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..tT!etill, WO,/ • , sme 4 ~ • . " J. . • , • .. 4 • 4 ! „ = •P . • / . * : 4 lir • ' •t% • • y '4 l llo'z - tit , „ . .i, C 0 11 ~ • A:•;>\, ^•:t_ ot, t~i[lti or -4 4 r .... e, ' . _ ~ .. ~(~/ NUMBER 7751 .] E D E DAV .),UL !). 7 'r "k9M t ;- i - r -Y El ) itfdt . Srvrtiiirtw'r fy 'lhe Public are respectfully informed, that in "Co•ii:- Ilv , vrice of the. increasing attraction of the 14114iiai) Mrlo- Iltaina, called The Fatal Snow Storm, and the fallowing Popular Entertainments, they Will he repeated every Evvii in,: until niit her Notice. • • • CQMN/SS/ONE / TEO, LEV G . . he) eby4 , ive Notice, not on, Tnesda 71, tilt 42d Instant, they roil be ready to receive Tenders :n writinK (sealed and treat wiilt such persons as may be willing • . . . . • i';'•‘ .. 4. 13. D () `,"V "1T 171 >11)S - .11 kritittt. of f=; nitery m4vAtt J. 'FOIVNSE'Sb'Ii- . PAII,I4,IAMENT, itiE pi? LOUD TutoAt, t,?. 9' '3;I 111:FOR S who have proved heil• 11. Debts lititleTdth,,Cotritniss;ort awaritt•if and issued again...t 11•91141:14;i3,ARE., of Sant Mary at flint, in flit:. City Of LondOtihip nod ChaillYM!a,. , 'Dividend 'on qt 6p T eitlott to theAhtigno,K; at 1 hielfzeiticti . ,.Saint Nlarytar London, nn IVldnday next the 14th,t}ity : of July instant, between the hours Of Ekren and .O'ne t6T:Jock, or any sub Sequent day, between 'the sattle host r"'"" London, July 9, 1917.!::f . `i .7 . • • torAimpt-fiTHEATBE . (ASTLEVS), .WEsrm s- STER43RIDG E. • tinder the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Pfusce REGENT and DUKE of Yoati. THIS EVENING, To-morrow, !Friday , and Saturday, an entirely new interesting Melo-Drama, With new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decora 'Lau, called I--hineock i from the. Treasurer, of the Navy, piTake . ll.4pal...an Aepiitit of Fees recis'eil on izO Accoutits," pit silant to Act. Geo. 111. and the 4-prOl.riarion thet:eof...-•--01•41ered to he upon the .I,Taide.• 1 -• • TiAeiAppropriation Bill, theSayiagßanks the Token 4tli„ . the Extents in Aid .Bill, the 141, and_several Other Bills, ,rve,re t rqad• a second time, auil committed, `for 10- .:C/Le,,E?ccliegtier was also read a se orni time, after a few words from the LORD who slated that he approved of the pyinciple.ofs, the, Bill, but that the details of it renhire.postsitlerable attention', The tlections Bill was', on the'motion?of the Earl of Shafteshury,.,ho observed, that it was a ..l3ill4.t.wciipnch j iMportance, and to which there were top imam . .obieetions„ to be -discussed •at . this latsperit4uf the Session,,postponell for three months. , , - The Gt;and Jury Presentment. Bill was,. after a.few from the Earl of Donotiglimore regarding, Ole:late period'ot the Session at whick. this Bill came up,. not, allowing tune fo - c,,its con sideratiou„ and front the.karl of Limerick in sup port of the Bi)1, 1:ttl a second time, andcotp.. milted for to morrow. The Irish Etections. Bill ,was repor,ted by the • Earl Of Shaftesbury, anti the Aruentlments agreed •• • to. • • • -••••- The . Small Rents, Distress Bill, the County Bill,k - passed- thruktgh Conimittees,' HAI] :ere reporieilwittlitht Amend, anent.—Adjonined fill to- utOrrif w (this day), perii,rut the LI G receired for the V ICTUA L LI (i SERVICE tialhe RIVER INI ES for Twelve Months certain, from the t2th t f ~-lagust next, and fur ther until Three :liontlr's ;ranting shall be given ; 7o iPeppl:7 ichat 1 RFSE4 fkEEF near be demanded for the us , ' of hiv Majesty's kips and br sxrls at.IVEY NI OUT I , the : The of PPelite Calendar ilkaichs, from the 21st of that Moo'h; and To deliver YIFTY ThNS of M C OVA D 0 SUGAR ( uvabr rableto aSamplc of not less than. Two Pounds weight, to•be produced with each Tender) in the space ftf irFortnight, into his Mrjesty's Victualling Stores at DE PTFORIL LOWINA OF TOBOLSKOI Or, THE FATAL SNOW _STORM. NOVO GIOCO CARIBBIANO, L'Hercule Romani,. ::,ho is engaged fur a•feWy,renings longer. HORSEMANSI - 111 ) ;“51 Dircrow; Clown, Mr. Brown. Antonio's unequalled Tourbillions, &c: on the Curd Volante. • MR. •IEINIP,LR.I.