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PARLIAMENT• Of the Opinion of the Law•Orncers tit tile Crown referrdd to. in 't hut Let fer,—Ordered: Sir S...ltommty at the same. time: gave that he should - submit a motion to the flooe on thitsuhiect on the 3d of June. • :• , 11 he it tioOPILN F A D oil wit tk a SELECTION of Plt ,strrtiTS, with which the Isstitittiun for the gratiti lit benefit of thy Eine clrts in -Catalogue Is. • }tOUSL Or !i f :M.I)S, Mu DAY, MAY 19. Thu b e i n g the List (lay of Term, no judicial business was transsereii by their Lordships... Acconsits iespecting the lixpences of the COM.. inissariat, for, the current rear, ,were presented by Mr. Butamot, from.the'Trea.sury, pursuant to a recent vote of their Lordships, and !did upon the .• • • Several Private or, Local Bills were brotight.up from the Commons . by Sir J. GRAHAM, Mr. EvEaToN, am! others. Mr., SA V 4 LLE To OStprmed bit; 0106011 respLetiug Tithes to June 5. JOI - IN - Y ; 6UNCI, Keeper. ,ORs' SCHOOL ANNI- VittitSDAY, Jane 11, London Tavern. itotsert Barker. hey. " Chas. Knight Murray, r.q. Clots. Henry Thorp, Eq. ' , Kb, way be bad, us usual. at HABEAS CORPUS. , NOtFOLE Ef,ECTION. • COPY of a LETTER front JOSEIII BUTTERWORTI - I, Esq. the Honest and Independent NI ENIBER for COVEN TRY, and a. GREAT PA IRON of CHARITIES, and Of the II!tiST.NTING INTEREST. , , • Sir M.,W. RIDLEY wish d to know from the Noble Lord..opnosite (Lord (iastlere tgh), who, had given nevi, e of the Intention Of Government to advise the Prince Reg,tint' in make Mini) •lo the Home On • the intecnaf state of the country, whetlitr he had fixed any day on which Ise should wove for a ..'h•lect Cioninittee to take the Measage into consideration ? • SPEECH. tar p itight Elm. ROBERT C QUhSTION. AY, AlLrewarle-steeet. MAO, St R. London, May 16, 1817. IDU not knot► witetherlon interfere muck io County Politics. jf, lioweyer, yoU, should feel tpsposed to GIVE YOUR VO'I'D AM) INTERRST FOR . MR. WODIWOUSZ, I believe, Irani all I have,lirard of hint anti his Family, that you would essentially serve . the Pcltlic, as conceive be would act upon true CouNtitutional and become lu all respects a valuable Acquisition to the House of Coluosona. • The Pcnzatice 'Labour Bill was brought 'up by WAttHeNDEII, and, with the-foregcing .read fir Owe. : , . Earl FrTZWILLIAM presented a Petition from tine City 01 Peterborough, and the Town and Neighbourhood of Whiitiesea,.which, being read, appeared to befironLcerattin Attornies • and Soh• citors, conspinitilng of the facilities afforded by theineseiti, system for admission to the practice of Otnveyancittg, by,4liieit improper persons lied intruded into that branch of the profession anti p r o v it.g lot such regulations as would obviate; those evils. Lord CA . STLEItRA9II, in reply, stated, that be expected to he pr. pared to bring down the Mes sage on the ,first day of the meeting of the, House alter the holidays; and that after it bad been pre- . St'llted, lit should on the Silnie day move tbat the Select Committee appointed at the commencement of the session be retived. I be pabliibt , d, he zt , I'EECE - 1 of the , ANNING, in the 110Ch4k: ot of May 1817. on Mr. Lamb 'o on Mr. CANNING'S EM• Alb. mark,street. I am, Dear slr, your eery obedient servant, JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH. Directed to Charles Cooper, Esq. Barrister at LAW, Norwich. Lord LlLPoltri presented another to the same effect from theToAn and Neighbourhood of War rington, which, ‘vith the former Petition, was or dered to be laid upon the table. The • Bills upon the table, chiefly Private or Local, being forwarded in their respective stages, the House adjourned till To-murrow: , A BRITANNIA. 