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I .F .S ~ , . T H ' A S • , - • • - -,„ • N t ~ r 4:1;i1 4.... linsntrat 58464 THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1811. ijcP * NC HAL£PI;NNY: _ ..111PE111AL PARLLIMENT , . His Lordship artarwards proposed a . Rider .to thq Bill to, the eireti-, he had mentioned, wat agreed to by thte Hnuse, and the Bill Wits then rend a third time•and passed. , , , • , The Irish Pauper Lunatics Bill ,p3ised zirrongh a Committee; and recsived sotne atticticittiefitti on the StIgOStIOD of Lord' De „ -, • , . Mr. Hudson from the Exci-,e and Mr. Rickman fora the commissioners 01 t ta i Caledonian Canal, presented certain Accounts; which, were or• dered to lie on the table. . 'HOUSE OP PEERS, WIthNESDAY, JUNII G. BERKELEY PEERAGE. --- 7'7 ' ',• MA SISI()ICHOUSE,,, Zay ~ 1211.... "'LADY MAYORESS viewing M the extreme I.)4treas ;:t• the INH.,..IIITAN TS of-f ORTUGAI” !'runt the wanton .3iielty dii.l barbarity of the Frefich Anvil' in 164. re!reit, and desirous of, promoting the - benevolent ti4Lript,4l6 Mich kive neon s : et on toot for their Relief, 114 s, tnen jiirtt'..7n_:‘ i'tt I ady CUR't IS, tvlrs: - CO MBE, Lialy i' RIC;E: *lnd lady 14. R RING, kindl', undertaken to ebcort.ati superintend a LA D 1 E S SUDS(' R 1 PTlt.) N n'r ilial purpos e ; the Sum raised by which to be eat:lu- L leit apo!ied t,. providing necessaries, for rho Women and Childmi. 21 1• 4 .I.,'''!•Y IbIAYDRESS having obligingly ofrewd to ,--,,'"*, 41 cripliens to be received 4 the Mansion.llou s e. ' - ''''''dike will 1.0 daily given there from twelve to-three 1106,3.. Admittance to Oa on Eithance• li 'h r...commendo Laili,:s liiii . .t their Subscription to sl. but iinalizr bouerioris wiii be aeccpuble. • liy °flirt-. • GEOROE WINTER, Secretary. • e rry OF LuNtpiN, 'l'AtiticN. FuNU for RELIEF (4 11 TUtA ESE SUF . P 1 kEkS durilltlw liteach iiivastas. IpliN \V MIA!. )1; E, lisq Chairman. AMOUSI Ol Stityeri p t il*.dviatiicd 45 0 . 60 7 1 9 0 thb or • Stihscriptions since ieceived i— • w nes. Henson, itobcrts, and Cochran ; to ; 01 0 ~• i Callman, EN. 10 to 0 utirriviaep Ebtl. of L uddington-Ilouse, near to to o S ;old E I • .. - 10..11 ' • ... • • 5° ° . 1 . ~ etrY Mattes . , - So ° 6 •,,'l. Poulttt, Esq. • •• • , 20 0 0 tomirltbriley M.P. S S. 6 4114 ;4 k I . . - • so to 9 on i p - %11. tag. - ••,3_4_llelliwaite,.. Esl, Kerld'il ~.. JO 0 oi . • • u'!" "1 ..51ehish Es . • id 0 o:rdla..raris ear. ar:d Co: . pe 0 tc l !:el i P4y ot the 0 flicers,'Notworturrissloll; iiieZ,s. llruiruners, Filers. and i'll`"lt's of ii 3 t t kr, 11...alarathire Regiment of Militia - $ l lO .2 o o ov,e Cu r . 11 414 rity an ° . '• . „ . 10 10 0. I Lkatvitil - 'v , . . 1 .-1, 0 ,h,,nut 4;,-tq. cemple, per Jones, Lloyd, and Co. to to 0 Llinta u 1 -°", Son, and Haekhouse - to to o f 4, P 'er anti Impel; itawdon umi Co. of Hall. . Ciii1:01:Ir Ue Niva itt'd Co. too 0 o ' Id u „ ra ~1 11 t it Litholic Chapel, White.street, 1ie,,,,,t7 "u s , GO suede, ad WIWI 4 8 j 0 eii hy a • ' ' Cont-iti se til.yur of liarwich, amount of pr4c , an at •Church Door, attar a Sermon "by the Rev. M r, Price, and from door 100 /44 4? I 0 M r ,. t , . • • 11. .rict . . JO 10 0 . • Mr t a ' . .1 4 ,. . smelt S tephen • • 2 0 0 - 25 0 0 " . , ~, . oscines Horton • Vii 0 0 • "tit:v130%,,•4.1a Lo, fur the F learn, Derby re t? 6 o I K . , i like Alortous i 0 o • ' •1 0 0 It. C 0,4 • - - ai l ,. i , ,, :Y l l mut C'o. . too 0 o. - IV. S. } ! " .:ri ° 4 1.0 04. South WraxliAll, Wilts 1011 00, 4,i4,1, p r h ill 4 Sinn 1 00 (1 0 - • i 0 1 0 0 i , e l !' D .Maa, and Nicholls " 0 21 0 k im ik , V, A , . . - 1-1 wthtoufson. '• lit 0 0 • 411telii A t wi t, --- yollfilt, ' . _ • a . 