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~; r i '''''' it`..' i• '''- ' • ' 7, , , ..i. .•''' -. • .., s:.' it) *.! . •-,.. t, . ~ , ,tti . • , • '::',.,. , ' .;;V•.-: f;":----- • • ~ .- U %, . :.." • ::,- •,,,-„: ~,,-_, '„s‘Sl i ...: -; •,,,,..\. . 44t , ,41 N 1 st • . t '1 A. - • trktlEß 7626.] Il i , ict; OF On DIV.INCE, Feb. 3 , 131 7 • .PIZINeII3,IL. OFFICERS of His M 11- '.II37T'S 0R1).V.-iNerris hereby give Notice, that "I'ds will be rteeioed at their Office i,t Palt..ltatl, fon e . ,4; the 24th Instant; front such Person:l , as wifilog to underillh e the Supply oj"I'(10IS ('1 vari litertiptioht for Serilve qTA lee of thi s DePart""" fur. a Pe'. Fears, 1- determinable after the expiration of the Yeur,tipoit notice of Three Months, at (he olition . of ek her try. 6_. 7.,Petternt Pile .Irtiqes wan &e tinted npon ajoldtenejan at I:64dpet.Storeetper's t yfice in the 'lifter ; 'mod far" a1!4114* ere, to:Tether with Me frernis nod Conditions 4171' i fri, map, he known at the §'ecretarY's Office, in ,h)_:;41 afaenibt, any' flay 1 4121 , e:en the Halms of Ten " AN g RC, where the l i roporals must be delii , ered, -""'?, anti endorsed, " Proposttli fur 'fools, &c. ;" bot p„ 144 , t ri / t '"" te mini/tied after the said 24th Instant, at 0 ,',''lki et Noun of the same day; neither will any 4:441.q:41,,t, unless the l'arty ;nuking it, ur an - 1 g" '4,4dt, tidal ottlehd. Lty Order 41 the Board, R. 11. CIeETT", Secretary. 0 p6 h , , ' qv:ll,h IXG-OFFICE, Feb. 7 4 1817 ' COMISSIONEI ?S for VICTUJI,LING r ear ; fj IL leSn'S V , IPY do hereby give Notice, that 44 , 4 I ' 1 % the 17th Instant, they will be ready to re : 7: 14 f ' us citinv• .sealed up' , owl treat for One ran b t: 4,, - c. ff 471 n-dried HOUSLIIOLD FLOUR., to ', k t . 1 ,, (4, usual uulreauty of Twelve Illoilths : Foy oi c ";: ( i ' . ;‘ , Tur•iii, ; Thiee Hundred Quarters of PALE /,e 4 li t tn 444 Quarters of AMBER NIALT, ,t i o be 411 . i: ?ii,i. ll 'f p nlites r,el uot less than one Quart e a ch), t? ( 1 tirki' Via the 7 end,;rs • and Fifty -'. s tt\n ' - not le ss 7'014 o f ivesco .1 liv ti . tl6 be (inoperable to santples (of !i l e :1 Pik Le end) to - be also produced With t he liiii,4%7lewhae to Le delivered into Ids alajeNly's 11 7 5t6 41 1 0 -I ' . ' " 4)etsliord in the spare of a Fortnight ; , 0, r 7; e 11 . .6Y Bills payable, with Interest, Nine! / 40 •te ii "f a'e c Oil 1 t - 41( d.l - t g •be . seen& al the ere - th i 11( to„ 4' Price 14," it't 114 441/ to any Teittier 14 /1111ieh t he „s 4 iiii:,:t inorteil i 4 words at length, or ma/ :!safl n i s,. ‘04. 31 7 4 to ac hoard before' One o'Cloch JUr thc . Ors i, Ilk, ti"' ' S ' u ltqr, and Italipast 7'wo o'clock fia t !' 4 pi,"4 th hid I sto ..191any the 1714 Instant ; nor unle i s . s thP fir' 4414 e4 the Tender, or ;ante Person on tis he ...„:4116 on4wer when called fur' :-----._ . _ _ , _____ 617. tip:7f INIP.A, HOME, PO'. 6' i ' uNIT 1 1; t ) itha t . ) 4. r of blitte`FOßS of t ires Ito titz.:4o of M EltC /lAN 11 ~ , e i• s , jl E N GLAN•btrad• 441 N I • it ' '' ' •-, NI PAN'S w ill P. L 144 '" '., AL Coutur of the said t,O „,.,,,,2, 1 , th t‘tblbt4C44ttlDast itt Leadenhal.lLstr.e..Atohlet T Fo li ii. U , l o ( : a L . 1 I fut 51'44°61 441' " Ekren (4." "' of the following . 41 , t efrontitteing the ConsiderAt ion . h'i,'.'l4l. tit, ~..., • tat,,,t,, .of he requested , l'i Institution 'i' It 6t.tirt Directors ith , ortittsti the t t of the CUIUPika • , „ on ,: 1.,1tth,,. ta tire or is likely to take into Ai ti,,:liiil9'. and how far it has anstrFred!. ites-01,1.. 1i,,,,,,iti l 'ivri fo answer, the ends proposed try t he ‘.... And I‘l4o4,'.'