The Sun. — London, England, 1804-04-10 00:00:00

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PrO MORROW F.V E NING, April 11,, IAO4. •• 'I Will'be perfbrtned a flew Cornedy in Five Ad's, called THE •SA ILOR's 1)A LYON 'rER. • • , : ,The CharaElers 'by • Nr.,w4kautiti-utiN, Mr.-I3WYER, Mr. POPE, Mr. RUSSELL, Mr. CAULFIELD Mr. B ANNISTER, jun. •!Mr% BARTLEY, Mr. DGWTON. Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. H. jotiNsToN. .., Mrs. S.PARKS,..AIrs. MADDOCKS. The firologue Nix; spoken by Mr. 13AkTLEY, AM:the Epilogue by Mrs. H. .lOHNSTON. - wurit CIN I)ERELLA. The new-Cell/Ay- 'of • The Sailor' ed, for the second lime, yesterday Evening to a very Sailor's Daughter, peribrin , . brlliant finct• .uvoowting audience, having • been received througlip w,ith,tltellifthest approbation and Appliiuse, witl be repeated every Evening till further notice. I)n.altusar, Thel Caravan, or Ttie Driver andlis Dog. .oit -Fridiv, •T he new FiA rce of -The Counterfeit. A new' Farce, in Two A6s, t ever perfutlnal 4.lPed The Alittelle-Dislq .cit The Irishman in Turkey, is WI Prel'ar4- tiun at this Theatre. ~......, Y~+ U - TILEATI4-RON Al.. CON: A..R DEN. • rirO-MORROW EVENING April 11, 18(4, • will be rperforroed, THE WILL FOR THE DEED. The charaders by Alt. NIIINT)EN; 17.EW1S,- Mr. CHAPMAN, - ELANi:HAR.I),• 11/41-r.• PARLEY. • Mr: FAWC'ETT 'hl r' EMPR • Miss R I ()T; DAVV.NPORT. • .The•Prolugue tobe spoken -by Mr. BRUNTON. , And Abe Epilogue to be chautired by 'Mr: FAWCETT. • AvIT H YALENTTNE AND ORSON, ThcAew gonianric Melo-Drama of Valentine and Orson , :*l.l, be tep:ated very E venix g till itirthcr notice. 'On Frida), The for the Deed. On Thursday, the•Tragedv of labella. On seurclay, Me wheel of Fortune. Those I.4diti and (;e4tlenien who:were , disappointed of PLues for .the P.eaqaph, are resneetfutlY informed, that prope r notice II be given of its•noxt 4epre4entai3on. ROYAL CIRCUS, S -T. ,GEOR.GE',4.F.,ILLDS. The Public is most respeellully inforitiA, that the Perform, er4 and New•Perftyrtminces having- been received• with the Molt unbounded ikpfilitus e by brilliaimand o%c:thawing Au diences, they Yvill be rei,eated THIS., and EVFAY -.EV.ENING .till further notice. when will be preented, A .GRAND DISPLAY OF 1-IORSEIVIAM9IPI In which the INTIt E P I D E Q T./ E Silt lAN, Assisted by Messrs.. 11I;.Dotialti, hil, &c: Will rtaxtieufar ly exert themselves. . Clown to the.Horsernitusip, Mr. I 3 EI,CH E R . After Which; the fa vourite.k; riuld Spiftele of , .11-IE•'.RENEGA DOES •:, ' ~--,4Eli'C''' ,-Or,. ALGERINE CORSAIR. ' Alzira (an Indian Widow), Madam e VO LANG E ; 4f el which; levcinh time, with 'an entire neWitict splen ' did Combination of Music,' S c enery ;• AlsachitterY. and Decurat'tons, a treW.Atigic-114)' .t, callcd. ~, . ,Dresses, • ~, 1 -1:1E •DWARb ; i.' i.,,i,hich O rr . 4. 1 tol. A k OP AIYSTERY. _ be added 7 th t• '• it entire New Comic Wanton line, • ' 7 I ""e ' a S cener y, Machinery, , with New,- Music, , ~ , . ..• '..Dretses and Decsatztionsi called 1 ' - . -.