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t :NITIViD:Eit'76624I r;,v1f...m.,1,11VG. 0l; riC f;;, iliarcla 21, 1917. • COMM ISSIONERSfoi V1C7'1 7 ,1 ',LING t Aricvd,ll3.9TY'S V.4VY du hereby give Notice, that 14 $ riettiou liP 1 5 r I 'l , t tl• j trill be rdiriV to 14'. ~_,„ , , a q - pri nc.r 5 4e.t !neel'entlers. iii' tiltifing settl , cl nit), and treat for Thirty fikeaand Oallons :qt . WEST INDIA RUM, of the strength tokleriseatieried, tic. 4 2 ,1) 00 04/lone .Severe Ile? Cent or oltby Stiktee A N Y' ' ,bollovis Fi ve pc , Cent. ;tnelerproof f drunteter. Gallons. • . !`t d e i livered in th e apace of a Fortnight into his .111ajestP Ilikeetntir Stern at Den(ford ; an d to b e paid for by Bills `04?1,!...6f.t)tq1h 410114 Ninety dayo after date. ' 44'444444 : of the C o n tract be :teen at the Setter _ , ~may 119ifire. ii.... 7re ‘' d lOll 4 44 0 . 04 Dender in which the Price , i.17,L0t. ichahrtetl in worth at length. or . that shall n,, r elt to the hoard before One o'Clock on the said iilrthe lit ef 4- tpril next ; nor miles: the Fermin tv4o to se .,'! i ~..4 1 ntder, 0 ;eine Person on his b e h a lf attends, to . 7 7 4 e1l CU iittifoK ..........,;' . . 0 ~, .........,_: . ' . .t ,:it!AST ' INDIA HOUSE, Match 19, 1817 . i qt.cOURT u 1 DiItECTORS of the UNIT ... . '4/ COMPANY_ cf MERCHANTS of ENGLAND iiutlNO e the Lts - r INDIES, do hereby give Notice, I„i2.4oittiLam, bOURT of the said COMPANY will b4;7144.•tt tf 'Luse in L ea d enhall-street, on WEDNES INN 4e 14thAprilneat, at Eleven o'Clock In the rare -4410,1" the Pant s stia d purpose ot taking i n t o consideration the ki t 4t4U.USPAPE wt.. RS, as far as th e same relate to t h e c el l i,,i t4'Cconn of Di rectors in resisting the Powers exer klic,,,,"'hlt'"culan by th e Honourable the Board ofCOT-7, )447411°Y % 0 r the Aff a i rs of India, in adjudicating disputedt,it 31ha, and i n d i recting i.i the application a fur th e i r d i scharge. " at, .the JAMES COllls, secretary. - _ ................. _____„.......„.. th I.A.ST I ND r A IIOrSE, Marc!, 26, 1817* T ..,. 1:4 (*no of DI li. PaCTORS of the UN I I. t liA ioN T ; ) Cilli i ) ANY of NIELLCIIANTS of ENGLAND 2.4 --!ii to the EAsT INDIES, do hotel)). give Notice y; , , 4? a ‘ lS d t 6 (iIiNERAL covitT of the ' said. COlArrA ! lZ l , l l te ' t° hi: heiO 0 n wray.;if,ADAy, tile'liith ApOkt PC 33 , 1t4414.46" of the COURT of DIRECTORS. or the . 18 0 In7_ thSevi:"4l4"ll C<iptaii, SOLOMON EARL. PaYina s stet ic o: Atii i p P4 ', Y 's D ePitt at Chatham. to retire fr ' Hu _ the • e" . i t rltirol of r)(1/ before t h e nu.. t 4441 e ' 3 --' Ptr4""n""l "d i to the 19th lirctoi,, ' C oact for I licit approbation. agreeab y s. , 1,6 p‘,l‘..,z,ithseap. of the Company% Rye-La ws. ha Te iating to the Case of Captain E 4 ,111, fur the i t) , , )Rr reptirecl by the said Bye-Law, are optdi with ~ tt litia . ‘ i t e , Proo • • , rtt.tolS. JAMES Cott ...n. secridary• ttal,ill"l.43,4•lnTOßS OF .EAS . I INDIA S rut; .11111,4,A" O tPint ) , 3 tN . I'," Iq,I'ICTION of Six D111ECT0 . 11.9 .... %f1 . illk, 't 1 , ... .l, ', ithlia c yb • appointed for W LON r.:l - ) th of i •"`" 1 ", being of your Vote aced In „ a ~„, t.pril next the iarour h'iii, Itirgted f,,, tl .'' :I .ri • Grlltlettleil :--. Ch49lt,T:t"til. sa is tu u(viiitnitiell Maiur,t.l'anks' Esq. ,lie ,f,i; 'pot, Ei q .' George Switit. v , sq• 1L4`144n, Hatt, Swenev Toone , Esq. Which will much oblige, Ladi e s and Gentlemen. ,_ 11,, , , Yuur most hu 'Ale Servants, ht "tit, 4.ltlk:il....,:ilt,l4:lobesrl4:Ali 11 Itritent,, ' John Lunisden, John Morrii, Edward Parry, Rich .rd ParrY. 4 to. ' l44l tY (:1,0, 44,..1)h ct)t, on ' Jolliet Pontoon, . N Rich. Chicneley Illowd . e , k."'ul baniell, .3 . 