The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-16 00:00:00

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MARCH _ . 10; , 1816: '~ 7 TPIITCE SiNTINTSII44t: 14111563 ER 7342.1 Li... ... .~... _-.~. t..-._.....".. _~. ~.._ r 1 07.7.....Z.—r......m5e....•..............................."..............................• . 1 . . .. . . • • • •-. •.•• t, coNTrt:ICT Fort rO:LMINP A NCW niyElt WALLAT IMS MAJES'frS Vi(.TUTALLING Y',Ajti) vi Dr.,I7FORT)• . 17 C T17,11 4 141.1VG-OFylfas; , Feb. e 2 • 13 16. 1.. • . .grii E C 9 41/ ill /S$ 10 N ERS forTIC TLT AL LING Ili .c 211.1.TESTY'S'N.. - .IPY -do LS eby:Foe .Votice, 110 'on 1111nday, the tSth of lldrelt*rt,the:o ti•ilt.he rtirrly b re• eeice• Tenders in writing (sealer! up) . ii•ons:s,ieli'iers;»,l4 at '1 may he willing to contract for formiiig a new RIVEIt WALL at hes Majesty's Victualling i•ard"ut oDer(fo - d. ,I Ptan of the Iror . lis, a:;dii 1 7 orm of the Tender, mail be seen at the'SecirarY's Office; et this 0 4 1ice,.) , * by applying to • •lhe Insiector of Irorhs.at the Victualling. Yard befitre7mtn tioned. ' , . • 0 • . No regard ,will be heel to any, .Tend..r that shall NOt I,e . deliver" ed to the hoard before One o' Clock on :he sajd -Monday, the 13th of March . narti 'wbr unless t he. Pfs,on who mews the.. :Tengr, or some Peeson: VW his ilehalf, attends, to al. el, when called fur. , ' ' . • . _ Each Tender must be , accompanied by . a Letter signed , by two responsible Personsengueing to become baund no ,11, the Party tenderinE, in the Penal Sumbf two:. fur the d"ne per.; 1 romance of the Contract. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • THEArRE ROYAL, ISRURY.-LANE. THIS PRESENT _EVENING, Match 16, their Mujestie: Servants will perf..rin the Tragedy of . THE DCKE or NULAN. *- The Ettirn-rar eharlea, dlr. Elvin:4ton ; Ludorico fiforza, ;fir. Kean ;. FEMICISCO, Ur. Rae ; (Trace m, Mr. Oxberry ; Mac ' Celia, Mrs. Bartley; tlatiauna, \liss llosce; 'Eugenia, Mrs. Born. To which will be added (10th time), a new Farce, °ailed wiIAT NvA r? . J. The principal Char.icters by Mr. llnwtain,' Mr. , Bartley, • Mr. Kniht, Mr. Oxberryi Mrs. Orger; Miss lrers, Mrs. Hat love. • , The Doors will 1w opened at Half-past Five, and the flay. ' ' Itecin at Half-past tiix. ' Ou , ttbnday, A Nov Way to Pay Old .11ehts; • with What Nast.? • • • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. . TI -11S PR g.SEI 4 4I` EVEN ING: - March 16, will be Acted the Comedy of • • . • ' . . . 'lt! F. SLIIOOI4 . FOIL SCANDAL. Sir Peter 'fefizle, - Mr. Ftweett ; Sri Oliver Snrfire, Mr. ' I - Terry; Sir Benjamin . 14ael;oi , r, Nl, . Liston ; .I , ,,epti Surface, Mr. young; Ch. rlet. Still cy, NI.. C. FLentiie;- Craotree, Mr. - Matthews; Laity Teazle, :kli.a O'Neill (being ht.r tir;t yip- . pelran'ex in 01166100 EnELand, i'L-tdy si)eerweli, Mrs. Fan- cit ; Mrs. Ciut.ionr, Mrs. - (..70111s; Ntm.ia, Mt 's Foote. To Winch vein- ite.additli th- Farce of • 1 KILLINti Nu NI iltD1 , ;11. Apollo Betvi, Mr." 1..i.t0n ; Ilts.lint, `hr. Ntatliews; Mrs. ' 'Vateliet, Mrti. Davenport; : Fanny, Mrs. 1..ib1.10. tiny Mamiellot:. or, 'lll . , Girl's Propiiesy, a ill be repeated • . '.very Monday and Thursday t.ll further notice. MR. WFS 1 'S PICTURe.S. HRIsT REJECTED, bis SECOND PIC- Tuntiof cHius . r HEALING in the 11. , ,M1'!.E, the DESIGN of the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with several additional incTuitEs (row Scriptural .