his te n -, is t ,,, ~ • •• .' -. a t tl itt ilhtr ~..,) .oitiv 13rit)ge-strer, London ; where ? after iarti 'tilY t i .!• : , • “1"cc " t• r ""re than 40 years, in a practice i those itt:tr,t,:ii i,,oteil.t,o the cure ot Venereal Co niplai iitsanil itz ,!es i „ to t e the lia:rtF of Gellt,l'ati<lll, with that inviolable l sver') stn, 1 ~5.., n tit of 112 S profesion siumid always ? ) t ,. n '-, he flatters himselfthe advice and peeassisth he . itst,,u2NlY admni-ters t p...0n. • it . ~, this Medicine, will 4i,,.'4`blled, bv a di-sterni". L ' 'st•l • "I- . • dea•Lta seldom ge ~ 4,_ , aA,_..,., 0,1,,ng Public,. as al. d 1 IN(1 Sold, }Lisa l .11 ambigruty. those 1144 at a dis;.„:. ppointturnt,fcr the convenience of ff;k,,,,,liisb„rou'T,Le, a!1 the Toyshop, No. Iti3, Oxford-street; . ;;•""-brid..e l ' ', s .' N.• 7, Fis h - street-bill; / Mr . . Bdxlers, it . 1,,,, ,,, ,... , hiltubnegh , mi caliweiv3, publin ; and on ,i;i.i "n overy ei, i ,"• 3 •- i . • creat iiritain arid •,,,,,it t , 4, bnit Ut. •1( rret) toren in i• , ~, . , on `'ti t ; . 411 and 1..,:, D !t l Y' $3. 911. each, stamped, and scaieo • •t0t,,1 t are tilt'us‘d nirections., • Vbereby person", vi l, t , ...r 113e1TCS with %air, syci.d74.'""Y' all'i "ft''. • .t , - *iYAT; ACADEMY,SOMERSET-116135E. ()TILE is liereby'giveti ihat the EXHIBI TION WILL OPEN on MONDAY; the 3d of MAY NEXT. The Artists are desired to send their several PER FORNANCES, properly framed, with their llsscriptiens, awl, the Names of the Portraits, for insertion in, the Cat;i logne, 'on MONDAY the sth, or by Six o'clock on TUi.;ti- DAY, the tith of April, after which time none will he..re ceired. No Artist is to send more than Eight Pictures, nor more than Eight Drawings, no Miniature can be allowed a place unless in a France of Moderate Dimensions, nor can any COPY be admitted. The Royal Academy will take all possible care Of Works entrust to them, but cannot hold themselves responsible In cases of Accident. HENRY BOWARD, R.A. Secretary. CLERGY ORPHAN COR?ORATION, St. ioln's Wood, Itlarylebone, near the Regent's Park. President; the .Right Hon. and Right Rev. Lord BISHOP • • of 'LONDON. • VieeLPresidlant, the Right Hon. Lord KENYON. NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election of 111 POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGYMEN of the ESTABLISHED, CHURCH of ENGLAND into the SCHOOLS of this CORPORATION' will take place r.t the ensuing QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT, to be holden the LATTER END of MAY NEXT, when a number no t exceeding TEN will be ADMITTED. The Benefits of thi s extend generally throughout the Country. 'lll Petitions of Children for Admission at the above Election must be transmitted to the Secretary, at 20, Great Knight Ryder-street, Doctors' Commons, before the Ist of May next, to whom ail references must be made thereon. J. B. MORGAN, Sec. Jarid J. SIVEWRIGHT solicit the Public • Favours for the LAST DAY of DRAWING, NEXT SATURDAY, April 3, when ALL the Three Prizes 0f........ L. 20,000 ALL the Three • L.2,000, ALL the Three /JAN) and ALL the other Prizes now in - tit, Wheel, must be drawn. TICKETS and StIARES, warranted undrawn, are now on Sale at their Ohl a2d Fortunate °Slices, No. 87, coßm-m.L, No. 11,- HOLBORN, LI..\:4ARKET, ..., 341, OXFOLD.STIIEET, Where it will be recollected they sold in Shares, e 4,206.... , ...the First Prize of / .30,000 5,760 the Last Prize of L. 80,500 PUBLICATIONS., In the Press, and printed uniformly with Phillip's Recollec - lions of Curran, ETTERS of the Right Hon.. J.. PHI LPOT J11...1 CURRAN to the Reverend H. WESTON, Bvu. The above, which are few in number, were written on Mr. Curran's first Visit to London in 1773, at which time he was only '24 years of age. Mr. Weston was. a College friend of Mr. Curran. These Letters, while they record many agreeable feelings of Curran's early years, ate yet marked with that philosophic melancholy which accompanied hiin through life: perhaps they are the earliest traces of