• .; 11: MILLEII rempe.6 . Atitioiin6c; llifit'bt; is' about to ikithlisltiider the initnelliatei;taiklari and .with the assistanee•ofthe,Qeiitleiliert who'ortdp4tepl . 4)ol arrangements fur the Farewvll pinnei, at tile : Ftfosiirlt)'s fact ruj'an `Authentic and l)et i tiieil •Accoiiiifof evet • lar connected with Mr. XE)illl,lF. s ti REI'IREMENT front ttig s - rAnF,.... With Engravings-of the Vase presedted, to.tbat Gentleman; the Medal struck OH the occasion ; nri:nier 'Picket ; and a Fae-siimile of Mr. itemble's Hand Writin.'. With a eumipkte List of the cpmpatrppteselit - at the Dinirer. A . power t.. 91 Copy of M r, Cain phe I V.c whole: tU be pre ceded by an original PrelitiainaryEssay o . front th e of a dist ingtiisheil Literary Character. Bow-street, Cotent-Oarden, July 3, 1817. A'- . Comic Sang, by Mr. Slowman. To conclude With the popular Mth,-Ilr;:nia, called 1./RAN - DA, t lie .ENCHANTER of the NTEEL CASTLE. Doors open at Hai( t> -...t I Setond-price at Haif•past Eight.—Equestrian 'coition from ~.tren. to Three. The Cowlitlua t Aof the Cataract: may, he seen al the Se eretttry's-Office; at this Officr; and, as regards that for Fr, sh Vel, by applyin'g to the Collector of hisllfolesty's Customs Treymbiitli.` ' No'r . cgaidibill be had 'to any Ttnder Ist'whieh the Price shall not lie:inSerted in Words at length, or that sholl not be delivoed to tite Board before One 'o'Clock on the said Taesilm , the 2 , d Instant; nor miles's' the Person who sago.l;the Tender, or some Person on h i s Aehalf, attends to answer when called fur. • • • ROYAL I4OSPITAL, CHELSEA, .JULY 5, ISI7. TN plirstiAoce ,of ibe,Act titu aa'll year of his present Majesty, by which it is enacted that the Out- Pen ioners'of this Haspital.shall is flutlie lie paid quarterly, lirad•vance, instead of hhlf-yearly, .Notice is hereby given, 1)3 - - order of the Right HunouraWe the Lords and others, Cot missioners for managing-the affairs of the said Hospital, that •bil the Out-Pensioners. thereof, residing in Lohdou, or Within the District of tiie• Bills of Mortality, are required to Appear personally and regimentally, - with tocis Ins.tructioos and Certificates of Admission, at the secretary's ,Othee ualle said Hospital; on their respective dlys, and in their different, cusses, according to their several Rates of Pensi , in, as:tva dermentinned ; when attendance will ue given from Nine O'clock in the •Morning until Three• in • the Afternoon, for the Payment of a Qua: ter..of a Year's Pension. in advance, tO the itth of September next. Ou WEI)NESDAY, the nth - 't,f flttly. • The Pensimn , s 3d. • per day, - mid thi;se at 6d. to the end 'ef the numbered Reglments.. On THURSDAY, the 10th of July. This Day %rats published, Bro. price 7s, Gd. QTATEM ENT respertiOg the EARL of 'SEL KY KIRK'S SETTLEMENT upon the RED RIVER, in AMERICA ; its Destruction in 1815-6; and ,1 he Nlas•acre bf Gore' nor Semple and his Party. With Obserrai 1 Um; upon a recent Publication; entitled " A Narrative 'of -Occurrences in the Indian Conntries," &c. • Printed for John Murray, Albentarle-street..,„. Luck 7'cuder fi.r the Lighterage and Fresh Beef Contracts nipytbe accompaaied by a - Letter signed b,l two responsible Ptrsons engaging to beconte.bound with Ike Party tendering vs the Penal Suns af 10001. for the due performance,of