•übjects, tun now EXHIBITING; at No: 125, Pall-Nfall, near Cnrltoo lionse, every flay (Sundays excepted), tVous 'feu in tho Morn ' ing,till.five in the Afternoon. •" • ' . BY Order, CtiAlt SMART, Secretary. • •' • 11,1M.:EY. ' ATOBLEMEN, Gentlemen . , &c. ate respect .,l,. fully ,informed they Oar be -supplied -with MONEY' to asmi anurnt, angering e 411141 to Mortg4e, secured on Free- Copeltold; Leasehold Lund or House:, _Nloaey in the Fund's, ' liinrriage Wiilowa'. Jointures, Chug) . - men's Livino, or any other Property. Pursuits 01 riukpectibility may be supplied -on their Personal Sccuyity• only . . tiostlinuen will 40 every liberal accoutootia witliOntdclay. . . Application (coin Twelre till Two; or betters (post-paid) 'Addressed to Nitta:gra. Willi aad Co: Nu. 49, South-street, Rierkeley-square., CONtitTNIPCIONi CITItEII. PROFESSION AL MAN, iv6o through 'an bk. extensive ;male , . in thi. aiinve Disease,.has been &a fortunate as to aiseover a MEDIUM; thot is prx i ccia; fur CONSUMPTIQNA; by which hirdiei ie lie, • baiciired inony when given over by enit•.e.nt Phygicians; and whe:o in the last iitage of a ('on.hte,iti , in„aiteutled cough, spitting of blond, and estleutit, , ;ts swthin,, , s of the feet, .Tltotigh the t lt.ot .this assertion may he doubt . ea, the 4tdverti , t ris happy to say, 't hat he has it in his power to i•eftr - tki those he h2l cared, and when given over by • some tke,first - Profeisional 'Men ; tte. therefore. now pub licly utters jt La thosewlko are labouring und.r this atllicting Viscose. • Letters (}teat aid) addressed for N , ,. 3. (wither ' ianil-strevt, New,roirl, Mr•ry-le-l)one f Laudon, will have immediate Attention ; and where attendance ' given every thy ',Sundays txeeptod), firma ID to Illin the fiirenoon. retebrateci • A IlsTuttGEs LO 11 ON, aiv effectual tilliftfor EttUyrtoNs-on t 1 . 1,; FAck; SKIN, particularly Piinplet,,lllotelies, 'retters, ititigworms, Vitu s Sunburns, Freckles, Shin:. Pricisly Host, Redness, of the Nose, 1%06, Arius, &c. scorn tic tend tlitatieotis • Eruptions of every descripCon; tieing the roust. - valnahle quisition.tind appenttize to the Toilet kver offered fo.the • bias and Gentry in the United Kiugdont • • Pelee 4i. 6d. ,tll4 N. duty includeiL—lle cave .' •fUI to 'observe 111-e wordi "Samuel Solomon, Liverpdol," en . grated M the start,, sektlumt w!;teh none are g Benovte and . . . SSoldby Mathews idol Leigh, 18, Stritnil; lom tat), Oxford-street, London; Brodie and Dowding ) SalishurYl . • W. Moult, 'Bristol ; and Ai l Nledieine 'Venders.. • • ... Wantndeb, March 44, IR(4. son, eight yeaot of age, Was, front , • infancy, snhject to a Scorbutic Humour, which gra., dually spread into .hhoches all orer his hotly . , with pain and itching to such an extent, As to deprive him , elf and parents of rest for' several months, stud to prevent hint from injuring lriuisrlf, were under the painful • necessity of stealing t is hands.. In this chicane:l, the. Medical Profession were con suited without effect. %%filling to grasp at any shadow of re- , . lief, I purchased a Bottle of. your Drops from -Mr. Fox, i hinter, Nastwieh; no Material alteration took place; I • Again took mystical advice, and wits main disappointed. I watt after saw the Case of Mr. John Plates grandson, of Narstwirh, whirh 'induced me to 'purchase ,another Bottle, and per!