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L4ND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That are ready to. receive Proposals, in writing, sealed up, lire,. before Friday, the 27th instant, frond any Persons woo may be willing to LET good COPPER BOTTOMED of the Buriben of, from Soo to 600 Tons, Bailders' Measurement, for the said Company's service;_ such -Ships. tb he , approved by the Company's Surveyors, and to he Man ned and Equipped in every respea agreLly to the usual Regulation; of the Company. I. • The Tender; to express to the lowest Rate of Freight, as there will not heist: opportunity of making any abatement: The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover,- to be seiter4lo sealed up, and left with the Secreta7, at or. before Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the said 27th instant, Beyond which hour not any Trader will be received._ IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN7I: MI, and likewise, that the inferior sorts of Wheit of this country's growth, was in danger of being thown out 9 f the market, whiint the liner .sort had proportionally arisen in price ; it had also appeared that ,the price of the coarser Wheat had diminished but little in price , whilst that of the quartern-loaf was not more teddted than six or seven Earthing Wcieing- the4e circumstances in the babince, the Committed judged that the deterioration in the quality of the Bread, vas not compensated to the lower orders of the People by a proportionate reduelion in the price.—l: had been al s o supposed that a much larger quantity of Bread . could have been manu fadured from a sack of coarse, than of fine Flour ' but in this the Committee was disappo;:..ed, and although they were still of opinion that berickt might ultimately be gained if this measure Were persisted in, yet, as it appeared froni the eitpe.s ricnce which had taken place, to have be n but small, and that not sufficient tp produce an altera tion in the taste and pr.c6kice of the People, the Committee therefore proposed to repeal the Aft of 36th Geo. 111. and tp give that perinission to Bakers which was formerly allowed them. Mr. RYDER concluded with moving the -repeal ofan Mt made in the last Session of Parliament, to prevent the manufaauring of Bread from fit Flour, which was agreed to accordingly. ON THURSDAY NEXT, 'eb. 19, 'lBoz, will be presented, at SANS SOUCl,_Leicestpr place; Leicebter - S qu are, an Entertainment , in Twb Parts, called HOUSE OF PEERS. MONpAV, FEB. 16. THE CAKE-HOUSE. Boxes ss. Arta 3s. Gallery is. Doors to be opened at Seven o'Clock ; the Performance to begin at Eight. Places for the Loxes to be taken at Mr. Dibdin's Music Warehouse, Leicester-place, Leicester-square. The Songs in the Cake-House are all 'published, and *ay be had at Mr. Dibdin's Warehouse. TAr Earl of BERK LEy , Viscount COUR TENAY, and the Bishop of ST. AsAr it, were sworn and • took their seats. T Petitioni were presented for Naturalitation Bills,'' the one for Naturalizing Wu. BohLtw Axitt. andtrhe other for Jon N Dtasen, in consequence of which the Bills were severally presented, and read a first time. The Archßfhop of CANTERBURY moved, that • the Thanks of the House be given to the Lord Bishop of WINCHESTER, for the very excellent SetTllo.ll by him preached before that House on Friday the f3th inst. the day appointed for the General Fast, &c. ; .which was ordered accordingly. The House resolved itself into a Committee, oh the Bill introduced by the Duke of BEDFORD, kr exempting cer tain persons, principally Housekeepers of aterfam descrip tion,lrom the payment of the Boor's Rate.—Loat W A 1. - N DIIA.NI in the Chair.