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II!. tap. •t. .. 11E LORDS CO IiNIISSIONMItS of 11 " 1 MAJESTY'S TREASURY having i *iven direction's ~4 . l) lY ing 011ie PritiCipal of the above-mentioned F,)iCl-14e -141jEli 'BILLS with the Interest due thereon, at the tx . h „, * , .) , 4lrice in the Ileeeipt"ofßxcliscpter, New Palae.e- Wesllnitister, .011 Friday, the listh day of , ‘Pril , Vi l l ho given 'daily ' (Sundays and holidays ex , l O t il , ' !MI :ilighiding Mond a y, t h e 1 4t h A pr il, le!I 4. Clech in the' morning, tin one let the after ': Parpose ofeceivitig the same; and, for the t he'heitieri of the :safe! Bills are desired to ~ t icin of Bills in separate Lists (which are to 41 ' 1 / 1 i ; Olheti) classing ' then') in the Orderwf . their rta ;'. ll, sll4ii,.as are for the ;wise -41:,)11.91.P0,h'in1 '' l , ! and : spiv : 4)lll4 'a Ik'4,4cipal i Seses 4n d 'II, echnpnted fioni . Initexttluding the days it , ', t t 4, y ,'Yale regiv'eCtivOr dited, l to theriaid 18th Lilly la 41(14i vt 1 , . when , 'the, interest : will, cease; and t h e should they he acting as the agents of holders are tiserte,l in the Bills. are previously to pro ,mews of such holderi; ,and the bearers are ' rewired to indorse each Bill with their eel,' to write their names and residence at t, 4 4f . va .' ll "Pin'ate List: flril they rn are nritOrer r , te . OTte ßd•the'gX4h. ltier iiill ()lice fur payment, elll the new Bills, and give thelteCeipts for the l of • the rtforesid should be de. Ittent of , Vac Principal and Intere*t, )to, It day of April, they may l'a •"' pi; the tit.-rest -to the day o n which carit:g the said 13ills for ci,:atuina-. tto. • ie ilesirons of Miring new. &Chequer part of payment of principal, upon liretitioning the •,:raquitt at the bottom or heron, Monday, the t4th April, ' Wit h tluw Bills, payable to or Urlu r, carrying un ilflti'nny by the day, int every one Uld new Bills will bear date the swirl will he delivered, together with , vet of the Rills so. 41.t.sired to be ex t 44 19th day of April, and thu ful- isitted'in Exchange, and made t. order, as above- mentionrej, lorsenient, o r will be paid to the a he tilled•op. Ilr • dated prior. to April, • 1816, paid and. the Interest thereon Atli II Cr..••,...1 with the In t , e r : httoer ltill OfFice in th e flec ,i pl, Wettitiriater, ott Fri k r , -•!tOittaitte wi!l i' be iir en it a L- -1141) lipti! rati :iligtildin li' : 14' 0,.."1, te!i o 'clock in the . , 11 : 1( > flt the mirpote of rel , . 140, dis t.l tl •h .; eri 0, i,, In cl, 1C tar . . 0. •L- /140 F4eli ilysitit)ticin of BMA :,, ;11"thttineti ntlyit 01401 cial 0 .:,)101ive. tout, snLII,As aFe 144:44r1,Arranie,I, end iipt to itt4,„ -,, , . , ~ ur ~ , , Ltae thereon, effutpot, ir' I 'll MA till kits i•etiveettyl] ,$:1 . 14Pril . ilicilUive, ITn-L en ' the i t tteattts, 6hoold they be i ft kJ ~..i ham n Are ttgerte:l in t 1 0 Vlittetodqr,...tnente ~f snel I* iititittpensatriy revired t 01' 1014 i tignatorts ) ; and t o write ;1. :lilt INturn of each septtrati. ~ trvti ted to ottend Vie' gx4h.' 4 kMill ketil,C the new Bills.. 14,0. :kat, , ,oit 1114oy of tht" 1; I i ,tta of ..re„i;li 'r' '4' tyre Ot: 44,': 1 44 to th4,-{l44l:l4)i's'l,Y,'da ,i,* ,''''''''l,4l NI said , tz ‘,,. ti (te; '‘:,I*111 to h e ~. i " ) P , I Th, ! , , *l ll to ,`, , 1 41,1( i Cal 1 , .t; . ,ilot , ..? prior threto. ;o•,'(if 141, i4P7.;',u'is 43 lu,ty 1 !