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l be 1 16- " le5 : irks we ill the \\ • • : • ' . (• • ii -t* ;Z .. ' e t. . • • • •• \,....-e , 1, • . • • : 4. c.t . " r.` *pi' 1:27 AA, '" '"""k••• , ' - " 1 "12 . - , i f 00.; 4 . 0..4 • • :,!_. • i • • rill. • • • •. „,- " I t , klr •. • oitt. - - • , " " V .. /1;1 ‘<7 _.. , r :...:,.., _ ll l ~.-•., .0, ..I Nt.VI3EII, 7046.] is a i! a ". I 4P4e,. " " ' (I ) .. ; . ~r.~;;~._. ;• • r, si=c-PF,NCE-FIALPPINNT. TOE Gi-j - 1 , Jolls‘ .~ ~ , .. • . ,IIIEATRE 110 YAL, COVENT- GARDEN. b e perfor 111"r41, PRESENT EVENING, A pr il 6 , w i ll med the Traedy of The I) VENICE' PRESERVED. NT E gerton ; J a ta . - 01 4 e of Venice Mr. Cresswell ; Priuil, ---1.-"• Miss 6,,,,,,‘;e9h.•Mr. Conway, 'Pierre, Mr. Young; Belvidera, Tu • hlch will be added (9th time), a new . Grand Melu-Dra.- P AIBUC, tnatic Romance, called y.• ' i• OR THE NET-.MAKER AND HIS WIFE. 011ni.,. ' ' v 411, 4 --", (the Sultet) Mr. Farley ; Selim (the Aga)y , 1N.1. e • (1, 4 _ t; Meraa (the. N et - maker), Mr. Emery; , Alm.azau! . w. rothed tozoim) Miss S. Booth • Ebra (the Net-maker 4 I,fe), Mrs. Gibbs. 2 ' ) • Itli.o-Laorrow %kill be Pera, call e d The Noble prodnce Outlaw d, for the first ti me , a new Co • ARMY CONI'ILACTS. , Commissary in Chief' s Office, . Great George .' street, March 29, 1.815. elliCE iS hereby given to all 'Persons tlesi i;)t us of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and 4 1 : rac1(8 , in the undermentioned counties and Islands, 'eqs (in,clnding the Town of Ilungerford)—Chester-- "taivall (including Scilly)--Cumberland—Dorset—lsle of U'' telit--Lancaater--Sussex—York, day That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th .. of May next; that Proposals in Writing, Sealed P, 40 !narked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received Fitt this der on or before Wednesday, the 9.6 th day of. April .13tIt none will be received after Twelve o'clock uiv . ) and, if sent by Pust, the Postage must be paid. on that he Propusals most be made separately for each County, and YersoLetter annexed to the Tender Properly filled up ) by Tito rts of known property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount st a ted ill the printeC/ • Particulars, fur the due performance of thO Contract; and A° fur will he noticed unless made on a printed Ten .4tiacitid the prices expressed in Kurd s a t length ; and should It so happtn, that during the continuance of. the Contract, the Troops should be ?,tatiutied or supplied in the County, , IT _ .11 Err) of the Contract and Bond, -Paid I" the 4: st ii Ita llee by the Contractor to be refUndedo lb",*rin Chief- . ' - . him by the Com- Particulars of the C ontracts may be had upon application at this Office between the Hours Of Eleven and Five. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 5, 1815 ,, 1 4 C OURT of 'DIRECTORS .of the 1 UPI' ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of E N G. -.AN TI . v ' Lo MAD:NG to the EAST INDIES; do hereby give -iotk e, ; That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY 13 1 '. 1 1 be held at their fl OUSE in Leadenhall-street, on FRI „I:, the ith Instant, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon 15 4 in the Evening, to Ballot on the following ques tion, viz. I ~ I, stat,ibat Mr. ROBERT SH ERSON, l a t e o f the Madras Civil .r..- -.444 14,1411 ent, be petwitted to return to Madras with his i ~ . Q the Company's Service ;'''' * 44 Or der to determine by stub Ballot whether three parts in :tilt th a of the Proprietors present at such General Court con t the said Mr. ROBE.RT SHERSON be permitted to . 74 44 t o liadras-seith his 114Als in the .Company's Service. "-......, JAMES COBI3, Secretary. )1 , 1 . I. tut-iNnia HOUSE, April 5, 1815. 