60 0 0 4, ~.t ' II fitt . . , - •-. -0 It 0 !pm 014,V0. Colick- hill .. . 21 p o , • _tilo n b, t i i i ' l l I. Slarme. Warwick ` after a Ser. air.:ll;t: " t ' ttv • 1 41 1 11 boother, II A.• Leettsrer 36 9 0 ~.. ttii.e 441 %PC; tile - . to o 0 ~,•,,7i l o t t or t of the curtto litazilico.4 rise inner. . Litt ,t s 4,Pro c ,, obigs of title ii9oo.nitttt. 4.114 VI, u iii4Cl4lkrs. ''""O''' "- . ... \... i t. . - • 3- o 0 4 4 „ 1 „ ... . .O 0 0 s.t 1 " arill E so to o . Soth;t4l,l'll,4ls4:lo,l',!:t. Nip ...? .' 20 0 0 41.2 r, ko Ire 4110 Sun, St.- J Ol 4l-211tet • aS .° ° 111 44 iiii 1' gil L'hilr, 1 . if _ 4111 rOU . • . • IQ 0 0 T lL "'ll iC° - • 0 N. Itl 10 0 .44t --.4.4 JilAl,4Oll TSCI iieilt at . - .5 5 ° t in° Robinson ' .. ' 4 5 5 ° * . tirlher • • • * Nikt r ir, ~111)striiiii0114 will, be recall Oil at the eav6ral Pr or i ;j,. - 1 , 4 ° Ca ` sot London and W estfltiostet, I ringlet the 'into, (.'•,,. ,ti t I.uil cavur n • Lloyd's, lolm's, and lii4, -°"4s nauttsi and in the dilten:nt parts of tho Ent ' 11 • 8 . At. kite -.eetinit of th e c milieu will bq held at this *4l ' tvcrl Ta ' sla Y w kls' &Assort • d 1 formation ee n,,,, k t . . ~ id . !Awns an 0 fh t ...-. ully re‘eiv,u. 44,44 heivgliaa tithi at Willis's Robot for Pronwting:the k.n.tvi i tV° iVikt ÜbjVCt now nicer L mrnittee .it N 0.8 79 by, .. i'Ll. Where in e '' • it u— -- ' tt t i ll Ir., e‘retar) daily intends.troui on . LA, 41,QiigStuti:firt the CoMmunieationS end SubecTlPts°°s'. -Itiereci,, „.,!part cf the applications Of the Fund will emulMileei. .....„...e..,...4.04064,4144,,:w0uti0,....4........31. fettri.l„e, WILLIAM SCOT * CHER, S2Clctary, Priilir oltitriApLlAMLl4+,l It V KEFOI.M. k comillkucKkluk I.t)N, Rat. in the Chair. 441, ,i_woitl/4 ~,,,lio,tt,,Co, or 1 e l l o f the City of London rt Ler tiv 1001 1 a weir ts rein tor the Use of the Guild• ~I t iktly 1,, ,4.,,. . u hei ii MEETING of GENT LEMLI4. riv titias oro . ,"14°Icsuary ketilren, will be holden at 111 e al ba ._ 0 $ tavern, U teat , Queen- 'tr.:et on ki 0 NDA Y• I,;,,voitflgit k,e, Eit TWlVii O'Clockhid Nom, for its put. kink. 14 " 111 4 tlfl3 most i mpottaßt of all, Political Qua' 14 % Pgr E , „ 'il. 1461:: to be admitted without a Dinner Ticker. Price 4444 Ili ; hap 6411 thMeri.lll.o"l4. Treavarer, No. s to, Suandr • avant. ilTh et on the 'Cable at Silt o'Clock precisely. I "l it he ItUGHII ANNI-7-------------7--V.kitSARY. GE N 1,:t.1 Meeting of the NOBLEMEN and 21, t l i ht , imaeu :4wliN.,9ll,:ated at ItUGItY SCHOOL. bia. A . l t, 0 .1,0, 0 „.. 1:,"" I t Th AY. the itytil of . JUNE. at . ..cid,. , t , : . avrrn, c r e ., t r. szueen.street, LiliCsllll%. 41 O'Clix..,;(. ritci42lt. e111iti1.,..a,111,1 iteVitkickl'4'4;ltlittiV4:it . • !trac7. ILP liihtiry rratey NI M. I', Lltarr Willoughby p,: NI ..' • t s , • "l• . 1 • .it eve : l let ries i ti Plan I . N„ 1 • ...imam L.