(''''.4al I:owl of the 28th FebillarYi 18'1:1;.,,, vx. ,1-44,41tt111,,rir npittittit any SeininarY at' ttse L'""llls_e3reic'e ; oliti) 410 d he itow adriii•ittile fur. the Ci vilnt -- „ ec of a 4„,i, :Iwikther ea Itstablishinerii more in the hours, ~,,t,in. ,rtp',, 141' tiar =a should attend at stated r" a Obediense, 1ii1444.tY for the due etifoicenient o f - - t: to, a gi,e'tin,g' 4nd •Ilotal Cotateat, viiinid nut b"; P.iferubel- ‘eip i4ll lef t , 4. College ? This' Conrt, however, m ore ' t he P0.,,,, 1 4 ' t ie1 h the Court" of Direißas to consitier,%vi. .tt.!_ti.,bt i lc% 14!8eotineutred i ttillitintaining the (-0.1.1( ... t e a ; of i.o'IN: itilgttt Propriety be itlinost Wholly saved, ,t1111,:sr li.t.. illttytti'l'4ents to semi their Sous to a liaitira oaths l ita t i ki ' t t'atit of Direct... ."• to require of tie . . els ~." /4 theii• i , ' '7,1 i it - '", '" : 11 t a degr" a t -:,...e, , -•• mv.....mrs.ce .11 that., - certain should be lit il eY ll ' `ach Lail ,o••••• ati lt . Sciences as _ "i ' , (ts • l'4t'" -m il i , "tf.:the sam e to:hts certi4ed by i l ,4441e1h i;4`'ialf 4114 Ability upptiinted for that P u rpose _die„t 411.1,,,:i.te!"1 racb case it wonlil not be high tYcx?,` Id. 1"-lita1,1,41t41 tO leniore the Nfilit,::; Semi"' Y front . at 1ii,41: loth e ; tore Nurnotlioui and apa.:?•.ous Iluilt!..ngre.. :Ihtliu.t" itiftl tliat the COurt of Director's he farther points litttii, ptu 4'0'94 ttlir: Opinidni tin the different 1 itttly ,: tirt'rt l to them al so:itt as eetiVeilient, l'ifht.,:" Sll'cild QIV6;11 Cann to receive and consider the and call at . __ JANDA' COBB, Secretary. i,,, : ,—......--..----______•------ f[ifi"44 t;A:VINFLL'S GERTRUDE. • n 104 t; p..4141,e,1 ' 1, 1 10 h t . ~ ava the Sixth Edit.° , litti4the Etig'Savirol: }'rich fts . . hoard,. of 4.1,6,NY1.v4,151.,1),14 of W'YON.IINQi. or the , PENN `' ''''lrl,li•tr''';lN COTT.AtiE, and other . I °out. To 11 . , ' '1('•.1.• to the Meioy'of Burns. 1141'01o:4 -i ), .1,1i01.t.s CAMPBELL except -e l'l,, te "t4l - - all Mr Campbell's Poetry, fii .(t•tstirei. of 'oe " ' . . l''4tril'ls'telk.l7. „,hulatno, 4a; Ilursfi Rees, Ornie, and ,nr"n' ''••-1 elm iittioi NI • . Vhcroorie- stree t. ''.l.4ilik ‘l' ' ) 441 Y t'e ' tlir4 • thor , %,,,,ht 'toef,,, f , _la ,iy tire's ame Au . ''...,l'l't Ito, • il"Pe, ;ntl otbet Poems, in f oolscap Svo• .Al.. .... t, avillp, price 7S• boards. _ 141.1 b4Y was 11, t.-.1.-1' ---.- --7-77--- -lel 10.,„ -,1 -is•ted. in Sri); price Ids. hound, . LAN d, .`' It . of coo ENG L 1 S I-1_ 1.4.`t.0',., liz*li,4l4. 1.11 w.1.-fll the lit: are deduced front t t n bo n_ f 4,0,4! nit x4,:_' . .0 to their .:14.1"erentletiningi, Mnd ,1, 3 , 1 v '. in e At4triiet: 4;1: 91e Wrsite.i in whose V% orks '.-1-0•',.,. T,,, ivt . NA Ni(),),,1 t hel' olio Edition hy tin. 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" 11d ' li'iltio. anti , thay le ad, , 1,U.\,111,1' Alini b nt", THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13.)817. • LONDON TAVERN. • ripurE DECLARATION of the M gitC I A NTS, 11,AAiKEILS,..13,AL)EttS; an4l INFIAISITAST:.; of LON DON; , MI! remain far SI(NIATUItE at this I lutist: until Four o'(;lovk on Saturday the ISO) Instant. cl/ViliS o.f th:it.I)E,CI,AItATION ni!ly lir had Milic tam' Pl4co, and an Alphitn,ticall,kt ,SnlAcrilievs will no rpared . for delivery to Suhierinur. LOYAL 4,NP,INIIEPENDENT LIVERY. rr"B ADDIt ESS of the LOYAL ana INDE vENDENT LIVERY of LONDON to his Royal High- . nes4 the PRINCE REGF.:NT on the present State Of Public Affairs, -- and expressing. iheir Abhorrence of the late daring and traitorous Attempt on the Life of his Royal Highness, will remain for Signature atthe Lontlint'l'avern, flishop,gate street, and the LOndon Coffee lionse, Ludgate-hill, until Four o'Clock on Saturday next, the l(th Instant. 