1,4,,, COURT of DIRECTORS of the Itrd-111;11 CONIPANy of NIERMIANTs of ENGLAND i i ll 'g to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, held 4:4 (iLNEELAL COURT a the said Company will be 11, 4- their H ouSe in ' nhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, .:tpin`Jti, Instnt, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the Itti,, o -' ,' s, oft aking iht.o consideration a Second Time the th e ~itr from tbe COMNIITTEE sifßY-LAWS, laid before ra, Court on the 22d March, k tot " a e u e e and it,, 'og sundry by- 1815, Altering , - Laws; and for considering and or( aln J %Li c h Other EY-Laws as to the Court may then seem fit. JAMES COBB, Sceretaiy. lat t i )I I I LLAitt;;; EH T II, I'WINEcLoTH. MAJEsTrs ROYAL LETTERS P.A.I'ENT. YU' (-LS. ~ 4 4,),,., 1,• ' qr • s. d . s. d. i).,4.t:).: • 0 par yd. areequal to other Cloth at 3 o bi t , '• . •. • ' 2 , 6 Ditto DitX) 3 6 ),,0... •• • • ..3 0 Ditto Ilia° 4 3 ptu, . ••• • 3 G . Dittti • Ditto .3 .p `s! t to. ••• • • ••4 0 pinto. Ditto '5 - 6 ' ;-'ittf) .• ' ' •• 4 C th '• ' Ditto Ditto •.' ' e V e h e • .• ...; G • iiitiii Ditttp•:. - ..7 6 14411 , - "H tgs are , )I _ ,, •4th - ,.... } equally economical in p.ro p tett;el:4ths ..... Hid e, Portia 1, and totally super- itl)t,i, g f ro,. 2a 52 yds. t s i e c ti: o s f t , ti .a u r o u i l i l l c: a lt b h e, f l t . l 3 l prat. - q 141.(1.1.51,;(:14r,.e. ,(lilt.l, :qped, Nlitli the Pa . leiltee's f ) ) th,rii rtqi‘,o..... Lases quip GQ and 30 pieces each, assorted iuitat d'iyee f or 'll,lll tilt usual allowance to Merchants; and I',.ti,e,ltt:, A.a4tie tisc of Fainilies and indiridattls, at thc l - `4 hi 3 ...,. . ses, 16, Cheapsie and at no other Ittltiteii,(4.it g"urealitra.lile cloth is most det•iralile, not only on h:k4 et,1,",1t,1 hvaltiva")- 7 .;,ni. ,but for its-native property, cou ph. t. t ? l, tole t ern ' 'hos ho tear it are known to pos.- fil:e_ ,iti..slion ~p:rat!.tre not known before, it so regulating c.citoever gcklyinittipring of [width) in every,cintate, ,1,11.14,1%1 durability au4. 4elther promoted in too great a de q w„. read e , ~. nci att'reeableness of wear, are proper ,."'';t;,• b "qo ch• " equally desirable to every individual ' s e; " obt ,• Ill tz for Lad . . , '. i - .. . , • %,:, br ts ,,...lned , s ak. , It..s Dresses and .C,uild.eas wear, •voe,,62ts each, ~.7,e‘iti.. pieces cuatanung three. and w iteve. i i "( fu l h•••t tu 1'0t..: c_i'ii:tetts.pr piec,.. 11-1 qtccutedi ------ , THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TUIS PIiESENT EVENING, Agri! 6, their t:ii.a..,Majestis' Servants Will perform, for .the Sth time, a ~, uv Operatic Drama, in Three Alts, which has been long preparation, to be called THE UNKNOWN GUEST. .: IVitlrnew Scenes, Eresses, and Decbrations. .- ~,,, The Music by Mr. Kelly and Mr. Brahma. ..• Itir. Ace.haraCters by Mr. Braham, Mr. trowell, Mr. Pynf, 1i.,.., 11,1)Ps, Mr. Kiliglit, Mr. Munden„ Mr. Gattie, Master w,-- .Aett, N I , Crooke, 'Mts. DiclinnsMiss Kelly, Miss Poole., .Ars. B lan 1,4 ..A., , fter which .• , (15th time), a new Fare?, ;_•:1_11 . cd ,r,,,. h '' e I IF.N O'CLOCK ! AND A RAI-N I' 1:1.‘!-1111k t it A Characters by Mr. Gattie, Mr. Veilley, Mr. \ a . ~ Or; D 1 Characters Mr. Bannister, Mr. Knight, :Nlr3. Edwin, Mrs. ri,., and Mrs. Scott. th e Tragedies of Macbeth and King Richard tbe-Third," veat Comedy of TOWii and Country, will be sbOrtit.,_.4 th,,ta And b 1 o• and will retunie Nis perforthances of r th; ay nl et „, e . r of Kin Kean the Second ou Saturday and 111on -404.--morrow, . " I ' tile New Opera ; with The Irishman iu • L0n %..............__ liis llsu f ice s fro : , Fte tied- ticr.otts o'l ,o of c/' of jct." c ich 111 o°sll- - . , By WILLIAM . 00X14, A.M. P. R. S. F. A:S. Archdeacon of Willi, and hector of Beinerron. Printed for Longman, Hurst,' Itees,. Orme, and Brown, Pa tern oster-R ow; an d at the Britisli Gallery, 5.1 New 13und- Stied. Of whom may be had; :by' the same Ata4lio r, • 1. of Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Octord, in:Thrce. Vols. Svo. price 11. 