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OFFICE OF ORbIV..4.VCE, :lane 14, Itll6. rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ,His Ml- JESTF'S ORDNANCE do hereby siveNOtice, that Proposal& wig he received at their Vice- in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 29th Instant, from such' Persons as may, be 'to ntulertake the Supply of ENGLISIi and FO4EIGN TINIBER, fi,r.Sertiee of this .flipartntent, at Myr! and Plyt,he, in thc e Coanty of lient,,for a period of • Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year,' upoo Notice of Three Months,„:at the option of either Party. _ IMPERIAL PA RLI AM EN T. - Bill by way of riders. "Another clause wai proms posed, which . Alilerman ATKIN'S oppoSed, and niov6d that the further proceedings on the Bill, should be p.ost.. potted till to-morrow. '.l:he Gallery was again cleared for a ; but none-took Place, and we underst and,Nr. (lemma AiluNs ‘vithdrcw his motion 9, on which. the Bill wa, p issed. LAST WEEK BUJ' ONg. THEATRE ROYAL, nitIJItY• LAN t. IrHIS PRESENT EVENING, June 21, 181 -6 , their Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of THE WILL. Sir Solomon Cynic, Mr..Dowton:. Mandeville, Mr. - Pope; lloward, Mr. Rae ; Veritas, Mr.Wal lack ; Realize, Mr.Penley ; Alhina Mandeville, Mrs. Mardyn ; Cicely Copsley, Miss Boyce. After which (7th time),..a new Farce, in One Act, called - THE MAN BIS' OWN MASIEIt. Har- The Characters by Mr. Barnard, Mr. Oxberry , T.lr. '9', Mr. Knight, 41r. Coveney, and MiSs ls. fialford. To which wilt beadded, s Musical Farce, called OF AGE To.motwow. , • Frederick, Mr. Harley;; Baron Piilicherg, Wr.battie Hans 1 401kas, Mr. Wewitzer ; Lady Ili - outback, Mrs, Sparks;. So phia, Miss Poole; Maria, Miss Kelly. Boxes 75.; Second Price as. 01.—Pit Bs. 6.1.3 - ' Second Price ft—Lower Galir.ry 25.; Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery Is.; Nveond Price oil. To-morrow, A New Way to Pay,Old Debts ; with The Man. 'Ms own Master, and Rusiva. HOUSE OF LORDS, TuuRsDAY, JUNE 20: The li*ll Assent was "notified by Commission , to' the, Exchequer Bills Bill, the Irish -Exchequer Bill 3 Bill, the Bank Restriction Bill, the Civil List Bill, the Irish Stamps Bill, the Irish Inland Na vigation 15111, and some other Hilla. The Com missioners were, the Lord Chancellor, the Mar 'quis of Winchester, and the Earl of Shaftesbury. Respecting llyott's Divorce Bill, • Mr. Jackson finished his,-speech on behalf of Mri. Dyott, and Mr. Warren tray lastly heard on the part of Gen. Dyott.—Further hearing on Saturday. Tie LORD CHANCELLOR mentioned that he bad received froM France- . a 'Petition to -that House, purporting to be Voila Mr. Dunn, connected with the alioee case, but Which from the terms in which, it was expresv‘l4l he could not present. On the tnntion of the Earl of LIMERICK, the House re , sriWrt itself into- a Comrtiittee on the Irish - Lanai:bids and Tenants Bill. Earl STA 4 tforo proposed an amendment, Mean ing to follOw it up by others, to prevent the oc cupying tenant (ram being distrained upon four or• five times (as it might happen in some cases) by different middle men as well as the head land lord. ' ' . IRISH TREASURY CONSOLIDATION.. - The Treasury Consolidation Bill wits read la • third time. • The SPEAKER , having asked whet!ier there wa& any. clause t o be •proposed, . . Mr. lIANKEs objected tO that part of the But which enabled the Vice-Treasurer to sit-in l'arlia- • mint. To clause. B. which allowed the paytuent of contingent expences, he also objected; and it. *as against it that he wished fist to direct the attention of the House. This clause, by allow• ing the Deputy of the Vice-Treasnrento Le paid by public o.nney, would. enable. the Vke-Tren surer to make his office a tinecurei.t would-en able him to throW l the whole, harden of the duties on the Deputy---it would be making. the publip pay two .men for the services, of one, It had often been his lot to take- a part in discussions on the subject of sine Cures; and on these occasions offices of that kind had.. too often heen success fully, defended, op the ground that: they had-been so long established. 