the fin-neer,.. and of Sool. fur the Mart Contract. Tliisnay were publishedy Bvo. 9s. 6d. - 1 . A DDI - I lONS to tiro Fourth and fortner,Edi rYt. tions of an ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE•pf POPUA TION, &c. &c. By T. R. MALTEMS, "' ' ''• Late Fellqw of .lesos Cambridge, and Professor of klistou and Political Econonk:v i .n I be East ludialCo ! lege; Hert fordshi re. Printed for .TOhn Murray, Albemarle-street. • ' Of whom may be 'had,' -'• • A Fifth EditiOn of 'qr. Maltbits's Es s ay on. Population, 3 Vols. Bvo. 365. btfards., , . , • BI LL OFFICE, July 8, 1817. TO. BE. PAID OFF. Those at 0., froin the 11.-oyai Garrison Battallim, and re maining ,Itegiuienis and Corps; those at Bd. and .all the Cavalry at Bd. per daye ••• • On FRIDAY, the t t th of July. Those at 9d. per day, from the Ist Foot Guards to the COth Foot EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of Sep tember and October, 1 816, viz. . Aids, 1816, - 5(1 George HI. Cap. es. Supply, k. 13,000,0000, 5( Genige'lll. Cap. 54. ,11,01j4 OF: c0N110..§,. . Just publish:id, ~ANEWTRANSLATI9N ~beitig. t he SIXTH EDITI9N, of rEIHE EATISE Coneeruinr, „ILEA VEN and, its W 0 1\ 11 ).1 4 :1 11 , and.also.concerning HELL; being a If.,ehition of Things heard and Bien, ny The Hon. EMANUEL SNA EDENBERG.-8 De 61'3 ql4 .; Royal; 12s. 611'. • •Sold by E. Hodson, • 15, Cross-street, Hatton-gardeii;• and I'.Gofder,,S, Charles-street, 'Vestininster ; and qay he hat by giving orders to all Book Sellers in Town andt!onptry,, Mr. BENNETTmovedfor - a* account of the number of :licensed house, in. Kngl,lnd-aod Wales for the reception of Lunatics.—Qrderetl. Air; CAccti,NFT gitv,e notic e , that, in consequence of the issue of his motion yesterchiy, respecting the remuneration of tlie_Crtistaide, he shook!, early next Session, movefor . a:commii tee to io.. quire irttq ; Jl►c subject. Sir H. PARNELL, obtained , leave to bring it) 3 13i11 to anrend• the Laws relative .to the otfice of l'etty Constables in Ireland. • On SATURDAY, the 1211► of July. ThoFe at 9d. per day, from the Gist Foot, and all the re- Againing Itegituvuts and Gm-ps; as also those at 10d. pc:- day. AIONDAY, the 14th of. July. Those at Is. per day, from the different Reetiments of Ca ,airy, 'with the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. Oti.TUF,SIIAY, the 15th of Juty. • :it Is. per Oy, frith the id Regiment of Foot Guards, 40 . f fie ' en d of fhe . oo.Otie'F‘;a lti . f•ginietits at tb.it !Gite. • . , On WEDNESDAY, the Ihth of July. Those at Is. per day,, front tttt• Royal Gate:son I' ittali,m, - anti all the remaining. Regiments and Corps; and also those lit Is. Op. per day. On TI-lITI:SDAY, the 17th of ThOse at is. Id. Is. lid..ls. 2d. Is. 21d. and Is. 3d. per On FRIDAY, the lath of July. Those at Is. :30. Is. id. IS. rs'. bd. Is. Sid. Is. 6d. tlld • Is.'7d. Is. 74,d. Is. r/ti. Is. std. Is. 9d.' Is. 90: and • at lud. kr day. . Ott SATURDAi, the 19th of .Itt1„ . _ Thoseat ls. iOtI. peer day upwards, with the private Centlemeii who re c eive Annuities in lieu of Pensions iron) the • Ist and Regiments of Fiiot olsp.the I' , n tiotirrs hoin the. se.rial Regiments and Corps, who have bettvadnaii ted on in:count ut Blindoess. It is also ordered and dii ecteJ, that all the Out-Pcosioners belmiging to the sa,d Hospit.ll, do pay : particular attentioo to their Listractiitn., which, tory are requart4l, to produce at the time of Paytoviit, ny whit Is they are ordered io transmit Its the ,ster-ckiierai of his Majesty's Lanit Forcesin .Lundon, ,:utidavitsas therein presciiheil, maorilinnediately.aftgr ever llttarier-dav, without ,vhich their Names will out he entered o n , he I ; aY..