41__ el Bari., Geo.Abeicrumblc Rubinson, Davit; Scott. ,17',,, ril.l.4rioli Pluhi j u t i l p liudi t , t. .-. Intone, I Iladen Taylor, Juba ' l l'hornhill, l iti o 10,i4 . "0 t tistt i l t ,pritis ay, 11 illiam. Wig' WEL " a thmw, March 2a, 1817. 11.): /iii . : ""....,-,-- -...........................____ ...................r..._._ . t4:q ts 0; PROPItIV:VOItS OF EAST INDIA STO C K. b(htsinem ktAv,,, .", t 4NI t o toil the honour of being , recommende! aik, 41bATE.;Yrth pi' ectors of the East ludia CoornY'we 4 4 it 10)„' ',IMP Direction to be chosen this Year, 4 70 f Et I.!" recio..athig the fuour of your VCYI E Di) ' - . b"14411 EliN E , q) Ay, th e 9tliot April Peel. 1. 4 ''''' 41 1 , 1 d Gentlemen, tir r"n o bviCen t i lt 1 :Ci s a " II 4 °ants . most limn ) e , er I WILLIAM AVI ELI., CLIAII LEK' GRANT, JOIIN JACKSON, CANIPIIELL NtAILIORIBANKS, tti tt Tildia IT . OhORGE KNIrrH, au , SWENY TOONE. Me, Morch 20, 1817. I,l4.iiitedl..itiiit.Dav were ptililished, h.on, .6 vu were tivo. with a Purtra!t of PPetite by I)!thl,.pricv.M.2o'' A! kVol,r),' al paper, price 51.85. in .boards),r. N11._:1d .... - ''ll)koN.,,,,l'i the. Right 1101,. stObb i rl Edition, with Notes. e late ttletlAßl) Hum), D.D. V44rdtd , Lord 1 4ho l i lir Wor ester Y•dttii,grrii,hnd NV. , panics, Strand; and"-W. 1). li i , ilk. :WANT sNIITIV.S WOlti{*S. 1 . : 4 73 . iy w erit , ~ Genitioe 'Edition. jt i"',tts,l..(4.Pu.',"siled, handsomely printed, in tive,nja.rtgce. 4", ~..1,,, .t te) 1,,,,,,,,t. itb a Portrait of C'ie Author, and 't. ' wirt. ),, ,r ~,,,.;.‘ttr,,,,,,,,,ii,„„,,,,p,„ft.„,,„,„,,,.., e w , r 1 i k \vl,u)orit!, _ tca, 1.4.,1) 4,,,1th.S complete of ADAM SNITTIL ''il ti.,'"4olbkill . ' ' it 's. of lor 4 ;ri• 4 r ,i, . fon.p.of thq ~ 1,, keti..1,0,1., or los * .! . ,1 op ant..... 4. tit, tt ,i., , t...,.._ „id, amt 'llth,l rufe,c,„ ' 3,.t,itity i cust.mils II) ;••(-,011a., „ ily of / 131141 4.:T C,",.. ,61 Mot ii Pltikosuphy in tEtoi.4 11'114..,,,5cs / tiy 4 v tkta,titi• 'it'k","' ins I nmiii y int o the Native ifit ‘''''i.„,_ 1 "(iN, I; '''"Ill'IN; Theory of Motal Serttiiiliglti.ia+"" ~ •4; i. 4.1 f,,,,t ,F,4lt*')ll4. Pieces. - - i.; 44 1,"'"gtol . lit(4ldl 4114 1 NV D• '-' '' St and ; F;l:.' and f 8 1 c -G. l 4'' J. Otri, —. a Ic'' r • . t orvoluall ro. 04t1 , itith,d, iot ; NA' stigrave and C. 0., 7 ., ~wart i r? ,q„3,,,:0, 1 3, (1,14":,,", .J...llo„,:iker ; E. Jeffery ; r'4‘1,...5.' and J. iiP4 .1, ~, , . jii.ui:' : . aud } sett 'l a ti'l iiraTti;Ttle;j't '' l ' : s i l t i i ' nll ft rgli• ~, i1:,,,': I nqui r :!:',', , .lll I htsia he had, ae pat At ei:,, . 41) r iA, 44,11; lv:v '.".a .the Natore and tattses ot the N. e4,% 1 _ , lll.i'Ut (4 ti!tht,,l. lit 'tl bic'i are ii . !:tixt.,i, an .•11)11(1., K.p. 1.44i4,1,ki, e,,}4l„;'" 1 -4 1 1 . , of tlie .Ittlior, and it view of ~,. ''.,f'•). ,4,0"1t1y Pained t , l %Slli I hi's, of the French Hettnotms. ,i , itt 1.1 l' • ' 1 . ' „r, 1,, t r , t' tt V 0 utnt.s, . 8 v0...pt iee 1l„ 7s. 4 1 1" ' 'lt' i41,,,'r brut or N, oral , ~ a, R I , tv it. t 4 I)(l.l.4shentantents; in , one i1.03/411-11,11e • , ~,,r. • 41% ktiil “ ' , 41144 sgbiee43 4ie. iti;11111;iliIrds &ii , .. . : - "pir ,(, , GLOBE lIVSURANCE, 1 , 41;r,,m.4 Lt. AND.Colailili.L. FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES. ALL Persons, wlifomlices with thi;. Corp rally heeume due at Lally-day next, art requested to tale Notice, tiri4 eitc,ipts for the Itenewal thereof are.now ready fur delivery at the. Conipaiirti Qigees, P• 0 1- Nis% anti No. b, Cornhill t- mod in tlie hinds of their rtspee, tire A4ents In the Country.