1 - 11 RE. Jsoniely printed in !to. with Vie Vii, Antiquities. &c. containing I)OIIIW ...ITTANIA; being a concise ,he several Counties of Great of „ .INS, A.M. F.R.S. F.A. and L.S. .zi: in!)iltnarton, Gloucestershire; and lii r ‘ f L l S °NSi Esq. F.R..S. and F.A.S. Ni t , ft , a iraty's Records in the Tower of London. str, T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. ""Intiell ate already published, mad taay be 1 1 4 . 4 bad as above:— 4i .............. It. i is. 6d. in boards. I * .': . .............. Qt. Ws. ed. in boards. .kig.,............. 11. Ils. (41. in boards. I! ............ 41. ,2s, ,00 t in , mardi. 'iiili''" .......... :il. as. (td. in boards. p, .. 31, bs nd. in boards. • „nand. ................. fd. I Sic . . Od. in. boards. • L;lts . -.--- - ---„ ----------„- ~ ----,--. ,„;,.., strum rererant lejimia nati.—vtaa.. l's t • ~- Frmit this faillteuthritct • I.llhi ll 'nlY tons at i 5c....a puny race ' 441 /A , tiki slimil(l be (hi /0 11 1 1 (1 1 1tiort 43 r. 6'n tfo.oln,evt, which is often disturbed, thi ninth the ,1114 ~!'''',the _which nut taki l ig those . prveautions 7tt, 7 1 11 rr th . e . JO the enjovini;rii of that great dames kti t l i l7 ,„ i4l ‘t• the inelanClialy variety of disorders L i1 t .r . ;',7 . 14 1 natur e is. isitoWn to siittei*, there are wine 6:,,, f ,illitre;sin it tha..l- those vrhieh re 7 llll Irons L 'l'll early dissipation, or solitary iittenipe4 c ' l tl lllllp s ''' i or *. and Co. beg to state that the sedulous ~ ,;( e pi'!;, ,, re exclusively directed to the treat meut il. ) ,:!t*ri,` ‘ ' l lN CONIITAIN.fS, .entitle them to the ",llfIl l ,:', acquirement. As regular Surgeons, they rah •'" !"inane-, t cure for very- stage of that ills- N, l' , c( I I . 'llith, "Itacted in an unguarded moment, and i, tit. 'Pliogi of lifer nod for every class of ttelii 't s. tau 't4,,-.0 . 4 1 „ equence of jurenite iniliseretini!s, pre l‘ttl ~ u3' of insnhood, entailing by anticipation, 700ar r , - ' t ''''al all the InGriuities.of old age •-•.the body 4 4 N, u l d and rmacial rci •••••tiw Cliedis yclloys• and bl i - r 'lliad gloonirand dejected. Furthic result t i t ~14,hia particubr breach, they refer tu that , f i , 4 .111 1 ',, they flatter themselves, they have ac -41 $ll ll hrar ' • • et,. 1 . 4 . s experience, ice a much ext.iided pow". ztr il .li k ,r i d recein cases of syphilictic complaints, a 11 s,,Ii t q l !ted in the short period of two clays; and tt i i , at, ;' i t'ai pains _ in , the hones; ..glects. seminal iqi 43 tii,,,• a *per perseteranet in their plan of 114,111voN1.the patient an invigorated constitution. li';A:l4‘ , r l l 4!', k !Cs who have king been disappointed in ri t i;r, 'IS defects a AMILY., iady be .issureil that, 1 ,,, t il k , v. , lucli are cerable by medic4l skill li,'l,lh,,,te'avviil of such iiiipeilitneiiii be an object of Vhi 'til • L Itio litiqj Wall o th ers, yet the cure of such de rtl?spv,l Progress of rtnovaenn, it the acquire kto . c lO 4 $1 „ 1/ ?