- • k - - CBE Or, HARL E QU IN s ; HOUR.. IA th e c Columbine, -,..jiss SEAL,I.L. . ired ourse of th e Evening's Aniii'seenciits will be ex hi- D an Immense Display of Picturesqu e and brilliant .Scenery. • . _ The overtures and Music of the. ?hove Performances by Mr. Saunderson, Composer and' 12, - ..ader Of the Rand. And t lie Serious Spettacle, 'and"Cornie .Fainoriitnei in vented, ..written, ?nit produced by Mr. CfosS. - Stage fila !lager. . . - Places . for the Boxes tei be taken of Mrs:Simmons, at the fox-Offce; here books, f the Songs, ChoettSses&e. with at Prospt.ctils of the Pieces tiniy be had; ; and of Mr, Barker, Russel-strect, Coyeut-garden. Doors to open at halt past - 1. ive, to begin at half past Six o'Clock. 11 ,, x 4s. Second Price -2.5.--Pit as. Second Price rs. C-;illicry Is. Second Price 6d. • •-............:_______-...----..-----------"---- TOTR. WATI...,EN,. Singing, Viarm,,v(lrre,, a .. r . d fro,il. Violin Mastr, begs to inhun i his Pupils hen removed (ir'l: Nu.2B, Hity-market, to N s son Upper St: fames -street, ::en-square. He gives. Lesson s at the Fast End of the __'!"l"4,ol,s on 'Mondays and Thursdays. itiP ,fast "P.,S'- kvit, qiu:rihed in Mrs. • Rillington,. and Iris popular songs, tit ,',t 4: l.) , ~n u . ,!) l , lily I),earie, Kate of the, Castle, slid 'font ii,,,,n,,,, ati . mil e h e ad as abtive. Grown-up Ladies and G e - N. 13; . „A ‘ t , e w i , !•1,1.e-ase and facility. I ii,tde Debt; ..) 1"-u: Nitare Piano Forte, additional Ic'eys, • , ~ e • &e. made ri lv three months' to be Sold. .......____,....___ i , , a XMAlSeCiancLhand D ) . l . i . To-.1........'.... 01,1. ' • I_l --, '..'"‘;7II7.CS'ISTI-TISFI SAUCE. P IA Ni 1--" ' 4" g ( "et a I are res tecttuily . iiilottuitti• BURGESS and Son'sCtNultsi E and SUP E R 1 0 R LSSENCE of ANCHOVIES for FISH *uses to be, prer.2tred by them in the s aute manner that has SAUCE,.conti. b btailltil Sclat universal approbatio t' s tlialty years.vast. The lung justly acquired . • 11 t". ' . superiority ot that A rticle,is . ft!lky cemarmed in then pinion of the C(„, fl i n - a t large, iiiid 01 I L sums - Lulls resident in all parts of 'the World, and having stood the Lunt of trial, ranks,it.iti the si tuationit now maintains. fi 0.. ~. Thc :gene-tal utility to THEI lit .F. S,S EN C E of A l'i C '' '‘. • :tinv ILS and ottter kl ll SAL! CES-14:F.1 SU,' Sc. inducts fr, from the numerous Advertisements 'daily appetiritn, itiifit:alit,ilies,,&e. iii purchasing th e ' , d i n% as m i ne is to 1,,,,,r ct theirA.•eonine, ho t at then Warehouse as Ander. , ) other t i ck in tilt, 1)il Trade for timaly use, of the best quality. . • ..7..............7........____........_..,.....y0y Steps, • %nebulas; No. rolticurnerof Sa - , , Strain/a Luiric,:un. 'l'o 4E: fif)l,l) iiV- 4143 c AIICTION, By R.iCHA4 i.) ,COLL4AI) 13' . , , , cok ex, At ii.r?adsPirsi in Ale Vgutity of :Kent, on the Preuriscs, on ALL• Monday and TUestrav 'the eitliiiii.)l7.th- April, uSert.• . : 0„. GE MI4s,IIEL I "tfltk Ut Ult E nt .N 1 ts. E 1 42_.! CO AtAl IN S.,:riu‘rim e d , consisting of Malin giwy"..lC4fairs, o,iiiing, Pembroke,. and Card Tables, tither fur thavVerS,. Buteans .aikl, Ibidsteads, Dimity and tither furniture, 'leather itm is -,- t . .. , 014..6., • aiid . 4. ie r c hs ses . and a great VlirtrtV of, tither l'Attrtiorig; a: - ttrit.tmod Fo[te I! "" 41AI Guitar, 4 quantity . pt: bo,iks Nate, and . 1.1 , :en, &v. 