4s. boards. . 2. Memoirs of Horatio Lord Walpole,' in', Two Svo. illustiated with 20 Portraits, price 11. 12g. in , boards; the , Second. Edition, corrected and enlarged. • ; . This Day was published,. Third Edition, price, bound, calf, ss. Gd. I'RENCH PHRASEOLOGY'; pointing out the difference of Idiom between the 'French and English Languages, on a variety of subjects; viz. Literature, the Drama, the Arts, Manners, Morals, Health, Time, Wea ther, Exercises, Amusements, Dress the Table, Horses, Travelling, Trade, Law, Property, Politics, Diplomacy, the Army, the Navy; and forming keollection, not merely of the familiar, but also of the more technical PhraSes of the .two Languages; the whole founded upon ur+deniable anthOrities, particularly that of the French Academy. The Volume , is.of tt convenient pocket size, and may, it is presumed,. be ustqul, both as a, Book of Education, and as a means of enabling many persons, who have already made a certain progress in French, to express themselves With,a more exact propriety.oh all the above topics. By the Author of " French Letters," and " Anecdotes Pariiienues:" I'rinted for the Autho;;:;,,(1sold: by Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane ; Longman, Hurst, Itees, 01111 C, and prowp, l'aternoster-row ; De Boffe, Nassau-street; and H. Coiburn, Conduit-street. , . MONEY. • - „ XTOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, Sce:.M.e..respeet -11 , fully informed ,they may heAupplied with _MONEY to any amount, on terms-equal to Mortgage, secured on Free hold, Copyhpld, Leasenold ,Land or 1 - Iwtses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, WidOWs! men's Livings, or any other,Prowty.., , • . Persons of respectability may be s u ppli e d on theiy Personal Security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accommoda tion, without delay. • . . - . • Application from Twelve, till Two; or Letters (polt-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. Nu. 49, Soutli-street, Berkeley-square. . . A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. IN consequen ce o f "Mi.: EGG havin g adver tisedA. Self-Adjusting Trusses, and stating, from their superior efficacy a nd utility, he has • procured the following appointments :--The Royal Nary, the Nayal Hospitals and Dock-yards, ani the O'rdnance. . . . SALMON, ODY, and Co. from the liberal encouragement they have received, think it their duty to inform the Public, 'that Mr. Egg's Trusses are not upon Sylf-Adjusting having no universal Joints to accommodate the Spring to the motion of the body, and that their Trusses only have been used for his Majesty's Service above4nentioned, since they superseded Tatham and Egg, some thine since, and that Mr. Egg has nut - supplied any on his own account. The TRUE PATENT . SELF%ADJUSTING TRUSSES, whichrequire no Straps, nor cause any confinement to..the Body, are to be had only of the Patentees, SALMON, .ODY, and Co. 292, STRAND, who hare the honour to supply his Majesty's Royal Naiy, the Naval Hospitals, and Dock Yards, the Transport Board, the Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East. India Company, the_ City Truss s-Kigt.x.. s: &c. &c. • ADVICE. • W HEN Professional Men, eminent for skill and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abilities, for the cure of a few reigning Diseases, they rise su perior to that prejudice which is so justly excited againstahe advertisements of men, ignorant of the. first principles, ..and aliteducated in the practice of physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. regular Surgeons, sanctioned by erect- privilege to prac tice, and by the uniform success which their mode of treat ment for Venereal Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue with the same assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every species of that banefitl poison, as well as the re moval of those distressing. debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the roatrimonal state. In the catalogue of human infirmities there are none more afflicting than those which are the unavoidable consequences of au indulgence its a certain destructive habit. The unhappy sitiferer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, until he is re duce to such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To such persons it will be a consoling reflection'to know that they may now, by a new and infallible remedy, be restored to their former constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure, ur from a long resie • dence in hot climates, hard drinking, the injudicious use of mercury, &c. are speedily restored to health and strength. It must he a self-evident proposition, that where the ag= gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment k arid cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must be -tht greater certainty of success; and as a proof of this poitim • their method of cure is so particularly 'expeditious, as well as safe, and so evidently superior to the common practice, that in some slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is Completed in the short period of three days, and in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, well-grOunded, and lasting re-establish ment. By an early application,, the patient will escape the danger and expellee of ateMous attendance upon the less ex perienced practitioner. In the most obstinate and compli , Gated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the I urethra, spungy excrescences,. hard tumours, canons ulcers, • eruptions, seminal weakness, sleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill.of other practitioners, are, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured; with out the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar . caustic. In the course of 20 years extensive pra c tice i n this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe, certain, anti expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxa tion, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily . removed, and the patient restored .to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the constitution. Several Noble Men and Gentlemen of the first respectalii ' lity have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that rferenees may he made to them, as satisfactory evidences of the decisive super:ority of Messrs. Currie and Co,'.s plan of treatmeut. Many of - these Gentlemen have had Strictures from 10 to 20 years, and had been tinder the care of Messrs. Hoare, licavisides, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrsd;iivricand Co. may be consulted by either Sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Country are requested to state the partial-- lars of their case, age,. anti gener a l h a b t living, &e. &c. inclosing a remittance for advice and nitAicines, whea the same will be given or sent' to any part of the kingdom. , ensure that.. secrecy so essential to !heir undertaliing, the postage of letters may•he added tto : the account fur medicine , . 9th'Jurte, 07, Liattoa•garded. This Day were published,, in 5 Vols. fiFo. price 31.. Boards, the dition, of 111 EMOIRS of the KING Spf SPAIN of th . e HOUSE of BOURBON, from the Accessioii of Philip the Fiftli , .to I.he -Death ;if. Chailes the Third, .1700-1788. prawn- from, unpublished Documents and secret Palters. With an Historical Introduction, relative to the principal .Trausactions under the, Austrian Dynasty, and a Statistical. Account of the State of Spain, at the Accession of Charles the Fourth. Dedicated by ,perutission: to the, garquis of Zt'ellin~ ton. . 