'But if there was any .priu ciple.on which he could siq that the House was perfectly agreed, it was this, that no new, sine, cute plaue.shnuld he created. , On this subjeet:he referred to the Resolution passed by the Finance Committee of .1810. He begged, that the Clerk might read that part of the Resolution at page 413 of the Reports. [The Clerk then read the passage.l He was particularly anxious.to call the attention of the House to this subject, at the pre sent time, when a triumvirate was appointed to decide on what offices' might he dispensed with.; He hoped, that the Commissioners. to,whont he alludedivonld faithfully execute the thities cm, mitted to them. But it ‘Vti3 rather extraordinary, t that at the very time when this. Committee was sitting, so tank a harvest should he springing up in the office now„in question. If the Bill did Hass with this clause, be would certainly find it his ditty to move, that these Commissioners be instructed to , inquire into the necessity of gram ing. . salary,out of :the public money to this• Deputy.: It was the duty of the House to prevent any new, placeman front being introduced among them, and he therefore found it his duty to move as an Amendment, that if the Vice-Treasurer !fount; it necessary to appoint a Deputy; he should also pay him. The Hon. Gentletuau then moved an Amend . mem to this effect. Farther Partientars, together with the Terms and Condi. lions of the Contract,,may be /mown at the Secretary's. Qffice in Pall-Mail aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four a'Cloc4, where the 'Proposals. trine be delivered,- . sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for English and Fo !alga Timber ;," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2811; Instant, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon of the iante' • dtry, neither will `l'w Tender be noticed, etnless Me- party making ; 4, oripiAresot iwitis behalf, shall attend, rroN, Slock-Broker and Lottery• Office Keeper, 2, eornhit!, and IR, Gtiventry-street; has vain the pleasure of coneratulatin; his Friends on the cir cumstance of the Capital Prizes in the Last Lottery being sold in Shares ; Three of which were sold at his truly fortunate Offices, as above, where Ticket. and shares are now on Sale for a m ull Lottery of only 6,0U0 Tidies, yet oontaiting Prizes of L. 20,000, 1,.10,000, dz.c. to be all drawn 25th This lifouth. One Ticket may gain L. 510,000, and Shares in.grik portion. 5 By Order of the Board, E. 11. Cit Ell; SeeretarO. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, June 5,46.16. T HE,COURy of DlREcrpgs of thy ROYAL, EXCHANGE ASSURANCErIo herei)y give Notice, that a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will he holden at their Office, on the Royal-Exchange. on TOUrsday. the 4th of Jitly next, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon till Two, o'Clock in the Afternoon, for the ELECTIOI4 of a GO :VER.NOR, SUB-GOVERNOR, and iEPUTY-GOI►ER"`►R. and that the said Court will he confirmed by .Adjournment, and holden at the same place and during the same hunrs, On Friday, the sth of July next, for the ELECTION of Twenty four DIRECTORS. Which Elections will he Severally- de clared, at such times 'ai the Court shall appoint to receive the respective Reports from the Scrutineers. SAMUEL FINNING, Jun. Secretary.' THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS indy be g lined' by.a Single NEXT TUESDAY - '• All the LOttery will be Di awn on t hat Day, With Prizes of L. 20,000, L. 10,000, L. 8,000, &c. THE pre . -entinent success which IltIS attended the Offices of - BISH, induces hiM to hope with con fidence for a oontinuanee of 'that Patronage which he has hi therto so liberally experienced —The SUMMER LOTTERY, consisting' of. only 6,000• Tickets,_ will be all drawn NEXT TUESDAY, on which Day, One , T icket • may obtain 4,0001. The Scheme eont4ins Prizes of 20,0001., 10,0001. &c. &c. Those of T.•1115/Ps Friends who have not yet Aroured him with their Orders, may now secure themselves against disap ' pointment by making an immediate Purchase, but iu doing so, there is no time to be lost 4 Tickets and Shares are selling'hy T. DISH, Contractor, at his Others, 4, Coruhill, and .9, Chating 7 cross, where he sold One Prize at), 10n, 1 of 0,0001., and 23 other Capitals, in t h e Lottery just linisbed.. . Lord 110ennALE opposed the amendment, con tendirw, thSt. the only object sought by the Bill %vas, where - the:occupying - tenant deserted the land id n :titio.r w 541 !eft to distrait, that his hav , 2 a sununary mode of obtaining the 19u1. , Lot! thou - gilt that the amenament would ~3.2t!,ci. suited to another part of the Bill. The •ainen,i::!cit was negatived. ' Some`Pt-idler conversation took place upon the ~4lanses, :and 'respecting verbal arnenti fAti-ween Lord' -Holland, Lord Redesdale, . , 1.41 . Longford, and other Noble Lords. Firzwit.t.t.ot moved, as an amendment, men who had not paid their rents -t landlords should not have. a right to avail of t, e provisions of the Bill.