'TLe Sale to begin each *Diy' atTlen nrlOck, and the Goods 1 4 5.b e.viewed on the F.fitial and.S.aturelity trekielling.t he 'Sale. l'Ar,` Tr` t o be 'had or Mf. Jci/lpo Att.wards,,lirtiadstairs; tur.ges's Library, Waitts ) ;,at e ; and of the Auctioneer. 4160 Will be sold on /tie tternises oil the t ven - 4 . :g of the t7th aforesaid (unless the. wilule.tot -any part thertol should be .di Vobett of, ,by pi,vate. Contrail,. ot•Av!tich li.umlY •Nutice Will be given), all that ; sUbsta in ia I I) we I ling- house o f t I s le t said Elizabeth Corner/ins, volisisting of gum] Cellars ; ftr ii - t , &t°l)..:l)iniogaand'iliteaktirst Piislimr, Se! vzn-Ch &lid/ ~,,,. _! •4 or bed! K i t t - Ith t, -Se.ceut Story 1 1 1 10 , 114,-,toolli t and tki . ree , L " , 31 ; Attic , throe Servants' .Roonis, With : encl.- 1 t . ', e . !: figetatn-.1,10ti5e,.24. z. ' 'the. whole 'being ht•go(4l"l"bn°l4.,Y,4o""a ~dc,"l‘'..julltiettiftte recßption, of At Cientrel F. ittn . il L y ; - the 1 k' be - . - ( ttl ' 44 ; l l)ed, 'sit It .[' lace of , Land in tront..cT ik c-_ -1. ' 4l ' 1 be Srreci,"(ift tect ' tiy r fs ; also' ttv o Lots ed . Land, -"ee•ac.ll-iii front by t ri,, piratic! %% ith the aforesaid L aw . and,, hounding to.tlovA: I in: iiiktwlor- a 641`14i!K'under' .t h e "14, colisi4ing ola Itatiling.roon't, COtree-rooni. antl: a g t, L . Ltutt,:..roulii ; the whole bciitg situated in the most ad tensive .."I".'"Dittt •ofßroadtstairs. anti (Annul:aiding a •mos . . t.e.s.Limile, cr ... Niew.. t,tyr Nutter vrtliculers, i t'quilL of. ICI • ( 1 , • No.. ,4, iiimairy, Lot,.itrt ; Mr. lohn Edwards, or : ot 'utituftoilt,'at liroadstfiltra. 1 111 j Alarch 3 1, iso. t . • THE PRINCIP A t oYFte:E Rs of IS yEsr)'!., .herel o ,, give Mace, ''rh&t Proposals will be I eceived' at theiKOffiee in St. "illargaretL:sheet, ff'estminster,• on or. hebre.illontlay. tbe.,231 of, Apr:[ lifgq; front :rich I'ersons a; ?4.Z . be willing: to uss 4 Z:rtak.: the Supply of I Rld N. tI.IOIVC ER'l' ICI, ES for tt, , e Service of this 'IA-partthr`id . , upon contraft a periodvj llsree' Yeats - , • ' Patterns of the Ar:iclesto he ,szipplt:f.l, be view , ed at the pi incipal Storekeeper's O'ce at the Irts;er, and the lerms, Con ditions, and othei' oftheContr.za,'Snay hi- known upon afti'liCatio 7 at. the. Secretary' s ;Ogre; et-st e t t, unf flay between the,htiurs,of Ten .inc; .biatt; .where the Proi..p, sal, are to be . ed, sealed ut and map k . e.l On the Outside,`" Pro pnals for the Suptiiy of I roiliviohgefy Art for •the'Ser- Y3Ce 01 - theA)rdasnee I)eptartlnent but no Propotal can. be agzifitted.a, ( 44 - the said .2310 f 4pril• - By Ord. r`of the Zioard, . - A. ft CR Ell; Secretary To the l' ROP.R I ETO RS of EAST IN DI A STOC „ K - .' Lnoz•E4 'A N) C L 10 . L LMEN, • 9 . " HE ELECTION 4' SIX 'DIRECTORS for I ' the EAST - IN DI A . COMP ANY •heing ippoiiitedlor W F DINI:IISDAYvAtie.i ith of ...Aptit Alexi, the favour or.your Vote'and Interest is requested for the itillowing Gentlemen:; e • . .. • .Sir FRANCIS.BAKING, Bart. - 'Sir7HOCH "I NGLIS, (tart. • • . rAli L LE. M ES 0 RI I:. R,. Esq. and. Alderman JOHN NIANSI-lIP, Esq. Sir "111()M.AS - TREt)41`11LIJSAIETCA LF E, Bart. CLOR•GE WOOLWOKI) TVI.ELLUSSON, Esq. Which will ,vcry much 0,i1ig,., Ladies and Gentleinch, • Your most humble Servants, • Charles Mills,. " --: iamb Iliminquet,' Thomas Parr), Edward Earry, .William" liem:leyi . 