%., desir `fi,# tlikk ;;!'t ll ,', or in !hut of Ldi' thoir 1. • ii:?,;11!!,4111-1 toe nti o : i l 74 11 114 .1 : tdr ; ' 4 R_1F : 4 4 3,1 o . t . t or I 0 401 . , e 441.1 tiro' . 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" 1 4 111 07/.411,1 COiAllt tp.',ol 1 , 4 ' 4 'n ,liar bra n '''!". ' 'Ft', ''.,,-___ C, .r: PINT ' , —"- lit .. , A.,, Lp. r "i ' ~ I A v , . gliif t;111-'1tf:t.1\,- 1 A a I t 1,41„ . .i.coLRA : ' 'se. 111 1Pn I I'er Yard. :;`, ' 44,1L4'(:1111`1.. 0 t 0 J.) , i , ,d, ot:t4i,ii. t•%ii 7444411 ti.". .'.• • .3 2 l ~,,„' 41 N , 1' .‘ ftjr ( hell. . ' LN 4 l{ ~ .. '" • G a () ,"'' Vtitil Yttif;l4.4''''• whit.. • 0 3 6 11` 11 1 1 1/414441.'e1i Clio. a 0 . 11, • Nee. a rt`.y ilkdi IA Kh e •!.• • 1 15 0 ixttil, vtlio., ,e' ' a • ; 414 inh,till '‘''cite.' i a t.tipvt,3'l,llity 6 6 i) ?i' f f • .$ 6i4?'',,-ts ll * ~;.? ~,k1 iiii;4ii ~s. . vq, %.,ait4ti,, " a () 4;11, ;:41;,;,i' ... 18 C' lii ;,,' i' ~1,.,"4"d . ei'; ,s,'''':i'l,s,''''.o do. a - 3 3 ' X i! ;, •••• • .4 13 • a„ .1, ~,,,' ‘,..literti%;rote t 6 • ev 7' ''''; ',l 4 4 the '.) w ." t. 4.,1 "le , xo t t pelt et e ',...., , ithe:Zt."!4.--.1 t4l .7s, ' . if- 'I . ' '"'-- ,ti L TEETH AND EYES. 'IC, ) NU. Ali Surgeon-Dentist, Pa. ttiett the Kings of Erigland and EItA.L TEETt I h:ati t Ito honour '‘er Pol)lic in ge- Prance, aal can e , 040tt041 iff Twn, at iiti ticsns4., this . opportunity to acraiot 'eat tinantity of Alt tIFICLAL Mattes by Mr.llcsj4rdins, the Loch, NLN WAREHOUSE. E LINEN, ItUSSI i UNEN, FRENeH Elegant Diaper Table Oaths, 2 yards long 0 6 0 if o*. tl , l ... 0 8 0 21 do do .. 0 10 0 3 du. do handsome duui►le DA- ?)Ksk, 3 yards 1 1 0 3 no. Superfin e I 7 0 8 i gin—elegant doable Detwaini 4 du. do ' .1 18 0 6 do. ctn. ... 3 3 Breakfasts;:ip . kins, per dozen Beautiful Danni , l do 0 18 0 Stns Linen liiicka -oaelts, for Toweli, per yard 0 1 0 13-e With will,pture that the al...re-mentioned. Uill`'''ll c11.41,1G, 78. Oxfora-stri..tt, tr, r , 1:,;"::' .... .:—.;-___ .„ title 0, • ~ ~.,,,,. ,:., 17 .4 retetl t ) It le:junta natl. --b " u --•.•-• I. rntu the faiut etoltr4cis . lily soot at i • I A t , t. , ,e.... 4 putty riled' ..,;, „)..., slihitill he Ihe foundation of So. ~4•t)tt ;4,4iithitx.i. which ix oftvo di turbed, 111.,„ ii 11 , 4 14 t. ,:, 1 11 the Itlilun out takin'e those inrcistitioll.i du ottgl-t the . ,-,,,r, •,tnulst rt:, them the etklipyitteut 'of that gre,it "Br" ~ 'tnutst lite awl' t ., 1 I .' 1 Lli""ers ~, ~::,„ 0 . d 1,...t0.y vattety o r, none ~tu r. e IS lirtown to stitrer,thereA-- 4 u ''''"44 titan those which result him '''''' earlyl ilii4lP4tiolt, or solitary intemPe" .41::..:(i, tittp , t us , ',fa .. ,a4rffi On. beg t o state that the sedt", 2 ' ,4 ; rq. 4(10 -'e. esclusi •‘1 • 1•‘• t the frtittt tut " ''.„4l'4lN Ct)ilsltt.,..ll:\'''it'se'e,tre(ittltute then' i"tit,4,l,ey 1 itt:Cpticettielit. ',A4 re.viller Surßenuqi . ",),tti.trrt,itta.tteutture for ot';.'rY st46e al : I „ I" t 4 t : d i 17( - 1 1 , Lied ut an iniquartled mome,),,,i,i ':7 '141'4:3 of lite and-for everi class it' "-•-.., .., contequehee ofij v 4 ile ulitferctious, pr-- iti,,, ty of , , . it,,,;i1.,,0,i,"e1ct).1.- ) 1 .- I by Ititiciitatinut ~`,wittit all tht• iniff oi l tit . . t s i t o t f dil 1:•e---,t,11,e„.bu9dY ,`,trti null eintsciatei If cheeks t : "c."l"' anti "" ''' l '.l I„ , -- e , „., h ontiy 41141. tlt!tectetl.- . the ;•-• I,:trtictar brartat they refer to - {4l:,+•\,. i,ter ttleuri:lti.es, ilti.y have-._c4-: ~, . 