137 Order"of the Committee, London, Feb. 12, DIM A. 1). IV ELCII, Secretary.•' DAWItS I NOBLE' ) AND CO.'S COMAUSSION. DIVIDEND' ,of Use Shill* in the Pont a ) on the above ESTATE will be . paitl at No.:11i, FOlcy p.hace,-on Tuesday thr tth.d:ey. of March next, and every day ,ainf TnestittrfAlo win , r', bet %vet* thl nom. of Eleven and Four o'clock , for three Months. - •• • OLD sTATE totrEns OFFICES, 4, CORSI - TILL, AND 9, CHARING-CROSS. Ir • Contrietor tortnelail anti present LOTTERIES, feels it his duty to retina his very xrateful thanks to his Friends and the Public generally, tor the great patronage he received in the Lettery.jast finished, and particularly congratulates those Whe - liave ohtained the Shares of the nutnetons Capital Prizes (upwards. of in) shared and sold at his Offices as above. Such, fortunate tielders . are reqUested to apply for immediate payment in Matey, or to exchange then:Prizes for Tickets or hares in the 'smallest Lottery ever known, (altogether only 3000 Tie ketS).yet containing a Price of 15,0001. besides fifteen tithe' Capitals, to he all drawn in One Day: '• • The ',Scheme has been adapted' on the suggestions of a Weleb,Correspondent,--and in consequence the drawing will take place on Sy. DAvip's, DAY, 4 Ist of March. On a future occasion • u will he happy to pay the same attention to S gorge, St. Patrick, or St. Andrew. FRAUD PREVENTED. r[to connteenct the many attimpts that nre daly I. made to impose ott the Unwary a Spurious Composition in-teem; of the GENUINE 'IL NCKING prepared by DAY and MAIITIN, they arc induced to adopt a new Label, in which their :ILiiircss 97, High Hoihdrn, i placed - so conspicuously, that they • trust an attention . to tV, ;tad the ditiCreove of the Type, which is Lel• ter press. will e ii3Oile . l'orcbase:s at once to detect the Imp°. ion. Tbe itltAL JAPAN 'BLACKING, wade by DAY and 97, High' Holborn, will in future he sold in-Bot ties, at 6,i. I s.. and ls. 6d. och, and,a Copy of the Label left with all Venders. . - DAY abet MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. FOR COlfGliS; ANTtIIIAS, HOO.PTG-.COUGH, Sze. • rPHR success offending* 'lli , 11 ,, of TOiVERS's. N. 10 1 7., LONDON, COUGH Tiscrui.E, los bees son fo Patient and trit!y gr;difyirg to the Proprietor. It ,rliLly proagoles,perspiratiou and expictoratio!l, allayi fe 7 : et.risif lieut,.:,strogthi . os the digestive organs, and thus pas sears sVery,proprrty, th.it .14e. retioired fur the speedy Cure or iteliet . Of the above Cumulapits.. It is - Sold a'Bottles at i is. lid. 2s . 94: by lovetii or and sole Pro prietor, Tuwers,:l o l - afeAsiMtal Cbtailit, at his I.lthora t(try, NU. h, We rp r•st red ~Clurktiosrell ; 111 assrs. Barley. alit Blew, Perfumers, No. 17, Cactispur-ltreet andsby all the re speet,ible Venders' of -Nleilicilie. , —Observe, a los. tid.'llottle contains three of 45. yd. attil..hiA.at es. 94.—Where 'nay. be bad, TO WLIGS's sTomxric EssENcE. • • This Da', was pithlished, • • In foolscap liro..(the Foitrth Edition), price.9s. boards,,af rrlri F 4 WORLD BEFORF, TF U FLOOD ;, a JL Nem, in Ten Cantns, with otlersiccasional PieCes., By ,LIME.S MONTGOMERY: • Printed for Lor,gMan, finest, Rees, Orme, and Brown,' Pateroo.t.. - r-r; , w.. whom in; v he had, by the same Autlfor,... The •Nc•l and 'other Poems; Gs. hoards. 2. Thi Wainiertrof SWitierland, &C. (is. boards. a. Verses. to thr Memory bf IL Reynolds ; 2s. 4" l r Nl,u.nrip.;.efy displays a rich and romantic faary ; n fendet ;•;;;,1 act4rcolliniiiid Of - imagery and language; and au irresistible indaence over the Icelings."