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• • ~.. 1' ... , .1- ;:.1 1 17/ ,r 41 4, 1:4 1 t‘ OA r .... 0 ; i t j ',--.•.,.. c„, . : ~ ... ......__ 1./ . _,..,,,r.. :,....--. • , . ..... 2, ,2 „ „,,,.4,7 ' - '''' ‘'." • T "~~; l? r 4 • ~‘ 4.10 4 4 1 11.' • - " • ti-no4KL ~~ EPILTCFI srVxmpr,74cr. NUMBER, /321.] WEDIESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1810. Pxubi 2144 LONDON GAZici7E, Fts.2o, 131 G. I gPERIAL PARMA:M NT. trltitehall, Feb. .19, 1816. I fuesnAY, Fen. 20. His TtoyittAlighneis the Prince lirkent his .been pleased, is tlie name*!nd on the behalf ut his Majesty, to grant udto the Rev..linlia Webber, Master of :arts; the plate and dig ! , pity of a Prebendary of the Collegiate Church of St. Prier, Weatmiuser, void by the resio.dion of Doctor John Leland.. Ili• Royal Highness the Plinio liesent has also been pleased to present the Reverend Attainder Hill to the ohurch mid parish of Dailhy, in the preabytcry and mint: of - Ayr, void by the death of the Reverend Cliier Cunningham. The Eleventh Report from the Catnatic i)m• Thissioners was presented at the Bar by Mr. Park , . burst. . „ . THEANKE-ItOYAL, DIsIIKY•LANE. 1 rtcrudkiLvo 014 ICE, Feb. 20 , 1 P4 6 . IP HIS PRESENT EVENINtir, Feb. 21, 1816, , T HE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTU" ILkING' .1 1 their Mlsiesties' Servants will portiftn tbeTnitedi'd I ' His ..Iti.TESTY'S zvetPr tria.. &trek, ifive Notice, • KING RICHARD THE Timm. .., , • .. . . King Henry, Mr. - Pripe ; Duke„of ilioualttil, Mr.ltean ; . rliaran rocrthnis Ike IVA Of March a.esis they. will be n : awy Tuckinglians, Mr. Holland ; Richmond, Mr. Rae; • Queen, to receive Tenders in writing (seale d up), and. treat for ;the Mrs. Glover; Lady Anne, Miss &p.c. Supply - (in separate COntracts) of all sneh Quantities .af .-• To which will be add, d, the Musical Farce of RUM and SEA il RO VI it 0N S al now GS requiredffiti Ike use THE pooß soLowit. Patrick, Mr. T. Cooke ; Darby. Mr. Munden ; Nora, Miss of kis Majeeky'a Ships 'and Vessels at Newortstle awl Tin- E. Nation', Kathleen, Miss s. lialford, being their , altird mutate Haven,j or and during the space of Setnelve Calendar appearance in - those Characters. • . • • .i • Boxes and Places to tre taken of Mr. Spring, it - the Itn• flitlifii; - M tnaltifkons the date of the Contracts', 'the Conditions of at the principal Entrance of the Theatre, in Drydgesektreet. which 'may be seen at the Secretary's OjAef, at this Ojfiee , from Ten till Four, and of whom may be had a Private Iluk or.ky applying to the Collector of the Ca - stoats at Newcastle; (Nightly). I • • 'Jo-morrow, 'rho Will; with 'lle:Paor Soldier. 1 e'be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, Ninety !Jaye - THEA'eRE KOYA4, .coVBNT7GALLD EN. HIS Pli ES EN'f EVENING, Feb 21., 'lBl6, ! shall not he inserted in words at length, or that . shtell mar R will he perfurnied (14th tune), in 'Three Acts, 61tak• Ibe d e livered to the bef o re .ut 4 tic sa id , L k a r 4 On e • W. o n speare's Play of ' ' , • - A :Sill/SIT ra I+4 ER NIGHT'S DKF:A NI . • Timidity, Mc litth qf Notch next, nor unless ,the Persaft who Athenians :—..T4esetrs, 'nuke' of 41,thens, Mr. Conway; snahes the ,7'estder, or sums Person on his behalf attends, to Bens, Mr. Egerton ; Lysander, Mr. Ablhitt ; Demetrius, .. !kir. Sincimr ... Phil-siate, Mr. H.iin,ortoii ; Quince, the Car- • a nswer when, railail'r : nor d ol . . ii !Ply 'Ten 4 :c r . ....q....44 fea. venter, Mr. Emery : Sting, the do; ner, !tar. Toliely ; 'tattoos, -.Pristakaiswe t faie 'raHaias ggiodierdat PriCarirPor O&M' AN' Ante 