---On this mend iielt h divisiOn tuck place— For the Amendment, G.—Against it, 7.—Majority 'I he Wit then passid through the Committee, and the House having resumed, was ordered to be reoorted to-morrow. N.B.' Printed Lists' of the Proprietors titialifted to Vol be ready to be delivered at the Office, on Wednesday, thet9th Instant. This Day werit pithliffied, In e role. Royal Bvo;illitstt ated with upwards of Ono Hundred Plates, price 41. in boards, ON ASTiC and BARONIAL. REMAINS, with :other:interesting Fragments of Antiquity, in luglattil Wa l es, and Scotland. . . 13Y C. J. PARKYNS, Egg. ' . . •-• , Printed for Longm in, .thirst. Recs, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, No. 54, New Band-street. . • ' ' Chair win be taken at Twelve u'Cleck Jove 19, 154v.t NoTicr, is hereby give 9, that a WINER A COURT of the ROYAL EXCHANGE .\S t 1: will be holden at their 011iee on the Royal Exchatr-, on Tuesday, the 26th of June instant, from Tire's's', o'ilork in 'the Forenoon precisely, to Two o'Clock in the Akt!rnoon, for the determination by Ballotorthe followit*-QuestiOn, agreed to in the General Court of this day, viz. THE MERCURIAL DISEASE. This Day was published, pricells. in hoard*, the 3d Edition of A N INQUIRY into the HISTORY and NA ill WILE. of the DISEASE prodneed in the HUMAN CONSTITUTION by the Use.of MEItCURS, with Observa tions its connexion with the Lues Venerea. . On the :Lird reading of the Bristol BmalrDebts Bill a considerable discussion took place, in which Lord Plenhorough, Lord (.4ren‘ille,.and the'El rl SiAtilmpe took part, after which the Bill was read a.third tittle and passed. - The Copper Token Bill was read a third time and passed.--y The Sugar Bounty Bill, the Bank Capital Bill, 'the Vtiaich and ,Ward and South Sea TtadelPilc were ytad. a second time. firogden, from the Commons, brought UP the Sinuggling Bill, the Exchequer Consolidation Bill, the Newfoundland Passage Bill, and several other Bills, I.vhtch were read a first time. , The second . reading of the Irish . , Grand Juri Presentment and Haneas Corpus Bills was post poned. , Earl Stanhope gave notice of his inteatiott to propose some amendments in the Hydrometer Bill to-morrow. Adjourned till tb-morrow (this day). " That a Distribution of Five Pounds per Cent. be andel. , " the Froprietors,ou the Sums standing in their Names respec tively on the day of the shutting of the nooks, and that the amount, thereof belnition on thellftlllll Waronnts . lor the Mid ennuner Dividend, and 'paid accordingly." By ANDREW MATHIAS, • . Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen and to her Majesty's HOusehohl,- Surgeon to the Wesminster Lying-in Hospital, nto me v iber of the Royal College of Surgeons of I.ondnn. i - Prisiteit Tar" John' ettfloiv; Medical • bookseller, Of Crownieunrt, Princei,arcet, Soho. Where may be hail, just imported, in 4 vote. Bvo. prioe 21. et: boards, The American Medical and Philosophical Re- ester ; or, Annals of Medicine, Natural history, Agr;col tiro, and the useful Arts; Medical Topography, Antiquiti.ts of the American Continent, and American Biography. Con- , ducted by David Hosacki M.D. F.L.S. and John W. Francis, . • • , By his Majesty's'Royel Letters Patent. MILLARD S IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH. THE Nobitity, - Merchants, and the Public, arc respectfully informed, by the Patentee, the above Cloth is sold genuine - tulY stamped, at the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16,. Cheapside, and ,nO other House whatever, wholesale, in entire case* for Exportation ; and by the piece, 'from 25 to 52 yards each, at 25., is. 6d., as., • ed., 4a., 4s. (id -, and br. 6d. per yard, its peculiar eco nomy, and singular conduCievuess to the health of the wearer, preventing the ill effects arising from sudden. tran sitions from heat to cold after exercise, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere in any climate, renders it an article most