—lnsurOces der at Getly-day trust be paid on or befOre INe 9tli . day of the fifteen days 1:.lotval for toe Renewil thereof will expire. by Order of the Board, JOHN CHARGES DENILIM, Seitelall. London, March 20, 1817. . .., _ : .-s : - -, :; : •. -, ":%;':.2.-,c. , 1,45,','"••• -,,,, ••.,. 1 - ' '',. -- 11: ) •,* 44 ' (,-1;:),- - ' - -1 \ ••••••-• _.- , J ~ ~.,,,,, 1 ...,,, „....._.. r•,- - ; , , ,-: - , , •4 .. -,• -' " • -. 1 4.• .4 74 ~...-'' 4.7 • ---: F..- -----• " ***".''' ..., 4 - ''', ' ---:-- --. , igi . . , ...... ,-,---,,,,---)•' ~.:. z..,.. -• ~..`,/ ' -:-..-,--.. '-,r . --; ,41?-&.......:...., . ~' •-•.-. 4 -:.; - '''''-$ ' , , '":" .. 'rei' ' e . w. •,,,, , 4„, r ', ' ; 4 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ) 1 1.# 0, : . isil • ..;" ::,,,,,,,..; vt.,,..±:,:.:14:1„ i. - - 4,7 „. . 4 .. ' .;:./ ' ' .47 r 1 A '\%,\,,„;.:: ....„,t , N. • . Illii ; 'llli THURSDAY, lARC I 7 . IPI7. :. ~ t,. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established bylloyal Charter, in the Reign of King George the First. - March, 1817. PERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due on the soth instant, are hereby informed; that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the itoial Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as wel! as by their re spective Agents in the several Counties and the Parties as. cured are requested to apply for the iteuewat of their Poli cies on or before the 9th. of April next; as the usual rif teen Days allowed. for Payment, beyond the date of each Po licy, will (hen expire. • SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. lie Attendance, Is et , the si iid Wires, fortes. Assurance - of Poildinge, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships, in Harbour, ill' Duck' or while building, from' Lose or Da •mage by Dire; and alk for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives. N.II. Fire Policies will be.issued free of Expence to the As sured, where the Annual Premium amounts to Gs. or up wards. • CARROLL has the greatest toitisfaulion ih ILA . laying the following SCHFAIE of the ensuing LOT before the Public, and has no hesitation in declaring it to be the best that hat been submittekto them during the last twenty years. In every former Lottery there have been generally as many as Your Wanks to Ouv Prize, hut in the present there are nearly Five Prizes. to Two Wanks, and the lowest Prize is 4 111. value, with the farther advantage of Tickets and Shares selling at the following Low Prices, viz.:— A Whole Ticket is Guineas. • Half 4.9 19i• Eighth Z.e t ts. 6,1. (Xuartcr SCHEN K. - - 9....Prizet 0f.... ,C..2o,oo6itiloney ,C.40,000 Y. . io,ooo Consols 4U,Otu 9 2.000 Ditto 4,140u 0 l,OOO Money 4 'o4o Coasols 4,000 6. SOO Ditto 3,000 10.. . . 200 Ditto , 2,0c0 tO . .... 100 Money i 0... 5O Mono , 40 25 miiiiil 11,000 12 money 4• : _Prim of a Ticket each in the Next Lottery , 6,00 to he drawn the ,Ith June*, which in,ty be 96,000 . told for -1111. each ' . . 10, 0 0 Pri ZPs 4,602, Blantis. - Grand Total. ,C.Vo,oun 1.400 Tickets. The DRAWING will coramenci on the 30th APRIL. The Firot. drawn 1000 blanks will be each entitled to . 121. and every Ptize above Obi. will receive, in additiOn to such Prize, One of the above . 