4+,0 tt,e t it, 1 I,itee.,. ilt ;t notch extenflefl l'r' a vr,-,1-ct '14.10,111!" ...t:s of sypitilictic contithtmtl' v 6 l'ts, 1,,,,,„., + ' ,I 11, quirt period uf twu nays ; on ItilAis , , kt, s,;t:,, i,,tiits fit the Ooth+3, glet.ts, SeMill tl,t)ti:,!!+l4,s ~ l,rupt an in their 11,!'1.11 ? ki:''fil!,‘‘‘f \ll.-,•1! Pkt feJlt an hivirotrate_tt constitution. fic, , P.vi,io,-,`,, Who have long been tlitiappointett in 4' Cil''',s, '', ' ) ,f it FAUILY lit + Lti ++,,ltryti I hat, ' ... 1'1'444 ',111."„.f-er!,1:),,,.c:i ,e.,elt:vts are c u ' ra'.4l . t; by utenical.ski) I , Q'tt,, 7 ti,.. v,•rt,,i,,ti v.,.. 4401 impetluututts Ite tut otTeCt 0, L'fittlq t4rNii,„ii soli toltert, yet Int! cure of such dP: tr,Yxpt.tit,t,,Poreovis of renrot!lti, 'situ: acquire- F,t,f"‘', tk./Its1(14 „ , 1 ;-,,, t,44,s ~,, 1 .•11 11,, 1 ,! - ••••,r. May 114: c,outtired by pants of ,iitt iti 147' IlLittt'4l.!'t 'vereeY old unnonr. it t"ii rip 4 r cin,., 4„e"I t'artieri. Isliti,(nt- in the country. ),.., itit4rk;4l,44;?t, ;001 general 11414' of iivitig, &c. '''" Itlat4,;!,st,q, , i .G.l" advice unit tortlicihes,' tile same (ilit,''' I:14114f Olt: kiti+otl;4ll. - 11. CI ,oral 4ie TEJED:Ci r . APRIL 1, 1817. 1 • el CARROLL leas the greatest satisfaction in . laying the . fdllotving SCHEME of the ensuing LOT .TERY before the Public, and.has nu he.sitatimi in declaring it. to be the best that has been submitted to . them (luring the , last twenty years. • In every former Lottery there hare been generally as many as. Four Illanba to One Prite; but in the present there are neArly Fite Prizes to Two Slanlis, and the lowest Prize is of lit. value, with the flirt her adr;onage of Tickets and Shares selling at the fallowing Low Prices, viz.:—. A %Mk. Ticket is Guineas. .I- atf. ,C.9 • IBs. Eighth......,C.0 .11s. fhl. I Quarter ...,;,.- 2....Vrizes 0f.... 4.20,000 . Money . £.40,000 2 20,000 ConsOls 40,000 • 2 • 2000 Ditto .. ' 4,00 u 2 . 2,000 Money 4 'l,ttoo Consuls 4,000 6 5OO Ditto ,1,00J 10 ' 200 'Ditto _ to •••••• • • • 100 Alan ey t 0... 5O Money 1,000 4t) .• • es Nloney 4 2,000 1.2 'Money 'l': tees of a.Pcket each in the Next Lottery, . . 8,000 to he tltayli.the -It Ii .lane*, which may ,by D 6,000. sold fur 121. cacti t , 10,L.99 Priies. Cirtutil Tutu'. ,CANOtuuo Hlauh►. 14,600 Tickets.- The DR A WINO will commence on the 30th Instant. - The First-drawn ludo Blanks will be each entitled to'l2l. and every Prize above 251. will receive, im addition to such 'Wive, One of the above 'BOOO Tickets, so that the Ticket which shall be drawn One el the Prizes' of 20,0001. in - this . Lottery, may also he drawn One ut this Prizes of 15,0001. in the next ; and all ny one porchase. * The Lottery to h.• drawn 00 the 4th June will only consist of the 8000 Tickets which are given as' Prizes in - the : above Scheme, and wilt contain Two Prizes of 1.5,0001. and toasty other'eapitals; all of which must Oe gained by Adventoi.ers in the present Lottery, ho have the opti6n of. keeping . their Prize Tickets, or se Eitn; them . for 1.21. each at any time be fore the Ist .of _sane. - • TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at -the Offices of ,0.. C:IIIKOLL, , 7, CORNHILI., sued 46, OXFORD-STREET (established-1777), where 773, aPrize of 30,0091.. and Sect other Capital's, were Shared and Sold in the Lottery helot e the last. , . Favourite Knlnhers nosy be secured hy an early Application. I M