* '''is, l „Atik.'' lt ' CO. may be c onsulted by patients of !, wl - Kivu , then .4 , H,„ 1l It secrecy an d Honour, at 1 1.4 ' vs, 44 ' 1, 11 Gnarl+. Patients iu the country, ~ttisil e ga h.a l and general habit of . liriug, Ike. Bt. {,, i to r 'or advce and medicsab le . ,, , ii4 it 1 ...... $ any part i uf the kingdom s es, the sable lii ). I'4 I A l'4 o ' ; ', 1 ",,7" . " 11 0N1 -- " — AS TAYLOR., '0,44. p: ( ,llth 1•1ew Bridge-street, Lundws , 16, IR, , ' • ,Fkpll'sl.l(;ltia) lin.rorm you, that ever . sinte the 1 vienrcrai ki ft4 t :,` )l, lti r.4 n 4 T i f!" l with the " Al . " f medkine k sin, In() . tle ):.resis.rog every emirs', 0 , !, I t . at t ,,, , %; eiottient of the faculty here. tint ~.,n-14cikiti, 14cikiti, lisoecnur..es, of salivation, and twice tile .' - tl' i li tv : 181 ' 1 41 with little relief, mold appear 19, ti o t 44 ~,,r!etrate nature. In the spring' of hot year 4tll4l,,,,„„lularietttreh a head as. nearly to ii , i , i f t c a ty p i e lead, 3 4 N, end s u ch "leer ull tilt cr""l'i f' t st ld t .. I !slity n'Y 1 "--..0 were broke wit to a iigh . tf II erlt k , 4t dreadfully uainful and had heeu in 04, 1 4 11 for th e l a t a .' ! . nao left had also t a „„ ,i ak i t, ._ . , ei en years i d.. and -- , , e 1 . 4 . 1 N. , .3ti , i , , 1 '; 1 1 tiny much disenlourea, FI. . ir,, P a lrl., po,rt: 1- 1 •h warm in haat mu .4 yst en t i t litt '044 a 1 ,,() i l rlit,i IR ,this lameatable !tate, I I hr 1 thi aa '', "ir. .. Flininpon, (who i l eeeived si I, ht t iL l ut a ,L; 11. ";), tii take r iur Li•alie's Patent PIP,s, :, 1 111 t4 1 1filin 1," l ihe ilitit of M ay ;in the emtrsit of a l il, l l;er s o '6 I'l-4,6;4: .beneAt -in little .rpre than a 1olti"t r e„ 111 Y *"ild and arms were sound '. s t b e.al ed.-. ,4,ltpkst,,,lt.rkftlile, (4 11 01, 111 1 4 , 1 4 :;xs he alert alter ; 11"..tvinFi fathl." wltt e ,,,l %del ' i - .` - wo in tile skim . and pain the I .. iit ti :llite t , i t ' ,>, Al. e hit ssin I: •., 1 bed, fil74eleti" th P•)l,'‘F Ilk*ai lla l ''ir Medicine, suhs;ded ; an 4 a little 4.,,14t1,(P4iii ' t4l . 4:7, l , ll.r e c ,,,cttif te; its Oitturul hue, and V, 41 1.4 ! ', 1; , 11 atid, .I!",',gbin g nit —I tints tweatittt, by 1-114' ; ' i l " .t. " - IP 11" : 4 ' 4 '"(!) :perfectly free from all IoY ii,,qltiliz.trl..,l4„e4ll reovered' my tinnier spirits aiNcl It '" 4t,,itikitt'7l,l;l,ejelly and at, in whit li stat •.: bar ug iir 4 , 11 ,, 1 44 4 .1 .4 w i t. to the astonishment of :alt WIE0,1; now % A lt Tee, 14, 0 4 "t 10 {113S ti* en pr uls my g rut it titit!, teat I, , Ve t t htliit . . 4 (411 Cr Walt t* ' Mg` 111r1;tii, t 0 MI" w t- 443 K Ytti: 4 q r-I* Sible. as I shall' Ou every °cca ki „ hutliritt• A . . 11 , greatly oblige, 1.11(1,, el4l ) %b berlie tit, very humble servant, 4 ; Il • 'IL Tt e I v . . 1 / 4 1h it i ti , t .. , . ,ALEX. NICIIKI., ,ea th et ,.. , taltitintreh. iithli;:st,a, he t, .. t the allow : Cu t e: -' • ,LS Bul l f',ip, ; 41 ,N!yi Poultry Market, Ettirthurgb; l ' i ll4 iit i 4 tlt'lc‘siolteltbetlY. (:;inse."l"hut.giTAY -14- fliedtv ,w .th e i t. ,,..,., _ Jr , i . etin t :, ,, T - 1 2 0M . A 4 .a. ~,. ,_ t a i,n7 1 . 1,16,(2111 c . .; 1 1c.,.,t. it , Itirtestl, , after 1 " a1 7444;e 4141„-;.14rn1Lrect, Loudon; %Oleic, . .) Lt t , ~.'