'Weaver, NI r. Liston ~_. Flute, - the LI ellowm.turttet; .Mc; flutes ' ' st;tit prices much ilyeiblor is the real ughte upas itliiiiis, • iiilituoloi; snout. the "Finkii:•""Mf. licit:4ll)y i' 'Starveling, , fhe'r4iriir:'S.L. Mishea r ' flippolita, Miss Logan; Hermit', be VlLVidere . / NS proper to be admitted. Miss StV . phens ; Iletethi; Miss Ftno e. Zach. - Tender »Last also be acconsissiolii bard Letter signed Filiviect*—Oneron;. Mr. Unrusrt ; Titania, Mrs. Fauna; ystOt;.or Roisin Goodfellow, Mist: s. B oo th. ; by two responsible Persons engaging' to 'become hound with After which (3d time) a Grand Comic' Pantomime, ca ll e d ! ths ?arty tendering,' in the l'ennt Sent of Sool. for the due 11 ARLEQUIN'S OLIO. ~- perforAents of each of the Contracts, Vie Story of which wall hb taken from the fire first Scenes, • • - and the last, of Ilarletttsin Whittingtiin; the AS* highly popular, Scenes of the present year's Pantomime will be -..stained- - --and the renutintlerseleeted from the most 'efFet tire Scenes, Trick;, and Machinery of the l'automiiusstif the Ore last years.. . •. Dick Whittington (afterwards Harlequin). 'Mr. Itsildieni I Dante Cicely Suet (afterwards Clown). istr. Grimaldi i Miss Alice (afterwards ('olitinbine), Mrs. Parker. , The MTh Scene will represent an Amphitheatre at Rome, in which, among other (.panic Exhibitions. s . gn"ra Erme begilda Chili, front statue, will make On Grand {want !)'Artois, with twit most eminent Professore. The Doors will he opened at LIMY-past Five, land titt my brio at ii.v-past six. . ,-- . • . , Tu-worrow, Isabella; with John of Paris. This thwit was published, SecOnd Kilitiou, corrected and groady enbiligcd, in -2 vuls. ivo. price 441,.!soortis. "" His ?oily of the WA.LPENSES, eon . nicted with ii Sketch of the 6tvri3t iali Church, -front vp Dirt)) (44riit to the Eighteenth Ceti , tiry. ay 11 ILI.IAI l o otidon Printed forrisle sud Fenner, Patcrnostei-rnw. , This:My - was published, price As. by F. C. and .1. Itieiiiictou, sr; Paul's Church-yard J M. Itichard.ots, t 3, Corabilt; and J. J. bitockdale, Pall Mall ; LiVrrER to ROBERT MSS E IT, EMI ' . I tt littswer,to tour Leiters, addressed y Mr. Wis.ett to the Author, 't on the Subject -of i.icamin. and tiogalatioos for Public- Etuweverid I.itiunr.sbops." • By . 1(11-IN flirt La it, Es ti , Ono of his Mojeity's .I.lstices of the , Peace for the Cetintiet of Surrey and Middloec. 1118. west's ricrtntr.s. • grl TIRIST R Ecl'Ell),. sEcoisrn ,P IC , FORE of CURL' , fHEALING in the TEMPLE, tho T,WsIOSI of . the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SALIM:it,' with sieTerat additional pturtmEs from Scriptural stthircis, are view EXi;l:larrlM; :it No. 11 3 , 1).414fa11 t - moor Caftiliilt litmus, every day {Sundays excepted), from 1 en in ttiblYrillif tilUive in the Afternoon. llypi•der; CHARLES SMART, Sidaist* tx 'SR.ITISHIIItOI I I:;KXY CONFNQATEO DEN,NI.44 .- • () I ILE ' is net.;:by -tprett to ttniso interested therein,that M"'P.TING will he beld'ott.TllMlS. DAY. 7tlt tilarCh at Twelve o'Clock, at the City bf London Taieerts, • Ilishopveare.street. to receive the REPORT of the COMMITTEE., h.upointed to cooler with Government for t.heir With-f, , toil . t<Rdvterniine what further 'steps &honk' be Itihkee.tei ixtebecutii tha r Cl4ilit. CkLlßLEaPßlCE,.Clatiirmati. R:3C'T ATzitß (Nine &Clack in the,ll.loraing) SACOND DAY OF. Ditawmo. 