desirahle, and of the first consi deration to eve ry indi vidual. To Gentlemen in , the Army and Navy, am d those travelling, or Also use much exercise in hunting, shooting , &c. this property is invaluable, a it naturally protects and invigorates health and assist* the, invalid in attaining it, by protecting and regulating the principal source of health, the perspiration. - It is adapted to every purpose of family uss, for ,Sh:rting, for Children's *ear, acid •for Sheeting . , the Pi'vees for which 'both s.4ths, and d•.4ths, contains from two - to tour pair each, and surpol every other kind, for. economy, beattty, and pleasinithes4 of wear. Orders from tip country 'receive every attention. The White Chints, fur La d ies' &c. may h e o bt a i ne d as above, in pieces front Two to Four Guineas dant:tilting from three to four dresses. *-** The Public art; requested particularly to notice, that the abort • eau 'be obtained genuine and duly staTped, no were but of the Patent. e at the East India Warehouses, INLY. It, Ch'mtpsitte (where Orders from the Country; enclo,ing reit,iitunce, are executed as if the parties were present, and sent free of expellee), and it is the more necesNary to i,- serve,. as it has been discovered that many spririous kinda bare been imposed upon . the Public, both in London and in the Conittly, to Treat disiippointinent of the purchasers. Nunwraus Fannlies Its the rust circles have long enjoyed its wility. • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Itopal Highness tise_MUKE of YORK, President. Su no kicepan, . Member of the Royal College, bill dull. Commits—Earl of Egreinont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Coh J. Barry, MY. John L.-douche, M. P. riNIE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VE NEREAL COMPLAINTS, and t heir dangerous consequences, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted front it, se lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the lift of the Royal College) froth having directed his Chief at tention In those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients touter such complaints, 'to he ton often the dupes of illite rate Pet:waders, who practise on the credulity by imposing titles mid specious promises. Against this class (of late so ntimetous stud daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his atheist duty to caption the Public, by pointing to the List of Rtiyal College, published' in Febt nary 1810, as the only Imre guide, and that no assertion of Persons assoming,such title*, mud publicly advertising them, without being sane- Coned by this Lid, are to be credited. The annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of the most dangerous cases of Strictures,' Debility, and other supposed lue u r i 4 ble a Ifeet ions of the Generative Organs, have been here radically a n d su c cess f u lly tr e ated ; facts ich require no laarineygd testimony of adillavits to prove, but the most re spectable Medittal evidence. Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual. by both Sexes, 4 t his house,' 21, Lower Charlotte - street , B ed f ord-s q uare ; where Letters- from Town and Country are to be addressed, 1 21 the necessary Advice and Medicin will- be given, or {sl it, to any part of the United Kingdom. . 4u n pnblished, pcice 41. Second Edition, Practical . Oh -I:;irlations on the :diary Diseases by F.,Kiernan, and may be at N 0.174, neepatreet, NO. ge j i Paternoster-4w, and 41 ' ° * 1 °? Ctowa-cutat, Soho., • CARPENTER'S SPELLING: SECOND PART. This Day was . publiThed, In Unto. the Seeond Elition, price F.. bourni, of • AN "ENGLISLI VOCABULARY, - which the Words are arrunf;ed indiscriminately; designed. as a Sequel to the i.cholar's Skilful; -'assistant, for the Purpose of„gro•lnding young Persons snore effectually in Spelling and pronunciation; to which are added, Miscellanies, on the most aiefiii and intermit* Subjects. -By THOMAS CARPENTER. Printed for pongman,. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Row.' • Of whpm may he had, by the same Author, The Scholar's Spelling Assistant, price Is. 6d. hound. THE . JOURNAL, OF SCIENCE AND. THE ARTS, Edited at .the Royal Tnititntion. The SECOND NUMBER' of the - QUA'ITERLY JOURNAL of SCIENCE and the ARTS; edited at the.Royat-Institn firm, will be published on' th e t s t o f J u ly, co ntaining the following Articles : I'AC"UNT, of the precut State ofPhysiolo gie3i Scienee, by Dr. Park.