‘„, . * 7 1 11,4,,, t ''°l&l!an. ILI. Ltll4°o‘t ,t AiViir4hruatlianttri ' l'. sq .., 34 k.aw'hry, I.:611. -. Reis my.. ' IV. Wit ATIST.AW. Secretary'. Ti,tye tori at eh* Bar of the Tavern, ' 11 niteNrt " ew orit e1,.7 the t fth Gentlemen ~,,,,, 4)4w . favour 0 uhe 11114 ,t';',(44l:_kt the 44.1:v s,;itill w ith 1.1112 t C 0111; Jity. to 122ve telc,, 11, Oir berate the 131 h, that t hey ~,..............._ ivy. FICTU ALL ING.O FMB, May sa, THE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUAL LING His AfAjESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That, in Tuesday, the tills of Yaw WV, they will be realty to receive Tenders In writing (sealed up) and treat fr One Hundred Toots of COCOA, to 6e answerable to Samples to be pr.dueed with the Tenders ; to he ddlvtred within the spate of a Montt, Into Ilk Alajest?: Ykluallittg Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for 4 , .1311 h, pqyabla wab Ixtereit, Macy Days after date. The Conditions of the Coimia enaj , be seen at the Seetetrey's No regard will be had to any render ix sebkh 14 Price shall not be inserted In words at length, o, that shall not be delivered to the EmPd before One o'Cloek on the said Tneiday. 1.4 tub of luxe next, nor Intl.,' the Pei sot:who snakes the Teenier, or some Person Do, his &hall, attends to answe r when called los, PICTU LL I NG. 0/x'l , ICE, 1414,y 3t, att. ti E COM MISSIQ NERSfur VICTUALLIAG . tits 111.afes(y's Navy do hereby give Notice, That ore Fri. do, next, the 7111 of „lune, they Zriil be ready to receive Ten. siert in writios (sealed 'up), and treat for Twv hundred Toni of MUSCOVADO 'SUGAR, to be inmeralsle to Sampler. he proglaa tvitb the Modes.; ii he delivered To the Original Paloiacts at 01 rule of front Seventy w Aighty Tone per week, into his Majesty's I/ iftlealemg St6rss at Deptlord, and to it paid for papsble . witir- Initre4f, Ninety days after date: TIN Cod Moos of the anti? oily be men at the Seerelaty't No regaaktulll be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be iaterted ;Ards at length, or that shall not be deliver ed la the Board berate Oae on the said Ft iday next, the 7th of, June nor unless the Person who ntake4ta Teader, some PerAws on his behalf, alleftdr, so answer w , called fir. EAS 1N1)14 !PAM B, qd.fy t, 'Sit. THE COUNT of D 1 fiECTOIiS of tho 1121. ITED GVMPANY of M4RCIIANT , of ENC;L46I4.) Fred int to for iLtsl &Pei, d kere4v give Notice, Tbat a eIl4P*4 General Court the Jail Centre" , quill 66 , had at their lbw,. ire Leadeaball.street,•on Ibedneediy, the t gth ipxt, at Eleven o'Clark In the Forenoon, for the lietti , se of duel .1 a Dividend Pant Christmas lad to Alldeninmer next. hat tie "ramie, Books aj the said Campaign Stock will b s shit on Thursday, the Oth Sane next, as TIVe 0T1(44, Ind opexed again ... OPo Tuesday, the 33d Sag, following. ' And that the Dividend Illerrauts on the said Coartany Steel; dat bathe sib Job, ,will be ready se be delivered on teldo, the sub jaro near. . WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. ADMIRALTY-DFFICE, May 17, !Mr. Cotntnand of the LORDS COMMISSION. 4 - 1 ERS - of the ADMIRALTY, notice is , hereby given that the Situation , of DRAWING-MASTER in the Royal Naval College at Portamouth has became vacant, and that such pawls as conceive themselves to be properly , qualified, and are willing to undertake the duties thereof, et a Salary of Ofeeflundred Pcunds a Year, and an allowance of Thirty Voutidte Year for House. Rent, may make applicatiolt for the appointment (by letter) addressed to me; sending, with their applications, Certificates of their good charader, and Speciltiens of their ability in the art of