- • se . mral clause's and provisions of the Bill, with some Slight iltiendments, and the blanks filled up, as proposed by the Noble puke, we're agreed to by the Com mittee, and the House having restuncd, the report was ordeii:d to be received to-morrow. - POOR ORPHANS a CLERGYMEN-. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the SOCIETY for lila,;ntainin , AO Educating I'OOK PRAM CHILD - WEN of eLERGYMEN, until of age to he put Apprentice, 'wilt he holden at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Tuesday}' the 24th Day of February, titor, at Two o'Clock precisely, for rho Choice of Officers for the Year en;Atio*; The Eleaion of Children into the S howls of the Sotiety . ; payment" of Sub tcriptions; and trans.:lag% other business relative to the Charity : after which the Society will' cline together at ball' an hour past Four o'Clock. WILLIAM &.I . M t s'4 3', See. Draft of the Terms and Conditions on which the said Ships will he entertained in the Company's 4erzifre, may be seen on application to Mr. Coggan, Clerk to the Co&mittee of Shipping. • - NGLISH STATE LOTTEItY, BEGINS DRAWING MARCH 2, 1801. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of £.30,000 .20,00.0 10,000 4 s,OOO 6 2,000 1,000. 16 500 . STEWARDS. The Rt. Rev. lottri, Lord Bishop . 0 1 Cll l Cikt Tgx.. nu: Rev. WA t.x.gx. KING , D. D. Preitcllet tlic . Society of Gray' s Inn. The key. CA/ILI-LA tt Aturkosus, B. 71 Reaor of ACTON• Lord ViSCOWIt CREMOLN The Rt. Hon. Tito:tAs, Sir Großox. BAxwt,'llart. M.D. F.R.S; -- pee. D" ) , s A LA N FARt, Esq . one of the King's Council. i n n e r Ticktits at 6s. ea ch,-to be talccri at the Bar: ar.Ll 'the Members are reqUested to send for . Tickets previous to the day ' that it may be knOwn for *hat number Din- D er should be prepared. Altera short interval had - elapsed, The LORD CILINCELLOR rose to bring forwap.l .his promised Bill, respeclirn: the Amendment of the Laws re lative to the concerns ofllaitor'and Creditor. - fie 'stated, that the Bill war comprehensive in its nature, and so con cise, as oor to require a detailed exposition of its provi siorts. It was then his intention only to move to have the Hill read a first time, and 'printed, with a view to give it a very general circulation : w.bat he proposed, in the pre 'sent instance, would not, he observed, go the whole length, titoo,th he had no doubt of its producing a' very great and bereticial clad ; it should, to render it adequately ett - c- WA, be- followed up by. two other Legislative Provisions, 'the outline of which he also stated. to the Lordship then stated the operation of the Liw, as it now stood, with reaped to bebtors confined . iit execution, -and, in several points_ of view, the injuri o u s te n de nc y o f itt. pro;:css. He adverted to the circumstance of sev,:- Gi l Debtors being confined in that way, of coui%,t• several voluntarily, who were in pOssession of proper ty amply suiticient to answer the demands upon them. That the present ,System of those laws reqtfir t4 l . amend ment, was universally:allowed. The end Ofthe regu lations he proposed, in the present instance, would gene ragy go to authorize the release of the Deknor in ENccu tion, and render his real property, &c. in certain ejrcum seances, liable to the liquidation of his Debt's-this , was tiinkjett the present - With respeet to the , othei nl r;!„ - ations which her alluded tei, as in a great degree ite ceissry to hive that adequate weq;lit and ettieieticy--The first o 1 these was, that-real and copy- hold Property should be, ten:ler:A. liable to situvle contraet Debts : and the 54.cond was, a revision to facilitate the iittaching of rea l property. 