.') th e r ., . than 4u ears, iit a 131in:tire }mat- Z 4 lit ',', K t vtli T',r 1.1 Venereal Complaints and those 4k ,i 1 1! h t Ti t t f 'lli!' _tientrittium, with. that ill riolaby • 1Yi;41411..,1t;et„ hil:l 4 k . colvoliatild always observe in ii,„-.;Ust r , t. , loitlf the advice lititi assistance he ~) avoi d .. di o . ..! 1t Pohl 3 t :liking' t bia Medieitre, wilt „*...e; i ~'1 11; 1: t . ' Id '' , I . Ih. , 61 111 a-, at an adrat.tage se on; h itt ;;4 Is • ' nibi gq ., ;Am, ' l l , ltoi ta , 1 .}- ~...ei., at „ . o r . tit, tor the convenience of theist_ ii, , elO4 ti r,,,,,'.4e'rlsliim, N o 1 , •t . t ' , Kt., I..areet ' '94 q E ii:,o '' 7' I'l'l'4lll' .i I ' 7 N I • 'II '." vi,i *Vtt torsi; NI, - e - I t : i . a e , 1,24 4, 44 y , i . ~ , unliwell 4., Dtiblill ; and liy. , feel y 2 t ' ,. 1 , 4 ,_, 411. . 1,...Vil la Great ,11.-it,iiir esti , it , J ., ,rs tAi At . each, starved, ' 4 4'14 " 1 • ' atit sFaied tap t wi letelq persist - ~f • eir Ili r .a wi th s , • 3, " -4'''g, siittd,secr‘cy, 4riti sal et y. Jayl and imr (14 111, di RIR 7'708 4 .. IP . IP iv oarrisli (LILLEtti 14 AtaLliltY will !PAY. gigt Nt, ty. , ED Mtn firr q t r t d p b u t li f iftroared tt lull4)fitn frogs fair tiinetill Si iji mltnittAtice BY Order, vle/AM-1 'FA VCC 'ltsPotY t o r , at • A't Pour Cl Ea + 1 ock, Citr of 1 ' • 41,1„.. STEWA lid 1 1 . 4,7' , 1,14 trnetll C Faiteitd. 6 , i• , itt3l3 4 It* rera lugs e4el I'FI 'S r! 1 sia ?ll ‘loutla; will r•rioen of I lie r hzir uir tAT 1101,1 C ` ''5....: 430 f1r; ,11-I C6ANNING'S-i I. o, ( „ )ll Tharmil l y tv,ll 4 kitiarANC Et; 1)1 OEO. CA , 1 ,4! the 4 t h u .I,: v „ur tt 3 , ..A Cethure ()N - oft A MURAL 14*-Sr iiacTRX r'l3% iuttlirsi ,tit ali s h t hands ELigtavittgu of V • et , ; p e MAGNA Blil ▪ Account of the 1 LYONS, t %,tivir Itodourton, •of t„ ' LYSONS, E. p tyrt ‘fajesty's Itecort 4 ",„:„.'4 1 for T f tv On Monday, June t. will he puhlished, and continued Mouth DART I. of I'HE F',IIIILV BIBLE. by the Jll.. Rev, 0. D'OYLY, R.P. and llte ilev. I:. MANIT, Under the Threeti.ni of the Society f Promoting' Christian Knowledge. Price on Alediont Paper ds. ltoyal Paper bs. The Plates to this Edlthin will n. newly engraved. Raid by F. C. an 4 J. Rivington, St. Paul's Mulch-rani Cradock, and toy, and bangoall and Co. liater• noster-row; and .1. HeteNard, Piccadil y, Londtm t Ind ail Other nooksellere iit the'United Kin duuc: Hototorrs 1; 'rItt.:NCK—NEW EDITION. Da>imas puhlished, In Threp Volunivs, limo. price ins. 64. H E L,l FitEDEitIQ TRENCK; containing his A.lventures. iiis cruel anti excessive soaring.; ;luring Teri Years linprisoninv ,t at thit Fortress of Magdeburg. bye.ont tuand of the late King of Pros 'sia. Usn Airecdotes, H istutical, Po:itical„ and Persoual, trttitiived It nu the (critiait Re TIV ) MAS 111 )LC U FI', 'Fourth Eiiitioil. Minted for A. K. N xma • awl Co Leaden :1411 street. The f,d100.;,!... Sionwer LEAP YR.