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All hiZeti bU4), It Ilico i ;r I'e pakl osonethatul . SCIIENIII.. 4 Prizes of Ziosooo • - are .' . ,Cso,oho 11 .. 2toP* j% .• • 1 000 . . •. • • o,i •• '5.... I • 000 , Ais, : * " o° ... • . %1,,k0 •• . 24 ..... . . 1S i 0,,,, , ~.... : * • . so ...... . 11u,soo .-..-4 . 16 . . . . . . • 1 3 , 13 60 .--........... 10 1'444 Tickets. c aoshoosi iii ,i, 411 4 , 4 , 1 1 t a rse of Viet Lotteries HORNSBY and Co, have I , t4 t ) . '" t f the i.t,s ,m4l, Theec ol uo, col. Two ot 14,,4 1 4.s is wilkty. three l'rizes or :: 0061 1,60 A. tool. . et)ltN“ll,l_, sort ST. Nl.llairk It 1.1. I i s 111 LL, ortrirrt:Gri kt)itEicr SI( i• I.l'ON, Sec. Ilir tririr:liZi7;77.:l k7I,IAE:, LINENS! Pr ti t present grein It .d on. IRISH - LI. tt, tk. N ,t, preaties il tavout.ible oppottunit) to idy e in_t izmisYearil 44t`.4e):,%v2r, Are 2, ptf cent . cher per thatcti)nroaewr.!!! t„thel,ublee7,a3:',olT)4,,,E.Y li ß etu tt r u " n t a he e ir they lut:e"fo Ittetilici:4i. aim resliteettiluellY ojr torginspettion their S t(4;n'Z,", t ,', ° I . , tne Sinnowt, attach , votikh aro ilikrAVsti li t i o g t0,i,,4,4 4. ..2 !, .....I.t,etlpt.4ior lineoh ever , stupotte . (l, I?! ~. Vt c i vt,;.7,.Te, rasa without .ch!unt.al acid r s 4 o:blinit: ‘,..4,1.kii44ne Nu e, No atttLik. told but lihl ii i , ,: . sit,httVtr rthitle, and ilk., Nloney roeutoett if it 14ult hr 444 —Lath int Irian 'Notes. Ikiii,t,cluilataion with any ilk -Jute% in t.endon, but so, Great i:inutikhlitltilliftrilsbutY, and 270", Strand; fiellt Clement's BROOKS, Iit.IRCH , and Q'KE E F E. Avnts to the Company. 1)1BNit Velurn4l:l2ll4,3l4l)4.l„74%ridl';')t:tds the Se„11(1 vouast s °rPIIOVIDENCE and Ct)VERNMIINT (;()1). I),in,t(7Y,the late liev. N e & 1 131 i, CA P P.E 4414," Nt Longman, Itur3t, Rev*, and Ci I and awl Vo_k• Litt oe h d 441 , Otkavu, ptiV.4 13$. S. WEDNESDA Y, APRIL JO, 1811. IMPERIAL PARLIAMEArI. HOUSE OF PEERS; TUESDAY, APRIL 9. Sir Samuel Romily, accom , panied 'several Nlembers brought up from the House ul C.An mons, the I) xelling. house and Shop .Priv ttely Stealing BIM, the Navigable River Stealin4 Rill, and the English an ; Irish Bleaching-grounds Robbrry Bills, *hick were severally read a first time. • A illimber of Privale Bills were also Wrought up try bit', J. Gillian) nod M. Folkes, Lord F. G. Os borne, told ot,7er Veinaers.. STATE OF ISIS MAtESTY'S - - - - Eail Gsosysson, Ih pursuance of hat had piss ed last evenittg; s:;:d, he should take the bb.lcy of moving, That -an thimble Address be pres. tiled to. his Royal Highoss the Prince. .Regent, requesting t he'vewl;,t be.graciOulAy'pleas..d to order that a ot.the Ltepott at her Maj..st*'s Council, specting du, staie et . hip M ijogty'shealtit, whtch hctt been recently laid, ACM Citig to the Act of Parlia ment, before itis M,je,ty l 4 y Council, be laid behtte the Howe ; loch, on the que6ituo twiN; put, was fort tiwit h agreed to. NMI t A INLISTIVIENT BILL The Earl or Livertpoot. moved the Order of the Da), for the third'readiog of this Bill. Tilt% motion gave rise to a preliminary disenssio'n of some,lengrh, in wiiio he N .b 1 Secretary of Stat e , and the of LANsoOWNE, were the p 1 tocipli speakers, out of which our restricted from a te.iiporoy pre , o , of various and iosete•titig twitter, routine 04 to a very brief and general no tice.' The Noble Ntritiiiii deprecated the measure, as subversive of those print pies upon which the Mrliti,t system Was originally tormed, and parlieo larly reprobated one or its prominent provisions, which goes to the resumption oi the bailots at the expiration of two years ; at a time When, he said, it wOuld . ki‘e to o erase upon a popular ion. out of which; by vai ton, ti van ,, , a drain of about 48,000 int-n will have been taken. As to the argnmenr in favour of the measure, founded .. . oh the high prices of Sobsilinto..,- 1;e censured 'it us (aPELious„ and its Pt as highly repretten , o,bic: as well might it be enaoteci ordnaixe, which wAs a ne cessat ► i;apiement .of war, as well as men, that,on account ut the incurs. (I price of icon, iuuit 'duals should be coitiptilcu to littniitt tho,e arttclei, when thM comit,Ottity! wht beyond at von price. Such a „po{lftWil he I hatlght wont; scarcely be entertain ed b) !bur L.rd*tn i .s ; and yet that port of the Bill proceeded • tyoll . _such principle. His Lordsnip Conclude ‘, by inovti : ; to•tnatrt, by way of Amend- meta tty \ the 1; , 11, atter the words' " that from and Itttee the paush)i of this Act," " the ballot be auspoialed." 'Die Earl, of LZVKRPOOL very ably.anstvered the tsb,erv.tittini ut 'h. Noble Maroons, and defended the - principle and provitaini4 of the B t u, w hi c h t h e necc-ssity at the tunes and the exiting 'owe and cit. CUlllfiLatlCeS of ,the Continenl of Europe tendered ne cessary. . The tnen proposed to be raised by ballot w ere t o r 1)0Ine defence in the first instance, and it 'Amid be;subNcrikir nil) at their option to' inlist or not (of unlimited service. The original principle of the Nilitta w.is thus' adhered . to. The home de fence of the country was, be observed, consider ably relieved by ioe operations of foreign senice, SA , hen well &reeled ; and in either point of view, the domestic defence at the country wo , lld be bene fited. He could not onc , ive tiny rati , 4l3l well tnttitdrel`uhjectiun to the Bill, which mini-Aced the br!st' plan, in. his opitii , n, that had been yet . de- k iSetl• Nlartinis of LANsnowNE spoke in exp,ana tion t , and at.er a kw oil WI vations (tom the E.irls ot titiosvENon and HOSSLYN, 'flit: 'Earl of HARDWICKE after referring to what he otisLrrivd upon the measure in the discussion ot last nigiit, mined tor 'the on,isston of that clati.e in the Bill, Which went to infli t certain penalties upon sub parishes as fined to make up or supply .Ibeir quwas. The gnesrion was • first put qpnn the Earl of fistrowlekes motion. On wham a di vision took place, when there appeuree, , For 61114 t ing elie C lause Ay dial it 14ority '3 The cpiesliotl then put on the Marquis or LAN,61)41.. N At abOVC, and nu which hilviaoraship oh, ided the House. Content. (far tile Amendment) Not t.ontents Majority • 12 ti Vie Bill was then .read a third time, and passed it ELILI TO THE SUFFERING - POItTUGUESI The Order of the Day, respecting the P.iiice Re gent's Messsge- on this subjeci, and on which theii . Lordships were summoned, being moved, - His Royal Highness', Message was ogain read by the Clerk. lic Marquis WELLEsucir then rosi. kW 11.0 pose mo.in4 an to his 11 iI ! un lie occaston of Iris Message to ,their The interesting subjett to which this docturiefit`r,... tend, his Lordship said, was ititinta:ely conot'eteLV cc it4t the gloriohs successes of 1515 Maj.isty's min. in POrtugal, 'so essentially promoted I. th cxei rio t , of those native troops raised upon the princirles'ol m , Inch the House was already apprised, cotutn:ii.drd by oftici..ra of his Majesty's army, and twiiwainea iu Britizih pay. This system, it was 1 0 , ( 1 coutsibuted most importaittly- to the int t ro i l s or Pin togui ; nod he knew not which' Ct . ) - wiro apprecwie, tile toagoaionuity, pel'.e veratice, or tlrtz zealous regard ',vv., ont-Qtfl tilt ,c lsr• tithe p-ople tot coon ry excited (>i hpo i_ (+sit% sn rustmioO r , to, tisti- w4ututt and itAttprovot.O.l ,7,11 ~PSI~ ~ ~~~SPxN~T H~ . ~~P~NI~'Y: enemy. 