8000 Tickets, so that the Ticket which shall be drawn One of the Prizes of 20,0001. in this Lottery, may also be drown One of the Prizes of 15,0001. in the Hem' ; and all by one purchase., * The Lottery to I), drawn on the 4th .Tune will only consist ur the, 8000 Tickets - which are given as Pri,2e4 in the above St;iirtna, Todd will centain Two Pcicas of Lf. , ,0001. and moil other Cipitatit k all of which 'oust tie gained by Adverittirers in the present Lottery, ‘vito have the option of keeping their Prize Tickets, or selling them for 121. each at any time he. fore the tat of Jane. TIC'KE rs and SHARPS are on Site at the Offices of CARROLL 7, CORNUIL I., arid 26, .OXFORD,S'cREET (estahlisheii 1777), where 7735. a Prize of 30,0001. and Sete' other Capitals, werd Shared and Sold in the Lottery before the last. Favourite Numbers may be secured by an early Application. Two BOOKS—EVERY PAGE A TREASURE. This Day was published, USEVUL mid LEGAL INFORMATION ;u every Speci• $ of teal Properly, Estates, !looses, An huh &c. with a Plan to make 2 per Cent. legally, with out risk I price ss. The MASTED'S otrr to his APPRENTICE on quitting pOinting out his way to Wealth and Reputation ; p rice 3s. Dy an Old Stager. Sold at No. t, Paternoster-row. This Day was published, handsomely printed In 6 vols. see. Mice al. as. in boards, a New Editionuf A N ECCLZSJASTICAL lIISTORY, Au cleat and Modern, front the Birth of Christ to the be. ginning:of the Eighteenth Century ; • in witich the, Rise, Pro. gress, and Variations of Church Power are considered in their con:station with the Stato of Learning and Philosophy, and the Political History of Europe during that period. By the late Learned JOHN LAURENCE - MOSt - lEIM, D.D. Chancellor of the Universit y of Gottingen. . Translated from the original Latin, and illustrated with Notes, Chronological Tables, and on Appendix, A.RCHIBALD MACLAINE, D. D. Continued to the end' of the' Eighteenth Century, By cH4nes COO T S, LLD. And furnished with an additional Appendix to the Tirtt Book, By the Right Rev. Dr. GEORGE GLEIG, of Stirling. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies; F. C. and J..ltiving= ton • 0 Wilkie: Wirigrat, and 'Co.; Walker and Edwards' , .1. Cohen ; J. Nunn; Clarke and Sons t Lutignian and Co.; E. Jeffery; W. Stewart; Lad:ll:gum and Co.; S. Liagster ; J. Asperne ; 11, H. Evans ; J. Richardson Baldwin and Co. and Gale and Fenner. LOCK AND SURGICAL ills..N.tiAtt 1 . His lt . o.iii•iiighnesi the DUXE of YORK, President. Strant;os.-'.llr. Kiernan, Washer of. the Royal College, Lortchi . n. GcnicaNnits,—Earl of Egremoot, Earl of Leitrim, lion. Col. J. Derry, M.P. John LrOottehe, M.P. rliE Royal and Noble l'atrOna Of the above I. INSTITUTION, tor the exclusive Treatment of VE NERBAL compLAiNTs, and their dangerous consequences, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se lectee KIE I LNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the.Royei College) froth haring . directed his ehief at-, tention to those diseases , . It is the misfortune of _Patients under such complaints; to be - too often the 'aupcs•of rate Pretenders, who p r actise . on the credulity by imposing' titles and specious promises. lust this class (of lat'm n umerus and .ditling), Mr..Kierna g n conceives it a part of bik otkial o chity t o caution tile Politic; by pointing to the List of the Royal College, PirbliSliert in Feb' 1816, the may sure wide, and that nu assertion of Persons assuming such titles, and priblicly adrertiting thent, without being sanc tioned by-this Litt, are, to be ,credited. The anqual reports of the Lock Dispensary will prove, that some.of the most dangerous cases of Strictui Debility, and ether supposed incurahle'`afrections (lithe Genet ative Organs, hare been here radically and successfully treated; facts. ti hick require no hachnied testimany;of aililavits to prove, ,but the most re . Spectabie - Medkialevid ,,, c . Mr. it.ttNiV; ni,y, Ue con,ik s ited ttS .nsual,:hv .both Sexes,' at his house„, 21, Lower Chailotte-street , Beilford-siluare, where Letteric'troiii 'Town 'and Country.are to be addressed, mitt the necessary Advice ,and Medicine will be 'given, or sent, to any part of the United Kingdom. 