PERI AL PkitLlA NT. WANE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCH 31. ROYAL COM The R43l . Ai;ent was given by commission tc) the Seditious, : Meetings. Bill , . and Naval Officers' l'ay Bill. Commissiouers, 1110 Lord. Chancellor, Earl of Shafteihttry, and Lord M lville. The I ish Laws' Execution Bill, and-Irish Arms Bill, were coumitted and reported. The Cochineal and Bill was read a third time,. and pasted. On the motion of the Earl'. of Liverpool, the House adjourned All Wednesday fortnight. • HOUSE OF COMMONS. Thy Deputy Usher of the Black Rod stiminwle( the House to the tlouse of Peers, to hear the Itoya, Assent given to the Seditious Assembly Bill, and thr Bill for regulating the islavy Half--pay, hi cer tain. tostanres. I /IV f th; UN Fit Elq: S'f()(.li. ( 1 1 H6 HOLDER..., or Freoen 5 per Cent. Stork, ja. • t i.1, ( ,,, e DIVIDENDS became due io Paris on the 2-2 d ult. and wilt) bare empowered Nesirti.'l l . SARTORIS•and CO: to receive .the aline on their behalf, :tre hereby informed that they 1% ill he payable• at thrir Cuthatitig-lionse, No. 31, Great Winehester.strect, London, at the EXOkitllge of 2.11. 90 e. on the , 2d lionant. and anti following Day, between the hours of Eleven end Two. 43110VIDENT LIFE OFFICE, for the I`- SWUM.% of LIVES awl i bc GRANTand PURCHASE of ANNUI t TAES, SoptlaiooptOn-st feet, Strand. Pecsinr.NT, The'llsqst Noblq the MARQUIS of BUCKINGHAM, K.O. VtcH•Piti;stni;s7rs, : • • Marquis of Salisbury, K.G.• Viscount Duticannon,, Tar) Hardwick, • Viscount too - rid, Viscount Lord Braybrooke. Merniginif Director—J. I'. Barber . llcanniont. This ;nice yields to the h . :pions iti.uo ed it participation in the Profits prnnueed h? . .the Pretaittins, in addition to the spr ci& Sums insurvd. 1 heir Profits are ast..ertained every !icy( n Yiars, rind' adiltd to the . Policies in the iitantier until lat ely pursued. iu tine frtluita r! t)lfice. — COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, . • SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, S I'IUND. . , ' '•.^Tlitt/iMiltt. • • " Ile Mike Of Rutland, K.G. ' Toe Earl of Upper Ossory, The iklargnis of Buckingham, William Praed, &Sq. M.P. The Marquis of Northampton, S.Bernard Morland,gsq. M.P. • . And Sixty Directors.. 'Mann* Director—J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. • 11) Et U 1 'to tie n11(011111 of 14,500/. have 4,111,. been paktwithin • the last:three years to those who hare been hisni-ed Seven Years;--a greater advantage to the Pnb• lie than has been hitherto 'yielded by ally witi.l-secured Esta blishment. And the Public may rest assured that Claims upon this ntlice'are never defeated upon mere legal objec tions, in order to enhance these Returns, but that• Demands are paid in full With the utmost promptness. Experience has proved that, in the Business 'of FIRE . IN SURANCE, A large --Permanent Capital, in addition to the fluctuating Assets arising from the PreiniuMs, is necessary for SOLID SECURITY. This permanent and additional Ca .pital the Origival Alernbera have provided to the extent of - 400,000 E, and they alone are responsible for Losses. • The following arc a few, among stiveral thousand persons, to wilful' the above Returns'are now making:— - .. The Most Noble the'Marquis of Buekinehatii - 4.t0 1.8 , 9 The Most Noble the Marquis of NorthaMpton - Si •19 8 .Vests. Mercer, Uxbridge ... - - 81 0. 3 Mr, William Hull,. ditto - . - 34 19 - 0 Mr. D. S. 