---2. On the Secretion of ,by Sir E. Home,, Bart.-3. On the Doctrine of Acids, by Sir H. Davy, -.-4. On an Unproved Piteumatic ( Apparatus , by M r.'Newtnan.-5.. Account of a new Voltaic'A PPAritt.o,, by W. H. Esq• —(3 . Of the Oiigiu of the AiabieDigits, by J. Diyney, tsrf.-7. A Systematic Account of the Plants con tained in the Liliacces."-8. Observations on the Diseases of India, by Dr. Scott.-9, Account of a Soda Lake in South Ainerica, by Charles Iconig, Esq.-10. Of the Purification of Plativa, and of the Caustic Lime of Tuscany, by Marquis Ri dolfl.-1 I. Of an impression . of a Cant in a Plank from De- Merara.-12. Of the Volcanoes of Javi.—la. Report upon Monticelles's Description of the .Environs of Vesuvius, by Dr. - Ciraneiiie.....l.l. Account of Mr. Clegg's T provem en ts in pas Apparatos.—th. Review of Bertelius:s• Mineralogy.- 16. Account of Ali Bey's Travels in Morocco, nod of Pot, in ger's, in - 7. Reniarks on Robert Adains's Nor. Account of the Life and -Writings of lloocaio, ville.-19, Account - cif an i*ucient Canoe found in. Lincoln shire, communicated to. the Editor by Sir Joseph Batiks... , 20 Proceedings of Philoitophical Societiest-21. Information on Scientific Subjects. List of Patents, and of New Scientific Works, Meteorological Diary, , This Number, con tnining Six Plates, will complete the First Volume, and will contain the Title and lucks. Printed for tohn - Murray, Alhemarle-street, London. VALUABLE . FAMILY MEDICINE, For all Inaction or Obstreetion of the Stomach and - Bowels, Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, Bilious or Sick Head-Ach,., Pains and Distention of the Bowels, Sickness at Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, &c. fee. HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS THIS safe awl elegant preparation is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which it effectually removes all Inaction or Obstruction of Stomach and Bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, or Cold'; Sickness at Stomach, Head Ache, &c. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an atteratist to the system generally. Free from any ,sntimonial or mercurial prepara tions, ibis at all times sate; and has been given with singtt; , tar good effect during Pregnancy. Its action is particularly adapted to Persons of Bilious Habits, and these of sedentary lives, where a sntlicient action. of the bowels is not kept up,. and crudities retained in those organs are freenently produc ing pains and distentions head-achs, laugour, and giddieess, or a sense of weariness and oppression. " Remove the cause, the effect musteease !" A single trial will fully convince the patient of their effi cacy. The worst. cases of Bilious or Sick Head-Achs are cer tainly removed'hy a single dose, and in a much slimier time than could be credited. hut from experience. The Proprietor thinks it. prosier to remark, they wilt he found not only to act without pain or uneasiness, beet() leave the body, after their iminediate action ceases, free from that costive state which generally succeeds the operation of laxative medicines. Sold, wholesale and retail, by.E.,Edwards, fia, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sanger, Oxford-street; 'Putt s Exchange ; and Ward, Middle-rote,HolbotA. 4100 E OF (;0:11MONS, The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod summoned the House to the Honse of *Lords, and on his re turn the SpeiKen ticcinainted them that the Royal Assent had been given by .Vonnuission to several Public an.l Private Bills; for which, ..see our Re port of, the L-)rds; . A Perion from the Bank presentee) an Account of thr Number Orli h N,7te3 in circulation.--Or dered to 1k on the table. The Metropolis Paving Bill was committed, and the Report received at id a ? ,;reed to. The.BUl was ordered to be lead a third time to-morrow. Air, M. A. TAYLOR . Presented a Petition from th e Pcnnri et or 3 of Colherles, comphiniog of the mode of leryiog the Doty on Coots.---Ordered to lie on the Wile. . General, GAscoYNti presented a Petition from the Tanners and Carriers of Liverpool, complain ing of the Luws relating "to the Leather Trade.