4.4 t published, price 4s. Second ELlitioo, Practical Oh servatinns .1111 Aire Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had at. N0.'174, Fleet-street, No, 1 1 4e,r mot r- ow , and No. 10, Lrown-conrt, Soho. BIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. IOUSK (iP LtiROS, 11, ....DNESDAY; Ai ARCH 26.. I the ..Scotch Appeaiii; 'knit and iirtplic A inil ()die, tltr j►i►lo►nent of be low was •• • •' ; - PfiltCY presented a ,petpton 4 the object a which we could not licar.— , -Laid on the ... . . • hilts I3ilt, froti • The Exchequer,.oll(l . Bar l ! ori Ex. portatititt Bill, were read a.ttiircl time, b i rd passed. The Excheq►ter Cotiit proceedings Bill was coMmitted add reported.-;—Adjourited: //OUSE OF tOMIVLON,. LONDON PRISON On the motion . of S)r that the eeport of the Loudon New 13111 be taltbn into fis titer considiriim The Siiiszett rase, eV ill:inked; that he had repOrt, which wea \Try prislia; end appeared to contain all the circumstancei relative to the case. Jo the course of that report the Jaw officer of the City of London stated, that he thought the indulgence of the House might be extended to the City in this instance, becanse•a similar itidub.tcnee had been given in other cage's. Tuere could be no doubt, that the Rouse had frequently departed from its established regulations in matters of this kind ; but it was •under Particular rules, which could not be dispensed with. The first class of eases within those rules was, either that proper notice had not been given, or the -sickness of the 4gent, or the miscarriage of a letter ; under any of winch circumstances the House would give iuetul g,nce. Another class of cases,was of this sort-- the tailing of a bridge, on the arrival Of a person from abroad, whose presence was absolutely ne cessary : but the present case did not come within collet of these rules. It was said, that the agent, Ale City Iteumenibrancer, had no order to proceed in this matter til. February ; but the principals., the Committee of Ili pnivelactit, knew they should want to apply to Parliament two years ago. It retold, therefore, be a violation of all the rules of the House, it they should consent to any farther proceedings on this report 'at present. He hail felt it his duty to state the praetieb to time House, ad d now Idt the case to their determination. Sir j. Snaur said, after. having heard the api nion which ha" been just delivered from the Chair, he did not think it proper to propose that tiny far ther proceedings phould be adopted at present. Ile should, therefore, defer the farther considera tion of this matter till the next Session of rhr liament. Sir JAmEs OttAttAm said, he should always ob ject to thisiintentled measure, if any other cows ty than diet of • Middlesex, awl the City of Lon= don, were to te ta,ied !or Carrying it into ekeetl. don. He hoped the City of London would think it right to tax themselves only; and not to burden the Counties of Kent, Surrey, Buckiugham, and Hertford, for the improvenreint of thei: - City.