'Norton ditto • • -- - - - - 48 _.2 (3 . f . „ Mr. Thniaa.; Kinder, St. Alban* - - . 67 0 2 Messrs. Salter and Woodman, Itickmansworth - ' 59 • 4 9 Me..irs. Barnes and Austin, Banbury - - - 49 17 53 T.Raer, Est Vunstahle -•' - - V 4 10 2 Joi) Smith, F., , (1. ((invite, Northamptonshire - 24 7. 9 Fairer Farrer,,Lsq. Bratield - - • - .33 II 9 Messrs. Bowden and Co. Harlesthorp - , . .151 15 0 Messrs. Handley. Newark - - • - 49 13 d \ Ir. John Lees 1 - 1.011 • . 4 - - - ~.., 43 :II 53 WilliaM loath, Esq. Stanstead Abbotts, Herts $l5 Of 0 Agents are appointed in all - the principal Towns, whif are also Agents to the Provident Life ()dice, founded on similar - p rluopfes.' • - '.. . '' ' • •T " ATLAS ASSURANCE; CONIPAN Y. Dvaso.N tt osuring for the whole! term -ot Life are entitled at the,...od of every Seventh year to partici pate: io the Profits ascertained by actual valuation, cn the principle hitherto practised Frith su much success and satis faction to the Assured at•the Equitable Office. The amount of such Profit may I,e opphed, at the optima of the Party, in various ways highly advantageous to the Ast.urcd, many of which are now for tun first time submitted to the Public by this Company. . . Assurances may be alsti effected for the viliole term of Lite by . agreeing to pay a calculated Premium for a fi xed number a years :only. In VIRE ASSURANCES a return of Profit wilt be made every Fifth Year; and the Rates are hi every respect as Mo derate as those of any other Institution who do not offer equal Adean tag es. Persons assuring are not liable•for the Losses of °then:, as in the case of Partnerships, being protected therefrom by the• Provision of a Guarantee Fun‘l. Full particulars of the Terms and Regulations of the CoM , • • Com pany will be given at the prinewal Office, Cheapside, and by the several Agents in the. Country. • • Recuipts for the Renerval of POLICIES, falling due on' Lady-day,auil payable within lifteeis days thereafter, are 11(1W r.lady at the (Mice, Cheapside, and with the Company's Agents, in Edinburgh, Lublin, Colt, Glasgow, anal „dm, principal Cities and Towns in,,the United Kingdom. HENRY PESLIOROUGH, Jun. Secretary, Cheapsidc, March 19, 1817., • 1 • . • To SOLI C ITORS, lIANKERS, and Others, lb the Country. The ATLAS ASSUKANCii; COMPANY being ;About to in crease the number of their Agencies tin - wigliout the Country, the Directors are ready to, receive applications front Gentle men willing to undertake the saine, either in the Life or yire Department, or ia both, .itt th9so Town's where none are yet established.—tinch applications to be addressed to the Secre tary at the'OtHee . in theapricie, and ilcemullan i ed with re ference to Persons in L9adort. • •• - • - HENRY DESBOROUGH, Jun. Secretary. _ - - Londel4 80, 1817. . N.B. Rejlecruable Anouitirs.op one pr mothc C re Lives'set c:1111 )140 x ed on real or funded 1 , 4,/porty arc purchased by hr on the most eligible Tarts*. - PAVING o . } l THE METROPOLIS. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, , alter stating .that some d o „h rs h a d e xiitetl whether the Bill touching the plying of the Metropolis might.not to be con sidered a private 1:3111, such as would entail the ex pence of it .on the party originating the measure, moved, that an hund;le address be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, praying that such ilart• of the expenec of the Parliamentary proceeding" might be defrayed us should be thou g ht. necesshry. 