1:1 AZAR D, BURNE and Co. the C.:001110(es for this Lottery, feel a gratcrul pit, sure in ash now le d Iv{; the distinguished patronage they have already expert enceif; their gales h Nog far taethileil throa of any Lottery fur dray years past, is a convincing proof of the Sentra! aP• Ipfubatiins with which their Sche.ne h been reeriveo. Their beg to remind h e that thi: is TUE ONLY LOT : .: au t rhittl not he succeeded by a swan Lottery, as of 144 years. The following is the STA:r 01* TitE'NVl4iltt. • 9 it: 44,00 U QPlNF_;_ip t. of 20,000 P0UN1, 7 % I 2 of b,OOO POLYNLN is of 4220 POLINI)S , • lice. &e. 'MERU /!AE /s:OT TWA Iff;ANfirt TA AFR ZE3 Aad nn Fixed' Prile. Tickets agol.Sharhp, 'warranted Undrawn...ure selling 'by TTAZAIttr, atllll'fr e . and Co. Contractor*, 44.0YAL • ASANCIE.,"LOSMON. • R. c o t M KIWN is I.6w:tilted rverlr Day: Stin . - , days preincol Tbrte' ,) - (lna. at bis loo e, Nt, 4d, iserners.street, Oxforn-street —Patients unable to are reoested to gelid . a 6111111 i quantity ottbeir Nlern ing Uiine.—Althnugh 1)i. C's 1114411. ft is singeihir, it is a seen known fact, that helms restieca in.tny to perfect health, nisei the oinst Llntatle i.f the Profession hive failed, in IniTn tut, lin ernl. any dangerouseasys, a* Oiseases of the Liver, and other Otottioctions, Jaundice, Complaints in the titennteb, Nerrcina prhil y.'Cravel, Dropsy t 4e, _Also se th o Complaints peculiar 40 Ponalesat the ditiirunt inqUds' of Life.—Asisice totbe Peer without a Fey. . • 111.11AYUN'ee tlerlicat 111 mrrsetves to the stinly.,, .and been grafi& il by the most considerable practice ie that brunch 'whiCh we t traght proper to select, we trust that we have not More - misemployed milr time, than those aelin, in t he extensive field of the profession, tire-occasionally, l'aintented in nocertainty, and cannot always -attain that sac- Cess irlikt is acquired by cOnceutrating the intellectual power 14 ' "ilk-elitist of disorders. , - .: --Vile diseases of Debility are peculiarlyilistressilig, for they Illting with theiii • a train of coocomitiiht spopteitits, and by a itepres.ion of all vital energy, existenee• itself becomes hn- Itittered. Whether they Arise from the prevalence Of 411 es - the destructive 'habits of school-boys, or the less ex etonshieindulgences of maturity, they require the most assi denitp, pilifessonl4l skill ; and well may it be observed, that 1 53 . tb-e ilitturauce of un'educot,'"l men, the symptoms aro ag graratetf,and theedltstltuttori is siestrayed. •As Melville-sat' the 'loyal Colter,e of .Surgeons, and for luei ly Surgeons in his Majesty's service,. we . ground our pre ti•asiutrs - Oil 'regishirity of Caucation, And posse sing cierY pileilegvi to iirctiee; we fest ourselves entitled 'to 'that coo- . 6,:enc e with whick we • have -hitherto lk•VII all liberally lio- . flOttreil. s --• to the fi rst rst sensations of . local Weakness, .early Anliotion. ''Zsii , ll Prevent the calamity of a debintette4 l fraine ; but where, ~c - mi,tr,ceer ,(coas o„ConsCiosisness sit the anent:lll,lol 6 s of tha ' „, - - . ` e 4 '14414 caused i i i, ni i s i i ii tour , it, fearful of the,eoiiijiiipt • g is ee nsure of 'his fatuity - tillysician.-and hroods.6 ,- ,er his'ittflt. ,`LY'llith earths, einiteithiteift, it roust be sitfisfuet oryfor him ti ' tw aniretl fiat only of i ' btlity of treathient, but ' also of r „.,„„.:.iirialitLl stceres . -. f,, u t l t l'ile Venereal I ii case contaminates the springi . el ' i..i i , t -a ,, se ecl 3 of existence ate poisoned -lie it, tool posterity • ' j,c itv .bi tni indiscretion' of an uquaraed moment. . Jet iin (1 ' 149 4 Venereal euinitiaiiitl, it - is poSiiiiik to pro ent S t i s. ' t an ter, or distress' . mid in the Most complicated t osea s e e - , t "e aegtilremceit of exclusive eiperience in this