-evcre in the 'use of them, and have now-the sat isfae tion of artnnunciq.to you a perfect Cure,performed by your Antiseestinstic:Dropo alone, after every remedy_ and almost every glimpse of hope had vanished. I shall continue to give . a bottle at the spring and fall of every year. Thii Case will te.tify, either personally, or by letter, pint-paid. • rciaaiu, Sir, your grateful and uldigeitServants, ' • it. DARLINGTON, . M. DARLINGTON'. ~ . • Attested. by Steele, and A. Fox, Printer and Booksellero Nantaiieh. vonm, Surgeon;' Manchester. ' • • These Droos auty he bad wholesale and retail at 'Mr. LIG- TaNPS , D ispens ary, No. Bridge-stree4'' Manches ter ; Evans and Son, 42, Long-lake, West Smithfield; • biuiton and Co. Dow Cburch-yard ; Barcht? and Sons, 1'1(.0.-Market; Edwards, tia,• St • Paul's Church= • • lard ; cutler, 4, Cheapside ; Condi:ll;47, Mitmries; Clarke, soi9,-.Botouglo. Bacon, tr,o, Oxford7slreet ; Bouittin, Rqyid lc ischAngi ; Ward, a 24, Holborn; and by one or mitre princi tat Nleiticine Venders in every Market 'reign in the . United limgdom, . • - • i. itZP.I:•:.V 14 A Ili: makes a person lack mncli , o!tier than they - really uie, and .is • pat:rally consiki ill a very grelit'criawbarla to Persona) Appearance ; ;hence tunny *mate use of Poe.';ltr, or False Hair, to vinous; the defect ;. ! het tittle :ire imstietou4 objections to both, and certainly an 'staid,: tviii,cit will ehangc the Hair..to,its vouthful colour toast he in ever's , respect preferable, gttch alit iele is ATKIN .4 7.` , ON's VILCIETAIII:Ii ,DYE; prepared Irani Vegetables; per . leetiy - i.mucent; easy to be applied, svarianted certain in• its of:els of changing the hair on the Head, Witislieti• 4 1 / 4 c• from ii. fled or (.airya. to Ilia‘sn, and, by a further applica : lion, to a Meek, so perinement that nothing 'can possiliTy re• zinve..tbe rulour, price Ss. Ins. Ha. Awl One: Guinea n Inkttte. . 1).1,,n, ritrunizett .by Clot Royal Family, &c. AVAINION's . U . :J . II.INC= FLUM, for giying a) to good Head Head of flair tile . suitst ta,einating softness and lustre, iinpai,ts al reviving (Ai .' riivietts Pet fume, aeon; lite flair front Kittf,tte. strengthens ..it.where ueuli, and rebturesi it oti bald places, as is ineontrio- TCLIY proved in ;malicious instances,. some of which are - i " tnvi""'l'd ill au t.ssay on the flair, vnelosed rountcise rea Ochf ,'),'W- it•silsti keeps the flair in Coil daring the exer • -z"i.'",a" , k‘ &king I)nueinst &e in the thunpest weather, .. : • ~,, • ,zi,i,.., its. I‘l,l, ikon Olie Oniiii-o. , Aol , l by Jaiuk Atkinson, Perititner, at 43, nerraril•street , .Stahu-square, London; and. by iippoiiittnent, by must Hair . d ressers :Ind Ptel miters its Tliwts awl Cuutitry, .. , , _ ' t •' ,,, ; , ' 1 1. — T0 a, ohl the tittlncroils Loutilerf.4ls, OAK .". "" . 4\fko,l , tres - ti:e " or . " AtWinson's Cures` a !quit]," and ob ,. , - :Ls: i: t: Nguas: and Addiattat'-‘%ritteu uu lilbti. SAVING TO- COLONELS Or. REGIMEN I'l, STEVIIENS. begh. to inform COLONELS (0 • who him! to CI.1)1.11E ;:e will fur nish thi;ut with Clothing, 3.(4ontrenacast. Sadtt•ry, Shirts, &c. &v. at *rive pt.r Cent. Irsi in Price t Iota :It tit M'e now, paying on the.....sttntr and for tiny tithi,toer years that !nay he agrattl en.