• Lists if9r the suhsequent Quarter, and tlitiy ar e tot a:tet wards to change their Place of Alioile„ as slkeem e d in . th..ir Ailidavi:s, without unavoidable nectss,ity, aqd ditty 1'1 , 4 •fyirt4 the same.. . . And if a ny huisioner shall fraudulently attempt to re ('-"it"a doutile payment of his Pension, eit.lner at Chelsea, or .shall be struck mitt' the List, and fur 'tit all henefit trona this Establishment. _ . , RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. • sr ...ckHousE . s; BIBLE, by BISHOP GLEIG. • This I lay was published,. ' l4 Three Volnrnes, wii t Portrait and Maps,. on &my Quarto, Frier 41. 143, tid. and on itoral.quarto, price tsl. tis. tioords, TACKHOUSE'S IINT()1tY of tt e HOLY l . 8 1, s 818 han•nt (if Ch LE; ft viola h o ant te y,i Be U gi ornt•er:n ing:ti', e , and t' the Lo t. Wororldved, to the' Waa -1 Y 'he itt. Rev,•GEOß , 4E , liLlsifi, LL.D. F.R.S.E.F.S.g.A. One of the Bishops of the -sctch •Episc opal Church : budieated, by Per,nisaion, to his Grace , the Luid :Itch 1 ,• • kishop of:Canterbury. rltited for Longulan, liurst, ees, Orme, and Brown F 14 _a. 1 rni iti v i H4 t o n ; Lackington ß , .1, .N.ll AY- L and Shcrwuod, Neely, and Jones. Lunonn,. . p This Day was uhln hed, ° lie Volume, Octavo, pree Ws. in Boards . , a new Edition,. . • tieing the,Seventh, REFu-rA lON .ol• CALVIN ‘l. ;in wt clt the DoOrine of Original Sin, Grace, Rege..eration, ti,'"i'fir;.ation• and Universal Redemption, are explained ; and e.iets mann:timed by Calvin upon those 'mints t,,~e"vod to he cmittaly to Scripture, to the Writings nt he_ "lt Fathers the (11,istian•Church, mid to the Public :atuiaries of the Church 9f Euglarrd. GEORGE • TONI IA NE, D.P. F.R .S. qf Lincoln, and Dean of St. Nall 's, London. to tt ttt ited tm• rf Cadet! an.I.W. Davies, in the Strand ; Deigh- Zu_ Lnstbridge - Parker, (Word; and W. blackwood, at. g h . , 1. Of whom may he had, by the sante Author, • tlth . ;"..leinent s otChrioian Theology, designedprincipally for 2 of Young Students in Divinity. Eleventh Edition, • 0. t 8 ro.: price ISs. in hoards " Introduction to the • study of the Millie (being the prim:,!iEdition 'of the First Voiume of the ‘‘Elemenis,") lititt Eds s tltaately fur the use of Young Persons, price Gs. in ba.LEMPRIERE'S .liis bay were-published, in Octavo and Quarto, C LASsSiCAL DiCTiONA . R.Y cola nirig a Copious Account, o f the Proper Naniesineir -44e ~m in Ancient A u th ors; with thel'alueoll:Oitts• , Cl r ~ u 'e-elsures used among the Greeks .and Rowans ; and a b teat jaole. - • Niht, . ,T. LENIPI3.IERE, D.D. EditiMl;ut tint: Bvo. pricc,l6s. in boards. tie * 'ise Stlllle Work. upYin a very. r eitjarg•cd Scale!„for, the zi le ,r Classe s in tichools and Universities ! and for,Libra .2. itniNoit,Tiriely printed in .. d.to. torice .21 bs: hoards. t i °l ' ; it 6li ; containing iscopion , s t t , ` 4l ?icAl and Historical, of, the Life and Cliaractei, Cuti ( i ' l ' C s.a titi Actions, ork . .inipentlPer . snos, in .all lie!,e.;l:'4, Condit kinks, Professions, arrangvd .111, o cni;'•, "" I '"r , By The sayie Zuthor. An,,Pne h"ge I" lee ,lps in tioards.btu second A'utk,iS also upon a eery en!arged Seale, prii."ittly printed in quarto priice boor+ , • • U'.lll‘,:ei_lll,l..r:r. Cade' t .tott Strapd, Luudou ; and • '""v,494,,Edilxi.turela • - . THE' LORDS COMMISSIONERS 'of HIS. MAJESTY'S TREASURY liavinF given directions fur Paying off the Vrinciyal of the abovelp,entionO`EXCHE tlUEli BILLS with the Interest' due thereon,, at the Ex chequer Bill Office in the Ree.eipt of Exehequer . „New Palace yard, Westmjlister, on Tuesday, the 2.901:day of July, 1817, attendance will be, given daily (Sundays and Holidays ex cepted). until, and including Tuesday, the 22d Instant, troth