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Mr. LAwsoN (of Boroughbridge) rose and. begged that he might be permitted to launch hii . .virgin bark, though he feared might 'nacre • found sea-worthy,—(Langhter.)—He rose for the, purpose of presenting the Petition which he held in his hand, but he begged that the Speaker would not he alarmed at its bulk, for though it came from radical reformers, they were nut of that class whose numerous and bulky petitions had been, • during the last Session, stacked upon the table of the House till they had banked out the 'light of the stin.—(Laughter.)---The present 13etition did not even pray for economy ; on the contrary, a compliance with the prayet= of it would increase the burdens on the ..people, at least of -one dis trict in the kingdom, inasmuch as it was • prayed foi'le:ave - to bring.in a Bill to make a'New Road from - Harrowgate to a new neighbouring town,— Those Who were acquainted with the circum stances of the cue, must be aware that a 'emu pliance with the prayer of the Petition was high-, ly necessaty, tis well as conducive to the comfort of thole who frequented that seat and metropolis of northern'gaiety.—(Laughter.) 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THE great accessi on o f Talent recently ob tained through the -medium of Mr. COLBURN, for this MAGAZINE, added to its very interesting embellishments, having caused a greater demand for Numbers than could be immediately complied with, we are desired to apprise the public that the Number to be published on the Ist of Fe bruary will be the first of a New Volume, and these persons who may wish to avail themselves of the present opportunity for commencing it, are requested to transmit their orders, without delay, to their respective Booksellers or Newsmen. This Number will exhibit, in every respect, a striking proof of the decided superiority of the plan f this Magazine over all it cotemporaries. It will contain, among many other in teresting Papers, I. Memoirs of William Wordsworth, Esq. accompanied by a fine Portrait. —2. Observations on the Juvenile Poems of Lord Byron, with numerous specimens. and a Comparison of his merits with those of Walter -Scott.-3. 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Notices illustrative of Cam brian History and Antiquities, and of Sir Peter Leycester, the celebrated antiquary. with a View of his Seat.-15. Ori ginal Poetry, by the Author of the Verses to Octavia, J. Mit ford, Esq. &c. NATIONAL MEDALS ANk a. Medals being the most durable monmOnts for . recording the prominent traits in the history of nations,.the ambition, prosperity, and glory of a country may be always estimated by the en couragement which it affords them. &lona; parte's encouragement to medals rivalled that of Louis XlVth's. The success of the Russian armies in 1812, 1813, and 1814, induced Count Tolstoi to propose to the Russian Academy. - the engraving of nineteen medals, to commemorate their most splendid achievements, which meet ing their approbation, the Academy voted twenty thousand roubles, to assist him in the undertaking ; and the recent newspapers from Arrierica state, that the American Governvent are striking a series of fifteen medals, " in commemoration of - those persons who distinguished themselves in the naval service during the late war." No person will dispute the propriety of both these under takings. But will it be believed that while France, Russia; and America, the last the most frugal and economical of all the great na!rms on earth, have been thus liberal for their fame, the medallic record of the glorious achievements of England, in the war that has convulsed the world for the last 25 years, has rested with ari bumble individual, Mr. MUDIE, whose National Medals, commemorating these prominent traits in our re cent naval and military history, by a happy and extraordinary combination of circumstances, equal, in beauty of 'design and execution, the most suc cessful efforts of the Continental Sovereigns, and challenge all competition, as proved by experience, that Goveruincut, if so inclined, could attempt at imam ? NORTHERN CIRCVIT. Mr. M. A. 'TAYLOR " • gave ' notice, that on the 4th February be intended to move an Address to the Clown, praying that the Northern Circuit might be divided into two. WATER COMPANIES. - Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, alter noticing the inconve nience to Which the inhabitants of the Metropolis were put by the monopoly of the Water Compa— nies, presented a Petition, praying, that leave Might be given to bring in a 13111 for the erec tion of a new Company to. supply the Metropolis with ‘Vater. I;he petition was read, and referred to a Committee. THE CORN LAWS. A Petition was presented from certain Agricul turists in the County of Rolland, praying that some alteration might be made in the Corn Laws ; and also that a Committee might be appointed to inquire into the subject, before which Committee they undertook to bring forward evidence as to the allegations on ishicli they founded the prayer of their Petition.—Read, and ordered to lie on the table. SMALL DEBTS. Mr. CANNING presented a I'etition from the Corporation of Liverpool, praying for some al. teration in the Law for facilitating the Recovery of Small Debts.—Read, and ordered to lie on the table. CAMPAIGN IN INDIA. Mr. CANNING gave notice, that on an early day he intended to move that the Thanks of the Houie be given to the Marquis of Hastings and the gal lant army Under his command; for their services in the late war. He thought it prOper, consider ing the signal nature of those services, thus to take the earliest opportunity of giving this notice. Although he did not intend to involve in his mo tion any politi - cal question, yet he did think it would be better to deter, till after the production of those Papers mentioned in the Speech, even the consideration of the military merits of the question. WINDSOR ESTABLISHMENT. - • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, on be. half of his Noble Friend (Lord Castlereagh), gave notice, that on Tuesday next he intended to submit to the Honse a proposal on the subject of the Windsor Establishment ; and on Thursday that he intended to move for the appointment of the Finance Committee. PRIVATE BILLS. • On the Motion of the CHANCELLOR of the Ex- CHEQUER, it was ordered that no Petition for a Private Bill should be received after the sth of February; that no Priiate Bill should he read a first time after the 15th March ; nor any report of such Bill received after the 10th day Of May next. After some convers a ti on across the table, the usual Order, that on Mondays and Fridays the Orders of the Day should take precedence of No tices, was renewed. ELECTION PETITIONS : Petitions against the Returns of the sitting Members from the following Places were laid on the Table, and the Ballot, for Committees fixed for the following Days .: Fowey . February 9 i Li m erick Ci ty. ... F e b ruary 25 County of Cork 23 1 Drogheda March 2 County of Leitrim 23 1 Penrhyn February 16 City of Cork •25 Wootton Ba4sett l6 Camelford 9 1 Inverkeitbing lB Leominster ll 1 Chester EXPIRING LAWS. On the motion of the CHNNCRLLOR of the EXCKEQURR, the Committee on Expiring Laws was appointed. STATE pF PRISONS, AND COMMISSIONERS FOR CHARITIES. Mr. CANNI;IG rose to give two notices on be half of"his Noble Friend (Lord - Castlereakh.)— During-the last Session certain rapers relative to