—. g4l. Rev. ELEMEN I'ORTIVICATIOS, BY LIEUTENANT ,ONEI.. P.vSI,4Y., . This D.iy cs,is published, in 3 vols.' Bro. contain ing 1190 En: gravi i ngs, price 31. in hoards, COURSK of M lATARY INSTRUCTION; . by C. IV, VASI.EY, Lieutenant-Colonel in tire Corps of Royal hi;;iiiters, and F.11..1 , comprising Practical Geonie tr, Vriuciples of Nan Drawing, and Elementary Forti ficatiao.' Thee subjects have been treat ed in a simple perspicuous miknuer, '4O Witt persons, who have no previous knowledge of them, may understand the whole, without the assistance of a ' The Eleate:ntury Fortification is illustrated by five Plates, engraved by Torrid, and more than 500:Diagrams in wood, by, Austin ; and besides the matters usually treated of hr such ‘Vorks, it includes practical rules fur th e dim e n s i ons of Re ve t men ts or Retain ing; Walls, Under various circum stances, 'deduced from a series of numerous experiments, which prove the very erroneous nature of the Theories that have hitherto been published upon this subject. The Preface to the Elementary Fortification contains an account of the former and present state of the Royal Eri-ineer Department, in the British Servic e, with suggestions I'ur the further proveurent of the same., Printed fur John Murray', Albemarlestivet. Vols. IL and in. containing El e m e ntary Fortification, may b e had beparatvly, price I. fis. LOCO AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President. SUMMON—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, • LonilOn, Gotreit-sona—Earl of Egremout, Earl or Leitrim, Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latiniche, M. P: Royal rind Noble - Potrons• of the above INATiTurioN, for the exclusive Treatment of VE NEftEAL CO..)IPL.VINTS, Mid their dangerous c onsequences, in order CO insure the benetiti that hare resulted from it, se lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the' list of the - Roval College) .frumbaringdirected his chief at tention t o those diseases. It is time misfortune of Patients under slich coinplaints, to• he too often the (lip,, of illite rate Pretentlers,,whrr practise - on the credulity by iposing titles mo t specious promises. an Otis doss (of m late AO tiara 1:1 is. and daring), Mr. Kiernan Conceives it a part of bis otti..l.il not y • to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of (tie I 4) al C . :allege, published in Ftin nary IHtf - 4• aS , tb o ,r Only sure i:;,,itle; and that no assert ion of 11 Persons assuming sa weft A nd publyly - adwor;iiing tit..4l withont e. tioavu by this . t et to , e rctiitd. 3." lie annual reports of the L o di uisary %Olt prove, that sonic of the most dangereus eases of Strirtutes, Debility, and other supposed ineuratle ati,etious of the Generative Organs, bare been ,here railieray and succe ssfully treated; fa cts %%Inch require' no baclon - yed trstiasony, of athiarits'to prove, but the must re spect:o,le Medical evidence. Mr. 1113 y be consttlted as by both Sexes, Fit Lower Chatiotte-'teeet., I,kilfortf,t(iltire, who t' Lett, rs from Tov..ri and Country are 'to be addreAstd,. mint the oec essar) Aclriee and Medicine wil l be givetY, or seat. to ~ n }' plat ot the United Kingdom. Just price 4s. Second -Edition, Pinetical (Ib.. on t:,e alio% v Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and sully bo I. i nt ;it i Firs t.streei, Na..10,-P 4s tertrotter-row,, and m PI-4 MAL . 'I...ARLIAMENT Por tile Proce.diilgs the !louse of Lords, sec the ',nit INge.) . . . bousE, OV COMMONS. E BRYDGZs gave native, tlttit on TilUrsday the 28th inst, he would move slot leave to bring in a Bill to alter the Law of Parish Settlements,so far as relates to the rituring of tows. NVErr, from the Bank, presented the an nual account of the sums, received and expended be the Commissioners tor the Redaction of the National Debt ; and also an account of the,dif-, fcrent rtinewals ot. the Charter of the Bank, from its origin.