1-10. also moved for . leave to gi%e the usual notices in the course of next month, as they could not' be given in August and Sep tember. He: then stated, that the Cityrof Lon don f ind the Water • Companies had assisted.the operation ut the Hifi, though not called on .to do so. Mr. IL - BATHURST lhought this a proper ores sign for nrakin L l the .application, in question. The SAY:AKER obServed, that the thing WO3 new, nm v a p i st not pass as a matter of course, though thi subject was become important fro m the disgraceful stare of,the proving of the Metro. polls. Nit only were the parties who brought in private Bills obliged to bear' the expence, but in such cases the protection of private' right 3, by due notice, was always fully provided for. The Honourable Member bad Come, to the Hotise to ask for payment of his expences, awl also to give notice at n shorter period thAti'was aStlal on 'sua l occasions. It this were done once, it migla,again, and r i te Flonnurahle Members for Norwich, Bat!- ter, or other places, might come and claim the same indulgence. 'Under thew circumstances the Honourable Meinber bud •consulted - with his friends, who were of opinion that this Was . pecn• liarly a cave in which the House could exercise ire diseretium - If' the tbtrifetft sri flare was no mode more . proper .than that of moving an Address to hit Royal Highness the Prince Regent ; after which, the Bill might be. pow read a second time ; which would also have the effect of 4 i‘ ing au additional notice to the part its coucermal. Mr. M. A. TAYLPR expressed his sense of the Speaker's comity and of the e lear t ies k of, his Cohnseis on all occasions. He then made his motions,, which were cattle(' new: con. ; after which the Bill was rend a second time ; a mot i on was made and carried for giving notices three t i mes h r t h e 'Nevelpapers, and on Church-dotrs, in the course of nekt month. • e_ • • eATHOLIC QU ESTION. Mr. PoNsoNev, at the request of, andfor, nn Host: Friend, gave notice of a motion on the Catholic claims for some time about the 20th of • svyrcii JrnJEs. The CHANcut.oli of the EXCHEQUER presented the Report of the CoUunissioner, ,on the Jury Courts 'of Scotland.—Ordered, to 'be printed. FORGED' NOTES-. Mr. j3ROUGHAM presented..a : petition from Mr. Brooki, of tligh-street , Bloomsbury, pawnbroker and smith, complaining of having peen. taken i nto c uitot ly on a charge Of 'dotty, becanse he had kept in Lis hands a liirge4 Bank England note, with h . st view of reCovering his-jigs' front tht party who paid it him. , Ele,hadubeen tints severely treated, torn.tsom his family, pnit rendered sub-' jeer' to an ithointian the trios* I,rijinnvi, l l to hie bosinest, though he had Offered to concur with the Bank in atirtneasures for the conviction of the teal ofFender, and though the note had been stomped nitii the word '' turr et!." TiIIORNTON and Mr. CURWEe.N StaW , sitnilar cases of great hardship and oppression, Tht: petition e - vas alit! ortler . e4l to lie on the table. ADJOITRNMF,NT OF THE HOUSE. . The CHANCELLOM of the &Kt/MUFTI moved, that the Ho►►se at it's rising should a►ljourn till bloodity se'nnight. _ M r . p otig n t .tny said, he should not have object ed even to longer adjournment but he could not avoid observing, that the Ilt.use was now .se parating atter the Royal Assent had been