ten o'clock is the morning till one in the after noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, far tke . greater dispatch, the hearers of the said Bills are desired to place each descriPtion of Bills in separate 'Lists (which are to •tie obtained at this Office) classing them in the Order Of their respective dates . , such as 'are fur the sane Amount being numerically arranged, and speCifying the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, hut . excliiding the days on Which they are respectively dated, to the said 29th day of Jul) inclusive, when the interest will cease ; and the said bearers - , should the; be acting as the agents of holders whose names are inserted in the Bills, ,are previously to pro cure the endorsiments of such holders; and the bearers are ,also indispensably required to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures ; and to write their names and residence at theohettinn of each 'separate List; anti - they are io4reover. reqdired to - attend the Exchequer Bill =Office far payment,. and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the game. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de sirous of 'receiving Payment 'of mie Ptlncipal and Interest, previous to the said 29th day 'of Jitly,they may be ac-' cOuumiated on computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, andleaving the said Bills for examina tion one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of haring new Exchequer Bills iu whole or i❑ part of payment of principal, upon: marking newßills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before Tuesday, the 22t1 In stant, may he accommodated with ❑ew Bills, payable to or Order, carrying . an In terest of two pence halfoenny by the day; on every ode hit,aL•ed pounds, which s.•ud.new Dills will bear, date the said 29th day of. July, and will be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex changed,. on Wednesday, the 30th day of July, and the lid " lowing .days. • 'The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made payable to. r , or order, as above-mentioned, may, be either transferred by endorsement, or will be paid to t he Bearer if the blank shall not be filled up. N. B. All Excl)quer Bills dated prior to September, 1816, hire been'advertised to La paid elf, and the Interest .thereon .has ceased. , , LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Voyal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President. UHGEON-Nir. Kiernan, Member of the 'Koyal London. GOVERSOO.C—EarI of Egrernout, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latonclie, M. P. THE R o y ;1 mrti Noble Pat rittis (et the above INSTITCTION, for the eXclUsive Treatment of VE NEREAL COMPLAINTS, and -their dangerous consequences, in order to insure.thehenefits.that have resulted from it,.se iected :Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal'College) from having directed his chief at tention to• those diseases. It is the misfortune of • Patients under such complaints, to.. he too often the dupts of Mite rate_ Preteoders, who practise ou the credulity by imposing titles and specious promises. ' Against this class (of late %,, numerous and daring), Mr. Nieman conceives it a part of 1,, official duty,to caution. the P.oh tic, by pointilag . to the Cu- Royal College,publiSliett in Fell may 511 0 , as the only sure guide, pod tin no assertion of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, .teithont being, stMe tioned by this List, are to be credited._ : The.annual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some of the- most dingerous cases of Stri‘tines, 11ehility, and other supposed ineuralile affections attic Ge iierat ive Ore.ins,-bave been +ere radically and succes• folly treated ; facts. hitch require no hackneyed testimony of alb to prove, .but the most re sPectahle'fMedical evideoce; Mr. KIERNAN way be consulted as rsual, by both Sexes, at his it. Lower. Charlotte-st Bedford.square, where Letters nom Town and Country are to be addressed, and the neces.ai v Advice and 'Medicine will he given, or seiit, to aiq part of the Untied Kioedom.