— • (Hear !) Mr. Alderman ATKINS hoped, that, although the nonoutable i3alOnet said he should defer this measure for the present, he would think it incum bent On him, at a future period, to do all that was necessary for the idiOrovement of the City of Lon don, according to the views of the Committee that load been appointed for that purpose. Mr. H Stnussa and Mr. C. SMITH said a few words, when the motion Was withdrawn. Mr. Colmar; presented Petitions from Wood bridge, 'and another place 'which • we did not dis tinctly hear, praying for relief under the Poor Laws, Referred to the Committee now sitting on that.subject. • Mr. ARKUTIINOT presented the papers moved for by Mr. Bennett on a.fornter night, relative to the various appointments which Colonel Berries held muter his Majesty, with the dates of sueli appointments, and the salaries atir.P , l t theru. Mr. CALVKRT postponed hit G"«'l 4 .frt to preventing frauds in the dispos'.l of till the 16th of April. The Naval Officers Pay Itegnlnticu 1..1 want through a Committee ; the Re: -.)ti yrt up, and the Bill ordered to he rrei "4 - A;e6411 - 7,2g to-morrow. SEDITIOUS MEETINGS srt.t. A message from the Lords' unnwtved Lordships' assent to the Seditious Mt— tap; with certain .amendments. The CHANCIBLLOR of the EXCHEQUEU then tor. et', that the, amendments be taken into co:nide:a.. tiou to.mnrrow. Mr. littouottot observed, that he took it to be clear, that the autendiments might occasion eon• siderai& discussion io tbt.t Hottse, and theriforc lie hoped the .Right iloc.on:nlieGentletnan would not press the i consideratton rd them before ,the holydays. "I it CHANCIILLOR of the gg.C242IZURP. said, no thing'--would be more inconvenient titan to delay the discussion of a -Mil of this nature. The pre servation of the peace of the country readtred it absolutely iteeesary that no time shouLl be kit in p ass ing into alaw. Hcshould persevere in his motion, that the amendments be taken into consideration to-morrow. Mr. Cuawst•i was certain that no measure of greater importance could be •brought under the consideration of the House, and, thriefore, tun time should be allowed for , the discussion. This annihilate the best liberties nt the soi i„ t nod h e trusted that it would never pas% that House. Nothing could tend more etreetnally to extingnOt all poblic liberty than to enacts that there should be a complete gagging of the peo ple within a certain distance. Every day went to prove that this odious measure Wit 3 altogether tin. V EP IC'; SEVENPETC:E., necessary ; as the, Gentrem,l7l io the n Chair was labOor.ing wider ;ion, arid, couseTintly tat ! : (fphitfrt he very him; it 'Verfts that the . oiseus>io!) such ciret,tpoiiitices he. thought ,the:C;;::.,74ml; 9 r of the! jl,,, F tle q uel. mi g ht . kviit at least a fort To .6im i.e iippedireq no, necessity . - wat e . yFr foe i,ind he could .pot hut ohs.cryy , that . , "highly as he might, think of the integ r ity o f t h e Lion; Members, he knew not what that 1-louse eyouhlcome to, if therr connexion with the pevpie Wtls cut olf. Sir JAmits UttAnAtsi difered with the, I-ion. Ge,ntleManiri every point of view. he only way to•se . ciree the liberties of the subject was to pass thls bit! as . speeililias ‘ possible. As the, hill now stood; the people were wiipvverl to meet atid discuss eveTY, subject as fully and tretly as they ever ' • ' c mot on eras then carrier;. , . ptiAl.l,l Oricgeti to kOnlv; the Algitt Hoe. iieniletnon fllOw the _amend ments to be printed,l6 order thitt ihe.tiotise Might see whit they , were goini•to disciiss ? • • The butAtioet..i.ott of the Bxatteatteli he'd no objection ,vhatever to this propo3itimi. Mr. BitottcittNi then asked; .vhether the Right Hoe. 6entlenian did not think to.norrow too eirly to takethe amenments into consideration ? The I-ionic ,C d ,could - cut receive , the. printed copies till a t late hoiir •and the Right 114 n. dentlematt prrhaps, bring forward discussion al• most as soon as ilia House met. , Tbe CliANcei.i.oit of Ole 14,xmlEaunp,, two no doubt that the itititithititits would he printed in time. They were then brstered to be, piiitietl