--`u. /5, Uirisei Thasu‘s-street, near BlioAfriars-hridpi. , • This Day was published, price in. &I % . • AN . INQUIetV int() the CAUS4S A.01t1:. ix. CULTURAL DISTRESS. • • . By W: JilCot3,' Esq. F.R.S. , • - -- • Printed for. H. llunterp,tinccesior to .1 Johnson, I.*, 5t., Paul's Chnrch-yorel ; and .I..lcul;w4y. Of whom may ho h (fl, by the anio"Anthor, Co!ilolcratians' on the Protection frentired by Beals() Avricultore: • IR. CAMERON is consuited etery I.);sy -) days exerptedi till 'fliree ri Cuclt, 0tt•..11 . 1,i House, No. 44, : erturs-street, 04(0rd-street --Patients uttati4i• to, at'tehd yqinqte,l to send a small: (11.3antity .It their Morn in4 ['riot.--,llthnugh Dr. C's titettiNl -singtilnr, it k 3 ,WOl known ,fact, tinst.lie has restored in:itty.tir liesitqA tienliii, when the most eminent of the Profession have failed , in imin lingerinti, and dattgcritus c:..., as Di:eases .d the I.t;:vr, Bili4ius, and (Mir Oastracti.ms, Jaundice, 'Coliplaiitt in the itnntaolt, Serco , s 'Debility, Gravel, Dropsy, etc. 'Also th o s e ; tn.Fenntle,s at:the different periods of 1.1(e.-tlyir.- to r 11,,0r without a Ft'a. MAS. See. .' • ''he only sir innie Sir Jai IN LI " _ • r tIE -.GI N N ,ItiTS tcf 331.1'11N . recistiissiiitv.is J 11.• this . e.ia:trilent preparathos asllie *Jost salutary and .eilectual - Remedy, fo. ail Ihs:srsiers of the breast :ma lifis‘s, con4ertled pc,lei„tor ;icriasiiny is toe duids, and r,lsitrtivi,sn,t in the glands, are gristly and safely ell...char:tell by easy cx-, peetoratia.s, witerritrigs sion unciSiness in isreathist; speedtly rein reed by s fete doses. It takes o ff she irrst.iNtan, opens tht th,rarie dad-4, and heals the nurture , of tae Isre4 . .st and lisn;s. Thirty'years .aperien.e iNossirasesl, the se , v o roisendistioss in the immediate reilef nod gradual' (Tye pf 4.1)L01-14, (101.1.JS„ .IsATII Ak, and c,0N141.3.:-IPriONN. - • It is the greatest prtsri err tst the Itt,gs ever. disenveretl, and'contains all the healing, sosts•oillg, ant sai"th,rig qua lities of that salubrious* extract 1)f nutter. , called 11 ~, r y ; and the nets t Ilaisaissi. S 111 Edgier's. wctild ;itis as restorat ire as a,ses' milli, and OVVer. di ,, isgrees with tiie stutoaels; it cane mon celd fields to its beings\ ililluessde in a tetilissistsiaud. 'Wit. n resin ten to before thef.cawplaisit is far advanced, all_ &to.: r Consinuptihss is errtainty prevented. - , 1101 are the faint outlines of the i,iseritseit Sir of I lonel, the result of twig s e•sratehes into s t ature "liy that great Botanist, who dedicated his life to the discovery of for Isere nuians of health in t!ie Vegetable liogllonss' . • ic.e .31. (41. .er bottle, sir. seven in one lar4e, tor els. • "lei I,Cm 411.;:sits-t• imposition, o iliserve t ~e' 'vole ut ' , h!sw and F i elwarels, 06, m 1 s t c Church Yard, is ersgraysill on the tioversintent stoup tmeomis triying .ouch tulttlr. Alt• othets are Counterfeit isv wards, 4W, St. Paul's :Church yard ; and all ilealeris in Artheine. . ~~~ ~f t I .; 1, ,c of I 1 4 tr 4:2 C . d - OP I, N'AVt I. NEWS.. - - CowEs, ‘Mascit 15.--!- Arrived the Brutus. Ciiptain THOMAS MERK, frctin •Canton.