tine, to w.. 4 ..taft's '6,:rtaile;vd speedy re-establistutient. • ~ Sex •.,41,Fielr,The .ad vantage of this experience to those or either towel o t . ..k e afflicted with nny kind of lishility ,ur any Sypip vuot encrust infeetion.' and in all eases t k c terms at re p S a tinn are stated on the first interview. k anent* i tot e , li the cutintry are ~xpected to ettolos c . a Dan h .,,_ And are reryilvsted to specify their alie gad manner of "Illt, us well as the existing syraptonis of the complaint. Isle Ctritßat and CO . f 6 " of the Royal CVilrOe of Surgeons in lonidrm I nd Ed' - - , e . r ul b o r ei, 107 ilattos-G4r4sp. , ---. 1 48. 15 ) 1 1310 * . . . .1 GARDENING. . , thi s Pay were published hr Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. *end Blown, Paternoster-row, London ; and C 4114410 and JOS:. dinhursh, rr"* GitRDENER'S K A LENPAR ; Monthly Directory of Operations in et cry Ilratieh ofilallictilture. ' , I , 'WALTER NICOL. The Third -Edi. , tion,:iiihthie AVO. price I4i. boards. I. The PLANTER'S . KALENDAR;. or. the Nurseryman 'anti toresterVGuide. By the late AvALTEtt, NICOL. 'Edit ed- and completed hy Edward Sang, Nurseryman. In One Volurnelvo: price. Os. hoards. 8. T hy. VILLA GARDEN DIRECTORY ; Or, 'Monthly In dex of Work to hedone kn Town and Vi Ha Gartlerts, Parterres, &c. t wit II BinHin nit the-Trootalent of !Monti and Flpwers kept _in the Green tittiai, the'Lafiliv, ,and the Drawing mucklmproved, in foolscap, Ts. Bd. boards, PUE , PATSNT I 111'141,1AL DINING-TA AL BLES,' and PATENT • TRAFAIAAR 'SIDEBOARDS and PINING-TABLES, in one elegatit•Pieee of Furniture, and upon Five new different Plans the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Chair Beth; Brass-screw Four Putt, and Tcut Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding . complete I Rdrtabio Chairs, with several other new invented end improved articles of furiAture;. also a several and ery extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for tarnishing Houses Com plete, ready manufactured, where Families may select and furnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme Lnconslnicinat of waiting several Mouths in completing their ssjahliihm t. • Edict and West India Articles, Allay and Navy, &e. ficc. 'by Margo's. and Sanders, lii and 17, Catherino-street, Strand, on terms.t he must moderato. for prompt p:tyinent. WAR.REN's ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal to the highest Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, and prevents its cracking, dues not • sail the linen, i. per fectly free front any unpleasant Mello and will Wail' its tilktr Sold i wisukoiete r bi*STIERT IVAIVErN, 14. 'it. Martin's- WKS . London ; and retail by Caldirell;• Dublin; . Whites Waterford; Thomson, Belfast; Kitelmrn, Edinburgh; O3= borne, Glasgow; Lyon* Inverness; Cookwarthy, Plymouth; Evans mid Co. Chester ; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Ilitioiog •haut ; Merridew, Coventry; Pierrott, Stsetlicld; Greetalaile. Guernsey ' • and by Agents in every Town nuke Kirucdont, in Stunt Bottles, la. lid. a Pint, maid. lialfliimpt, and ed. CAUTlON.—Obtertv, none arc Ginuiise utiles% ~~~r~, . . , , „,. ~„ , is signea on the L a bel , aria ‘4, l i t . martin's-hate Istalupecritt the bottle, us the superior quality of this hl.►c king has an• direct severul base Impostors to tell Spurious Cumpe*itimst 'under the above Name. . . CtiItRI.ANS, SPRAINS , ItHELIMANI.