'Rich.k!hich-terPlowilen, I os'Olt• Cotton, •• Thour i ts Reid, . . • .WilliaiiiDryavnes 4 _Abraham Robarts, .1." tillerton Elnliinstone, 'George Smith, - - Siown I racer, Robert • 'Ph &noon, , Charles Grant, -William Thornton, John Inglis, - itl CI Swine)' Tnone, William Adair Jackson, . John Travers, • . Stephea Lushington, 7 ' . - Stephen -Williams. . .- • T o the.P,ItOrRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND 6 . ENTLVNIF.N, HXVING the tioilour oljbeing xecornmentied• to you by the Direciors of the East India Company, _as k'ikildidate6,-fof the Direction, tube ohosenitliis.,year, we lake the liberty of requesting the favour.of vour"Votc, oittheDay Of Electton; • Wednesday, the •t I tlrof next: • • • • .; Ladies and G‘...ntlemen, ' 7 421 Your most obedient, • And yen: : humble•servantA, FR:kNGIS BARING;4 , 1411.(41 - 1 I.NG ?AUL LE NIESURIER: IOHN NIANSI-11 T, T. ,METCAI.I.I.;. G. W.•T111?.1.1.1.1550N. East• Inclia tioqsr, Aliacti f tB c , 1804. *• 2.3(1 of A PRI L, tSo4, LAST LO TER Y DRAW. ING. SCHEME. No, of Prizes. Val: breach. Total Value. , . . .rd of : 3 C zo,oJo :I are. ;.. , C40,030 - 2 , • - 20,000 5,000 - ti,ooo 4 - 2,000 b,ono • " '••• o ' 12 I,coo - 14,06* •twlf. c . 1 3300 - 6,5 o •• 20 • 210 - 4, 000 .).? vISO • - too „„ e !v0 .so 3,000 7,35 0 2 0 - L47t000 ,Czo2,sc-)0 ! 4 ,;,., ••730 b 000 Tickets . ' Part of the Capitals. First-itrii%vn - Ticket first Day I C.tOOO Utt&t.ttrawti Ticket 'Seventh bay - -;Z.20.000 I ir ) ;4l4kyn Ninth Day - - - . ' OOO 'VICKI:US anti SUMO'S arc SELLING at' EVERY L'ILENED LOTTERY-OFFICE. . Pit P.I( IC E. •Ticket - - - • - .42 0 - - 9 2 0 Ei4ittli 2 6 6 • Quktcr - - 4 12 o Si \ teentlt - :1 3 6 b.". Tickets and Shairs will gradual! v•rise until!the Drawing. • LAST STATE LOTTERY tor 1803. SWIFE and Co.. No. t Poultry, have on sale TICKETS and StIA R ES of the atNive Lottery, to he - gin Drawingkon the i23:1 of the prk:sent Nionth. The tollow ing Capital Prizes of the Lotteries in unct ;Or.the year ISo3, were sold and registered at this Office, viz. 226, a`Prize of tc,oooin Shares. t ton, - 5000 • Share,s. 2a,430, . snoo Ticket, 19 4 50, - Soo n Shires. • 41,696 - - zo6o Shares. • And others of t0.:,p1. NOVELTY AND . ELEGANCE. T.• HE 'high anti 'fist tering eo m comins which W. RoBUN SON. has , the .daily gratifioation hearing pronounced by Ladies of the first distindtion upon his Cbaiii hems, Italian Sarsuets, ltaliau NI uslins, Union Poplitis,Sars net i2anibrics; Royal Lustres, andihe various Awe of his own Manufacture and I tivention, have impelled him todouble his ell;nts in the constant production such Novelties, for Morhing and Evening Dress, that he trusts, the extensiveness and excellence' of his Collection, will at once evince its un nvalship, and hisxratittide tor.the extraordinary patronage he is.protid to acktm,ledge. .`l`:. B. Minty Houses having tinkandsomely iiltroducect to their -Customers Goods whicli.they state to be the same as Robinson' 411.4nut'sdory , tinder the necessity of appris ing Ladies that none are genuine but. those purchased his Flotts&, lienrietta-street; Covent-garden. hardily Mounting particular:l); intended to for which put.