—Captain MEEK reports, 'that be tourbed at St, Helena, but wjis ryinsed all communication.. PORTSMOOTH AIMICH tile - Pa— j triarch, a Ruisia . n Beng'.4 ; sailed the 22dSeptcnther, iu compoui%vith-theTwo Friends; a Rusbian, and the - Curn‘vallis auk country ships"; spoke the NAroodford, fur 131tktria i in crossing tht. - Line, awl the Tyne, Bum., for Batavia, on the i 3O lust. off the has blown a g.dc nf all day from the S.W. to W. The. Mary transport end - AloProdite hare slimed their cables, and come into harbour. The ships . iu the Roads have got their yards and top-masts down. d ,DKAL, , M4acn the. Recovery, BEACON, from the Smith Seas. Conte down froni the River the - Timor, 1 AM:ER, for ditto. The Clock.—W ind West, blows very hard." The skips in the Dt,wns appear to ride well,- ex cept a schooner—she has parted, and - ran for Ramsgate. • ItAMSGATE, Mikacn has. hlf.itvrt's gale front W`. - S.W. all day., and still continues: Seve ral ships have come in for shelter.; • among them the Eliza,- of •Lonflon, CouLsoN, • MaStee, with loss of anchors and , eablea. - . PLYMOUTH, MAUCH 13.—Put back the . Ca mbridge • and. Lady Castlereagh East lodi - amen.. ;— rrived the Ametictin schooner Sally from-Con lon in -127 days; brags no news. • - YAKM6OTH, MAZICH 15.—A collier, in work ing into the Roads ' this morning, struck ow the . Scroll, and filled. Two boats are alongside her,. by which. the crew mill be safe. Fitt.stotrn, DlAacti 13.--Arrived a schooner, name unknown. Sailed the Ceres, Captain HuNTett, for Antigua ; Emperor Alexander, also another sup - WATT, for Charl estown ; p o sed the Quebec paekt;t, SVILLwas,-tor Lvg , iturn,—Wiud from S.W.- to W. 'HOUSE OF LORDS,'llittlYalt, MARCH 1.51 • MISCELLANEOUS: . • Oitiusel were farther heard respecting the Appeal. Cause, ", teals, git. morg'an."'Pro . proceed again on Monday. --Theinlarrtiships then adjourned -during pleasure; ats'il at hex u' Incic the l ionvr resitated. • • •.. The !).11ory Anolition Bill.was brought up from the Com mons by Mr.*Al'.A . . Taylor, Alit Others, and rettd - a first time. The J.arl iif:SFI.MESSUItY ptesetned epetit)Ln frcint the Ikitupshire Ag-rimatutal Soeitay, relative-ifs:ogre state of the 01))4ts of their Institution, and prairtg - relief. Ordered to he on the table.- • Mr. Wiucltester, from thik General Post Office, 'presented at tile liar an Account-of the Balances .in . the' hands of the I;epidy Post to tster at the conertishu of the last year. Eit'l-‘-TANllOPE'pr..senteal a Petition tram the Inhald - tams of the District ut Lambeth, in• the county of Surrey, against the 9ontittupner of the Income Tax, and the propOscd istitinsiy Establishiuents, 'These doenmenis were ordered to-lie on the table. Earl tvrANtaiiyc presented a Petition on, he said, U ninst.import a nt, topic, Ind to which he re tiOsted the particular' . attention of their Loi•ii. 'Ship: Ills Lordship tbea 'proceeded to state, it was tenni ,a iespectable inoividtia! of the sect con.- manly rigged Quakers. His L;; - otititls of complaint ,:ere irk hied 'into four•distinet Itta•ts, and Matte . the•lllliret Of ! , 6 Omoy petitioo's, atterwiirtis ha% e to Submit to their Litriklitp.: Toe pronfinetit circumstance s were the tetositl. rit cert.titi Attorney hom the 'Pet itioti.i had Ali - plied to ; and .ii.o all Onker whose shay it ti) hutniYhi sticli things, belt Who et:hist:ll'l(i tak.. • out for; or to grew him a stilipeetia. T his in strument is as tin Order for the attendance of a r• • ' pet SIM o It) give evidence upon a eruct. An mis,ion of aria kind; they ktit•y, may make a man lea e his snit. 111 was .taritaitionnt •sO far to• - „shotting Ills lute doors of a Cotfrt *of Justice'. A more fla• gitiotts •or dangerous iimltince - than that b. titre theili he neeer,knew.7—The Petitioner had been 111,4 the Attorney lie employed hail pot in a wrong plea ; lie remonstrated with him upon tine subject. Was told, that becanse his Bill paid. his subpceira Owl:W.1'1ot be served;.'