11 . 50 r) the' beneficial tendency. cif :Mich regitla tions,,his Lordship made somegeneralbb;iervarions, wltiilt seemed entirely to :neer the concurrence of the House; and he repeated, that the ohjeel of the l3ill not,- propo4 by hint was, to release Creditors from the inconVenien- - cies which at present they . would experience under - the existing laws, from the liberation of thcit Debtors. lie Wished that the Bill may be circulated as generally as pos sible, in order to collect-the opinion of the Country upen it tin which . ground!:, after' its being. read, .he should t;ihove:fiir its immediate printing, • Re then presented the Pill. on its-tieing - ma &OM time, appeared tp be Intituled; " An.M.l for the Relief of Debtors, with re-. " spoft to the Imprisonment of their Pelsons." The Bill -was t hen ordered to be printed, and their Lord :liips'adjcatirneLl till hail'. past Fobr o'clock to-morrow. !Of) : ; - 1 / IA - LF A MILLION OFNIONEY. • , Sterling in Prizes. rart4ftbe Capitals will be determined as ender: First. Drawn Ticket 25th Day ,C. 29th Day -- 25,000 Ditto, • -33 d Day 30,000 Ditto, 4oth Day 2,00 'The - PRIZES of this LOTTERY 'will be - paid at the usual time in FULL STERLING MONEY without any ID is= nt. or. Dedudion. ' ' • • TICKS .S vd SHARES of TICKETS are selling at eyery - LICV4SED: LOTTERY OFFICE :in Er k g_ land, 'Scotland; and Ireland ; and tht Prizes paid on Demand. - • • FEBRUARY PRICES. Ticket - 17 9 . 0 - Half 818 o'. Eighth - - 2 5 6 Ynartur .4to o Sixteenth - ,1 3 0 ic.•kets will.rise gradually as the Drawing approachiL:, and will net be cheaper. Or. Persons _in the Country may . be supplied with Tickets or Shares, the same as it present, by smding Post Office Orders, good Bills, C:ish, or Bank to any Licensed Lottery Office.. PENSION TO SIR SIDNtY SMITH, •Mr. PITT appeared at the Hat., with a Nifes . .-; sage frcrn His MAJEKr, which was brought .up, and being read4y the SP EAKER, was in subbtance follows follos HIS MAJESTY. -being ileirou.s of conferring a sig-nal Mark of His Roy,il 4pproba:. Lion upon Captain Sir Sr optFY ,SN'iTirt, conse. quence of his zeal in the Service, ,and gallantry whilst serving on the Coast. of _.,gyptond parri. cularly at the Siege of St.. John D'Acre,. recotn rnentls.it to the Rouse of Commons, to tOdkeTro, vision for fulfilling His Majcstys,intentions . .of setrlipg on Sir Stormy .S MITH , 1111 ATlllUity of One Thousand -Pounds a Year f o r hi s natura l life." , EDW. EIBRY, Spc Mr. PIT! then„ moved, ,that on Wednesday nest, • thg House esolve itself, into a Coromittce) to: consider of. .the said .Messagc ; which. was agreed ro, RETURN.QE FfORNE .TOOKE. Earl TEMPLE . said, he had observed a Czeni . tleman who had tetired from the .Table tit* 'that }louse, after taken -the,ParhS, Ivitott he conceived to be.incapable of a Seat in that 1-10u5 , „., in consequence of his having t:';;Len Priest's Orders, and been indUil.t;d into a ; -1,1.-iro ferred to Mr, Holt TO 01( E., who bad been that day returned for the forotigh of 'Old Sarum— Ife should 4%14 the a noire& time of 14. days, to .. see whether there .was any P et i t i o n presented against this Return,. but 'if not, he 'should tht:n 'move, that the Return for Old Sarutn tie talteh into consideration. . MR.' G R EV's" M'OTlCl 'understOod it 1. 6 s NT. of Majesty's Minkters, .titat rh o the M w r is wish GREY sajiii 'that s h e MOtion he intended to hun g forw;ird 'on that day' sennight, „ shotild be pit4poned to chat day fortnight, 'to which he 'shoult: nut, .objeA, pro vided the Honourable MeMbel ho had moved the Call - of the House upon tilt day , wou ld for )1c . ki t.r agrecto its being pOstponct. 