- po;e the pluton Vupluts .and lutlian Muslius ale greatly ad- Wired. A 'large 'S'ele&tion, of I ndia' Aluslins, from thetate Sales, with every other kiud.uf Luteu.Draper.y cud - Silk•Nle.rcery, as usual. _ • Siqt EN t; 'P H SI C. E,VELNO'4 VEG.:ET-4 131 d E PILLS are prov eci, by experience to' be. the. but and *mist innocent NiferafiVi," Plainer and Sweetener ot,the Blood ; and those who are afflicted with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Le idosY,-*-33)phttia, or any Disorder nri.sing :from vttart d liltxxl, D r those who have unpaired their .Constitutious ti.)n, juvenile indiscretions, or mercurial medicines, should • by no means omit cougse.of the Vegetable Pella during . the Spring. Their opt: Gahm ) is .so,itleasaut asaiot toniterfere with 'the avocations of business or pleasure; its action is confined to the animal juices, and requires no alteration ur restraint in diet ; it 'Asst. - awes. in • the .sturilaull, blends with the food, and gradua4y,petsades Ithe ttirculating fluids,- cor recting in its passage any. deviation train a state of conva lescence—in short, it is the Jong sought tor`Ve ge rabi e .s peci. • fie, or sate, but active, substitute:lnt hat.tashionahle Nlercury (whichmia) be said to - cure only by killing), • I and when all other Medicines have failed, De V cla w ' s pil; s may he retied on as a specific Itri ih rse Disorders Which ori giratte.iii:wi.impure or impaired state of the blood Prepared by a regular-bred Surgeon, and Sold, whol esa l e and retail,•.by Pickling and Co. No. 7h, Oxtind-street,. Lon_ dun,. in small banes, price 45..6d. or >ix boxes in one price 225. ; also retail by nit, Royal Exchange ; w,„l. Na, iiolboin • 'Antler, No. 4, Cheapside ; Shaw and Edivaflis' NO. 66, 'St. Paul's Church-yard, and by every Vender ul Medicines in the.Kingdoin; but observe thaitictillis2oiteginveut: red ink; by 1. Pick ling, No. 7b; Oxford -stre et, London, Otherwise the Public might be deceived by n pitrltt lono,assliAlittg A siuttlar Naine. 804' •A'T'CI L 'E SDA Y, i) RIL JO, . Alajority 17, 1 11 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • • • :BOUS E UH .PEERS., 'MONDAY, APRIL 9. THE several. Rills, 1);fore .thr .tiouse were for. warded in (liciir i'eii)edive stages. One private•Blit was brought up froth the Corn_ coons by Sir J. ANDERSON', arid read a first Mr. MANSFIELD, from the Scotch Bank COM. pang, presetwd certain accounts, rel.ttive to the capital, of that Corp , .,ration, which were order ed to he upon: the On the Mot i0n,,01 L, id A ticit s r.6, Mr. Wy. , vrT was ordered:to attend the Commit tee,oi their Lord ships, whets it was :faCered to consider of the best mode of improving the . lighting of, And avenues to ttie House, &c: 'The Earl .