.' thongli tire nex t were the thry * ill' N%rith an asher.Aitorney he ‘triti d irt wore titcCessful. ire then determined to • o himself to the' Officer of the Court,. The Officer gave what may l e 1 4 jos tifiableans wet—it Was, that though hiS name was to the te . .lits, it 'was'not his business to grant him. lie next applted to the Deputy wit,hotti. lotectiss„•flit 'PetitionerarterWards applied to 'Counsel, WliO , said, that if he did not bring an • Attoittey, be would not be his Caunsel. This wits not the sibtiellt practice. IWO Attornies left him. .eoTiltinot 'get a stiblicena, nor a Counsel to plead' iris etitise. This - uctneil to hint to he of a j•ditr;:rent nal tire from the p'etitiqn: of Butt, 'Which he had objtictea, to present, bin • it being aftertrit:tis presented, 'he tliotight• thtir L'firships bait prOperly•ittspViid . of . the gene' , 4.1 rip% Gtoisee . st.ei - , the Noble Viscount at the head of the' DeP:trtinent, had acted like -a triie friend fa' tire Constitution, in citosite..7 the se a l-s coil] lairied oil() he redressed: The preient was a case W:orth'y cif titt•ir serioits attention, and tie trusted •theiV weml4l, therein endeavour to ,vindicate the in'stiee of the' contitry. Toe . y;as . disini, if into tom heads; and' on each a distinct prnys.'r to their' Lor,hhips tes'& . • • 1 ire Ciiars.Gttasc:.:tiLL'ott trusted t ha t i n such a ch,e Lordships would'agree,with iiiui in the propt wry •ot postponing; niiy pl•ocregirk iiutifthey 1130 an Oppoi y 1001i:hi.; intit . iilsll9 it. The not Err co; ,iig n Pell wit ,:vas frotti it into l otti•ltts copsider.iion'. There iVefe cii‘es tit the ilue'Cour; s tif•th'e con +try were ftilly,tratipetent - tri 11 . .qt1 redress tio finals.; MO it was . tt t'filli ' ldci'4l+ol l is oh tliai'lisitise to be.cautliins its to an ititerfertice in cites ul 41%. 'it k eisif,,ethin Whiefi• May ,griently be subitiitteil to aus oe'it appelfaitt j tris dirtn►it., fit would therelele'le , oriiineniltheii the •consitto , ation of the peril tOn ahuttl s ft tic I,rritpiitictl. Liii ;,s r.‘N It.iPit ' ! . , ;ll`t tit re cOold be ob. jeetlott to the lending .4 the petition. • Nohtt being off tell, The 'Clerk limeys-tied to read the 1 - ;dilresi't, which 'was.:- - " To thr o.6llmi:cut, delioiiiiiiateti the Luids til,iritutil and feat pima." The Loan CuAs:cet.t.oli rlo i, t,I the propriety of receiving a petit inn so andre.sed. '1 his idea gave Ilse to a c 4ll )" * Ootti o kl ' hct Wee') End STANltopeamt the Noble awl 1.0r0,1' Lord, upon the technical C'orreettle.S; but polOr . inf 1 0 1-1 11 , • of utteira ilehignation, former. con tended for it, itilmissibilit) , , that tlonse was tie. seiiheil us the 1./ r operUtilise,. in Corn inissiona for declaring' the Royal Assent to Bills, And"; • he. thought the welt' ottsiottl'of iZitakers should be •• • Being farther . roto, voitioit appeared to.',)e .ftnio tromas' John Walker . ; but, before much inae . or it, Was l'ea'd, • 111aripris - 0( BuZ - .r. ING it Ail rose and Sag; 'o:Ste& to his Noble Friend the l,ropriety of will►;• drawing the petition, for the purpose of its iieing rectitird. ' 'flat I CtIiNCLI.LOa pointed out sonic tor thet Obigations to' its being received in its present state. ' 41 ./ I - LOLL/64D seemed to coincide in the pro , pitely of withdrawing the petitiiitt. . ,'Ears STANItOrE said, if it wee the sense 6f * tlie 'House that it were better to Withdraw the present l'etitiOn, he should,' do so,' - altho.itgli he still be ' tiered the House was properly described therein. The'Petition was accordingly withdrawn, A short conversation eitsacd been the Carla. 