%MS, DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC, from its sn periof ixoellence in the above and other external com plaints, has given rise te a variety of Cnunterfeits, v, bib are now starred for Sale in almost every street and town in the Kingdom. ...they arc in gestral compe! , esi of ingredients so base, as to produce little or no effect, thereby deceiviog those who expect relief, and are wrapped up in Directions nearly copies of those of the GCnuineOpodeldoc, in which the tissues of Dr, Steers, and Mr, Newbery, are made use of with the in tent of More readily `defrauding ntswati Purchasers., It is becoMe necessary - to obviate such impositions, which are practised even in houses of seeming respectability ; the Pohlie will therefore Le oarefill to ask far the fienstine Opedeldue, sold by F. Newbery, and Sonwip St. Paul's Church- yard, ,London ; anti observe, as the only miiritof authenticity, that the Words, " F.'Newhe,y, No. 45; St. Paul's," are engraved its the stamps. . , • , It' was observed by the tate I.oid Cheiterfirld, that "a good. skit of Teeth, in either • Sex, must add considerably to the prepossession formed in the mind on the ' fi rst 'appear - ance;" :the justness of this remark remit be obvious, on the .sli; Mot guns iderat ton, • lIIITLEit'S VEGETABLE TOOTH POW JUP DER has long been patronized by the N,ibility, and Gentry, and deciderßy preferred . liy them to everyo; her Den tifrice. Its composition if 4ntiraty ircesfroin every tArresive and.perniciou,s,lasredient; and if used eolistantly, will pee serre the l'ectli in a sound state area to old age; and pro duce au enamel at the most beautiful and durable whiteness. It imparts a,firmness and healthy redness to the gums ; has tf acrecuble flavour, and is particularly recommended to the LAtdirs, As an legent and necessary appendaxe to the 'Yoilet,. 'in Lbws at .s. BUTLER'S' SILVER-WIRED' 'room 111WSIIES, is. each. • -tiold'hy Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. A, Che n p l id e , co met t;4. Pours churo.yard, London; 'and also 11,130 prinuird roinuarrs and Dooksellarrin cvcry Tulsa. taieign;.ollirr, I'd. 20, 18 iG. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been ittiallea t in the tiassositiot oil the behalf of his Nliijesty, to appiake of the Sisal-Sevier, as his Most Christina illajesty's Constll. (Niteroi Royal Highness has. also been pleased, in - the name Ullll (1(1 the ,belialf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr. Jam Lillie, as Cuuiul at Belfast, for the Cuited States of America. coon's !MOURNING. * 7,ord Chendoo•iffio's Febrionry.l9, 1916. Or(lets for Mel:notes going into trionroing, en Thursday next the 224 in.tent, for her late Royal Hightiest CAltulaNt LoUISA, daughter I.f his Royal llighliets the reigning Grand Doke of Sazi Weimar, end 'Consort of his Royal liigliness the hereditary. ,Gradd 'Dube of Meeklenburgh Schwerin, consln german W her Nlajesty, is.— The Ladies to wear blatk silk, fiingvil or plain linen, white gloves, necklace:a, 'anti ear•rings, black or *bite shoes, falls ant.; tippets. . . Undress—White or grey Instrings, tabbies or daMasks. The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain linen, black swords and buckles. Undress—Grey frocks. 