• • • Just published, price .4s. Second Servat i , ins on the alto ; e Pise: 4 -cs, by F..lierbitt, atad may he hod at N 0.174, Fleet-strect, No. 20,Tottrooster-iuiv, and No. to, CLOWII-court,' TOUR TO THE LAKES. ' ' • This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, with a Cotonred Map, price, s 1• Ss, in hoards, Proof Impressions, HI. r HE LA-KES .4;t LA Ni:A ' EIIRE, WEST AL MORELAND, and CUMBERLAND. delineated in Forty-tlme Engravings, by the most ellllnent rlftists, from Drawing 4. • By JOSEPH FARRINGTON, R.A. With be;criptions, Historical, Topiig-raphicaL and Pic-, turrivie,, the result of a. Tour quide in the Surniaerof the 7ra 7 . '1616, By THOMAS. HARTWELL HORNE. Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, Strand ; _and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. This Da} were published, Handsomely printed in Three Vo Bvu, price.ll. 14s. 6d. in I) girds, a 11CW Edition (being- the Fourth), with lurgt Additions,' of tt I ! 4 ,C01.7115ES and DISSVAITATIONS on the SCRIPTuttAL DocritiNES of ATONEMENT. and* SACRIFICE ; 'on the' principal Argutnents ad vanced, anti the Mode of Reasoning employed, by the Oppo nents of those Doctrines, as held,by the Established Church. ‘Vith an Appendix, containing some Strict,trei o,n MI. 'BelshatAccount of the t nitarian•Scheine, in his Review .of Mr. Wilberforce. Treatise: tog-ether with Remarks on the Version of the - New Testament lately published by the' Unitarians. By WILLIAM MAGEE, D.D. F.R.S. Dean of Cori:, Chaplain to -ins:Excellency the Lord Lieute nant of Ireland, late Senior Fellow , of Trinity College, and Professor of Mai lieMatics in the University of 'Dublin. Printed•for and W. Davies, Strand, London; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. • • • The Third Volume, which completes the former Edi tion, is sold separately, price 10s. 6d. in boards. AFRICAN AND ASIATIC SOCIETY. The eleventh anneal t»eeting of the African and Asiatic Society was held yestetday at' the Free-• masons' Tavern in Queen-street. Bet ween two and three hundred persons, of whom the greater number were ladies, attended. ' About half-pa•t OtiF o'clock Mr. W. 7 tt.BEßFoacw, accompanied by several Members of the Committee, entered the, room, .and WAS immediately called to the Chair, 'amidst the plaudits of the assembly. The Hon. Gentleman briefly, alluded to the objects of the society, n !licit ire observed, did not require , any comment from Irmo to recommend them to the ap ptobation of his .hearers, and therefore he world only remark, previous to the Report being read, that the claitirs upon their exertions and bottoty were not the less powerful because urged in layout of the humblest of the !Inman race.'! }ti Deport was :then read by the secretary ; anti commenced by stating the means employed by the Cominittee in promoting - the education of prim natives of Asia and Africa concluding with •an account of seve ral cases in which the funds' of the society had been applied to, the relief of destitute black sailors and men of colour, some of whom had been sent hack to their native countries. It contained some warm 'acknowledgements - of the zeal, activity, anti benevolence (Worthy Of his high station) with .vehich the LOKI) MAYOII had entered into' all thy 'views of the Comini!tee, and given - effect to their' exertions. A considerable number of the objects of the Society's bounty, both male and kaiak., were present on.this occasion. PEDEISTaIANISUI..