—Ordered to lie on the table, antr-to be printed. Mr. LUSHINGTON presented all account of all stunts paid by the British Govern:n(lA to the Go teminent of. France, iloring the years 1 14 I .and 1815, for the maintenance of prisoners of War; and also an account of sums paid by the. British Government, ender the Act for enablini.; the fill filent of the stipulations in the Traaty between his Majesty- anti the King of the Netherlands, rebitive to the Russian LomL--Ordered to lie on the table. Aubrr OF' PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. There was also laid heft;re the House an Ac count of all Warrants issued from the 'Treasury, authorizing the removal of - the Audit of any public Accounts train the Audit Office to any other Mad, and of all sums paid to such other Board. On the question that this Account ilnauld lie upon the table, • , . Mr. Husittssot/ said, that be was glad to take the opportunity of thanking The Hon. anti Learn ed Gentleman (Mr.Broughapi) for having moved tor the production of this account, as it had af forded him (Mr..H.) . the means of shelving the talsehood of a ,statement which . had appeared re specting himself in certain Newsspapers, and which was said to have been made by a Noble - Lord in another place . . The statement to which he al luded was, that 50,0001. had berm issued to by the Lords of the Treasury, and for which he was 0 account to - the Trea, , ttry alone—a state ment which implied gross misconduct un the part (If the Treasury, and very corrupt conduct on his port. 411 that. he wonldnow say on the subject was this, that the pape:s now laid before the House falsified that. stlit einem Rear, hear 1) — No such suro'svos iser•pahl to hint—no such war 'raw. ,wAs esza issued ; and, as - fa'r as he had .aay concern in.Publie 'money; he had never asked but, one favour, aini that was it speedy audit of his account. Whatever might ht been the ntotive of the Noble individual in making the statement to which he had alluded, or whether it was Made from motives , of personal.,entnity, it was not fro him to inquire. Alt that he could say was, that 'he hoped that this would, be a caution against hazarding unfounded imputations or insinuations against any individuals. He apologised for truit ' tiling the Howie ahoutanyihing somerelypersonal to himself, bid hoped that the , occasion sail_ the charge would be deemed a' sufficiet.t excuse.— (Hear, hear !) • - 111 r. BitOU,GUASI assured the Right Hon. Gentle man (Mr. linskisson) that he was thiitaken if he supposed that he (Mr. 11.) believed tliafthe state.' mew . to .whiCh he had alluded was true ; for it bad so IniptieneA that he . (Mr. A.) had ttsc:litaned, beforehe mOvedlot.those patters, that'the state- ' 'Mew concerning the Right Hon. Gent. was quite nnfottinted. This . he wished distinctly to say, lest it should be supposed that he Was any party to that mis-statement. The faCt waS, that his MO tion 'for' these papers Was made (rite without any allusiOn to the Right Hon. Gentleman--it was made because hi' had understnod, that at a very late period.of the StisiOn, two years ago, when the House was very thinly attended', a Bill had been introduced, the object of which was to create a new A t idit-office, at a time when it appeared. to be' totally unnecessary ; there - was then already •• a very extensive' awl certainly very Meral Cita. at SoMe'rset.:ll6aStf, which Cost tfie . country about CO,OOOl. a-year; and' which was' sufficient tb audit the Colonial LieconntS as well as others. He Wai