\ ; or, r 1 Winnall' Privilege, by Selina Da vvitonrt ; S etas'. DESERTEit, by the Author of " Montreithe," &c.; 4 v.. 18. . HOWARD. CAtifiX ; or, A Romance from the Moon— ; ;ids, B > a North Briton. THE 11ANDIf CHt&F; or, The Lords of Urvino, a Ro. , matter; 4 cols. AN 11- .PE-1 Mt by Mrs. Byron; fiecond Edition, I rola, . Alol/P.B.N TIMES; Or, The 'World - we live in, by Mrs. SeColid Edition; 3 ruts. GOUT OR RHEUMATISM A GENTLISoiA Ni who hail tor inure titan twenty )ears suffered most severely by attacks ufGOU 1, of tire and six months y.)1114115 ice, which crippled and ilebi• 4teated it good constitution, has at length most happily found his grand desideratum, in a Compound that effectually and „peeday sub t i t l e s Abe m os t v i o l en t paroxysm of tiout or Aciite Rheumatism, by safely and mildly evacuating the offending Cause. Having thus succeeded in very much improving his general Lealth, •111(1 in a great &Alms recovering thy sireni;th and use of his limbs, and having witnessed its like good effects on :dine hundreds, both male and female, he is induced to make it politic, and invites veterans . in Gout who, like himself, have in years rejected Medicines, to try this, and they will be most agreeably surprised. CAUTIom —Several t;outplaints having been recently ad dr.tssed to Mr. T. REYNOLDS of his Medicine being iuti he has found it necessary, to prevent further deception, Tills' DAY (An t on! MG, MO) TO REMOVE THE. SALK FROM INGIt.-01 . 4, LI I Y-ROAD.-- Observe, The genuine Gout Zipecifie has the name of " Reynolds" blown on the . Wiles, printed on the labels affixed to each bottle. arid of .6 W. Reynolds,' as Printer to his hills, to counterfeit which. is forget y. Siald at 45.641. per bottle, containing three to six doses (ge. amity more 0311 Sllincient to remove any attack), by all the principal Venders of Medicinu in the United Kingdom .• Mr. W. Reynolds, Bookseller, 137. 000'4-street ; and wholesale by the Proprietor, Mr. Thouras Reynolds, Enfield Town, Mid dlesex I Barclay and Suns, Butler and Suns, and Edwards, London. LIME ORQVE ESTATE, PUTNEY, SUI,tItEY. (Now in the Ocenpation of the Earl Bathurst, whose Term - • will expire at Mir!manner, 10174 TO DE SQI.O BY AUCTION, by Mr. CHAMPNEY , At the Atietiea Mart, near the Bank of England, TO-MOR ROW, the 2lst day of Nlay, lel7, at One o'clock, in One or more, Lots, as shall best suit Purchasers (unless art ac eePta:ele'uffer shail he in the mean time made - by Private Ce'...tract), 11 ; 11-IE noble spacioliq FREEHOLD ANSION Jil, NOUSE and LANES, ) called LIME GROVE ESTATE (Land Tax redeemed), situated at the upper end of Putney, on the East side of the road leading from Putney to Willi, bledon, Kittotott, Sce.; consisting of a capital Family Man sion, in sabstantial repair, capital and, excelleut dining and drawing rooms and library of large ilimenslims, upwards of ansleeping rooms, and all other necessaries for the accom modation of a large family; attached and detached entices and buildings of nearly every description for the use of the family and farm, spacious gardens, gardener's cottage het and green houses, melon grounds, orchard, fish pout( ) ice lawns. plantationsoihrubberies,And pleasure grounds; feria yard, coach house for 8 carriages, capital stabling for I 3 inirses, with granaries and aiereattras rooms over, and five fields of freehold meadow adjoining, containing altogether, with .I he gardens, orchards and pleasure grounds, Obo4t 61 acres (more a u less', in a ring fence of substaatial lofty brick istlls and beautiful cliticltset hedges and paling, extensive gravel walks, partly,hetween the qoickset hedges and shrulp , tarries on cacti side, And partly ripen to the pleasure grounde and belils, iv hick are beautitully adorned with stately lime. elle, and other tnnher trees in rows and iii clumps, in the eielas and plantations and shrubberies nearer the mansion. Upon a delightful, eminence, m inence, cot extensive and, h eau tiful views of 'the River Thames, Surrey, Kent, and Nliddlesex Hills, and surrounding country, iron nearly every part of the lands; ungaestionably very valuable for building upon. abundance of good brick earth on the premises; the • whale profusely supplied With excellent water, and in,their present state peculiarly adapted for the residence and accom modation of a Noldenotti or Gentleman of• the knit 'Asiatic tion, who may wish to reside within half an hour's drive of the NI et ropolts. 'Cu be viewed every T ue sday, Wedneaday, Thitis day, and Friday With the hate, b e t we en the hours , of i s and 3 o'clock '(II permission of Earl Bathurst), with cards only, which, with Plan and Particular+, may thee be bad of Mr. Day, Pinup court, Temple, who is authorised to treat by Private Contract tier all or any part of the Estate, end where extended Plans of the House and Estate may.also be inspected; and Parti. (attars. with Platt, may likewise be had of the. Auctioneer, No. d, !ICU Watling-street. Lendon; at O ld the Auction aLirt I and at tire Triplaook't Library', Nu. 24 Bond-street, Piccadilly., HOUSE OF cONIMON3. Sir S. gilarittio, the Attorney-General, and Mr. Serjeant Grtrotin.. the Solicitor-Ceueral, took the oaths and their seats Ns Members for Dorchester and Eye. Lurd LASUELLES hrought up . the Report of the Dews bury S.r rih Dots Bi 1, on which It wits proposed by Lord F. Osborne to recommit. it. , - After *owe wiiversation, in whicb Sir 0. Moseley, Sir J. Graham, took part, the tiodsi• _ . . • For the rcconiruitstient Against it . Mr. BEN:Mill` gave notice,. that on the 3cluf June he should more. tar love to hriug in a Dill fur the better regu lation of A Petition was presentxd from Sutton-on-z slAtild. praying for Annual Parliaments and Universal suffrage.---ltead, and ordered to lie on the table. Mr. D. BROWNE presented a Report from the Committee appnitited to inquire into the state of the Election La►w of Irelattol.—Ordered to be printed r the Hun. Member giving notice, that on F ; rithsy next be Iblet)UlJ mu♦•e RepOl t be taLen into cuositlerai BILL. Sir. Ci BUitItELL WishCci that the second reading at the Bill for legalizing the sale of Game should be poatponed. Colonel WOOD had no• objection to;po.tpone meat, al it WOOlfiefford the House an opportunity of more attentively considering the measure & and espoially the reinensjsrade of commitments under the Act of last Session. : By those returns it ap peered that there were 806 persons in custody. Sir S. itoastuAr said, the whole result of the .returns was not stated by the Hon. Member, At, appeared that there were 80 6 persons in confine ment in Flou!es of Cin:rection, besides upwards of 400 in jails.