'flue Court to change the mourning on StintlY., the 23u, instant, viz Thu Ladies to wear black silk or relret, coloured ribbons, fans and tippets, or plant white, or white and gold, or white and :Ore - stuffs, with black ribbons. TiteGentremen to wear black coats, anti black or plain wbite, nr white and gold, or white and silvinsiuir waistcoats full trinitOrtl, coloored.swords and linekles.' Alta on. Ttittistlay,:the 29th inbtaut, the Court to go out of mourning. BANKRUPTCIES .surEnstmel. J.Gust, Kirk.lair, lAtwaster, waster-limier ail victualler. T. Sp4s4 . l4utt, Blackmati-street, Southwark, grocer. BANKRUPT'S. W. Keary, Ipswich, woollen-441)er, to surrender March 4, 9, and. April 2, at eleven, .at the Coach mad Horses Attornies, Messrs. Bra* and Notcutt, ; and Mr. Edmund Walker, Clioncery-lave, and Exchequer Office of I'leas, Lhicoltes-inn, London. .1. Flora, Nottingham, hosier, \larch 7, at..!iix, 9, at twos and April ', at six; at the Pitueh Attornies, Mr. Fearitheatl,Nottinglituu ; and Nlessrs.lluril, Shaw, unit 'Johnson, Temple, L i oniion. . ' • J. Bailey, Sidmouth; Devonshire, common-brewer, Nlareli 4,4, - unit April 2,•at eleren, ot the YJik Hotel, Sid south. Attcroirs, gr. Warry,,New Inu,..London ; and-Mr.Gould,' . . , Tlnaiion. ' " - . . . _ %,...bajdr, Great lirmattth, triittner, NTarh"-1., S, tt n f April, 0; etr`oilio,llt the DtArit I,tors,Urent Yle'llientt. Attortti.‘4, Ni f isri. Watson and Tolver, Great Yi arnviith ; bud Nlestrrs. Exley, Sun:ker. turd Dawson, Vuritivat's lur*, 7 Lu'iion. W. Lon:, Hailsharn, Sussex, surgeon and apithecary, ;Starch r, lg, at eleven, and April 2, at twelve, at the Sta. Inn, Lewes: Attorney, Mr. 1 .. riwArd .Verrel, -Lewes. H. Wilkinson, Great Eccieston, Lancashire, tanner, March la, at live, and la, at eleve.r, at the Mitre Inn, Preston, a n d Aprilol, at tire, at the Royal Oak Ins,, Latleaster, Attornies,2 l r.Norris, John-street, Bedford-rows and Mr. Williani Fox Wilkinson, ,Clit hunt. W. Lyles, Cirencester, uphol4terer and cabinet-maker, March 7,.at seven, a, and April tc2, at ten, at the Kiug's Head Inn; Cirencester. Attvriiies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Ex chequer Olgze, Lincoln's Inn; and Me. David Whatley; Oreneester. W. Whetler, Sion-Hill Farm, Worcestershire, fanner, March 14, at Arc 5, and April a, of eleven, at the White Hart I nn , Hartle h Jry. Attains:, Mr. John Alexander, Carey. . street, London.: OA Mr. Juhu Thuntas- *with, Kidder- miniter. A. Barnett, Broad-street, Bloonisbury, glass merchant; Feb. - 27, at one, Nlatch IS, at twelve, and April NI, at our, at Attortil, Mr.Abrahaio,Jewry.streat,ltligate. 'J. 1-11_ggs. Dudley, N orcestershire, linen-draper, f cb. 27, • Minch -2, awl .461 •1, to.'inic, at Loudon. At st.igisioS* Fairthurne. and ClArktt,. Warilford coart, Throgniurtoa-atreet, Lomfon: liettnir, Durham, gilder and painter, March 15, 16, and April e, at one, at. Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. AV i!sou, Grerille-streei, tlatt on4arden, Laudon. Nervco.tit•ltilUU- yne, lirtisli-imanufacturet, March 15, 16, and April at eleftn, at the George lun, Newaistle-upao-Tyne, Attornitt, Messrs. SlegicilOLlS and Fairnank, 'Litton-garden; and Mr. Arrnuarer, Newcastle -•• • . t r. bran,, Monmouth, mireer i March 4,, 5. awl April 2, at eleven, at the Beaufort Aims Inu,'Morminot h.. Atturenes, Slr. Williams, Bed tivir-Attare, Loudon; •and Measrs. Harris anti Powvil. 5 0untouttl- J. Farr, creditoo, Dev,inShire, victualler, March A, E, and April 9, at tie% en, at the Gh,hc TilVeln, F.xeter. Atturnies, Mosso s. Atilington and Gregory, Iledford.low, Loudon, and Mr. Smith, Credit-on' • S. Sach, Great Cuggerstrall, lissex, tanner, Feb. 47, ltS, and April 9, at ren, at the Wagq.ors and Horses Inn Colthester. Attarnies, Messrs. Sparliug, Jun. and Wittey, Heart -street, Colch,steri and. hlesirs. Chapman, Stevens And Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. Londou. 