-- Ordered to be referred to the Cominittee on the subject. The Rape-Seed Bill was read a third time and ras, e d. The Newfoundland Passengers' Bill was read a third time and passed. the Surrogates Bill was read third tiThe and passed. GAS LIGHT On the gnestion for the third reading of the Gas Light Bill, Mr. Josins said a few words against the BM. .Alderman ATKINS - thought, that' if the House passed this Bill, they would destroy the whole of the whale fishery. Lie therefore moved, as an amendment, that the Bill should be lead a third time this day three months. - Mt CAWTLIORNE seconded the amendment, and. spoke against the Bill. Lord COCURANE spolse against the Bill, and re ferred to the evidence taken before the Commit tee, to prove the valne of the Greenland whale fishery, that by passing this Bill it would be de stroyed ; and he also quoted the evidence of the Officers .of the Gas Light Company, to prove that the Company could never sneered" Houttis ticleitded the Bill, and' animad verted on the inconsistency of the arguments of its opponents. The House was then cleared for a division ; but we understand they did not divide, and the Bill was read a third time. During our exclusioo frail the gallery, several clauses were moved as amend ments, which were agreed to and added to the The OnAtvoetion of the EiCHEQUER said, that the 'general queSiiotr having been already- pretty' fully - discogsed, he only felt hiolself called upon to say a very feW Words•with ri , spect to the Amend melt moved by his Hon. Friend. The House must be fully rware that it could not: be polsible that any petson conld' 'fill the office and perform all those ditties connected with it, which requited ' constant daily, perhaps hourly, attendance, un less he had•some person appointed under him to transact those parts of the busineSs whith'it was necessary to go throng') at times, when it would'` be impossible for the principal to 'be present,' owing to those interruptions which 'would of ilia.' solute necessity occur. Frotn what his Hon. Friend had said 'this day, and on former otea. .5 kuni, he supposed that his objection to the ap. pointment of a Depiity wits not only on aCeount of saving the expettee of his salary to the public, but alsO on the question, whether the Vicejrrea. surer was to considered as so completely occu* . fi pled by the n.ore immediate duties of of ce, that he could not sit in Parliament, nor.. be allowed to leave Ireland at all. for his (twit 'part; he' thought very differently on, this stiliject ; he was" convinced that the Houk would ill provide fOr the discharge of the ditties of the offiee.if they did not give the Vice. Treasurer a - seat in Parliament ; - add that to refuse hint a seat in the House would be so tar detriMental to the . publie h'ereice. But the question' now before the Hitse, in eonse. quenee of the Amendment moved by his Hon. Frielid,in no way affected the expicliency of giv- Vire-Treasurer a scat in Parliament. Then as to the question of appointing a Deputy if there was any point on which they w ere a ll agreed, it was that the duties of the office Would require incessant attention, and hourly attendanca stt the public ()nice. It was not denied that the assistance of a Deputy would be absolutely neces sary on many occasions. The simple queition, then, on which the Houie bad tr) decide was Whether, whets the salary of the Vice-Treasnree bad been reduced to 20001. a year, it . should fur ther - be charged with the salary of the Deputy? To this question his Hon. Friend applied an ar gil:molt more - ingenious than Solid, by referring to the decisions of the House respecting . exiSting sinecure places, and to the proceedings of• a Com. mittee, the labours of which were now going on. lint he must beg to deny any such reasoning as applicable in the present c.ise, When the question before the House was' as ter' hat hid been. done, but what, with reletince to the office in trues. tion,it s'. Otlid be expedient and necessiaryto do? Now with respeet to the - amount of the saltrry to he given to the Downy, he begged to observe that it was not fixed .at 10001. a-year,' as had lieen erroneously s'titted , On the contrary, it was intended to leave the amount of his lA:try to the discretion of Go. vernment.—(Hear, hear ! from the Opposition.) As to the other patt of the argument, he must (1 , 21Ay th2t the active dude: of the oilice would beeittrust ed to the Deputy, if he was to be paid by the public'. It was inten , lef! Os" all the du ties.Of the oilice, - in ordinary C'ascs, shouldbe per.