Drawing. I. W. CROKER.: NIO NEY is always ready twadvance, at legal Annuity Interest, redeemable, on F.reehuld t Copy. hold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Dividends of Stock, Annuities, Rent Charges; Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Patent Placcs„Ckurch Livings, and any Income lig Lite. _ _ _ • •••••••••••. ••••Nobil ••••••••• The ity and Gentry or known Property, or their licit& may be accoinmodated either on their single or juint Annuity floods, with promptitude and seeresy. Apply personally, bet ween the hours of twelve and five, or by letter, to the Diredlor of the !Stink, No. 5, Lower John. Goldeil•squarew • N. ‘ ll, Good Bills discounted. hOlk TH.ti VIETH ANI) GUMS. THE figifiNCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN- F KIC E. invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Den tist to tier Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly perior, btlth in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use or; they will ellitilutlly preserve the Teeth hi a sound lii4ta even to Old . age 1 wilt render them whoa and hcauCtut wuheut the Mist impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as arc already decayed from be. coming worse, prevent the Tooth.ach, perfettly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and retake them grow tinn and close to the 'Neth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, anci , recuedy all those DiSANItiS that are the conietiattmce of kortitnic Cutns and bad 'teeth.. • Thsty cotitinue to be ski t , Whole Sale and Retail, by Bay ley and plow, Co‘itspur.litreet, London, ptiCC 93. each, and Retail by I. St.arr, ian (fate Painter iiiidSUCCeliSOt to Mr. Meow). George- street. Hattover.stiuute. Nutio are but what have O.: words" I. Hemet, Liayiey arid blew, Coclispur-street," engraved in the Stamp, ant a 1.4641, "Atiiicy and Blow , Cockswir.street,,Loodon," pram) nit the butt ot sigh holt le and ilos. • N. 13, Tile Itt.4cuc,e _is particularly recommended to Pa. rota and Vertania who have the care of Children, as the greatest Yrefer\ratte of young and reader Teeth.. In a Committee of Pri lieges, a nuMber of addi tional witnesses were eiturnined, touching . !his cast. The proceedings .coinnieinaJ at -in early hour, and continued till neatly five n:clock.,. - At the dose of the examinatio n; n conversation ensued between several of their Lordships, respect ing the time of resuming the pioceedings (Friday being originally suggested); and it was agreed . the Committee should meet pro forind to-morrow, when ((today of next proceeding should be deter mined. VOTE OF CREDIT. On the resuming.of the House, • The Ea!! of LtvERPOOL presented a Message (torn his Royal Highness the Prince Regent upon this subjea, and similar in substance and eat to that delivered to the Commons on Friday 'last. Hui Royal Highness expresso! Lisrein fi dence that their Lordships would =icor iu driabling him to adopt such measures as .may be necessary to defeat any imterpriies or designs of the enemy, and such as the exigencies of affairs may require. The Message was, bn the motion of the Noble SRCiIIiTARY of STATE, ordered l ro be taken into con sideration tArsorrow and t heirl Lordships sum= mooed on the occasion. VICTORY AT ALBUERA. The Earl of I.o.vparoot. gave notice,- that he fiboold, on Friday next, 'move the Thanks . of. the Ho :se to Lieutenant-Generitl Sir William Berea lord, anil the Army under is command, for,torteir gallion contlat on the above occasion. • - The RiU for thi bitter regitfation of. certain Ofticee 4 hi the Customs, was, PO the motion of the Eat! of Liverpool, committed fvr' to-itiotrow. INSOLVENT DLBTORS. Earl Motes-rose to present.a Bill forihe tempo rary Relief of " Insolvent D,el)tors...