4.1 a) tko N n - LOTT EkY. T icKETs.fot the celebrated NOOT. DIA . MONO, valued at 30,660 i. are on Sale, in great ,va riety at the Old State Lottery-Otlice of j . MORE, No. 65, opposite St. janWs-street, where the Model may tie seen, .. • tottery consists of tiptiB Tickets, at Two Gui- Oeas each, the tint drawn at which in the ensuing Eng lis'4 Lottery to _be entitled to the Prize. (" The Diairtontl.is lodged in the Bank of England. 1:61 . 1lAY . tor tileP I GOT DIAMON D. HE - tickets are Two Giiineas each -- said num.. _L tiered from r. 42.8, the First Drawn of which in thg 07. G LI SH STATE LOTTERY, ad March,lBot, will recpi:ve the Prize, now deposited in the Bank Of Eng 7 140d,aniitlescritled in the Nd of Parliament as follows: f Ana whereas the said Diamond is esteemed by 4ilful ".I.aptclists to be but little inferior in weight, andequal in !awl- fnd En lliancy, to any known Diamond in. Europe ; 04 • and the Value thereof ia n, vi.! estimated at a SIMI little ‘•' short of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS." SWI TT and Co. No. rl, POULTRY, London (esta !Althea in the year t7,5q), and at their State Lottery 0 t fi cch itt btarlin and'f;lasgdw, are appointed to sell the Tickets of the above Lottery. • Model of the Diamond may be seen at either of their °tees. Letters'answered, and Schemes sent gratis. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, IE - 13. 16. NEW Writs were moved in room of 'the Hon. SPENCER PERCIVAL, Esq. IViernber,for North. arapton, who, since his Eledion, has accepted the Appointment of His Majesty's Splicitor Ge neral ; also, in the =Zorn of Dr. PATRICK MI s;. GENAN, who, since his Election, has accepted the Office of Commisbioncr of Compensations ; al3o, for Newton, Hants, in the room of Sir R. WORSLEY, Bart. he having accepted of the Chil tern Hundreds. ~. • - --•' . CIJELSEX HOSIITAL. February 16, Ilk!. • HESE are, by Order of the Right Honour ' 'able the LORDS, and others, COMMIi;SIONI T s. Mr Managing - trie - Affillrs ot The ROVAL /I OSPI r I - iaAL at cii,ELS.E.A, to give notice; that Hi s - M?t,r r.rj.N . been pleased to commanci, that all Ont-4nsioners ring to the said Hospital, resident in ,London or with in Twe,Tv-five Miles thereof, (the Otit4 l eAsikm9rs from tlse liateli#arlic Guards and Horse Grenodwr Guards, the Nle uatri3,.aid Royal it egithent of Horse Gnar4; s u ch ett as by th. viol:mil Book's - are n"w more than Fifty:- 6Yl):Ycars' o f , 4 l / 4 41-. or Ind served Tl.V.nty-tive Years in the 41144ny previously P , Ilitiir pis; barges, and those. , .vpo have' faslt 'go eye o(a litilb . U4;pie:;',) do personally and Itegi- Mentally appear' iiftheiaid'H ospi fa I , on the 1) iyii..uriiler nticited•and:apPoi4ited for themsespet;tiveJv, when and etv..attendve,c Nv:4l h gif t , fripii Nine o'C lock in.t be 6rningtill litvelri the Aiternuo'n, — fii 'drat that such bf then; al oh ~ i Xiiiinlition 42ia1l 'be 'Pinta Bt, may tie af.41.t0 garr49o,Ptity Only, qii. . . !,. TtmgDAY, the l a4th February. :: The PensloWeriiroirt the Dt4gt'on.GtiUtds, the late ,7,d, fell, und 7th gta4imentli :of Horst ; those groin the Several gioaents of Dragoons, ~F tn6ble C a valry, the ititiatt &Sfoll of Hor6Lt; and the ktlf) l 4l\ l 74gortert ; as alsO the finitortertrem the ist Regittent of foot'Guarcis. . . WEDNESDAY, die a4th February. The pensicings ,troin the Coi4streatn and 3tl Rt.girrients of Foot GuArda ; a' albs ' thOse • froin . the - tat Vetiiiietit of l'oor to the cif, of trot inclusive. - --'. , • . tit vitspAY, the a6lll Epbrufry. Those from al:: 6tll Regiment of loot to the 35th of yc .)t izblitsive. ' " FRIDAY, . the sith February. .., Those from the 3 6 tt /4.4;,ginicat ot'• Loot to the 454,13, of root inclu s ive. 