—(Hear !) The second reading was then postponed (we believe) 30th of May. Sir S. RotateeY presented a petition front sun dry persons in the neighbourhood of . the Metro polis, complaining of the great difficulty expe rienced in recovering Small debts, and praying the House. to adopt 141easurts to remedy the dente. The Learned Gentleman said tije.evil was undoubt edly very great, but at the present moment he was not prepared to suggest any remedy for it. Petition read and ordered to be printed. Mr. BUTTilliWolllllruneed for itu account of the number of Licenses issued during the last two years for selling gold and silver ,plate, and the moonlit sold, distinguishing cite quantities above two ounces in weight.—Ordered. Mr. LAMSToN ,presented ,a Petition from Great Yarmouth, praying for. retrenchment, economy, reduction of the large military establishment in particular, &c. The Meeting which agreed to it was c o nvened conformably to the pi ()visions of the Gagging 13i11, laud was afterwards signed by about 2,600 persons in the cunrie of 30 hours.— Read, and ordered to lie on the table. WESTNIINsTER CQAL BILL On the question that the IVestrninster Coal Meters' Bill be read a thisd time, Sir 'l‘l. W. RIDLEY expressed his disapprobation of that clause which gave to the /leads of the Depahment, the power of di'missiog working Coil Meters' tvittiout application to the Niagi3. Oates' as heretofore, it was vesting them with extraordinary power, and he wished the clause' to bß,uttiitied. 'Sir J. GRAHAM said, the power of dismission was tb beiihicettin the hands uithe Lords of the Treasury. Sir M. W. RIDLEY obserVed„ that this was still more objectionable. The !-louse divided on the clause :—the num bers were, " rlpiel.. '64 I Noes A di v i s i on n fterwvdids to o k place on the subse quent stage of the B i ll— Ayes 6Ol Nues 6O On which the Speaker gave the casing vote lu favour of the Hill. Mr. M. SUTTON . moved, that the Committee on the Clergy Residence Bill sliould posipoottl to Wednestlity. LORD SIDMOUTH'S CIRCULAR. Sir S. Rost itt.Y lII° vett that be'pre , tinted to the Prince Ltegent, requesting his'itoYal Highoeas to be pleased order to be laid hefore the Howe id Copy of Lord Sidmouth's Leiter (Cit:tilar) to the Lard Lietitehants of Enelatol acid Wales, dattl March 17, together With a'Cope Mr. Ti NY observed, as the Noble Lord had Mn II Intneed 166 illtentiOn of bling,ing it down, ti .at t k e could not undet stand why so inipot taut a coin munication. should .be so long deferred. its the Ministers considered that they could show,the necessity of continuing theJlabeas Corpus Sus., pension Act, they sorely most have the materials., ready, and therefore there was no occasion for delay. It. was true the Noble Lord thought .other., wise. When pressed on the subject, he content., ed himself with declaring, that he should come down to that House a fortnight hence, ptep'tred, to frighten them—(A laugh)—and that, havug first . determined on the renewal of she Act, ti Noble Lord intended to move, fur a Committee tti iuquire whether or not the Bill ought to be con tinued.--(Heat !) Lord CASTi4iIEAOI4 rejoined, that having been questioned as to the intentions of Government, he had communicated what they were to the House. Ile had de, Tared what it now became necessary to repeat, that according to the Ministers' view at the state of the country, they should feel them, selves just iled in. applying to Parliament for a re newal or ,continuation of the Act ; that svithont siteh proceeding the peace of tlje nation could not be preserved. lint in risking such declaration .of the ioteotions of Government, it, must not be imagined thot Parliament wos pledged to any thing . p--Parlilinent would have a case hill be fore it, and it would be to. be. decided on that communication, whether the Suspension AL.; ought to be- continued. Mr. TIERNEY added, that all this might be rely trite, and yet he thought it odd, the No;)le Lord having the materials leatly,.