't'h'e propottition before their Lordships e''braced More than one point : It inVolre* the cons'iderathiti of elfeavial assistance to a faith ful and ancient Ails, Who ., had been tinclerdhe Inl ceisily of making eve ry posithl exerteitertte , ii in its power tr , resist tile inva.ion of the eutmy rind, i the consideration Vvhat that Ally .had lynce-en dined' tr.int the *moon and ft 1V:4 , ;.0 'EVIO , Britt Which that enoiiiy had iiihomAtils exerciie'd upon them. He did not •eonceiVe necessstv on the pie» sent occasion tO expatiare upon 'hese topics; or to enter foto any degree:Of detail noon the sobjett ; but he maid not avoid traiblifig their Lord‘hip% with a few ohservations on the reiter.ll wisdom and sound poliCy of- the `ptopositiou mad, in the Message of Royal H , glineS.. As 10 ti " - l onil of honour and lin manity involVed; he could harbour do po;siblrit doubt, That the Portugneie Naitoo had .thta intist juStifiablt spirit of , wsreuevcr least pu4SibiliCy‘ presented itself of effCi op. pOulidthe plans and operations of the Not only the honour, but the obsiOns policy and interest • of t his 'country ceded upon its to entourage and Sup port that principle of resistance to the titinost. That country . should be Made to know, that not she only leels that animitiug priticipk, bus th it tee par ticipate in her te• hags; 'and eno r cordially into her f.;elitigs . , and enter cordially io.o tier spi n , o f sistance iy,ainst such an enemy as site has oow to contend with. — Her exertions in such a' case mutt be With difficulty, danger, and the soffetiug of Oistresi. There all must be encountered in the present situation of the country, before a successful resistance can opp;ised to the enemy. Upon those grounds they were vatted up ,, n sto proceed as po.nt ed but by his Royal Highness's suggestion • It wa. Urthecefiriary to press to the consPerittoti, of to 'the feeling's of their-Lordships, the surE'rings the unhappy natives, who were obnoxious to th e el w oiv , exs ," rienei'd ith respect to their prorrtfrs, their pet suits, their 1 sinilies, and earl' thing dear to them Itl tit'. it situ iiion Upon this ground, which otivis ously lot Dished one of the main springs of thespirit of the people in their de ermined and persevering re sistance, we were its the e4s.• before us Citil , d upon to act. To that spirit may b attributed the ere 'lion and the exertions of heir their o , dinanza .111,1 armed peas only, ill fret, of those ex ertion. which 'were esseotial erfect trate there. etup. tion of the nation hem its inveterate enemy. He re peated,' that it was unnecessary to et ter into any detail upon this topic; for wii,,tei!er difference of opinion mty exist as to minor p..rts ut th quesneic t;rere seemed to be none as to toe result of endea. sowing as far as pus , 'Ole to tru,trate tie effects of the enemy in that quarter. 'rim proposition uelore them referred to ooe of the most stable and solid grounds for successful war that could pns-iolv be col et 'rimy were emphatically called ,taptat, by the saute principle upon when they had hitherto aced, to do that, which ev.deirtly mast still further encourage, and create new murk; tiuns :sod 5pr0a,, , ,4 for thOse military efforts and exertions Out the part, of our allies, which µ ere so e50.11(141 to ihrr coin-, moo cause. Thus we should not only have the coo solation to feel that we contrib,.ted to the tt:eir extreme sufferings and divreses, hut the salts faCtion to know that we erected, at the same time, new stands and foundations fur future and loereath...l mili:afy exertion. Thus the proceeding now pro posed will rest upoti the most soli I mundations of intbststoial policy. It will be the means o f i na k ir g still grerttr and tuyre powerful exertions &gains , illy destrotarve progress of the eneiny, And therefore poi operate ps a part of the general 1110.1aul (4 adopted for our 0A n Safety. . wasatoi m e m ) , wound of feelina and 'humanity t herefore ; we bt L ie ealh-il nor merely in the view of feeling and 'human , ' y tO of Id assistance to a sufferiog mid faithful ay, but otos ground and principle of obvious policy. 