'SATURDAY, the 21$th February. Thoseitorn the 66th Regiment of . Foot - to the tlth tar foot inclusive; as also th e rensioners iron Lard trg. haven's, Majors Waller's; - for9s and Fish's Coriis; tilt . ; ROyM \ Garrison Battalion; . al Irish, paten's Rangeis, the Fencible Corps, Cinque ort and Lancashire. Mt:dun - teers • the nevia4 American and other Corps ; likewise `tlte f ensloners Twin the reduced Regiments of Marines, thoie trorn •the Independent Companies, those from the Militia, and those who have b y cat Chet sea sea Hospital. His Majesty has on this occasion thought fit todeclare bis gracious intention, that none of the Out-Pensioners, Wtio on examination may tic found fit 'or duty, shall be required to serve anywhere but in the Invalid Corps ; that every /Thin tntind tit for duty, shall be entitled, o n his arr i va l at t he Garrison to .which he shall.be sent, .to receiveaßounty ot ONE POUND Fl V E §lii LUNGS, . . or so much thereof as shall remain, after supplying him with yroper Necessaries ; and those who, on examination, ate tound unfit for duty, shall be dismissed with propor tion Ate subsistence to carry them back to their homes. Lastly, it is further notified, that alt such of the said ut-Pensioners, as well from the Cavalry as infantry, zee pt .as aforesaid) who shall not appear. at qui said ospital, at the time herein appointed, in obedience to Xis Majesty's Commands, will be considered as Other. Wise provklcd for by Government, or as dead, and they will accordingly be struck off the Books of the Oat-Pen sion of the said Hospital, without any proilied of bei n g restored thereto.. G. MIST, Secretary and Register: CHEAP FISH. ----• THE SUB.COMMITTEE for. BETTER. INC; the CONDITION of the POOR, are now selling by their Agents; at the tender-mdtioned Reposi tory, SALTED COD, of an execllent quality, at 'I wo pence IlztifPt4nny per Pound; and tine CORNED 11E ft at Two for a Penny. • The Managers of Parishes in Town and Country, and the diererit Societies for dis pensinA:Cbcap Food to the Poor, and also Noblemen and cialenwit wishing to supply the Poor of their respec tive . 2sleighbciurnoods_, are invited to send their Orders as soon as possible to the principal Agent, Mr. ThO. Oak, No. I, Craven -street, City ,Road ; or to any of the.under mentioned Salesmen, as may he most convenient for con i;eyance to the Country. 1. Samuel Vick, corner house, Wood-street, opposite to. Spitaltielcis Church. 2. IVillism Brayley's fish Shop, Tabernacle-square, iioxton. • 3. Philip Trip, No. - 22, Castle-street, Utnion•street, Southwark. 4. Tltorrias C nary, No. tq L York- street, Westmitister. w 3. Hamlet Cl ar k, N o . tt, est-street, Se ca Dais. Virtue of a SENTENCE of CONDEMNA'FION issued out of the HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND. FOR SAL E BY•AUCTION, At Falmouth, at thc Sip and Castle Inn, on Tuesday the 4th Feb. at Ten o'Clock Forenoon, on Conditions to be then produced, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz, Fifty Puncheons RD M, Thirty Hogsheads TOBACCO, Seven Tons FUSTICK, and A Parcel of SHOOI‹. CASES. , lSoing the Cargo of the American Brig - Slily, taken by His Alalesty's ship Spy, 'Charles Hay, EN: Coniniander.• Iran ediatelyarm the Sale of the -0 04 , will lay expos ed the above -inenriontxr BRIG SALLY, her ,Tackle, Ap parel, and Furnitur.. -• Dimentions—Lengtb :dolt soventy4ix feet ; extreme breadth .twehty-three feet ; dilso of ...Kohl sccvcn tiv; three inches. This Brig is .an uneuincoon fast sailer, and Aycll adaptuel Air a. Privateer, br tbr any Trade 'thete dispatch it of `tun equence • and being tvdil fotuftl, ulav be fated out at a ve-rmiodrate experice, arti is almost For Inventories, Samples, dee. apply to joHN Wonoz . i itv. - 40Dtm, Sot fox Ulf Ay: Falmouth, Feb. Icy a9z. NUR-CHASERS in .the 'LOTTERY SECURED • from LOSS. `No. 4, CORNHILL,,LONDON. VIERCHANTS ) BANK&RS, LOTTERY . 