-Putitz a recent discussion of a.,nteasure'bfliinilra r tendency (Lord Betlesdale's Bill); it was ,li6nerally aanowleciged, that although that Bill con.' not be iclinitted in its present shape, still some Bill . ' the form of the. 'Temporary insolient. Bill, which had been adopted' of late yeais,zwas expedient,; indeed absolutely ne cessary, froth the eve owing state of 'our :prisons with unfortunate person. of this tiesciiption. Find ing that 'no Noble Lord took op the hint, he had resolved not to let the Session dose, without some measure, ItoveVer 41'11)A-feet ; and altliongh he did , not approve of the principle, or tne provisions of , site!' Temporary Bills, yet feeling the abs , Aute ne , cessity of some measure of the sort, he had prevail ed upon hiniself to introduce one,' which lie did however, upon the understanding that the Bill ad hered to the principle of his Noble and Learned Friend's Bill, which he 'trusted his Noble Friend would persevere in till it should be made unexcep-' tionable,. and passed into a law. He had not ex tended his present Bill to Ireland, on account of the ditleteut Practices of the Citurts in 'that kingdom, but would propose a separate Bill for that country to the same effetl. . l'lte Noble Earl thin moved the first reading of the Bill, and then introduced the .841 for fieland, both ul wltich were ordered to be printed, and to be read a second , time ortFriday ; which motions wetu agreed to after a feW tojedions from Lords, Runes n4l.o and STANUOPE. THG CORN,SPI g ITS 43.1 LL. . _ Lord LAW:MOW?. presented a Petition in- behalf of certaioDistillers against this Bill;..vhieh bad been read a 'first time. The.obje6l of the Petition was" to complain that a draw back was allowed to , the ma nufacturers of spirits in Ireland, Who brought their article for sale to theltish market. It the Bill were to pus in its present shape, not only would an unfair advantage be granted to the Irish Distiller, to the prejudice of the Scotch Distiller, but a facility would, moreover, be afforded to the Irish Distiller of defrauding the revenge. Laird CLAUCALTY. complained of an informality in the Petition, and an isicorrodness in the grounds on which it was rested. • The LOAD CHANCELLOR seemed to coincide in that .opinion, . and 'after offering some expla• nation, • • Lord LAUDIRRDAti. cdnittOted• to withdraw the Petition for the present and moved, in the mean time, That the. Bill, of 'which it complained, might be printed..--Ordered. Earl Ftrzwtt.t.rnm moved the Order for the third reading of Grey's Estate Bill, wheu a conversation of some length arose on the subjed, between Lord REDVIDALR, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earls , of MOIRA.,BIItI LAUDERDALE, and the Duke of Non , POLL The first-mentioned Peer ,renewed and enforced his objections of a former evening, against the pro minen► Clause in the Bill, 'in which he was strongly supported. by the Loan CHANCELS -08, who inti mated his intention, should their. Lordships persist in retaining the clause in question, to propose Annie provision by way .of rider, w;th a view to the con servation of the interests of the parties eventually interested. The Earls of MOIRA and testmaarmlß spoke in favour of the Ciause;. and his Grace of NoaFoLg. against it, when a division took place— For the Clause . '34 Agnitist tt . • to Majority - < . — 2O The Lot Cti.