1 tee telt satisfied that their Lordships would tuliy awes ciate those important considerations; and he - wit still inure Confidetit on the, occasion, when those of humanity, fidelity, and national honour were iv-, volved in the question. It was not on a romantic or mischievons ground of policy, that they were cal.ed upon thus to come forward, hut upon equally clear, strong, solid, and substantial grounds—grounds'c firmed by the suggestion of every sentiment that shOuld be dear to a British heart. Epees these grounds aod 'considerations, the NohleM bit tie shotiftl 1110VC their Lordships to vote au Humid,: Address to his Itoyal,Plzhness the Prince Itegeni, assuring Mai of the cordial concurrence of that House in steps to enable (UM to atford the desired relief toWaids the alleviation of those severe dts.- treaties whiCh our faithful Allies, the Portuguese, had suffered in their persons and properties trout the invasion of their country, and from the wantot arid savage barbatities exercised Upon them ty (Int eneiny,iikre. His I.ord t sl a ti t p t a n d e d s e u t%af i t t e lt r e t i t i e de l i, t i a ,i d. () rea b i e f the proposed Address, b proposed for the purpote, was one hundred thou sand pounds. On the:question being put, Fail (la osvaxon expressrd his ppinion, that in cau.o.t.-iatioit o 1 tliu itropoii• ion now made, they should lecollett what this cutintiy had already done tor the suffering Portng.icse $ that on a foriner\lay they had concurred it) a sore tor not less than two when one al the chief grounds assigned tor that measure teas, that such a large portion of moo country was in the possession of the enemy, ti.!l it was impossible that any supplies of money tie Provinces could be received. At present, h ,,, .vcver, he had the satistattion to state, that • Ciey were olsly in possession of a very small It irt Of the country. l'hi, circumstance h:11- pti) tkitloy•ci cite of the main arguments their voting so large a sum it should the u nut a of consideration with Ilwir Lordships whether thvy uf, , !v: the, prvient circumstances of their own ci.ttotry, t.tke upon tiwm to rdieve those (I , stresse,, ~ vlvether it 4101,11 1 .1 bt, 4:11. to the Portugusse Go.; • ►' PICTUALLING.OPFICE, Mardi 29, att. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALIYMG tii4 Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on 1 Mes... do the Mb Apr it next, fury will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (crated t and treat for what ASH TRUSS HUOPS, of the underntentioned description, viz. . . Butt, , , Hogshead, , Barrel. Ki Itterk in, astswera6le to Sampler to At produced with the Tende':, may he demanded fir the snide.e of this Dip titsnent during the .►pace 4 Twelve Months, to be delivered Itont time to time into bit M.O. ft, Viier i alliug Store, at pep , Nei, and to be paid fee by hills, payable, with interest, 'limey vs after date. The Conditions of the Combat, oily be seen at the Secretary" Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender in ovbieb the Prier sball not be Murk., In ve.r.dr at tenth, or that Ih4// not Iteddirer ed to tee ikara &bre Oqe o'Cloct on the raid I meaty. "the !6t .Ipril, next, nor tiniest tbe, Per!..ne u!bo ntakes tbe lender, ur snag Pt 1441 on bit &bail r attexii . x, to , answer wine calk,/ l'Uilt.l,lM;.ol.l.lL&, Atli! 3, ix, THE CO l / 4 111SS/ 0 N Rsjor 1 1 1C11L4 Ll,lllt G ins ,if Ajes ',ll/} do ivrehy give Nalee, That on Thursday, an lug+ iusta.vt, thy will /,''ready teive Tenders i , t writiog, (.eated up/ nno !red/ jw Tl. , rre Hun. died fon' hItISCOV Al)9 6,11(.; AR, and f; r Nine Hunaied Quart, rs //14 EW PAL E, aod I twee flundr,d Quart:rs o/ N VW 1' LOSI , ..1)1(1 ED ANIBER'.I...,LT, to be au v.erable . to Sam pler to be pi oduc. a' ivir , die Tei:J,•rs ;tobe d, liver the Saga , In die en Tina, ruek.,ge,, ot . tae late if. from seven y, to ktgl):), r.ns per Week, and i Ire Malt in the ,jiace of n Per toigirt, brio kir pia 44 „yi„ B . Store, at Del ltoro: and to be pain for by iiili k pasao. , wilt) I west, NiveDi Days ,{(ter date. Tye tons of the Contracts nm).