one atamight others, w h o regret 'teal the appointment Of this new ColOnial.Audit tiffice, ant i it was for the putlibse of aacertainitig w h a t A u dits Dail beehlransferred to it trout . So merset-s'lnnt that, he had MoVed for the papers. pow presente4 to the'llotise,; It was, th ere f ore : without the least view to any iniputathin itgain,t the Right Eli tt .Genilettart, ai 16S view wets part ly to An justice to the Public, and partly to the I.'nblic Officers. • • Mr. ilusx.tsCis explained. Mrs LUSIIINirrON 'ruferred to lite . paper now presented for an entotteratiffb of the puhliC ac counts audited rite took' this ocea,ion to Correct a' mis-Statement whiCit he hiid OICV da . y3 ago, with respect to t h e i nte ntion of , tilling tip t ht. situarton'of that one of the thieeCulOnt4l Auditors Whiett-was now vacant. It war now fount ahOlutely'neeetsary fol . the pubic service, that lhat vaeiney should he filled up. Whet) the Hot:Durable and Learned tientleman (Mr. Brotigham) as'k'ed • the questiOn relative inteistiowat 00‘irhisitent itS' to fill ing 'up that situation; he (Nit. Lushington al lE,ded to the office of Auditor of the:' West lbdia Accounts. Mr. lit;ottGllAM wiflied . to know. whether tire sitwiiinn now rat4tit, it now at)pio'red wits iii be tilled up, had nut been befit 6i:n iltitnan (Colonel Wri4lo) %%1101041 thed EPRIC SEN'ENITMCB, . . whither ileitnti iteett tie `it to audit a iiartiet.thit set of 'public accmnis I ? , Mr. Lusut:dToN..saitl cilia it 114(1... .. .. .Nl" . .. ll RouitilAht."Tilert it, apitiared Go v ern ,, mew Inten . cletl to fill tip so . office which was quite unnecesia I' y. . , Petitions were presented from the inhabitants . of several Parishes in the Connty of Nottingham ~ complaining tit - the enormuns horthen of the poor rates, aild praying the House' to take their cast 41, into consideration.. Thete P, titions were all iti the same words.—Read, and ordered to lie on thi table. Lord Altwton presented a petition from certai n Freeholders and Occupiers. of Land in the North Riding`of Yorkshire, comptaining of the restate of the poor rates, which they stated to he rapidly' increasing. The petition prayed the House to amend the poor laws;—Reafl, and ordered to lie on the table. SINECUtIES.:, Lord 11111. Ton presented a petitiOn from the in ..abicnnts of SlireWsbury, praying for economical Reform and the abolition ,of Sinecures. He 8104 the petition was drawn up bythe petitioners them 4 selyes, and not like many at those lately presentea to the llnii.se, written out from one of those formS of petitipns which were icnt abont the kingdoni for signatmes... 7 -(llcay, hearl)7.lhe petition also; prayed forßefOrtn in Parliament, bui that Was Oro only, part of the petition in which be did nOt.to» tally concur. He took this opportunity' of corr. !, gratulating the eimitry on'the recent conduct of a Noble Lord who had r'esigutd the profits of or* enormous sinecuye. This Writ an exaniple of the qutirter whence it canie, and w'as one which he hoped would be gener'iliy followed. , . Lord LAsortw.es took the Opportunity,: of cow mending theloue of the.petitiun, and the conduct of the - petitiosers, They had stated their . griee, antes its respectful lingnage, and probably with truth ; • and although the petitioo . prayed toe some things in ..whibh he could.: not concur * , yet he considered it As ly deserving.of the consideration of the House. Lord CAterIAREAGH.