Curran's pen that are in existence. Printed for J. Hookham, Jun. Old Bond-street. This Day was published, pike 2s. 6d. • LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH ApIGA ZINE, No. XXIV.for March, ISI9. CONTENTS 1. On the State of Learning in the United States of Ame rica-2. Remarks on keeping in Remembrance the Capacities of Human Nature-3. Hints _concerning the Colonization of ,Africa-4. Account-Of an Ascent to the summit of the Blue Mountains of Jamaica-5. Some Account of the late John Sackeouse, the .squimaux-6. Patrick Hume's and Mr. Callender of Craigforth's Notes on Milton-7. Narrative illustrating the Pastoral Life-8. Selections front Athenseus Book 11. Nst..lV.-9. Banks of the Rhine-10. On the decline of a Taste for Metaphysics-11. The Bride of Corinth (from Goethe)-12. On the Indestructibility of Mental Impres sions-13. Notice of a Perpetual Kalendar-14. On Mr. Campbell's Specimens of English Poetry-15. Notices of the Acted Drama in London-16. Nu. VIII. Cove:it-garden Thea tre-17. Drury-lane . Theatre—ts. The. Opera, No. 1.-19. Glorvina's Warning-20. On the Connexion between Pugi lism, Statuary, Painting, Poetry, and Politics-21. The Mad Banker of Amsterdam ; or, the Fate of the Brauns : a Poem, in 9.4 Cantos. By William Wastle of that Ilk, Esq. Canto VIII.-22. Letters front the Lakes; written during the Smumer of I'BlB. (Translated from the German of Philip Krmpferhausen). Letter HL-23. Elegiac Verses-24. A few farther Strictures 014 " Peter's Letters to his Kinsfolk," with Extracts triem that popular Work-25. Literary and Scientific Intrlligence-26. Works preparing for Publication -27. Monthly List of New Publications-2R. Monthly Re aister—Meteorological Report-,Commerchl Report—Promo tions and Appointments, Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, London; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. SUPERB INDIA SHAWLS, AND CURIOUS BRITISH DITTO. MILLARD'S WFIoLESAAiiD RETAIL EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, 16, CHEAPSIDE. JMILLARD respectfully • informs the Nohi • lily, and Families arriving from abroad, &c. his Warehouse possesses its accustomed rich supply of Foreign and British articles, with every description of the choicest Linentdrapery- for domestic use, Foreign Damask and other Table Linen. The most fashionable articles for morning, promenade, and evening dress; French Cainbrics.of the first fabrics ; and Bordered Handkerchiefs by the piece, &r. Su perb _lndia Shawls, and the most beautiful imitations in Bri-• tish ditto front designs peCuliar to the House, both long and' square. Elegant, printed Chintz and other Furnitures for the Drawing-room, Beds, Cots, Sofa Covers, &c. Printed Chintz, Muslins, and Cambrics, of new and unique Designs. 'The choicest India Muslins for Gentlemen's Cravats, and Ladies wear, from the Company's sales, with a variety of curious India articles, Ivory Fans. Gold and Silver MusLtis and Turbans. ImproVed Irish Linens and fine Sheetings of the New Bleach, warranted. and which are sold at his Ware house exclusively. India Long Cloths, White Chintz, and Anjengoes, Foreign Lace. and Veils. Linens, •Muslins, &c. purchased by the Piece or Dewy are at the Wtolesale price, ant: one price made without deviation. ('bests of .Family Linen complete. Ladies,,&c. arriving from India, and wish., in;; to pert with India Shawls; will 'receive their tame fur Wein, • Mr. flaworb, from the E; - Cbetuser, presented an Account of tlke Income at", and Charge on, the Consolida,;ed Fond ;. and M. Tlsonas the Doles and itcgs:a:ions of the Penitentiary, Orderest to lie upon the Lisle. Petitions were presented by the Elrl of LOll3- dale, bow Kirkby Ssephen,, (Westworland), against :he-Insolvent Act; by the L e ord ,Chancd lor, from tire Prisoners confined for Dent in the Gaol of Donegal, for the continnance of the In solvent Act ; by tbe Eat! ,of Shaftesbury, from the Corporation of London, for a Repeal.of the, Coal Duty ; and by the Earl of Powis, from tile Gentry, Clergy, 4c. of Salop, against imposing a stew Tax on Coal.