}t SU FFOLK observed, that 29 he could -in the stage the Volunteer Rill was at present befote their torchhips, regularly deliver his senti meat, upon the principle of that measure, a con. sideration which he conceived of extreme import ance, he should,• to.morrow,‘ bring -forward a Mo. tson upon a subj:ect•ilt 'the .highest importance, and closely connetted• with the measure alluded to, he meant •the general Dtfence of • the Country. The Noble. Etrl then - .moved tlMt their Lordships be summoned fur EO-111UI lOW ; which , was ordered ac. cordiAgly, VoLubaliiji SILL. • Lord HAWKESIII.LRY then.movei the Order of the Day .for the House- to .resolve into a Committee upon this Bill ; and accordingly LOA WALSING. HAM rook..the Chair. • heir Lordships-then proCeeded tollle'cOnsickra tion of the Eighth Clause ; and•on•a prOpoiiiion of Earl SPENCFR,: thactaking in view the-Whole , of the Proicisions the it •would• •be preferable that an annual return shtattlil he made,: instead of causiniitc to be at , three distinet periods, which would 'be producliftte of much unnecessary frouble,i ,. a , ”discu4siun of some length ensued.• The Noble Eatl, Lord IAWit•ESSURT, the LORD CHAN; CEILOII,_:LOtd;GRENVILLE, •the Earls of DARN. LEY and CHESTERFIELD, were the principal Speak ers was pointedly remarked by Lord HAWK Es. BURY, that the more frequent return would be the mure-ppeferahle, ,and• :for:the obvious ;Goon that Government should know, 33 often as it could, without giving unreasonable trouble , ;to those con cerned, what munber, , of • effr‘itve Volunteer, forces it had to depend .upon. The couisidetation t of ad ministering •themath of Alegiaine, arc. ito-Volun. tetra, some diversity.,nl 'opinion seemed to be en-, tertained by their Lordships _upon -the point ; and the E:tlof 'CHE,-rEitFtt.Lo took the opportunity to state she mode adopted. , by him, at his -residence in...Derby:Alire, in which guar rer he had administered the o a th to.b e rween• tw o and three thousand.Vo-, lunreers,. not one of •wiloin considered its being ten feted previous to their signii.g • the Roll, as the slightest rsfleaion upon thorn. amendovnt was then of ertd Upon the above . proposition ; but Lord ,G KEN VI LL E noticed that ht;shonid, at 'a t . tlttrie , nppor,uniiy, bring-forward , a motion upon . the polio. - NA few AmCndments were Infideldithis,;'-itod one or two olthe subiequent Clauses, on the•sugge4 , tion of the ,Ministeria, 'Prers. • - Lord [Lk% xl-suott Y not iced his intentinn of mov ing. to substitute the " day of June;" to the first day of May, as "the i/Ctiod for the zumatener. ment of the On the eleventh Claifse of the - Bill, • a discussion of considerable length 'took plkee, in which the' Peers above . inent ioned, with 'the • adifition •nl- the Duke •of MoNTRosE,; h l of RO NEY, E4ll Of MORTON, LOltiti• KI NG, ' Rots,, acid some -other Peers--=this, in , the tint instance, arose from •an Asnenklineot -proposed by Lord- GItSN VtL L Y, tor the intrtidation, A ter the words 4i -deliver, or cause to be delivered •ti t any Surveyor or blvector tlf Taxes of the DistriB wherein such Corps shall he enrolled, ot, of words to this effe:l-- 4. In case there sliall , .be no such Surveyor or lnspettorof faxes, then to Surveyor, &c. of 'any adjn,ining District," On this 'the 'sense ut the Comni-itec'was taken when there appea'rrd itr iiIVOUU Of the Amendment 16 Against it - 34 - On the next proviso w t hiCh respeas the certifi. Cates 40 be deliv t .:lo by -Commanding Officers 'of Yeomanry Cavalry', &c. rit the number of ,horses and the names of the provldcrs of the. same, .an Amendment was ptopubcd by L kid