11/dich 31, 8 I 5.., TII E COILTIISS TONERS f or YICTU.JLLING His iILI.TES.IT'j ..V4.1-"I' do hereby "rive 4Yoticr, That on Tuesday the 11th of Alpril next, the!) iJeady . . 31CilteZtlie •Tenders' willine -fiea/ed tSkizt for, the . supplg of TflitEE JiI.),NDA I 4I) .pdr,tAq , yerriee of his . 11 ,51i'eltly's,_qa,hettinseat Dptf l igtf i fo be' %dclli , ered in ryccal monthly proportioWrby the cad of iS'epiem- J , er,pe.rt i .and to be paid for by Bill's payab i le milli Interest Days.after date. t0,,!., , • _7:he. ; Condltions o f the Contract,,lnayibe t lisr4 ; 4l flee S ,creary's.QM.c.e. a . • Xi, Trgard will be had tzi,any.'2V2;der.'in'aelikkthdl,?rlCe: shall not lie inserted in. ivoids leng . th,"or not 'be 'le/leer : eel to the Board bcjiire.One •o!Clock on the"said : Titesda . Y, the 11th of-dipril next; 'nor unless' the Pei.yOn who oiMhes• the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when called for, ...r ~ IMPEATAL PARLIAMgNT. . . . , . MESSRS. LING.PORDS respectfully iriforte . the Nubility a nd , the Pul:lie, th e y are REMOVED -from their late IteSidentie- in. KeMell-street, ' to :No. 43, WOBOURN-PLACE; 1t.14-if.l,-SQCJARE where they con- • tinue to perform RADICAL.CURES on ,liElt.Nl.l that ad mit of being retained in their ':.;ift)ation by a Truss, sods inn few months to render tie NVe'aring of that Instrument unne- . vessary. , • Messrs. LINGFORDS , beg , to sl)serve they :can give Re lere.,ees to Surgons of stumence fur the success :aid safety, of their M o d e of Treatnalit. - Hours of attendanee - at Junne - froin nine o'clock in the morn- ing till three iu the afternoon. . .• , . ~ ' • ; • - • •-, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION By BARNeARD and FRANIaA'N', on MOND:xI, the 9...ith of April, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart., - 11:dlitaiu, - hi' Six Lots, unless provlously d4poseei r of : by Priyate Contrail, of ' AVhich due notice will be . given, • . ACapital ESTATE 'at.RICKMANSWORTII, in tare County of Hertford. ; 'consisting of a Hiise, and uptviird4: of Oneahofi,4and Acres Ail fertile Liaod, divided int o severa l F irms, viz :—Leit 1. A Mansion, called money -Hal, ‘‘ith Coach7hunse,,,Stable, and other Out-office's, Gardens, Pleasure Grtninfis;Ad 20 Picici of rich Land • adjoining; situatelit 4 RlelfutanjWatth, and now its the occupa tion OZ. Wishart, Esq: tanner a lease, granted hyfone of the Proprietors for a term, of pine, years, cannineneina• on the 191 h day of September, la) Mill End Rani - , consistitig .of a Farm-house and suitable - Out-buildings, and (l 5 Acres of .riith,arable,,pastute,,and ineado4:, land . ; now in,the occupii tion giMt..lames Egletou a. runlet a' lease gramcd by o n e o f PR the :prietorsi fot"a"tttro of 14 years, from Michaelma,, 1806.—Lot 3. A Farm, called'Stockers, 'consi , sti lig of a capital ee and 's itab le Out 7 4 - u ild ings-, Ifs yp<<aids of so'i Acres of excellent arable, uieadoiv, and pasture Land thereto belting - nig, nosy in theueenpation of Mi. Joseph Anne, nutlet a lease granted by out of •tirc. - Proprietors, fora term of years, commencing. at „Mi c h ae l mas, 1804; and also if Brick Kiln and Chalk,Pit adjoining t here:a: at Woodcocks Hill, 'and occupied by Mr. ti.ir6y.—t.ot f The Hill Farm, ,conSiSt ing of a Fitrm-huuSe and - saltalvie'Barng- and other buildiuk, and 197 Acres of arable, meadow,. and pas.tore,Land thereto belonging, as the same is now iii the occupation of Mr. John Sedgewieli,'undei a lelise granted by one. eif .t he ProprietOrS, for a term.of 14 yetits; conimeneing at Michaelma's, 1606,' with a tight of commonage upon Charley. Colornon.