►aat►i.t.,Oß ex pressed'his sentiments strongly agaltnit the Clause, .as ihns sanaioned by the Howe, end suet, were his convidtoncopon the subjeo, that he should reeor•i his opinions thereon in the slope of u Pcatust. THREE CRANES BRIDGE Lord KEITH presented the Report tif the Coro', mittee on this Bill, and whi,iitt was ordered to bet taken into consideration on Monday - next. Earl STANHOPE gave notice that it WaS his inter. tion to move for the recomrpittuent of the Bill on that day, and took the opportuoity to make a few observations respettng the proposed erection. -Tile Bridge proposed to be ereaecl was to be of cast iron, and to Consist of.threu arches, each of which would be double the breadth of (Mold-street. He knew , such a thing wos predicable, but ile.duubted of its effitacy according tu .1 he plan proposed. He wish, ed the matter to, be farther investigated, and with that tiew, that the Bill shoUld oe recommitted., Mr. Rennie, the engineer on the occasion, had not been, closely examined. Ho had not prepared the uceessary calculations when he was before the Cont. Mittett, and he thought an opportunity should be bifcliotied for a future inquiry into the subjea. bord Lana spoke generally in approbation of the.measureat then before the House. He had no Objetlion to a reconnuitmenc, -of the : Ball, if the Noble Earl thought it could be advantageous. , The . Noble Lord appeared to think favou r ably of th e plan as proposed by Mr. Rennie, and 'armed to bay : , the plan was sanctioned by the approbation of * Dr. Hutton. Earl STANHOPE spoke in explmnation, enforced his former remarks, and observed, that Dr. Halton, as an interested individual, could not regularly,, be examined belbre the Committee : Butsituch was his high respect. for Jr.) Hutton; that whether he was interested or not, tie should pay the greatest. defer-! : .. ence• to his opinion. lids he added, that were thq acienttfie Gentlealen in question thoroughty' examined, his sentiments would be found similar to , ihose.entertained by hinAelf. • The Duke of Nt.11101:K was adverse to the mea sure. in Colo. He begged their'Lordships to recol• lea bow much erectionkof that titillate interrupt the navigation of the River ',Aimee, the: importance of which was too obvious to Ow insisted on. There were two Bridges already . in a course of eredion on the River Thames, one near Vauxhall, the other between Westminster and 111.1C.:Irtais Bridges, and he thought it would be preferaule.,to %%Hit until it should be seen lar.v. r hose Bridges answered. • The, rernainin; Bits upon the table were, then respectively torwarJed, and their Lordships adjoutn ed till to-morrow. ROUSE OF C..