11. Perring South, Brent, Vevoii. Ilia-factor, Mirrel 0;7, and Apoit2, at eleven, at the Pope's Head Plyttionth.' AL LA-tires, Mr. Jacobson, Plymouth ; Ittid NiVSSO. AdliUgtoll And Gregory, Bedford-square, Loutkm. M. Warren; West Teignitniath, Deron, told 'W. Wit hycombe, Katt Teignitiontls.DeVon; urerel.airts, MOO; 11, 12, an d 2, at ten, at the Globe Inn; Ntw•toil Ahhatt, Peron. Attornies, Mr. Bartlett, Ntss ton Abbott; and Messrs. 'Duke, Church, and,Darke, Princes-street, Lledturd-row, London. .L - Mstistnue, Miseriline, Gloucestershire, farmer, Feb. 23, at •tWo, 29, and April 2, at eleven, :44 the White Hart-Inn, `Tethury, Gloucester. Attovnies, Messrs. Letall and . Paul, 'Tethuii; and Alesirt. Long and Austen, Gray's•init, Lou doh. J, Harwood, GlotisTster, grocer, Feb. 22, March 5, and April' 2, at one, at tier Caaituercimt Rooms, Corti-street, Bristol. Attornies, Mtvirit..Poole and Greetitteld, Gray's Inn-squitre. Lond o n; and Andrew Llrett,--jun. Bristol. 7'. O. Brute, Paternoster-row, merchant, Feb. 97, March 2, and 9, at ten, at GitilXliall. .iltttirnuy, Mr. Mitchell, • • Union-cow - I,old Urioni-strert. W. Taiswell, Drury-lane, cliesetuonger, Feb. 24, March 5, and April 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Fort-street, Cripplegate. 3. 'Taylor . , Park -street, tiouthwark, wheelwright, Pub. 27, lurch 2, and -.April. it, at tea, at -, Altoribeb •bi 1.4% ! A r = Lucas-street, Brunswiolt-squarr. It:lldnter,.NewltrY. Burks, barge-master, Feb. 27, at ten, t. , ltfft;li 2, pa oleeen, , and Apri l 2, at test, tit;' Uatildt►att, Attorney, Mr. Briggs, • Esiets-street,htrand. C. Finch, Itusscli-court, Drtity-lane, coffee-Ituuse-keeper, '' FAIL 23 , Mitreli r 2, ;soil ilNril i, itt ten, at Guildhall. At tbratY, Mi. Cteuivo's butt. Lob,. hosbury-square, merchant, 24, "Mittel) 8, ;tad April 2, at ten, at Uuilithati: *florin:Yr, UUbttlet i lt , all-‘tiert, St; Mary-Axu. , iblYtdrutt, ese, To,intirruw.; • • 'Certain Annuol Accounts from the Bast India Home re presented by Mr. Kingstehi, and trod.i the Cointainmeys of Westminster-i n i t i ge hy Mr. SWinborne.-,Thise accutsilts were severalty or dered to J:e.owttie table. Cottusel were heard- respecting the Irish Ap peal, " Hati r cork.!..Le.ng," and certain legal Ties , - tiOns arising thereout referreti4ol the opinions of the Learned Judges, who were in attendance. Lord ItoLLE presented. A Petition against the solveut Debtors' gill, and briefly adttertelf . ttr eer ! . biln inconvenient:les which were alleged to have arisen front its operation Lord lteDssoaLe observed ; that n generel lsty 'spot, the subject was ter preferable. to the former stkitetn, or hay* rteottrse rotettrporury Insolvent Debtors' Bills from year to year. He seeme d aware that spina inconvenience might 1: ay., arven frOm the delegation or im powers to‘Ningiotratts at the Quarter Sessions, I,srlio uppeAl:rtl ,n 06111- ulster tl e A. in question , rattler pt)" Ihe prin , - ciple of the former hisolvent Bill, I , ,an at:cording to the provi.ifs thy Gener,d Act. Pe' hips t his a l ight b e amended to ackantage. anti lye nrr , .. eittiar Wn3y or would be .aooff trodueed into another plaee, the The l'Utitioll wits oriltted to lit tro the tattle. The Nasal Courtsilartial and i he Gl:fss Ditties Bills . passe4 01r:rough, Cmnmittees of t!“.. , whale House, and 'were reported without any amend ment. The Freehold Estates Lishifity, the Cochineal Importation, auk laord Clower's ladtronity werettought'lip from lie Commoos by bir S. and others, And read the first time. , --A till to-morn:lw, , HOUSE OF COMMONS. A nets SVnt Was oetlavit fu'r dm City of Crottae, in t o . totnu of Mr. Fativitt. Sir O. LLal4tK.st wit ,untice that to-morrow week l►e. would more for teary; t a b .bgijig,iti a , Bill. fur the better prisurtini unifirrmity in n rikitt. and Measures. ritu Ererhoid •Estattiatil I *as read a third time- runt pasted. The House weut into tt. Cutatittltre tut the Tonnage Duties Aet.