1V3.. SO:CIETI ES, and :the PUBLIC in general, respectlully informed', tbAt all TICKETS or SHA it ES iinrchased in the present'ENGLlSH LOTTERY 4t the Itbure Olit Established Office, T. BISH, (One of the Contraaors with Government for the said Lottery), • Eta CACES TO TAKE BACK On he Saturday Were 'the Drawing, or return the 'Purchase Money, Shotild TICKETS or Sit A ail be - lower than the present Price. • Purchasers at the above Office will thesefore have the double Advantage they MAY GAIN BUT CANNOT LOSE. . Tickets and Shams are selling in the greatest .. variety ai the same„Price as every other Office . of Credit; and Per. sons in the Country, desirous of having 'Tie); vrs Or Sti As gs,_ may be supplied the same as if present, by sending Post-Office Orders, good Bills .at short 'Dates, Bank dote:, or Cash, to the Old-Established Office, No. 4, CORNHII.I. LONDON ; The Scheme of the Lottery this year is universally:ap proved, and contains the following Capital Prizes : 1 a - of - 1'7,000 4 - of - sop° 2 • of - 2c,n00 6 - of - 200, 3 - of . - za,opo ' to . of - i 0,., Ib' - . - of - - coo, Sic. Sec. FEBRUARY PRICES. Ticket - - - - £.17 9 o Halt . - - - SIS o Eighth - 2 5 6 Quarter - - 4 'to o Sixteenth - - z 3 o * * Tickets will rise gradually as the Drawing ap proaches, and will not be cheaper. Tickets and Shares Registered ; Money for the' Prices as soon as Drawp ;_ and all Business relative to the . Public Funds transacte d with fidelity and dispatch, by T. BI Sll. SECOND OF NEXT MONTH The STAT E-LOTT E RY cortimenees Drawing. r 17111?, TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSOII, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their .Liet!nsecl State-Lottery Offices, No. 104, Cornhill, No. 8, opposite the King'a Mews, Charing-cross, London; and at Vonvich ; where the following Capital. Prizes have been Sold and Shared in the last three Years LAST STATE-LOTTERY, No. The First-drawn Ticket,. 6th Day,' ~C. 26,5 3, Ina Half, a Fourth, and Two Eighth Shares, 30,018 350119, In Two Fourths, Two Eighths, and Four ' - Sixtbenths, - - 20,000 24,245, In One Fourth, One Eighth, and Ten Six teenths, - - - 10,000 9,915, In a Halt, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two . • Sixteenths, . - ,_ 5,000 24, r 65, I n a itaf,Two Eighths, and Four Sixteenths, 2.,000 15,938, In Sixteen Sixtkenth, .- • - . ' 2,000 1 4,755, In 4 Half, a Fourth, an Eighth, and Two Sixteenths, - , . . a,OOO IN WHOLE TICKETS. Np.,19,496' No. 2,0,1 37 - 5,000 . to,opo 10,012 5,000 - - t 0,600 48,644 5,600 Also, 'Lottery, int, No. 10107, In Sixtcvn Sixtoentos, . 30, „, And in formpitquetjet a great Proportion ot Prizes. . • itichatclson, coocilqck, 4114 Co. recommend inune diatO Purclotso, S Ticket ttalci Shares coatinuc to On Motion, it was agreed to, that. Lord Boyi.a, a Member of the flow, have leave of absence, on account of urgent private.bUsiness. Colonel GASC'OY NE said, that he wished to apprise the , House, that it was his intention to enforce the Call of the House, which was agreed to, on that day fortnight, so far as respected the calling over the names of the Members for Great Britain, at the, same time, that , he should pro. pose some farther time to be allowed for. Trish Members. Mr. FRENCH (an Irish Member), said, that the Assizes in freland would he holden .about the time of the proposed Call of tie House; -that, on this 'account, his attendance, at that time ) would be ;very inconvenient, on whiqh ;:ccount should crave the indulgence of Absence from The Home. A number nr Nitembers were then introduced, and being sworn, look their Seats : amongst others, was Mr. HoR N E TooK (returned - fbr Old Sarum) who was intrbduced between Sir F. 