—The Noble Lord opposite (Milton) had certaioly done no more !kiln j nsrice td the conduct of the Noble Martinis whO stirrtiult-r , ed - the emoluments of a very lucrative office to which be had a vested tight-. Last night 1,6 had stated to the noose that . the Noble Marottis had felt it a great reliirf to be able to give'tip - ttie pro fits of that oltice'lvithout his motives being :ids» interpreted, and aPet an example 'had , been set front F 9 high's qttart4.r. It had alts`o• been antti tiVe With thefrNoble thtli the (}Act in question was I'l4 only 'one which hAd not been ie... ' ett:ed by Parftamer4r, Ind trot iikt'mant - other offices which were the object of iettatok,' but which, although they produced large emobtroeuri the time of war, produced 'almost: nothing itt.t tie time .. of peace. It was, therefore, a great srttisj faction to the Noble Marquis, that he had round an opportunity, when consistently wit). his.own settle of ditty be could make such a sacrifice, tints put at end to' an office, the zreut enneto ments:of which scented, in some degree, tojustiit the violent clamours raised againit it, as an vfice the emoluments of 'which had not Peen. revised bt Pal liament., .. • . Mr. liaottatust coeldpot help eipressing great t hs,ppointment at the speed, which past beep just now made by the . Noble Lord wilO spoke last—a.speech which, whether it was to he con sidered as adtitessed to, the liouse, or Merely -tii the wealthy and autocrat's body of Sinecurists, was caleidatCd to throw it deep gloom over tow„ cheering expeetutiont which had been excited •by i the ofidnet of the Noble Marquis. lie certainly did hope that an example set from: the • highest quarter, and which bud. been excellently followe4 by•thi. Noble Mitquis; would have eAtentled itselt to the lowest order of those who received emolw tututs ,from the public purse, without rentleriog any sttvites to the public., • These however, had soot been damped. It absolutely looked us if site Noble' Lord dreaded list the example should be tollowed— , (llcar, helix I)—and yet, ,in these days . . of alarm, the Noble Isord,feariog that the alexia might be_excited among Slim:mists, had taken the earliest opportnnity—ht, of quieting the alarms of the Sinecuristsl 2.11, of quieting, those supporters of his Mljesty's Government who looked iip for their reward , to some of those 'diets where tike ' pay. was great and: the„ Wink. nothing. Was it With sitch eonduct tlvett,the Nation would be sa e . tidied /-- 7 . Was it by such speethei thaithoSe feats and diseoptenis wete to be quieted, which but for such conduct as.this, he would say were without foundation ?—(blear !) . . ,The Petition was, then brought, up, read, and ~ ordered to lie on the tupe. . . 4 Lord CocalLitta rose to present a petition from cc' tail inhabitants . of Ghisgo* (as we tinder stood). Ile read part of tt letter which bud been sent to him Along with the petition. It detailed the grievances which the people of Scothiad . su(- fered„ and stated that the di!areis: was ,so great, that many of the Laneasteriatt Schools were no?; occupied, and the houses, advertised to be sold ; and that Parish Schools, ihr . .t noble legacy of the Scots ,Parlianietit, - were tendered nugatory, hs euur they received ,n6utii!iitinte support of aSsist= ante front Goveinment. The pet it too was. in his npiniOn it, moderate wa i t respectful :language. it .. _imputed all these eViIS t,o the want of a due repro,- setnation. Ho ,lied - heard . iNi4ii great astonish ! , mein and regret what had li , ten said 14y the Noble -Lord (Caitiereagh) all 10 a Noble Marquis who :tad 'Oren rui hiS sinecure, thin. that Nitble Mai ,i,kWhad tlionii i ht it neeesstiry to wait till an ex- ' onple Was set - by his it‘iyiil liighoes4 tin. Prin:3 • ' It'egetit,'before: lie made this .t at riliCe. Sneti it: re'.l.-..41.(nt for Waiting to do so good an nett he 'zi'F c.on ti) liii quite atistird. because the Pritice tit .+