given in the last of a series of coercive measures —measures which, it was true, were rendered necessary by the pnblic distress, 'which had pi minced tile hurtle diate.canse for. them ; but Parliament was about 10 a djourn without having done any thing but en-, act those coercive measures ; he hoped, therefore,' that bcfiiie the Honse met main, his Mdesty's . Ministers would have taken some steps towards the alleviation of those distresses. He did expect muc h trusts the exertions of the Committee that wal sitting';. - - and he hoped that, on the return of the Housc, his Majesty's Ministers, and the Com-j mince togethec t : would be aisle to state that some- `'; t hi ng h a d been done. El e..shonld not h a v t obj ec t, ed tun Noel' adjottcrimeut if such a h o p e woe) [Pcr 3 marc-rom. held out ; amt'gvan if'it i'irenot the .teit• oY the Speaker's health would prevent him from oppos. ing the mo, ion. Mr. CANNING Inistvd that 'the Right lion 6e41.4 tleman would not he disaponlived i expects.. tion concerning the at the, Oit h il k intee and his Majesty's Ministeis woold bretoto in the subject before them : hufif the Gt n tiemen laid in his claim for a 'Sudden anti ennodete removal of all the distress of thi'count4, claim« 0d what it was beyond the reach of Miniiters to effect, and but impossibilities to be per,fiirtnetl human means. lii making such a delosina.oti,"the limited !loiters of the Committee, he • fivntedtbe Right Hon; Gentleman could Only be actuated with a view to excite or increase the i üblic dis content., He *as certain there enalti be no w ant of attention On The part tat the COmMittee ; and he hoped that sonic plan for poetical relief, to certain extent, tnithr - 1 found : bus he should he sorry to excite Bitch exuw.tetutild eipertations as theßiglir Nom Grottomaii hati held out, for the removal of evils which It was b401;f1 the-power of human wisdom to prevent, or human Legitlt.. tion to remove. Mr. Porte°Nev expected no complete or sudden removal of the Ceik alluded but, hitherto, , Isla step had been taken. Mr. .133oUGIIAM c.otplaineil, that the liars (en. tleutatt (Mt. Canning) hail, in his usual rely not only imputed to his lion. Friend (Mr. Ponsonby) What lie did tiot - stiy, but motives, in seying, %vide!) lie never. cilultt have been aCttia ett ; anti that the only . object of what, he had nnered was to excite discontent and diseffection. llc 11.01 put it to the House, whether a more temperate ad dress bail ever been made within those w ; his Hurt.' Friend had oily expressed a hope that something would be done to alleviate the distress of the people. Far his part e (thotigh the lion. Cienticman,might on' that account the more ; im pute unjust motives to gl u t for saying by), h r was not so sanguine on the labours of the Coultut CC as his Hen Friend ; for he well recoileet t e th e origin of that Committee, awl the ,manner in which it was composed. He well recollected, that the appointment' of the Committee. Was .not conceded us a boon by Ministers, but extorted,in consequence of a 1101jce given from ail Hononrphle trieud-of his, that such a Committee would be moved for. lie must say one word, too, orl disappnintment of another kind, which he fe r e. ,saw must occur. He was afraid, triter all the pains that had been taken to prevent the people at ‘Vestininster from meeting, that if the House expecte,: no meetings would take Oree within a mile, they