Gtt E.N vILLE to the general effect ok.prevenytn,g such proviiion iron) ‘beiug unneeesNatily troubt4t.sne. to the Commaiidigg Officers. .C 1) this some disewbion rook place, DNhicll W.ms terninmted.afso by a division. For the Atnenibiten At elitist It 3I m,,jriry- The Clause relating to 'Volunteers being liable to the baliOt for the Mll.l:ttd, and un quitting their rc spetlivf iottss, to Se CNC pr 'font:Substitutes, was amended on the suggestion, by dire Ling a N:liiee to be given them,; that they were exempted troinserv. ing so. lung .as..they emit inued effecti v e Members of such Cures; .and , a PEovi b i, u , wa s a l s o added,,that they should only .be liable to set-ti e during ..the sent War, ;Intl until six motittu,aftcr the tatificiolon of a Treaty or. Peace. O c. t ii i i ' ' e lEi l: e rgrilso relative to the manner in which rimier ' n it e 3 t exemption s attached to pet sons .quiliting Vu_ 1 nue: C"Th, Considerable dafFerence of opinion cruse h CLW CCILIAIfti GA ENV LI. Lt aAI the lulu) f PRICE SIXPENCE. CHANCELLOR, relarive,to the meaning of the words, whith.ended in adjourning the consideration of it t to-morrow. The Committee then reported progress, and had leave to sit again to-morrow,. and the house ad journed at Elcveuo!Clock. , HOUSE-'OF COMMONS. , MONDAY, ' APRIL 9 . Mk. JOHN. LATOLT CH E brought upa Petition from the Prisoners confined for Debt in the Prison for the County and the Civ of Dublin, Staring the hard— N undei which They labour, and praying relief. —Ordered to be laid on the "fable. He brought another of a similar ,kind from :the Prisoners confined frr ! llebt in theAt.rshalsea Prison of Dublin, which was also ordered . to be hid on the• Table. ;it at3isr•cipt Sir JOHN- NEWPORT gave notice,r thet , fte 'should on Wednesday next move to postpone the of the subject of the Ilchester Committee on the 17th of this month, until the Bth of May,nrxr. • • NI!. CARRY gave notice, that to:Anco j ro.v lie should propose for the consideration of theHollSe measure respeaing the present circulation' of Ire : laud, he meant that which circulates as coin fri Ire.. land. . . -* Mr. FOSTER asked what was the' Right - Hon Gentleman's intention. He took 'it for granted i; related to the silver coin. • Mr..Coitity begged leave to decline entering more particularly lot° the subject at present. Mr. Serjeaot presented a Petition on •he half of •the , Oontpanr.4lprOprietors of. the !Swan sea Canal Navigation, against a Bill now depend ' ing before' t red to •be laid Uri, - ,the T a bl e . -.. • , e‘; , IVIr. H. A OD' tijOroN moved, 'that" 40hreirOf the Day ; for takii,g:into - considerati :45' RTPdie on the Cotton Weavers':Petition• be i;s:jitfin : ered'nki Thursday next.—Ordered. It or,:tirt , • ) r ya; Iv !In i za Mr. cututY moved the uroermor iSr .I,u going into a Committee of the who elJioulyl contrider of ,snaking .a,gro,v,Won for aostoeniitys • Irish Militia ; which being read, • • j'•' • if) Pond Mr. CO RRY said, , that. , before ;he fruoVgd.t4.llol the 'SPEAKER do now',leave the Chart, state , the nature of the measure now proposed,l . tht, • augmentation of the , Irish Militia ; ; antl•4 ment should think -fit 'that it should •take.plegeo money must be advanced •out of the Exchequer-of Ireland, to - be afterwards repaid by the .Treasurers of the Counties ; for this it would be necessl4o : to introduce a clause into the Bill, and there.,MtOrt 'be a resolution by a Committee of the whole. Howe 1 for the.purpose : that should be .reported sob-, &repent day, and an ,instruCtion mus,t afteroyaidS,be, given .toohe Cotntnittee , on the Bill, that,they may• have power to insert it i t s sueli 8111. , . Mr. ALC R AFT doubted the regularity: of ji moving any certain sumfor a-certain cs'ervice; before j: Parliament had voted that service. .1•He•-thoughe it extraordinary that the •sum of money • shouldobe voted for a -thing, before that 'thing :itself -.was voted. 'lf 'there was any 'absoluteneressity for ir, or-that-it could notJbe , done at ahy 'other -time, he ~ shnidd'he ready to give wa r y, and Offer •no,•opposi ;. Lion 'to it ; -but he 'should ;'think it would‘be ,much inoteregular for Parliament to grant the thing itself beforeif granted the means of supporting 'it. Mr. Secretary YORKE said, that the thing'notv ji proposed was mere matter of course, in order to eiiable the House to proceed in the Committee to _ morrow on the -subjett of the Irish .Militia, for until there was a vote of a Committee of the WhOle House to advance this money out aihe Irish Exchequer, no provision - could be made •to enable ! the 'Lord Lieutenant to go into the measure.. This was merely matter of form ; for If the House should is not adopt - the Bill, the vote - now about to`ibe pro posed Avould)fell to the , ground; •the • report • could not be received until to.motrow, and without this vote it would ;be impossible ,to proceed upon the Bill ; and he submitted, that as there were two Bills before the House upon this subjecl,• whether it-might nor •be better 'that they should. both come on together. Mr. CALCRAFT thought ;one of them suffitient for The discussion of tine day, but he was satisfied with the reasbn given rise' the vote which was now about to he proposed, - and therefore should not -op pose it any longer.: TheHou , e then resolVed itself into itOrnmittee of the whole House, in. which Mr. CoRRY moved a resolution to the effea he had stated, for ad. vancing a sum not exeeedingfour guineas per man, &c. ; which ,was - I)assed,.and the Report was-or. 1 &fa to be regeiv . c4i..to , marr!hoW. 403A.Autz.s•as,kgd which of the two Bills on the subject of the .Irish 'Militia was intended to be brought on to.morroW ? • -Mr. St...crew) YOR,,KE s f ki4; he: should. have thought it more convenient- to ttse ,i-tOotc,: and a samingoolatteut deal. of .debate, if they '*C,FC both to.come on- together. in the discuss,ion,opon,the prin. ciple, ;but if Gentlemen chose au exercise their lungs twice upon one Subjed, he could have no.oh. jettion,. and the debate ,must tiltrotor; : necessarily be put off on ene ,of.them. The ,one whiCh was to come-on .tomorr-ow, .was that -.which - stood first in Qrder, add tkecefore he • moved chat,.the Bill for making provision for.augmenting ths . Militia of Ireland be postponed to 'Wednesday • tiered: - Deferred to Wed,rtesday.next the F .? inmittect of ,Supply and of Wars and Meatis. - '', . 1 . 1 4 5 " , osl4l-,3n0•) , AdiOntrled. tur.A