—Lot 5. A Farrar, called Woodwleks, consisting of a very large Farm house, with Offices, Barns, Stables, and Other suitable Out buildings, and upwards of 40j Aires of excellent arable, mea dow, acid pasture Land, situate.in Riekmansworth aforesaid, and now in the occupation of Mr. Sedgewick; under a lease granted by One of the Proprietors, for a term of 21 y ears , coninitncirt MiChaelmas; 1804, with an extensive right of fishery in, the River Coble and Mill-end Stream, which abound with,.trout..--,Lot Fi, _A.Messute, , e, called Polling Spit, with„the Gardens and Pleasure. Grounds, Coach-house, Stables, and other convenient (hut-buildings, and Go Acres of Land ad , i Joining,, pleasantly situate ,on the road• side; about a milk fronctlie town of. itichmansworth aforesaid, .and n ow in th e ; occupation of Mr. S e dge w i c k, jun.- comprised' in the said lease of Woodwick's Farm.—;l Navigable Canal runs through the Estate,- said the-surrounding country is healthy and beau tiful, and abounds with game and fish, and the roads are good.--This Estate will be sold subject to tik claims of the issue of one of the Proprietors, aged 60, by his present wife ; the other Proprietor, aged 61, and who were married in the Year 1777, and have never had.issue. The Estate may be viewed' 11y application to and leave of the respective Tenantg, and Descriptive Particulars may be bad at the Swan Inn, Richniansworth ; -Essex Arms, Wat ford; Red Lion. inn, Barnet: Angel, St, Albaa's; Half Moon, Hertford ; Salisbury ArmS, Hatfield ; principal Inns at Uxbridge, Beaconsfield, Aylesbury; Henley, and Maiden head; place of sale; at Mr. Wade's, Solicitor, Dunmow, Es sex; at his Agents, Mess r s. E x l ey, St oc k er, and Dawson, So , Vurnival's jnii, London, where Plari of the Estate is left ; Mr: Benjamin Whitney, Yuxlerd, ; and at the Auctioneers, at Thaxted, Essex ; and any further particulars may he had by applying to Mr. Wade. WiLLESLEY said, that though the , motion. which be was to . bring forward kt..c of the -utmost importanee, yet Ile was also aWare of lye great and urgent necessity for taking into consi deration the which it was the intention of ItkNobleFriend to ciimiendibate to the Ho sc. 'therefore, it. WAS' thought inconvenient Thiit :his 'Motion should be brought forward to-morrow, he•should consent to postpone it to some day in the next week :% Afteva few'wortiS front the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Noble Marquis Consented to postpone his motion to next week ; and said, that ; . to-morrow -he btiOlthl tix the day.--Adjottrued: „ . . flousn OF COMMONS, • Mr. BLACK. ; The Acconiptauf, presented a Report from the Commissioners a‘ppointeil to enquire into the state of err tain reads:and",bridges its Sgotlatid.,.Ordered to lie ou 'the table. .• . . Mr. W. PUNDAS presented a Petition' fro:n the Lord Pro 'vost airdSoric*OWS of Edlubilrgh, agairrit tke Scotch Jury . Bilj. Mr, MtIRRN AT moved - for an Account of all.ships built in Asia, and, admitted to British Iteisfry, from the .itst of Ja i3td, to the 213 t of Mareh last : also of ships built in the 1 3 Ort of London during the same period.—Ordered, On the motion of Mr. W.:FITZGERALD, the considera .tion,of the Downpatriek Election., Petition was postponed to the 4th of May, Mr. WALLACE moved for, and obtained leave to b r i ng -i n a Bill, to am e nd th e A ct of ie 33d of the King, in order to enable the Governor in Council, subject to the revision of pro Per aniV or it ies at h ome, to fix the limits of the 'towns of Calcutta, Bombay, and Madras. Arid also to amend the 39th and 40th of the King, with respect to granting letters or ad ministration to the property of persons dying intestate, and to enable the' Governor to remove per -Sons not being British s'ubjects. Mr. FICSKISSON moved for and obtained leave to bring in Bills for disafforesting and inclosing Brecon and Exmoor forests. A person presented a Return from the Grand Jury, of the number of Presentments in Ireland. Ordered to lie on the . t SCAPE OF BUONAPARTE. Mr. FREEMANTLe repeated the question which he put yesterday, whether, any and what instru6. tions had been given to our officers in the Medi terranean, to prevent the departure of Buona parte from me island of Elba ? Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that no other in structions had been given than to make such a dis tribution of our force as might serve to confine Napoleon at Elba, There was certainly an under standing with our officer stationed at Elba, that Napoleon was to be confined within certain li , - MESSIIS.JI6IVLAND and SON beg leave mits, and that he should not be allowed to ex to announce to the obility, Gentry, and P u blic . at large, that their ciENI7INE MAC.ISS. It OIL, for imp reed those limits. rov- • - .. ther - e - - had ing the gr o wth, an d be aut if y i ng the'Human Hair, signed Mr. FREE MANTLE asked, whetiier by them, A. Rowland rind Son, on the outside label, in red been tiny instructions sent to our Naval Officers }al(, %Vitt) a 7rreatise on the Hair, hy ~.k. Rowland, jun.. which i upon this subject, and whether the Noble Lord is hicksed with each bottle, and the 'priCe is' 3s. Get. - 10 S. 6d. arid One Guinea pee - bottle ; all o th ers are - Counterfeits, corn- had any objection to produce a copy of those un posed of deleterious ingredients, pernicious .to the Hair. - StrttetiooS Rowland's Genuine Macassar Oil is daily honoured with dig- Lord CA STLER R AGH said, th ere was no pos i t i ve tinguished patronage from all parts 01 the gl o b e . I t has . already received th e angu S t an d b enign patronage - of their instruction,but an understanding. Royal Highnesses the Princesses of Wales, Duchess of York, Mr. TreasEV inquired whether it was to be and Duke of Sussex; his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of l understood, that, no precautionary me a s ures h a d all the Rnssias; his Serene Highness the Diihe'ot Brunswick; , his Excellency the D u k e Del I n f ai t ta d o ; Ily - their special au-peen issued to our Officers to prevent Buonapafte tinnily, signed by each of the illustrious Patrons, and granted from going to any part of the world he thought to the sole Proprietors, A. Rowland and Son, at whose m m house ?., • . , . , the sanctions ay be seen, also*any nistiognished'testinio- proper ' vials. - This beautiful OiT is s o ld by the Proprietors, enrer of Kirby-street, Hatton-gard e n, th e fi rst t urn i ng °trnLord C ASTLEREAGH• d ec li ne d to say an y thing be right i farther "upon this, subject at present, as there from Holborn. Also may be had, .. . , . o CW old be ampk_ ppunit ft y o discussingH— ßOWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE ; ' or IMPERI AL D , ort and from that discu ss i on l ie wou ld not be found Which never fails in producino a perfect change in leil or Grey Hair, Eyebrows, Whiskers, &c, to a.Brown or Black, i to shrink. , nod so permanent that it cannot ue washed off. It is per- I . Mr. C. \V. WYNNE observed, that upon exa fectiv innocent, and Ladies or Gentlenien may Dye their Hair with ease and secrecy, 7s. Gdr per hottle.Mining the papers laid on th e table,• he did not - , --Also, ROWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, . . find m any copy of that by the Noble Lord, . signed . For *arising, preserving, and - beautifying the Teeth and ‘s , it 11 regard to the stipulations upon Biw naparte ' s Gus, and sweet en i ng th e Breath, Ins. Gd. per bottl e . Sold, wholesale and retail, and for exportation, by the sole abdication, and he wished to know whether. the proprietors, A. Rowland:an:4 Son, corner of Kirby-street, Noble Lord bad any objection to have this paper Hatton-garden, the first turning on the right from Ilolhorn; laid before the House, as it was desirable to have toil, by appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to Her Majesty; TM i