-;-The ItesOluti.ins Were :weed to. The Bank LO3ll UM 'WRY mead a first aid ordered tb bi read a second tints to , innrrow, ' KENNET A.Mi . AVON• CANAL. • • On the motion by• Mr. C. DUASDAS, for tile se. coed _reading of the Kennet an,. Avon Mr. LOCKHART contended thia there was no Parliaments ry grOnnd tov.thelue.isure, and moved, that instead of the word 'e now," the Bill be read a stecoiul time '' this day Sig ErfOnths." Mi. DICKENSON also spoke against the Mr. C. DONDAS supported the . • ' Mr. PEEL unposed the measot on the satni grounds as the preceding speakers, contending that tb public had no, benefit from it: If thflt pt - ;ticiple were• established, the Proprietors of . every Canal iii Ireland wouttlinive the same right oleppeal, as there was scarcely one of those C. oafs that afforded a shilling profit. Mr. Nevt‘t.s, 'Mr. PROTHEROe, and Mr. Gott" boN also opposed the Bill, which was subsequently lost by a majority of 81 to 17. Mitt or AonteuvrvriE. Mr. WESTERN postponed his motion on the State of the Agricultiire of the count' y., to Thurs - .d ay se. n ni g ht; the 29th instant. lie also moved for an Account of all Monks received as Pears' Rates, in the seVetal Parishes o f lin g i oli a an d %Wes, f,at the year Putting the sth of March, 1815. Ordered.. INCREASE or SALARIES. toed - Joust Rusent,t. ',rose, to move for an Air• count of the Sa110;3 received by the Commis. 'loners and other Officers of the Board of Cue toms and Excise of London, sta.ing, if any, or what angmentation had been made to the same, since the Ist of Janitary, 1815. Mr. 13nouanAm, before the question was put, wished to be infoilited whether tiny angineutatiort had be en . made in the salarie s of O ffi cers of the !Lich e t mployed on hoard revenne cutters, and if no, s under what authority ? Also, whether there were any Treasury minutes or correspondence rut the subject of increase - of saFiries between the Treasury and the _Officers of the Bonilla of Cus toms and Excise, previous to the,lst Jail. 1816 Sir CnAn Monett wished to know whrther'iwy engmentation had been made to the salaries of the Officers of the Navy Board. The CnAsCuwat of the . Excqatwaa slid .not see how such qttestions as these could be answer ed, without his }giving offence to those Oentle 7 men whose interrogatories of a similar kind hi had,deelined answering already. Mr. HottNßlt.---Althemgh Ministers refused to give information to simple ques tions, on th e plea, of their privil ege to Withhold it unless demanded by a motion, he would suggest to them to stop in their. mode of proceeding; end prevent the - rept-. tition of Such questions,. by coming dowit , to the House at one:e• with an account of all they 4ot chute in the u=liy of the pledged retrenchment, anel what they iron! daily been cutting , off since the pledge was given, in order that the public might know. if they %vete really redeeming the pledge.oc not. Lord CASTLEREAGH deprecated this mode of perpetual questioning. , His Majesty's Govern ment, as .the Hon. Member might or ought to know, bird a (ay imposed on -them by Act af:Par liatnent, to render such accounts to the House by the 25th of March. Instead, therefore,- of thu public service being benefited: by such questions, as to not only•witat -had been clone, but what Wall likely to be clone, min contemplation of doing, the Uott. 11.1eMber Lutist• feel, that they can be of no