-- 'Stevens sta"rted • yesterday rtiothint; at twei)ty minutes past tour, 'and at five in the afternoon he hall performed eighteen tail: s and a halt, making in' the.whole 122 toles. " Odds diti;y increase against leis perforuiwg his under- POLICE. Mr. BENN3TT brought up the Report of the Police Committee. lie stated, that the Comniit tee had thought it•most advisable to doss this portant question under two heads, in order I t s render the•sohject clearer tit the House. These heads ‘vere,- Narltanteittaty Rewards and J.,eoite OtTenders. The fortnerliad a strong tendency to make Men forswear thetnselves to obtain the blood-money In Id out as a recompe:ise for the de tection of crimes. , This was proved by the trials which had taken !Once last year for cinsspiracies to entrap inmicent individuals into oil lives. The sante influence was felt in inferior branches, and. the Committee had no doubt-that, although no discovered in all its fulness, the . evildiad ext'ended very considerably. They had been hammed by a respec7table parish-officer, that police Officers had often gi% en money to paupers, and afterwards taken up.these persons as vagrants, and 7 Obtilined ten shillings for the commitment of each. _This was a subieut which ought deeply to engage the attention of Parliament. • As to juvenile of ca-, tiers, their numbers had greatly increased, as the following` statement would show : In 1313, had been committed, under 14 years of age, GI In 1814, ditto In 1315, ditto In 1816; ditto —Of' those under 20, 1281 had been committed, of whom 900 were for feloriies alone. Out . of 200 boys, two-thirds of whom were under 14 years of age, only 25 had been tried for their fit st offence 141 bad been convicted ; and 26, the eldest of whom was only nine, had also been convicted.---. He then was understood to object (for the Ho nourable Gentleman spoke in so low a tone as scarcely to be heard in the Gallery) to the pu. nisbment of transportation, and the manner in which it was regalated. Since 1812, 3978 males and 637 females had been transported to Botany WI. Of these 1116 were under 21 years of age. He ci,mplained that no provision was made for dick yew' n. The men might indeed work their way back ; but the women 'had no other Means of procuring a passage to England than by'prns tinning themselves as mistresses to the sailors and Officers of vesselS sailing' home. This.wiis ;tio ot her point also deserving of the consideration of Patliament.. lie then she Wed the great expense attendant on the hulks and Botany.. The annual averaile fOr . the last fifteen years seas 225,5801.--- He hoped that the subject would •be • discussed next Session, and moved that the Report be brought up arid laid on the Table. Sir S. ROMILLY COnCu!red with. his Hon. Friend in hoping the Report would he received with due attention by the House next Session. He thou; ht that in some instances a wrong line of conduct hail been pursued. It appeared that many per.. sang s , oteoce d t o seven years' transportation, had beets conveyed to New ..5.60t1 %Vales after spend itig two or three years 'in the hulks at home. When the means Or returni , g were so difficult 10 procure, he could not.. think it.t,t)it to transport persons so far, who had only three or four years of banishment to undergo. it lityrTEttwoiern objected to the system of re %Vat (IS; min .rated, that in a par ticular ease, in which n trifling as..ault had been. committed, the police-officers hail actually 'paid cduiric! And proacquti4 the alluding puny agains;