—Ordered to lie upon the table. The Royal Household 13111, aml Cheltenham Gas Light Bill, were read: a third time and passed. On the motion orthe Earl.GansvEtioa, an 'Ad dress was ordered to the Prinee,Regent, praying tor an Account of Offices granted in revers on by the Judges of his Majesty's Courts of Law in Westrokost i er Uall, or by any Officers ,of such Courts.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day), ,HOUSE OF COMMONS. At half-past three the Deputy Usher of the Black .Rod required the attendance of the House in the House of Peers. The Speaker and the Members present accordingly attended. On their return the Speaker acquainted the flow.e that the Royal. Assent had ti,een given by Commission to a number at Public and Private Bills, for which bee our Report of the proceed iDi;s in the House orLords. GRAN)). ,7 uNcTi ON WATER, WOIWS. M. A. TAY Lot!. preseoted a Pet it front the 'Grand Junction Water Works Company, who had heard of a' Petition from the Parish 'at Saint Marylehone, praying that they might be,pllowed to regulate the delivery of their own water, and to contract With any Company they chose on the subject. The petition expressed their reaainesl to supply the Parish, and praycd to be herird ag!iitist the Marylebone petition.—Referred to a Committee. DUTY ON COALS. The Sheriffs pf the City of London presented a Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of London, in Com Mon Council assembled, praying for a, regulation of the Duties on Coals. After a few words from Mr. Alderman Woof), who observed that much error had gone forth with respect ro the interest of the Corporation of London in the Duties in question, the Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. SINCLAIR presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of Perth against any alteration in the Coal Duties. The rumour of such a measure had excited great alarm, in the distant County which he had the hon'our to represent, and if brought forward he `should feel it his duly to oppose it, as bearing hard on all classes of the community, but especially the industrious.—The Petition was art. tiered' to be printed. Mr. MACQUERN presented a Petition from East- Lone, in Cornwall, pitying that no alteration might take place in the Duty on Coals. 7 —Ordered to . be printed.- A Person from the Exarequer presented Ac counts of -the Sums charged on the Consolidated Fund,.of the progress made in the Redemption of the National. Debt, and 'of the Net Produce of the Aseessed Taxes.—Ordered to be printed. CORN LAWS. Mr. LYTTBLTON presented a Petition, signed by above 700 respectable Occupiers of Lanif; in the County of Woicester, praying for protection against foreign competition. He had stated to the petitioners .that their views of, the subject were not his. however, he thought the .very presentation of. such a petition, in spite of the many declarations which had been made in that House, in hostility to any such proposition as that which it contained, was a strong proof of the great distress of the agriculturists of the country. On an abstract view of the question, and without reference to the particular circum stances of the case, it would appear) (bat they were certainly entitled to one or two alternatives —either to have their own produce protected by duties, or to have those duties taken from the articles of manulact me which. they were compel led to purchase. But, considering ,the present state of the country, and the general sense of Par liament against any- proposition of that nature, he thought it would be very unwise to press it. 'The petition was then read, and ordered to:be priuted. MTSpANDRY 11011SES. LYTTELTON ' presented another petition frOM a number of Oectipieri of Laud in the Comoy tlt,Ui POOR IN SCOTLAND. Mr. KENNEDY brought in a 13111,f0r regulating the Relief of :he Pour in - Scotland.