%IIIMONS. witpyt:spAy, JUNII 5. Mr. MARRYATT gave noticc, that on the 13 1 1 1 instant, he would submit to the Huoae a, motion. relative to the Adininititration of Justice in the Island of Trinidad. The further consideration of 'lto ittpoit of the, Irish Itletlion Bill was , postliOned ,until to morrow. Ttie Hides and Hair. Bill, the Vertligrease, Duty . Bli, the Prize Goods Bill, the Hat Daly Rrp'eal Bill, the Post Horse Farming Duty Bill, and the High way Bill, were read a thild'iime, and pissed. Thu Report of the Roeli Salt Duty, &ill was brought up and qgceed tn, and the Bill,was ordered to he read a third time to-morrow. The Irish Court Hoose Bill, and the New Forest Bill, went through Committees, the Reports of which were ordered to be received to.morrow. On the motion of, Mr.PAL . caArr, the third read.. iu of the Shoreham goad .1110, was p 940110 from Friday to Monday In a Committee, on the Dillies on Timber, a Re aolution was proposed by Mr. Ave, and agreed to, for hying an additional Dilly en eert.tin Fir Timber imported from Norway. The Repot: was ordered to be received to-morrow. THANKS TO iNCA RSHAL ESFORD. The CHANCOLPOR at the ExcuaQuatt gave notice,' that on Vriday next he w ould ,move the thanks of the House to Marshal Beresforti-aud the army under his command. - • WEAVtItS' PETiTION. Colonel STANLEY illoYed, Iv refer the. Petition of the. Weavers of Lancashire to the consideration of a Seled Committee. fie,expetiated.,on the evils to which the Petitioners were subject, and on the policy as well.- as hurninity of endeavouring to. at, lord them relief. From all the intormation which he had been chic to collars, this numerous class of individuals was it., a most tivlorable situation ; and 'such was their poverty, that they were compelled to bring up their children in complete ignorance, from their inability to stfuril them &location. Mr. BLACKBURN, pad needier Menaber,;whose name we could nut learn, supported the motion. 1. 1 1.1 e CSIANCRLLori pt the Esc walnut said, it Wei impossible not to teel the greatest disposition to give to the request of the Petitioners every ntlentloCl wltia'could be conducive in their relief ; but after the :most deliberate consideration of the case, he apprehended that it was ittip“ssible to hold out to them any expectation of a levourable nature, with ant exposieg them to the, certainty or disappoint. meet. He had seen several persons intimately con nected with the Petitioners, who had made strong representations lip him with 'regard to the disties•tis which they experienced ; but he foetid that the re medy, at which they stirred, coexisted of reguLitioni in Oat trade 'hat could not be acceded 19,. without the produdion of the greatest incouveuieuces, 'Dv g sissy _ _ ....g. L,.. . i • Atir.„44l,,S bY I'ItIVATb. 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'lv Lit4t P'ICTUALLING.OI , I4CA, ydne 4, Att. COMMISSI9NERSfor VICTUALLING 411 ' HIS MA7ESTI"I Nil 1 1 do bevel!, give Notice, That on Fridity, the twb instant, they will be ready to re. eeivereseders, in writing (sealed-up), and treat far Right line. Bred emotes 1 New Pale, and fir Two Hundred Oar tens of New Clam D►lid AMBER MALT, to he answerable to samples (of uoi leis than oat Oars each )to biprodmeed with the Tenders ;. hobs delivered in the epee of a fortnight Into Majesty's Pic. imalPng Store; at Deptfod ; and to be paid for by Blass NY :hie with IN . terett, Ninety L7j s 411,r dale. 1 hr Conditiois of the Contr - ail oily be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price sil l not be inserted in words at length, or that shell Out be de. Nvtr If lire Board before One o'Clock on tie said Fri day, the t4th Instant, uor unless the Person who Inaties the Ten a'rr, or sonic JOll on his behalf, attend!, to antwer 'chess call. ed for.