1 Rosswis and BATHURST, across tile table; and, in , an 'undo' tone at voice ; the effect ofwltiCh, as We could collect, was a query fsoin'the former, vvite ! ther the money which it was the gracious ikketv» fiott of the I'r Itegent.ta Co3fer Oxl - . eityployetllo A4E.Netherlands, out of: the Vtivels 'contribtitioos,,was to'h'e paid jo them all'Ar,ett.er or by ins, al.nents To. which the NOle Sectetat y replied, it .was intended to he prod altogeth t :r, •ild on the .Isllr of J.ti±4e, 1817. To a. seeond•tinet from•the Noble 1!;411,. whether thy intOest of the Russian Loan, contracted in .1-1011 and, was to be paid-otit olthe French contriblitiolis or init. the Sinking.Funtfof the Russian debt Of . . 2,5011,000/. it wskonswereti, the interest was to be ptoticiet.t for out of tliatiSinking Fund. Lout llot.t,krao presented a -Petition_ frolvi the Cordseainers' in.theCityof Lotidon, against the continuance of the Income Tax, The Doke of. Suess stated , that he Three. Petitions to present to their Lotdships on i t.ost . sione stihject. . The first Wii, from the ',.lyrri.'snis, Bankers,: and Traders •of the ..Metro ! Ad.s. and signed by more than . ,17,1)00 perso:t ., , iti u l wltich his. Royal. nighties , : moved should he.read. The tloctime , :i aga;nst the( oh - t itmanee of tire Property or 1 ieo lite i rio cipte oint detnasot town weir disapt.r.tv ed by the Petitioners. • , The seton4i 1'• tittoo pre.ented, by the illn-trions Duke st , tts trots the ‘Varti of farri •gtl,ll \‘',l to the .same elect .4,.t1 the' nil, , ' ft tint that of evo la , ter iiieltoL d 'yet' against the extent of the pi o i tosell •• , - .tJtt the occitsionpf these documents being laid on the table, -- • • .. . The D•iite of Sussex adilressel a few ob.ervs tions to the House. {I iretposted Ole coils Ite ration of their - Lordships to - .the pilot tot a these Petitions tame from—from the A:kite:as of London, who had more •ban•once soiputriotie4lly come fortvatd, put tictilatly in 1792 and in 1 799; in which !Atter period they. prottomtced strong resolutions, in consetitteuce. of 'winch the I'roperty Tax was. introduced ; and these-vety , flit id+tali How Caaljag fOrwaril a!zaittst the,Tax, was a teirCalaStAare JIM mvriteri their Lordship's 'seriousis!om , ideratiott., There were ti.o wows, 'his lt opt! Highness- observed, ea saute •la nearly alike-in pronunciation,- hot witynidtteht itt their significaLion, namely,. '' . dis.at isiftet ion and disaffection." 'l' he former ltatupally gave ttbe to reasonable representations in. the•way of . ..the petitioning; but if • such not. he ittendel to, and their reasonable expeetaiionsdistippoint. ?ell, it may naturally, be expected in some degree to. lead to thelalter. His Itoyal Highness then glanced; over , rite progres,, of the National;llebt,- . "tad stated its amount at thifttent periods :since the year•l 700, when it did not,exceeil ten lull- liens, to its present *Mount,' which, he-calculated at SOO millions. 