would be erievously disappointed. lie would explain this, in order that the disuppoietneent -might bell lightly, and not create whet would be termed ground for alarm ; though he should kkot It. surprised. if-Ministers AlltarLiiu4 .ittitelt-elispoeset to cry out on such en oceesion as tsgainst a direct breneleof tbe,law. But whatever numbers asseine bled, and fur whatever purpose, no breach of the law would be committed.;. for in that hurry in which all dignity of proceeding, till due deliberae flint on a most important subject, and all the forms of that House bail been set at nooglit, it had entirely escaped the notice of Ministers, that, besides the 'flaws in the clause respecting West minster, there were two others that rendered the Bill altogether nugatory. The first was, that a meeting might be held . in Pa lace-yard or else where, for the purpose of addressing the Prince Regent, or the Crown, for the removal of his Majesty's Ministers, : because, 'by, the eleuse iii the Bill, the meetings were prohiliited from con sidering the alteration,of .any thioje in Chtiech State; but the removal of his Nlidest y's Ministers was not any alteration in Church or State ta,the Cleat plac e , the obiect of the Bill was to protect Parliament froth the vit:iuity,of the Weitininiter tneetinto, and they were not to be held withitea mile of the doors at Westminster.liall e hut there was nothing to prevent a meeting iu the Halhitseic; and one, of the largest meetings lie ever knew had been held within that buildieg: so diet all the citi zens of Westminster might. fur the considerei ibn of any subject wleitceer, meet in WestillieSter-ball, within oh- shot of Tarliallrent trtlstet),,r. ,fietcfore,, that ~tae disappointmeet would he, expe rieeced, no alarm : exerted, and no argument adduced for the enactment of , farther coercive measures, it a meeting should be li, Id in lVest minster-hell, the most natoetoo4 and best r atted led of any. Ile, concurred with his Hon. Friend in the hope that soteething,wouhl be.elf:eted during the recess towards alleviating the distres; that so loudly demanded pttention ; and hoped else, that during . the adjoernment no steps would be taken Alinisters touching the a:Tairs of South Arlo:ripe ; or any done to impede the inde pendence of those Colonierin object, the ac complishment of whieh eVery r o ust so - ardently desire. lie trusted :that Mieisteis would not commit the country nethe Way of me diation, more than they hail coltuititteo it alreedy. , BeTtt VAST. stated, that the Bill did not apply, to Incelnigs Belch %Odle Ptolietnent was nqt sitting ; that he b , Aieved. the Courts of .Jotti3P had tht, puwer of preventing meetings in West.; minstvt- hall duriog the, time they were CMpIOYAd there and thitt, at all events, Mr. Fox bad on one occa,iou submitted to their authority ten such alt Oeeasion. Notwithstanding the , defects Of the Bill, which were no secret to Mitristers, , be deemed it. a salutary. measure. ft was true, that 'hi. prevailing distress was the cause of the mea, sure, for that. distress had laid the people open to the arts of designing men. was impossible. to hope that aity tilettStlrttS could entirely: it. Illore that distress; but, every,exertiou would be made with, the hope of alleviating it.„ , Mr. Beouortees explained, . tit ttit to said, the: the country diet expect touch e eef the labours of 'tire Committee; rind ~a~ E~' 1 , 4 r