• be seen at 'the Secretary's Okce. 410 regard will be had 12 any Tenets. hi which the price shall nit at ins sled in ?cords af levib, or that shall ma be delivered to the ll..ard beJ'ire one 4 1 ;.i0s k on the said 1 barod.t}•, the t tib meant, n.ar sobisi the Pe , son who makes the 1", der, cr some Pro; al on his be h,ell; attends, t. answer when yu, . r 1 0 11:4,I PiG.UI.I. 4pr119, 161 i. 1-11±, COMM ISSlo.67EllS.jor VICTUA LLING 11 - 1. MA piAr'.l N /iv vdo be, e 6). give Nqi4e, That on Tue,day, the 34.6 InAtalt, 14y will ay tea,ty to receive tenderr in ,wotting (seal,/ NI!) and :rex J., tbe softly (on r tr..moir Co : ,trati,) j' 'taw PKESIt ma) b, r, Inked S it et J II r sbtra and restels at 11.1ja.it, Carrick4rgret. Laird , au" ; an.l Lordond,rty and I,,,4o;bzwilx, In t?e Kivd an Alortibt fertain, 4,14 ja,ter ti;.Slx as 4 b' g iu, beriide be the ,erin,n,rti,, , t ;here,' ; to he paid for etp Bili,,t , ,tyable with Intrrett, 044 aft, d,te. The Conditicols of ale ant, atl.l may be leen at the Seetetacy't 0pte,.41 Wit Office, or to isteling en toe elm.' I Mr 1121... jetift Colton., at li,/kart and Lond , aniet r, xpectively. No regard will be ha 7 to any Tend,r i,t winch ib 'we. shots not be inorted in irordt al shaa nlt be . delivered tc the Board before 0, o'C:l4ek on the aid Turtasty, the• ;cob iolant nor ient is t%e. l'es.twt sub' makes the Tender, or Perron on his beball, already 1, aneiihr tvivit tailed .1 0 1 • tteh 1 ender mutt u:so he .4eedup.tlied to , a Letter, tigned by :us r;ipoutt4e )'tr•scu.t et.g.,ging it be ccve 604nd whit the t a il" , teat ! ,, g, itt the tem:. Sulu j,r the due t e firueitue aCi , Coss , . 'I HE ctimNllSilOtilltS ISSUE OF EXCIIEQOIiit DILLS. 1311. Oiderof the COMMISSION[ RS named in 4 -JP the Act, .0 Geo. lll—cap. ti imituted "An Ad tur enabling His !Majesty to direct the Issue ur Exchequer hills to a limited Amount, tur the ptirposes and in milliner therein inentiouned,", • ' Nutn. is hereby given, that all applications to them fur Laana "under the said Act, arc to be :441(Ite1:0 to the said Commissioners in %Vriting, and sent sealed tinder cover to their Secretary, at - their Otlite, in the Sotith.sea Hottso, London, WM. HOLDEN, Sec okkict, t)1 TilL fOit. THE ISSU4 Of f-XCHLQUIF.It BILLS. ny Order of, dui COMMISSIONERS named 43 4 , 1 t i, c , A ct, s i Geo. 111 cap. is. intitulcd, "An Ad enabling His Majetoy Inc Issuer id Lachcquer Bills to a funned -ainount, fur the purposes and in ninny: thereonlt:lltlol led." Notice is hereby given, that it will be the g►neral' practice of th►t lloard, when Laos mat EXCcecliog to,ood. are ap• plied tor, that no Surety be reeei red for more than t,i401. In Loans eitceetling lo t us:sof . : no Surety to be •received for more . than 5,0001. Applicanti ter Loans on the security of Goods, are to state the nature, qtality, and tittaittlty of the GOtiti4 the amount. of their Value at the current prier; whether the Goods are their own V ioperty, or held by thou► as 'Curisignet s or I' ac. tors; and if the latter, what specific Inter4t they have therein, and in whst manner they pr9pose to give the entire custody pf them to the Board of t:uuttt►issioners. Nl,' HOLDEN, Sec. South-$u House, A Nit 9, ISt t. DR. GORDON's Ir..G k.TABLE B tki.S,ol IC PILLS are tet.ottot% ihicti to alt eultitittut 44 the 1.),:t Medicate yet clisE.tiervti mi 4,1 l i tihnott4tv Itto t)ropky, diht 4pecie9 or Clitolise 1),;111:0 . fhcy Are 4 certatil cut, ,tot ct ht. They itit#l',llll I,,,ture the Appetite, remove t t vttuess anti Stimigu.rn , Inc• vent tntir iceurrence. •i 4 et.:l `1 , 1) 04 , 1 I,ll' rrltctt up, ' prat I tounit i vc 44-0) tv.itiVC• ut 11,4{0 '1 hey are buld in hour - s at 4, r.“.l.alttl :s 91. eac.•i►, or five Tar ii. at ►he IVarell , q4se, Na t t"`crYept ga►tieu; W a rd, 324, ilmittoo fcgt a►rcGt ; AILi st , . reimouit,resuw' ; re*. , yrs:. tob'e V crulk: r 5.