forth with. SCOTCH UNIVERSITIES. • Loiti Al. HAMELTOI4 nroved tiir leave to bring . in a Bill to repeal ilie 54th ut the King, rviAtive to the drawback on Paper: His object w.as !di place the English and Scotch Universities upon. the sanie foot ink, with respect to this subject. Mr. Lusitliird+obt Wis. every dispo sitiou to put the Univeriities ante two cnuntrit e on the s= u ite footing': 'lint he . onderStijod, t h at ihe law Officers of f'4cotland hail given their Opinion; that the repeal of this Bill vi.as not 'neeessdry for securing the interests' .Of the Scotch Uni,./crsitiel. lie would, theretOre, propose tu.the N , bble Lord to withdraw his motion and; if he thotight pro per. to move for leave to bring In a hilt to amend the said Act. Mr. BROUGHAST Yri Shed to knoW, whether the Chancellor ot the Exchequer: wn . ul,l lay a ease be fore the law-officers here, for Irheir opinion ? his part, he should be mod% rather disposed tai tike am opinions of the Art'oettcy St7tieitor.t. Generals of Enkland, than of the Lord Advocate and Solkitor•General of Scotland. The latter had much gt enter powers than the rtirtner, in some cases extemding even to the 'exercise of • preroga rives; but he did not conceive that oil were at All superior in ability to the former. Mr. LUSHINGTON said, the opinionS cri 'the Attorney and Solicitor-Gerietals here had been taken on this subject. Mr. liaounumu wished tei kmiow, Whether they had given the - same opinion ai the SCoteli 14W.: officers, upon tire •samerstat einem ot the case? Mr. LusnlNoToN Slid he believed the fact to be so. Mr. BROUGHAM flp;:tta.l'.4 disteht froni this, ittid the motion was will; PRINTIN VeTtg. The SPEAKER, in pursuance of a notice he had given last night, took the liberty at addrissing a few words to the House Oh the adoption of some more convenient mode of printing the votes of the house. Slace the , time of Charles in 1680, tl.l C:ity of Hut ending the p, 7.,ting of the vo:cs committed to the speaker ; hut, he ithoUlti mot deem it proper to 7 alteration in an established prin.:tied coneurrtr. , :c of the Mute. Some ;I.aw et:tln..: - 7-7—t, rens now become necessary. - bad. increased in ts :e sicrc. f:.• Union -with Ireland. .. 1771: This induced :a adopt a !note commotlibus • .! -;:•-ttrts than tormeily hem in • toing so' be hat! of the former c: 'i'bis alteration lie.. Ord the sancticit Douse in . 181 0 .; ai^ - .In the get: ring business of the House lered it irrTicl.:ticable to bide the votes in a rem days ti.ey In crinsequenei;T: •.,. Ire had heett le der the subject : , _tt • and tia method by wh - 1.-.l* he .7.,1 - arilit be en?`::1 Bute the: votes at an early hour IL.. .It 7: together with , the siotites, orders a the (!e'y, initl second readings of The ;-:fl'ett of the measure would be also to bring up the arrears of the Journals. so that the House would posseSs them 'complete 'Within a week after Session closed; and to ...reduce the plunges (which amounted to ninny ththisum!-) -halt . . If the House thoughtiliroper to refer the proPaslit to a Select Colninittee, it would be his dirty to abide by Viliate%ier'sifeision might be made; hut he thought it' impor tont that the House shnuld,eome to an eafty determinatioit, thafthe business being arranged during the Recess, an opportunity might be allot tled of making the experintent totting the remainder of the present Session.` The Cithriasl.l.oft of tile EXCUEQUER, after stating that it, was unnecessary to add any.recom. 'Hell d a l ion. to so salutniN a proposal, moved, " That a Select Committee tie appointed to consider a more expediff4us mode of printing the Vo:es of r!'lkrl. ~_ ,~ f 4