'BURD:Eri and 'Mr. W t I,SON. REPEAL OF-THE BROWN BREAD BILL The house resolved itself into a Committee of Inquiry on the High Price of Provibions.—Mr. BRAGGE in the Chair: RYbER said, that he should merely state the Resolution which the Committee appointed upon this subjel, had direled him to state, as the, ground on which they proposed to rescind an At passed at the end of last SessionS, com monly known by the name of The BroWn Bread Bill. By the regulation whichhad been then proposed and adopted, the Committee conceived that a considerable saving Would have been made in the use of Wheat ; but they found since she adoption of that measure, that in this expedation they would be disappointed. If great good might have been expe&ed ultimately to result from that regulation, the Committee would 'have felt it to be their duty to persevere in it, flot withstanding the pressure of any temporary in convenience ; but they had of late seen difficul. ties arise which were not easily to be removed. Owing to the general partiality of the People of this Country for the fine sort of Bread, it had been found that the Foreign Wheat could not be manulatturcd according to the provisions of the CALL OF THE Colonel G 4. COY -V4 express'e lais consent tgthis arr'angearnt, addinl4-, that .it was his in. tention to enii.) . rce the Call of the tlonse on to. morrow fortnight. , - LORI.).CAS.TLEREAGH's MOTION. Lord C 437141? k, AG if rose ,to give notice, that on Thursday se'nnight he proposed to make a Motion, to enable the Lord Lieutenant of Ire. land to _enforce Martial Law in that Ciountrr. The present Ad of Ireland to that efigti, veMia expire .on the 25th of March next,. and, Cherir‘ fore,, he should bring forward his _Motion at the' time proposed,, whether he should then rtmttinitt his present situation or nat. - Mr. .704 1 45-oberyed, that the Noble Loy& miglic.ntn be,, ware,. that Motion rettptaill,..; Egypt stood for that _day, on ‘vhich account he wished the NobJe Lotd postpnne his intended. Motion to wine fuzure .lay. Lord C AST LERE AG II (,as we understood him) adhered to , the day he had proposed. CALL 0# THE HOUSL. Mr. GREY then Toyed that the Order of thi Day for the Call of the Moue on that AA) , forte night be discharged.' • • A Member under the Gallery observed that: that day fortnight -was the emintrenceinent of the County AsSizes, when many ryentleinen lutist netcssatily be absent on the' Circuit's. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said, tl►4 the business , . of the Circuits would' continue Tor about a month. Mr. PITT wished that there . .might bit a pro.. per understanding amongst Member; on.the 46- jea of the Call of the House. Every Gentleman knew, that each Member who should absent him self on the day when a Call of the House was fixed upon, would subjea. himself to such penaltyas the House might Unct..-: the present circumstances of the Cotintry, he rho )g lit there could be no doubt but that there would be every disposition in Gentlemen to give"full attendance. Therevere various important points whirl) mast at all events come on, and receive tte detcra ina,.. Lion of the House before the Circuits were ended ; so that as . far as respeacd them, it was not mate- Lial on which particular day the Call came on.— He should apprehend, therefore, that every Gen.. tiernan's sense of duty would operatc more