--fo . he prestuned much, as the Ministers had determined on the course they motad fursne-r-that there should be any delay in making the communication opt su important subject. Soincthing very terrible must bore conic to the Ittit ledge of Ministers to induce them to make a second applic;ition to that House; and yet they becra.to be kl pt in igno rance of what 80 materiallratiected the internal tranquillity of,the country for a fortnight, Sir M. RIDLEY. asked whether the Committee was to be chosen by ballot No,aoswer. • Lord MILTON wished to ask a question eons fleeted with this .subjeet, whether tiler" . " truth in a rumour Ow the adjournment for. filo whitsun holidays was to be longer than : usual Lord caSTIfEIIeAGII said, the question would be, whether they should adjourn to Wednesday or, Friday ? L As Thursday was a holiday some tniglik be itt faour of an adjournment to Friddy.— , —(l3etty, hear!) • , , . _ . . . . Lord M.a.ToN.replieo, that he had asked the, question consequence of its being rinhoored that the Ministers 11.0000 to propose an ad, joorninent to the following Monday. The conversation here ended. - • MR. POWYS, "THE MAGISTRATE. Sir J. MAC.FaNTOBH gave notice, that to» morrow be should move for copies Of oil column. ) nications between thy Home Department and John -„, Ellison Pool, touching the commitment to gaol of three persons, named Parkinson, Fletcher, anti Deacon, by Mr. Powys, Clerk, charged with offences unthr the Hawkers' Act. I,OTTBRY BILL. On tie questiou that the Lottery J3lll be read third time , - Mr. LITTLETON opposed it, and moved as an etneOthlieitt, that it he read a third time this day six mouths. Having already spoken frequently on this subject, he would not fatigue the House with any repetition of his arguments:; and as ire thought the sense of the House was with hint against this measure,: be should press his timend. ! mew. He hoped Members would he, ashamed to vote for the Bill ; tie thought ip bu l imic and con science they won't! feel themselves bound to vote for the amendatent.--.(1 - 1ear !) Mr. W.ILBERFORCR was against the Bill. The money obtained by the Lottery was raised by the most extravagant and expensive means; and while it was more expensive in the ,collection than any other mode of raising revenue, it.was positively ilti"riottu to the moral , of the people., The piNiq became more and more enlightened on this sub. jest ; anti he Ittooglit the day was not very jar tiktaot, when the I-ion. Memlwr below him (Mr. Littleton) woohl behold his wit,lies realized in t i og alsandontnent of Lotteries as a source of llevvrote, .Mr„ litiasT . spoke in tin indistinct tone against dm Bill. Mr. J. W.' WARD supported the arguing on general princlples, he thought L,itte» ries Were pernicious in their tendency on the ma, r,ds of the people..--(Hear, hearl)—kle was for Ili: Bill passing this year. It it were abando.ted,