—Read A first time, and orde'red to be" read u s.ecuud t►me ou Friday. LONDON cLEnGy. Alm D. W. lIAN%Ey preseuted a petitiou from 'he inhabitero •of yf in Lombard -street, against the Londo:1 Clergy BM. The palish contained but hundred; houses, and Om petition was signed by. ,the tenants of ninety-four, including the Churchwarden, Over •3eers, &c. petition stated -.tbat the emolu. ments'of the Incumbent altogether amounted to 3561. a year; that be did not reside; that he let the .parsonage house . for ?01. a year ; trrat .he re sided in a distant cotinty.vliere he had consider able preferment, tmd . that, he had a stall at Canter burV. As the lionomable Bar,onet opposite had expressed his intention to oppose the increase cif tithes to any ,incumbent non-resident, he (Mr, Harvey) hoped ; the Honourable Baronet would attend to this,cair. On the motion for bringing np'the petition, Sir JAMES GRAIIAM expressed his hope that no statement would be made which could not be proved" to be true. • Air, flAillrar wished to know whether what the Honourable Baronet had SP.iti Was mei t to be applied to his (Alreyarsrry's) s:atemei,:, or to that in the petition ? • Sir 3. GRAHAM TCph d, to. the statements in the various petitions' chat had beeit presepttu.__ al•ie►'teas) Woonthought it rather strange that the Hon. Baronet should expect the House to pass a Bill on his statement,. and to question the statements made, to them by Petitioners.— There might, possibly 40 snipe errors in the state ments of the l'ejit►ons, but he was satisfied they were insignificant.--The Petition was then read, and ordered to be printed. VICE-ADMIRALTY COURTS. Dr. Prtit.w.ions gave notice, that : be would to-morrow move for a 'rum] of ships and cargoes that 'ra i d heels restored to the owners after condemnation in Vice-Admiralty Courts. DEFAULTERS. The names of the Defaulters on the Ballot of yesterday were called over; but the Bon. tlemen were all excused. CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS. Oo the motion of Mr. BaNINED I a Commit.. tee was appointed to - examine the Journals of the House of Lords relative to any proceed ings respecting the Bill for regulating Chimney. sweepers. JAMES ELSON. 00 the motion ot Mr. BENNET, the motion for resuming the Debate on the Petition of - James Ekon, publican, complaining of certain Licens ing Magistrates at Plymouth, was postponed to Monday. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. . Lord AuruoßP, in movi=ng that the Minutes of the Court-Martial on Thomas Stinton, presented to that'House, should be printed, 'observed, that he did not mean tolake any farther step on the subject. It 'appeared, hOWever, that there had beenthreqcharges preferred against the soldier: first, for abseriting, liinself from the drill ; se condly, .for running away fram the seijeant ; and thirdly, for stealing a piece of cloth ; and that he had been found guilty of the whole, except, stealing the cloth ; although he had not been pu. niched. Now, uniptestioriably, lie,ought not to have been found guilty of being absent from drill, when that absence . was occasioned by his attendance on a Committee of the Honse of Coin mons. BECKETT, in a tone of voice so low that it would scarcely allow any thing to he' heard %which the Hon. Gentleman said, referred to the opinion expressed by ale Noble Lord himself on • the evening of - the examination at the Bar— namely, that there did not appear to have been any infringement of the Privileges of the House. Not having,,stated it_before; the s'oldierfOr the first time produced at the Court-Martial the Order for his attendance on a Committee of the House of Commons ; hut as that Order was for Thursday, the Court could not kollw that it required his attendance on the Committee on SiMirday. Mr. TIERNEY' said, be was present at-the 'exa mination at the Bar, and went away perfectly sa tisfied that there had been no intentional breach of the privileges of the House. It wa4 right to bring the man to - a Court-Maitial, in or der to give an acgoont of his absence from ; lout when he :irodoce,l, in answer to ri,e first