iehborn-street ; Mr. Smith, Perfum er to Hi s t officially ? .Majesty, 117, Galtie arid Pearce, 57, Riggeos, Overton, 47, Lord ' CASTLEREAGH said, that be had no oh- Tomer, 75, New th:nti , street ; 'lb ,venot and Co. ditto; Bayley jection whatever t o th e p ro d uct i on o f the papers and Blew, nees to the Duke and'Duchess of ' Perfin allued to, and therefore the Hon oura bl e Gentle -Yuri:, coelcvar- fAreet ; S. Berry, 17, Johnson, 15, Greek- d ' street, Soho; L0we,330, Strand; Butler, -t, Itige, 65, Cheap , man might move for it. , side, and 52, p a rk- s t reet; B urgess, 63, Ilothoi ti-hill ; Barclay Mr. WYNNE soon afterwards moved for a copy arid Sons, 95, Fleet-mullet; Newhcry and Son.;, 45, Edwards, t h e t ~, reaty concluded at P ar i s, on t h e 11 t h o f 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; W. Sutton and Co. B ow Church- -(11 yard; Rowney, Hatton-garden; -Tait, 51, Cdrnhill; Weston April, 18.14, between.the. Allied Powers and the and Co. 229, 6trand; ‘ -est', Gracechnreh-street; T. naiue Emperor Napoleon, together w i t h t h e access i o n o f rind Co. '25, King 7 -street, (.'overt-garden; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Sanger iso, Grange, 115, l'horn, 45, "fur- the British Government to that Treaty.—Ordered nee, 132, Oxford-street ; Sizeland, Vere- street; Ambridge, so, i accordingly. Lcuctutrs,,ri, Piccadilly; Matirass, SG, Dayison and Son, 5,9, • • flea-street; Mai quirt, Coleman-street ; Keith and Co. 30, CIVIL LIST. CoHyer, 55, Huguenin, 33, Hay-market; Day , 7, Vaivell, 25, Mr. TIERNEY asked whether a Co;m w e i tt r e t e o b e a x i . l I e- Civil Li- YiVIVerY, 6, Tavistock-stre e t ; Holmes, St. Jaines's•-stre e t ; been appointed to inquire into t_i_• - 4t, and ish*rton, 117, BOrougii; Swat, 29, High Holborn ; Harris, e.ii - gate-stre,t ; and by al; Perfumers and Nl , :dicilie Veria,:rs ' vibe . then it had bee re n c : o ir r iJ s e . sted with in Lonittni, and •in every town throughout the umpir(!,-- am i ne PaPers a nd W;:tiry I' e attentren ot M.::' , j)%tot.s, ('a l ert; ins, &c, . Theen.ANCALLOR of the ExckrzuLTEß said, that • HOUSE OF LORDS, WEttNSI:A' 1 1 4;!firlaidill &inn the Custom-house, Mr.-fit:4l64k 'rum the Treasury, ,ami'Mr. Irving from; tl.te,Custom4iiise;presented accounts of the Duties on all articles itopqrted o vccept Cl,rll * and other Papers, 'Which were laid' on. tile the -Ae"llPtluti'P.i - etented a Report ffotolhil Cklinrxii4SiO'ners of Xtua4s, &c. Ike Highlands . ; RC Seu,fl44: The. per Linatics' Bill anti other 3, yap: brought, up from tine(;amnions, and rdria tirYti time.' Btlls were 'eon.i mated anti reported. ...Dord-AucelAND tuOved t - that the COM mittee. on ,thericiaohrees' Bill be.postponed till 'to.torruw,— , . Oidered..,; , -• .....::COisiGRS-, ES -STATE OV:AFFAIRS. The tgpl of LIVEEFOOL, from the ;Prince Re gent, Presvnted sonic,. •dopuments..respecting. the Congress at :Vienna., The Noble Earl said ; that these were not the whole of those-which were t o be presented, the rest:wtpie printed ; and would be: presented.to-morrow_ or Friday. lie should take that oppQrtuniry of stating, that to!morrorr.he Should , have commatnicate from the Prince Re gent a Mesiage on a inost important subject. As ... it tritA the'rtisr(lfilq)f Parlinnent to take such corn muniailtioti. into : consideration on ',the earliest day, he should propoi e that the Message in ques tion should be taken into constderatiOn on niday. AT a 'Noble,Friend of hiS had (Marquis Well es l ey ) a motioned for to-morrotr, • which mould pro •hably Vroduce :discussion: . of considerable' lei4o - li, it might' be inconvenient to their Lordships to have•tWo important subjects fixed for , two follow trig' days „lie .shottld therefore stiggeA to 'his N , )- bie Friend to pOstpone his inutiOn it) some day in the nextwe•ly... tfof ls ' 'ee' the"