'lie then adverted to theextett sive proposed military estabVihrnent,. •which, if determined 'on, tittnit necessarily involve att-• • tenstvesaxamni - or its support ; st,, • 4„ establishment there could' not be any necessity for • pro(frashig a continuance of she lticonte.l iIX e thought poncrial reino...tions in, the•pstablis imeiit might, be made.; arrd•if that for the Colo n i c - Nvei e .retrettelieti, a.proportionate • tedtiet might: at once be niai!e in the ,home evablisliment. .1 be keeping- HP so lAiVett portion tif.,troop4 i,t Frar*tee, he thought, nosy be attended •evetittoilly se rinus potiliciti;colotrivienresi ‘,l.lC.evetlic only tilril,olo,,lo Very 41i1rerrot or oppiisi!e : ectil s is,,2 His it„ yis i . tito triei3 emi t: lo,lrd with a tew obseeva toms co, bill Mil !dry. MS tt refetr4,(l; to , 41,t1 la it point of Aleut of A% It tch he stated his ills he above Petition w ord red to lie. on the NI 11. rr.k RY 'V X!) I",N D ITUTI The'o:tl , r u'oop th, , ir Lordships were & un,,,,ont . 41 likiwt , • - N o rwii s of LA;:snnWlia rose to brats f m .a.3 1 1 'promised tootiott nit this t. , 441ct, be prefaced %Orb a sb,recii of cowl dcia::le length. The pent;ons br.onght rot \rani by the liin ! %trion. 1.),.t,e, he oh.cersed, ;13 WYII otlittyQrobi various iot to of use coitto y all coin-tin ed in I , lal ti 4 Lordships to 1,,v1;t: the so e hieet, w tlich, he at 3!),,iit tO e,.11 the s itention of the noose, 1111 I) their wost st , t) l o , ; lero he .was iiht)lll t th," l: Loyosbi ; ,A Ow one step at It'.l•,t t,i.t•otds resieetoing 01)14 pleage which, they iritt c))trictl to the foot of the `lhrone, yct I ent.wing to be re» deemed by bis Al.ijesys . (i.ivernment, had as.„yyt taken nu ski) towgrds any effectual reiprin in the public ixpenditttre: hut 11 , 0, oil the contrary, seemed to increase the ,putlie bur thens, in a .degree n hidiappettred to have spread Oissatisfaction and alum th - roughout the cowl - 111. his object trouhl. he to induce that lionse,' Crum Whitt appeared fin the fttoe, of the Estithates lad ht:_fore it by :AlinisterS themselves, to all. rttst the Crown fur the purpose 'of Et-,..- nultes.tev4ect, !Ind the Military letablkiitl;s Oita referred, reduced to 1% more cww:len kurati!„ econottlisal, and constii.ittional seide, such as the circumstances of the times, Itrul the situation of the country loudly palled for, in consider• ing his subject, he hind no mode but to refer to the past exlierienee of the 'country, and a comparison of %lie proposed, with whafhad heen the establish ment,s of the country at fernier,. periods, with a view, at the same time, to Einditying them with regard to existing eirenmetanees: And loohil)4 back to the ,Adutinistratiou of Mr. Pitt, it would be seen thaLsitch a principle was acted upon by that INlinister, after the close of the American Way., when a Comtniktee was appointed (that of 1786) 14 consider the extent of military establishment...pre. per to he, reconnueude.! for the adoption.tif ment, 'when the establishment adopted sit the peace. of .1763 w.ts.referred to as the fon mho ion of their deliberations. In a. general view of the question, t titay,be prOper to refer to what - was COloitirred as adegnate on tint part of this , country tow,nii. pre. 40ving the belartcx of power in 111,1090 P